Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

7

Funeral services for James Montgomery Wakefield

Funeral services were held Monday at his residence with interment in Greenwood cemetery for James Montgomery Wakefield 84 former County Commissioner and West Wheatfield resident who died Saturday after a long illness. Born March 26 1852 he led in many community activities serving as township school director road supervisor and County Commissioner 1912 to 1916. A lifelong Democrat and member of Germany M H church he is survived by eight children 40 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren living in West Wheatfield Robinson Bolivar Greensburg Youngwood Elk River and Minnesota.

Greenwood Cemetery James Montgomery Wakefield West Wheatfield Township James Cinthia (Palmer) Wakefield Germany M. H. Church Edward Bowser W. B. Altimus C. B. McGraw West ‘Wheatfield Township C. W. Hewitt Robinson J. H. Treasurer Bolivar A. L. Cribbs Greensburg H. C. Wakefield Youngwood J. C. Wakefield Elk River Minn

Funeral service for Alexander Murray Hopkins in Mahoning

Alexander Murray Hopkins 79 longtime East Mahoning resident died Sunday morning at home from a heart ailment after pneumonia. He was born February 13, 1857 and was a farmer and elder in Mahoning United Presbyterian Church. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at the church with Rev. Shane and Rev. Work officiating. He leaves his second wife Amanda Thompson, a daughter Mrs. Lester Steele, a son Mark Hopkins of Portland, Ore., three grandchildren and a sister Mrs. Myra Cole of Fort Collins, Colo.

Mahoning Mark Hopking Portland Ore Myra Cole Fort Collina Colo

Miss Bess E Thomas Dies After Operation at 59

Funeral services held Tuesday at her residence and interment in Oakland cemetery for Miss Bess E. Thomas of Church street who died Sunday in an Indiana hospital from complications after an operation the previous day. She was born in Armstrong township and lived in Indiana most of life. An employee of Troutman Company store and a longtime M B church member. Survived by step mother Mary F. Thomas and sisters and brothers Mrs Edna Longwill, Mrs David Livingston, Harry I. Thomas, and Robert H. Thomas.

Oakland Cemetery Bess E. Thomas Church Street Indiana Hospital Lewis B Mary BR. Thomas Armstrong Township Indiana Troutman Company M. B. Church Holt Hughes Mary F. Thomas Mra Hdna Longwill Clymer David Livingston Buffalo Harry I. Thomas Hagerstown Robert H. Thomas Denver, Colo

Carpenter John Haldin laid to rest in Oakland cemetery

John Haldin of Ernest died in Presbyterian hospital Pittsburgh on Thursday aged 14 years in the community he worked as a carpenter for Consolidated Lumber and Supply. He was a Lutheran church member and a substantial citizen. Survived by his father Gustav Haldin of Finland and a mother Mrs. Gustav Haldin of Fulton Bug plus several relatives in Indiana Ernest New York and Pennsylvania.

Oakland Cemetery John Haldin Ernest Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh Consolidated Lumber & Supply Company Lutheran Church Paul Risinger Indiana Orle Styers Fred Thayer New York Edward Jarl Astrid Rudolph Ruth Pearl Guetave Haldin Finland Slater Fulton Bug

Lingle Rites Held for Harvey B. Lingle in Grace ton

Harvey Bowman Lingle 57 died Tuesday at his Graceton home after a long illness. Funeral services will be at his late residence Thursday evening at 7 30 conducted by Rev G B Letchworth of Blacklick. Interment is in Philipsburg after his sister Mrs Thomas Whitaker arrives from Los Angeles. He was born January 28 1879 in Philipsburg and worked with Graceton Coal & Coke Co. for years. Survived by wife Agnes McGonegal a son Harvey Jr and brothers C M Lingle Paul Lingle sister Mrs Thomas Whitaker and several sisters in Tacoma Wash.

