Death of Mrs Cordelia J Diven in Blairsville
Mrs Cordelia J Diven 74 longtime Blairsville resident died Wednesday in Latrobe hospital from a skull fracture after a fall from a porch steps. Funeral Friday in Blairsville United Presbyterian Church with burial in Blairsville cemetery. Survived by two children Mrs Russell Nesbitt of State College and Homer L Diven of Harrisburg. A former WCTU president and temperance worker, she was born November 19 1863 in Armstrong county.
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Blairsville
Blairaville
Latrobe
J. A. Blair
Pittsburgh
Obituary notices for Griffith Lukehart McAnulty and Hood families
The news item reports the death of Mrs. Anna Lukehart Griffith age 84 of Smicksburg and Punxsutawney with services planned by Rev. Humpke, interment Circle Hill. It also notes the death of Asa B. McAnulty 82 of Green Township with ChristianService and interment McDowell Cemetery. A third obituary covers Mrs. Little Hood 59 of Huff West Wheatfield, widow of Robert M. Hood, with burial Bethel Cemetery near New Florence. The notices list spouses children and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Anna (Lukehart) Griffith
Evan W. Griffith
Smicksburg
Thomas Stear
Punxsutawney
John W. Lukehart
West Mahoning Township
Hvan W. Griffith
Griffith
Presbyterian Church of
Humpke
Circle Hill Cemetery
Little Hood
Robert M. Hood
Huff
West Wheatfield Township
Robert C
Barbara (Wagner) Liggett
Samuel
Joseph Wiggett
Robert Rogers
Conemaugh
Obituaries Highlight Raun Lemon Heeter and Brown Remains
Claude D Baun 45 Rossiter resident died in Adrian hospital Punxsutawney after years of illness. He married Helen Armstrong in 1930 and is survived by widow parents and siblings. Burial at Oaklawn near Cloe. Carolyn Virginia Barker Lemon 86 Saltsburg widow of James Morrison Lemon died at home. Survived by children Ethel McCauley Harry Ralph Clyde Lloyd and Lloyd Lemon sisters Mrs Nixon and Mrs Whitesell. Burial at Edgewood Saltsburg. James Brown 68 former Washington township resident died in Pawpaw Michigan. Buried Five Points cemetery with sister Mrs Peterman and brother George Brown. Clifford Westley Heeter 45 Punxsutawney died at home. Survived by widow Gertrude Clark Heeter parents Mr. and Mrs. J W Heeter and five daughters Ethel Betty Jane Doris and Helen.
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Claude D. Raun
Claude D. Baun
Rossiter
Adrian Hospital
Punxautawney
H. C
Della
Peace) Baun
Juneau
Helen Armstrong
James Morrison Lemon
Carolyn Virginia (Barker) Lemon
Saltsburg
Mra. Lemon
Cumberland
Levi and
Melvin (Hinkle) Barker
Harry
Ralph
Clyde Lemon
Vandergrift
Lloyd Lemon
Swissvale
James Nixon
Elizabeth Whitesell
Salina
Edgewood Cemetery
Salisburg
Tuesaday
James Brown
Washington Township
Harry McDaniel
Pawpaw
Mich
Five Points
J. C. Peterman
Indiana
George Brown
Sagamore
iClfford Westley Heeter
Thomas Heeter
Marion Center
Punxsutawney
Gertrude
Clark) Heeter
J. W. Heeter
Ethel
Betty
Jane
Doris
Helen Heeter
Personal Breevities and College Returnees Report
Mrs G T Buchanan of North Sixth street and Mrs W O Buch anan of Irwin return from a motor trip through New England. Mrs Fred Herlinger of South Sixth street hosted weekend guests from Kent Ohio and Akron Ohio. Philadelphia visitors Mrs J H Hogg and mother Mrs Virginia Fleming leave with Mrs Hogg. Miss Lillian Hollahan and Miss Dorothy Arnold return from Atlantic City where they attended hospital administrator and nurse anesthetist conventions. Indiana students Gilbert Wolfenden Morton Brody Thomas Simpson go to Exeter Duke Penn Slippery Rock. Gordon Tate visits West Philadelphia and returns to Newport training camp. Pacific cruise planned with brother Lyle aboard Mary J and San Pedro. Robert Winger leaves for University of Michigan Biological School. District Christian Endeavor Rally urged for Kittanning September 25 with sessions and banquet. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R D readers six dollars and fifty nine cents.
