Deaths and Obituaries in Indiana County
Multiple obituaries and notices report the death of Alexander Hopkins a Civil War veteran formerly of Ligonier and Mahoning township. Surviving children include Mrs. May H. Brides Mrs. Clariss Weamer Mrs. Sarah B. Sith Mel Jeannette Cotterman Russell Hopkins and 25 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Bash and Mrs. Catherine Wonder with funeral details and family survivors. Edna Tamison obituary and local church society social report complete the item.
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Alexander Hopking
Alexander Hopkins
Indiana
Ligonier
Fast Mahoning Township
May H. Brides
East Oak Street
Bruce
Clariss Weamer
Plumville
Sarah B. Sith
Town
Mel
Jeannette Cotterman
Goraofi
Russell Hopkins
San Francisco
185Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Flist United Presbyterian Church
Swartz Crawford
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Margaret Bash
Taylor Bank
Ord
John Hamilton
Matthew Hamilton
Moses Kanarr
White Township
James Jefferies
Rochester Mills
Taylor Smiley
Clark Brishart
Local Notices From Clymer and Nearby Towns
A jumble of property transfers appears, listing various parcels and sums in Chevy Chase Blatraville Center Green and nearby towns, naming trustees and buyers including J. Willits, H. Bennett, D. B. and others, with amounts ranging from 40 to several thousand dollars. Also notes Rev Father N P McNelis injuring his knee in a buggy accident, and announcements of a new brick church in Clymer and a new pastor for Grove Chapel Lutheran church in Rayne township. installations scheduled for early next month.
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Ramiahi
Blatraville
H. M. Bennett
Chevy Chase
Manual R. Livingston
John Fox
Green
George Rosman
D. B. Ion Trusted
Ghevy
M. M. Connelly
Mazza
Carmine the Beaus
Iearess
Mary A. Owert Aiki
Gipsy
F. Haddan
Anna
James B. Green
South Mahoning
B. H. Seanor
E. Young
Adiaina
William H. McGregor
A. G. Winslow
W. ‘We Pierce
Low Robinson
Blairaville
Joseph Westroth
Dixon Run Land Co
Clymer
Mys
Barbara Vargo
LL. Pattison Co Lors
Ella M. Fagan
Father N. P. McNelis
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Grove Chapel
A. Shaukis
New Florence
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Rayne Township
Muslim trespass signs stay sturdy in wind
Local supplier markets muslin trespass signs proven to resist gusts, selling at 5 cents each or six for 25 cents.
Local Fair Promises Entertainment and Community Picnic
A community fair is planned midweek with a balloon display and live entertainment at the town grounds. Poultry and horticulture displays, a livestock show, and a junior hunt fundraiser picnic are noted. Tickets, trespass notices, and baskets are mentioned, inviting broad attendance and local participation. Also reported is a baseball defeat for Nowsytown with Livingston delivering three hits in the Jacksonville game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowsytown
Jacksonville
Sacksonville
Livingston
Local Clothing Store Ad Boasts Low Prices and Wide Selection
A rural shop proclaims ready stock of Boys and Ladies apparel including durable $1.98 boys suits and strong boys shoes. It touts daily arrivals of Ladies suits coats furs and skirts with prices from $6.98 to $20.00 while inviting customers to browse the offerings.
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Panama
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Thomas Block
Philadelphia Street
Penna
Chethanky
Rartay
Castor
Ecru
Catherine Wonder
A. M. Wonder
Carey, O
Jackson Wonder
Prof. Wonder
Edna Tamison
Edna
Ladies Aid Society
The
Indiana Baptist Church
Gratfam
Gratam
Normal School
Hampton Institute
Hampton
Appleby & Peterson
Presbyterian Congregation of
Sixth and
Hancock Streets
Bionihied
Avion Fale
Faa Ts
Pepeerentee Dale
of the Hunt United Presbyterian’ Chargh
Uhelel
Clive Vey
Giselar
Roaelle
Atsc Obr
David Eelei
Asree Gisere
Patkte Sisi
Aires
Hadbley Cay
Evees Coematgh
Wilaga
Ayia
Mary Ei Galbeauth
Bere
M. Jonnatom
John V. Ganghay Vaanee Sy
Willa
Odobna
Cains
Indigna Markets
Gana Renal
Philadelphia
Tenth Streets
John S. Cunningham
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Sible
Sally
Ordi
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