Harvey Bowman Lingle Graceton G. B. Letchworth Blacklick Philipsburg Thomas Whitaker Los Angeles Calif Thomas. Whitaker Migg Helen Lingle Hugh Adams Louise Sturges Tacoma Wash

Misa Mildred Helman Dies in Philadelphia at 21

Misa Mildred Ruth Helman died Friday evening in Philadelphia from a fatal heart attack while visiting a friend. She was aged 21, daughter of the late Abraham and Mrs. Helman of Indiana, born in Cherryhill township, with relatives in Indiana Blairsburg White Township and Philadelphia. Funeral services at Robinson Funeral Home followed by interment in Grove Chapel Lutheran church cemetery.

Robinson Funeral Home Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Misa Mildred Ruth Helman Philadelphia Abraham Helman Indiana Cherryhill Township Clarence Helman Clyde Altman Carrie Wadding O'Hearn Donald Helman Blasirsville Harry Helman White Township Thelma Helman

Saltsburg man Joseph Delisi Sr dies at 70

Joseph Delisi Sr of Saltsburg died Friday at Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after a brief illness. A native of Italy, he moved to the United States 29 years ago and ran a fruit and produce business in Saltsburg. He and his sons also operated theaters in Saltsburg Avonmore and Nanty Glo. Survived by daughters Mrs Josephine Demario and Inex Delisi and sons Joseph and Samuel Delisi of Saltsburg and residence Avonmore. Funeral Monday at St Matthews Catholic Church Saltsburg followed by burial in the church cemetery.

St. Matthews Catholic Church Saltsburg Joseph Delisi Mercy ‘Hospital Pittsburgh Italy Salisburg Avonmore Nanty-Glo Josephine DeMario Joseph Samuel Delisi Inex Delisi

Ernest man 76 dies after illness at home

George Gibarty Sr aged 76 died at his home in Ernest on Wednesday night Sept 9 after a string of diseases. A native of Austria born Feb 21 1860 he lived in Walaton before moving to Ernest where he worked for the Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co. Surviving are son George Gibarty Jr of Ernest two daughters Mia Anna Prehoda of Flint Mich and Mrs Mary Sabochick of Ernest fourteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial was at St Bernard's Roman Catholic cemetery in Ernest.

George Gibarty Ernest Austria Walaton Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co George Gibarty, Jr Mia Anna Prehoda Flint Mich Mary Sabochick Burelal St. Bernard's

Ling Charles L Hing dies in Indiana hospital

Charles Luther Hing Ling son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Ling of Ernest died Sunday in Indiana hospital Born January 12, 1935 he leaves parents a brother Wayne a sister Twila and grandparents Mr and Mrs William Claweon of Lucerne and William P Ling of Listie Funeral services are this afternoon at the home with interment in Greenwood cemetery.

Charles Luther Ling Charles L. Ling Ernest Indiana Hospital Wayne Twila William Claweon Lucerne William P. Ling Listie Greenwood Cemetery

Surgeon Beaumont’s 1822 Fort Mackinac digestions tale

A misfired shotgun near Fort Mackinac in 1822 wounded French Canadian voyageur Alexia St Martin. Army surgeon William Beaumont treated him, studied digestion, and over ten years developed methods still saving lives. The diary notes describe inserting thermometers and observing gastric juice to map digestion.

Fort Mackinac Mich Alexia St. Martin William Beaumont St. Martin Beaumont St. Martin's Frontier Army Western Newspaper Union

Dollar Certificates to be Sold in Indiana County

A quota of 1500 Dollar Certificates will be sold in Indiana county as set by the Finance Committee of the Republican National Committee and the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania. Mrs Sutton, Indiana, directs the county campaign with volunteers making house-to-house calls. The state notes over 44,000 contributors, crediting volunteer women. the 1932 Hoover Roosevelt campaign had 940 Republican contributors.

Indiana County Finance Committee Republican National Committee Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania Mra. R Sutton Indiana

Man Charged With Looting Railroad Car Near Avonmore

Felix Visnesky, 24, of Palmer near Uniontown, was arrested by railroad police on trespassing and larceny charges after confessing to stealing clothing and crucifixes from a Pennsylvania railroad car near Avonmore. He sold part of the loot for 23 dollars in Avonmore and Vandergrift, and was lodged in the county jail after questioning in Blairsville.