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G. T. Buchanan
North Sixth Street
W. O. Buchanan
Irwin
New England States
Fred Herlinger
South Sixth Street
L. C. Root and Son
Kent, O
L. Findley
Akron
J. H. Hogg
Philadelphia
Thomas Simpson
Exeter
Betty Pierce
Betty Sprankle
Burwin Russell
Frank Marshall
Pete Zavlaris
Duke
John Simpson
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Reese
Slippery Rock
Gordon Tate
United States Navy
West Philadelphia St
Newport
R. I
Pacific
Lyle
U. S
Mary Jand
San Pedro
Calif
Robert Winger
Mrz
D. L. Winger
Ann Arbor
Mich
Biological School of Science
University of Michigan
Robert
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Radiance and the afterglow of Sonia Sidell's life
Sonia Sidell paints for cards while married to Wayne Parks a child and a dream of fame. Her sisters Madame Sidelli and Lola Elliott Sidell dominate society with careers. Wayne finances the home as Sonia guards her art and a future for their Radiance, the baby.
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Sonia Sidell
Sonia
Madame Vesta Sidelli
Lola Elliott Sidell
Wayne Parks
Lola Sidell
Sidelli
Wayne
Madame Sidelli
Leigh & Sanford
Baby
Cliffside Dance Hall and Barn Destroyed by Fire
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Cliffside dance pavilion along Twolick creek south of Indiana and a long-used recreation center. The $9,000 structure owned by the First National Bank of Indiana could not be saved despite two hours of water from the creek. Later, a barn on the J. D. McCurdy farm five miles west of Blairsville was also burned, with all contents including crops and a stallion, totaling about $8,000. House and other buildings were spared due to Blairsville firemen. Loss largely insured.
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J. D. McCurdy
William Penn Highway
Blairsville
McCurdy
Temperance Rally at Cookport in M E Church
Pine Flats W C T U plans a temperance rally at Cookport M E Church on Thursday September 23 at 730 PM. Theme Medical Temperance led by Mrs R E B Tate Indiana County W C T U vice president Invocation Rev Wayne Moore worship service Mrs Merrick reading Geraldine Law special music biography of Francis Willard Mae Brown music address Mrs Wilbur Black Indiana leaders remarks offering business and announcements benediction. 772 hunting licenses issued by county treasurer John M Thompson by noon today the largest at this time of year. Dog licenses to date total 9337.
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Pine Flats
M. E
Cookport
Mrsa
R. E B. Tate
Indiana County
W.C.T.U
Wayne Moore
Merrick
Geraldine Law
Francis Willard
Mae Brown
John M. Thompson
Back on the Job Again At Seventh Street A&P
Thomas Lynch returns to duty as manager of the Seventh Street A and P after a brief illness. Also notes include a speech on presidential travel funds, Sakkara antiquities discovery, Agnes Sonnleitner finds $140 in a coat, a 3-foot boa found in Kansas, 1938 cigarette production total, Brazil coffee destruction to stabilize prices, a joke about heaven, travel memories, and a sales ad for Progress Trespass Notices with pricing and mailing info.
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Thomas Lynch
Seventh Street A. & P
Lynch
Cattle Testing Advances in Indiana County for Bangs Disease
Indiana County advances Bangs disease testing under State and Federal Bureaus of Animal Industry supervision. Indemnities for reactors are 25 dollars Federal and 32.50 State, up to animal value. carcass value adds. Pure bred max payments are 50 Federal and 350 State. Testing forms available at County Agent’s office. owners may use private vets or Federal vets at no charge for first two tests. Warner reports over 60 percent of county cattle tested.
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Indiana
Federal Bureaus of Animal Industry
Court House
Warner
Indiana County
Democratic candidate for county clerk announces candidacy
J DAY BROWNLESD Jr, running for Clerk of the Orphans Court Register of Wills and Recorder of Deeds in Indiana County, appeals to voters. He cites Princeton and Michigan law studies, Indiana County Bar membership, and promises courteous efficient service if elected. He asks for votes and influence of every county voter.
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the Orphans' Court
Register of Wills
Princeton University
University of Michigan
Indiana County Bar Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Cordelia J. Diven
Asa E. McAnulty
Asa BE. McAnulty
Green Township
Spruce
Mr. McAnulty
Catherine Jeffrey
Stella Hadden
Creekside
Wes McAnulty
Mattie McCurdy
Ebensburg
Billa Baker
Woodbury
Wilda Keith
Cherry Tree
Gertha McAnulty
A. Hale McAnulty
Ernest McAnulty
McAnulty
Walter Merrick
McDowell Cemetery
Robert M, Hood
Clifford Westley Heeter
District Christian Endeavor Rally
County Christian Endeavor Societies
Western District Conference
Kittanning
Progress and
Cliffside
Wilbur Black
United States
Treasury Department
Sakkara
Egypt
Appleton
Wis
Agnes Sonnleitner
Hutchingen
Kansas
Joseph
Mamma
Papa
M‘crory
McCrory
Congoleum Hall
McRory’s
Great Britain
The
Pittsburgh Poate Gazette
R. D
Gels Telephone Company OF
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