Felix Visnesky Palmer Uniontown Lieuwt J. R. Love Pittsburgh Seret G. L. Isherwood Blairsville Avonmore Pennsylvania Visnesky Vandergrift

80 Days in Jail Minimum for Drunken Drivers in Cambria

Judge John H McCann of Cambria county declared that 80 days in the county jail will be the minimum sentence for drunken drivers in the future. He spoke as he sentenced Edward M Starkhart of Johnstown to 30 days after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated.

Cambria ‘Co John H. McCann Cambria County Cambria McCann Edward M. Starkhart Johnstown

Young Republicans to Wage Vigorous County Campaign

At the Young Republicans re organization meeting on Thursday evening Barbour was reelected chairman Other officers chosen included Mrs Clarence Watson vice chairman Herbert Buch man corresponding secretary Miss Nancy Simpson recording secretary and Millard Frye treasurer Plans are being completed for holding meetings throughout the county before the close of the present campaign

Hidden Taxes Speech by Al M Landon in Buffalo

Al M Landon argued at Buffalo on August 26 that indirect taxes such as on food clothing gasoline and cigarettes fall mainly on low and middle income groups including wage earners salaried workers farmers and small business owners, obscuring the cost of government.

al M. Landon Buffalo

A Lemon for Ike 6 Ike and Mike in a village tale

In a rural tale twins Ike and Mike Lemon clash over a forbidden card game and a girl named Sadie. Mike pressures Ike to join a risky night of mischief at Blackberry Hill, testing loyalty, love, and family bonds in a tight, old time setting.

Isaac Michael Ike Mike Sadie Lemon Sadie Blackberry Hill Tke Getter Lemon Farm

Twin Love and a Wedding That Surprises All

In a rural tale, Ike plans with Sadie for a May wedding while masking his true aim. Mike, Sadie’s intended, learns of the scheme and forbids it, but Ike learns the truth and seizes the chance. Sadie’s realization comes too late as Ike and Sadie wed, with Sadie unaware her first kiss preceded the marriage.

Ike Sadie Mike Kate Sadie Lemon Hig Twin

Virginia Folk Tunes Include More Than Mountain Songs

Virginia violinist Winston Wilkinson, holder of a University of Virginia folk music fellowship, explains that Virginia folk tunes span the state beyond the mountains. He notes a rich collection of ballads and dances sung by educated Virginians, with ties to historic works like Piers Plowman and themes echoed in Burne’s My Love’s Like a Red, Red Rose.

Virginia Winston Wilkingon University of Virginia Cecil J. Sharp Wilkingon Robert Burne Boccaccio

Highland chiefs protest gas station on battlefield

Descendants of Highland chiefs who fought at Cullo den in Scotland object to a planned gasoline station on the battlefield site. They protest the construction citing historical significance and preservation concerns.

Battle of Culloden Scotland

Hospital Labs and the Hunt for Cancer

A historical note traces modern hospital laboratories to a recent era, contrasting with ancient Egyptian temples where rooms labeled Laboratory and Preparations hinted at early hopes of science. It highlights the laboratory as medicine’s nerve center and the global push to conquer cancer, framing it as the greatest long-term medical pursuit.

Dendara General Hospital

Margaret and Bill Debate Human Differences in Size

Margaret asks if women are taller than men and Bill answers affirmatively. He cites general trends and mentions variation, noting height differences are not universal and depend on individuals.

Margaret Bill

Also Mentioned on This Page

James M. Wakefield Alexander Murray Hopkins Bess E. ‘Thomas Harvey B. Lingle Misa Mildred R. Helman Joseph Delisi, Sr Leon Celeski St. Bernard Church Washington Township Dorothy Yonick Creekside Elizabeth Kievich Home R.D Mary Calaky Chester George Gibarty, Sr Charles Luther Hing Scott Watson Woodburn Granite Works Sooth College Avenue Ponna Willis & Henderson Flora Company Wayne Ave Penney’s Penney’s J. C. Penney Company, Incorporated Indiana Hardware Co Philadelphia Street Indiana, Pennsylvania
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Progress Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Progress?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication