Prominent Man Called by Death in Indiana County
Dr. Shaulls, longtime physician and Healing Arts Commission member during Gov. John’s administration, died after moving to Somerset County in 1982. Survived by widow, son, and siblings, with services held at Robinson Funeral Home and burial in Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Healing Arts Commission
John §. Fisher
Welmer
Friedens
Edna (Shaulls
Arthur J. Probs
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs. Anna Bowser Dies at 80 in Clearfield Hospital
Funeral services held Tuesday at Chestnut Grove church Winslow community with interment in Rhodes cemetery. Anna Bowser age 80 native of Indiana county died Saturday in Clearfield hospital after five years ill health. Widowed from Isaac C. Bowser who died twenty years ago. Survived by daughter Myrtle Barrett Curwensville and other children Lavina Lee Ebensburg Lloyd Bowser Chicago Clyde Bowser. Also brother George Pierce Butler and sisters Minerva Sprague Emma Pierce Reynoldsville Ida Armstrong Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
Winslow
Rhodes Cemetery
Anna Bowser
Indiana County
Clearfield Hospital
William Pierce
Pierce Settlement
Rossiter
Isaac C. Bowser
Myrtle Barrett
Curwensville
Barrett
Lavina Lee
Ebensburg
Lloyd and
Clyde Bowser
Chicago
George Pierce
Butler
Minerva, Sprague
Emma Pierce
Reynoldsville
Ida Armstrong
Punxautaw~ Ney
Mary C. France obituary notices Blairsville resident
Mrs. Mary Curtis France died at 76 after a prolonged illness at her Blairsville home. Born March 28 1860 she spent many years in Blairsville where she was highly regarded. Survived by her sister Miss Jer Me Curtis and by relatives. Funeral services were led by Reverend J C Stuart at Blairsville Presbyterian Church with interment in Blairsville cemetery. Rev Curtis France of Mapleton Presbyterian Church also attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Mary Curtis France
Blairaville
Joseph France
Jer Me Curtis
Blairsville Presbyterian Church
J.C. Stuart
Ehayleaves & Gon
Curtis France
Mapleton Presbyterian Church
Death of Mrs Mary Agnes McMullen in Johnstown
Mrs Mary Agnes McMullen aged 69 native of Indiana county died Saturday afternoon at her Johnstown home after a heart attack while cleaning. She was reared in Strongstown and lived in Johnstown for sixty years. Survived by brother Alex McMullen of North Braddock and four sisters Ella McMullen Alice Repp Rebecca Amend and Gertrude Holsinger. Funeral rites held Tuesday at St John Gualbert Catholic church with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes McMullen
Indiana County
Johnstown
Hugh Rebecca
Fowler) McMullen
Strongstown
Alex McMullen
North Braddock
Ella McMullen
Alice Repp
Derry
Rebecca Amend
Wilkinsburg
Gertrude Holsinger
St. John Gualbert Catholic Church
Mrs George Habinyecz Funeral Held At Greenwood
Funeral services were conducted this afternoon at the Greenwood cemetery for Mrs. George Habinyecz aged 43 who died at her home near Tide in Center township on Monday from a illness. She had lived in Center township 24 years and was a member of Homer City Lutheran church. Rev. C E Held conducted the rites. Surviving are her husband and children Edith Sanford Indiana George John Andrew Mary Helen at home, five grandchildren and three sisters in Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Habinyecz
Greenwood Cemetery
George Bahinyscz
Tide
Center Township
Homer City
Edith Sanford
Indiana
George
John
Andrew
Mary
Helen
Hungary
Thomas W. Uber
Greenwood
Thomas Wilson Uber
Whites Township
Peter
Lavina
Warner) Uber
White Township
Free Methodist Church
Previte
Sarah Jane Growden
Clark Uber
Myrtle Uber
Joseph Barris
Oakland Cemetery
Isabel Barris
Joseph Harris
Clymer Road
Scranton
James
Arthur Barria
Joseph Barris, Jr
Jot
Mil Ion B Wilcox Sr Dies in Pittsburgh Hospital
Milton Burnett Wilcox Sr of Turtle Creek died Friday at St Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after brain tumor surgery. Born July 4 1880 in Advance, Washington township, he lived there before moving to Turtle Creek years ago to work in grovery and insurance. Survived by widow Grace Wood Wilcox and children Claribel Milton B Jr and Newry Wilcox at home, sister Mrs Harry Clark of Advance, and a brother in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Burnett Wilcox
Huntingdon
Turtle Creek
Restland Memorial Park
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
Washington Township
Grace (Wood) Wilcox
Claribel
Milton
B., Jr
Newry Wilcox
Harry Clark
Advance
West
Funeral notices set for Uber Ford Ray Barris kin
Funeral services announced for Thomas W Uber of Whites Township aged 77 with service at his residence and interment at Greenwood cemetery. Also listed are Albert B Ford of Blairsville, Dick Ray of Paden City and Mrs Isabel Barris of Indiana County with details of birth, marriages and survivors.
Death Notice for David Nathan Totten Aged 61
David Nathan Totten died Thursday at his home near Smithport aged 61. On Sunday afternoon he was laid to rest at Frye cemetery after services at his late residence. He was a lifelong resident of Banks township and a farmer. Surviving children include James and Leonard Totten of near Glen Campbell and Leora Totten at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘N. Totten
Frye Cemetery
David Nathan Totten
Smithport
Banks Township
James
Leonard
Glen Campbell
Leora
Blairaville School fills two teaching posts on Thursday
Two vacancies in Blairaville faculty were filled as Miss Muriel Dils of Ayalon was elected high school librarian and Miles Dorothy Noel named instructor at the Third Ward School. Dils, a University of Pittsburgh graduate, succeeds Eleanor Stuve who resigned for Aliquippa, while Noel follows Leora Barry who also resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairaville
Muriel Dils
Ayalon
Miles Dorothy Noel
Third Ward
Dils
University of Pittsburgh
Eleanor Stuve
Aliquippa
Miss Noel
Leora Barry
Ram Sale Tops At Indiana County Auction
Twenty one Hampshire and Shropshire rams sold at the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co‑operative sale at the Fair Grounds on September 17, averaging 26.10. The top ram, a yearling Hampshire consigned by Clayton Miller, brought 70.00 to J. R. and A. A. Miller of Bedford. Bonny Leaf Farm’s yearling Hampshire consigned ram sold for 66.00 to Dick Stephens of Homer City. Rams were sold to buyers from Indiana, Westmoreland, Armstrong, Somerset, Clarion, Bedford, and Blair. Auctioneer Col. Robert Peebles led the sale. W. B. Connell assisted. 4‑H Lamb Feeding Club aided in trimming, and a sale film was produced for winter meetings. The event was held at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Shropshire
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operative Association
Fair Grounds
Clayton Miller
Creekside
J. R
A. A. Miller
Bedford
Bonny Leaf Farm
Johnstown
R.D
Dick Stephens
Homer City
Indiana
Westmoreland
Armatrong
Somerset
Clarion
Blair
Col
Robert Peebles
New Castle
W. B. Connell
Penn State
Indiana Man Given Long Term For Serious Morality Offense
Alvie Stuchell of East Locust Street was sentenced by Judge Creps to five to 10 years in Western Penitentiary after conviction on a serious morality charge for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Other sentences included J. H. Painter to six to 12 months in Allegheny County Workhouse with $200 fine, Edward Swan fined $100 for buying junk and warned to stop, Mike De Martini to three to six years for arson and insurance fraud related to a Homer City fire, Charles R. Walters of Apollo pleaded guilty to bicycle larceny with a $25 fine, and Mrs. Mary Rudy of Seamentiown fined $26 for liquor control act violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Stuchell
East Locust St
Creps
Western Penitentiary
Jhia
J. H. Painter
Rossiter, RD
Allegheny County
Edward Swan
Aultman
Swan
Mike de Martini
Homer City
de Martini
Charles R. Walters
Apollo, R. ‘Ti
Mary Rudy
Seamantown
Max Israel Cleared of Larceny Charge in Court
A not guilty verdict was returned in the case of Max Jareal of Indiana charged with receiving stolen goods in the purchase of 900 pounds of copper trolley from West Penn Railways Co. Sereal to pay court costs. In separate matters, sentence was suspended for Steve Swantek after an assault case with Mamrovich. Swantek to pay $35.00. Joseph Shelock was acquitted of assault and battery and costs assigned to Lillian Romansic who was alleged to have been beaten on August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Jareal
Indiana
West Penn Railways Co
Sereal
Steve Swantek
Ernest
Joe Mamrovich
Swantek
Mamrovich
Law proposal seeks 60 days training for driver learners
State Secretary of Revenue John B R Kelly of Harrisburg says he will ask the 1037 legislature for a law requiring 60 days of thorough driving training between learners permit request and the driving test to cut down the ghastly death toll on the highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Secretary of Revenue
John BR. Kelly
Harrisburg
Carter Glass Calls New Deal a National Disgrace
Virginia Senator Carter Glass denounces the New Deal saying it is not only a mistake but a disgrace to the nation, reflecting sharp Democratic criticism amid economic policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
Virginia
DAPTIAT ASSOCIATION HOLDS 60TH ANNIVERSARY MEETING AT OLD MAHONING CHURCH
The Indiana Baptist Association marks its 60th anniversary alongside the 62nd anniversary of the Women’s Missionary Society, with sessions at the old Mahoning church on October 1 and 2, 1936. Activities include devotions, welcomes, sermons by Rev. C. L. Straw and Rev. L. W. Bumpus, and a packed program of addresses, music, reports, and a play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daptiat Association
Old Mahoning Church
Indiana Baptist Association of Regular ‘Baptist Churches
Mbaptist ‘Women’s Mizsionary Society
W. 5
Flesher
K. EB
Nolf
Clayton Straw
C. L. Straw
Selina Barber
A. H.bowser
L. W. Bumpus
C. B. Tompkins
Sulfun Hospital
West ‘China
J. P. Tampt
Indiana
C. EB
M. & M.board
Rousing Republican Rally Opens Campaign in Indiana County
A large turnout attended a Republican rally in Indiana County as speakers urged support for Walter Morris for Congress and the ticket. They cited victories in Maine and Michigan, promoted tax cuts, and warned against the Democratic administration while outlining campaign plans across towns including Blairsville and Blair counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinola
America
Washington
Roosevelt
Maine
Michigan
Harrisburg
Benjamin F. Ludlow
Philadelphia County
Walter D. Morris
Congress
Indiana
Armstrong
Jefferson
Cambria County
Ana Carroll
Philadelphia Republican Committee
Walter ‘E. Morris
Gilbert Wolfenden
J. T. Stewart
J. Clair Sloan
Assembly
J County
Fair Grounds
Beautiful Grove
H. Wallace Thomas
London
Creekside
W. Mack, Jr
Mam Ruddock
J.T. Stewart
Walter Morris
Punxsutawney
Blairsville
Cherry Tree
Smicksburg
Clarksburg
Plumville
Bhelocta
Cookport Green township fair features strong Grange and 4-H displays
Last week Cookport hosted the Green township community fair with standout Grange booths from Clymer Penn Run Grise more Shryock Home Marion Center and Hope. 4-H Jersey and Guernsey heifers were a main livestock feature judged by County Agent Harry Poorbaugh. Blue ribbons went to several Jersey and Guernsey names with red ribbons to others. County Horseshoe contest top scorers from Marion Center Home will compete in Brushvalley finals. Green township schools organized a broad array of Thursday events under Prof. D D Patterson supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
Green Township
Clymer
Penn Run
Grisemore
Shryock
Home
Marion Center
Hope
Guernsey
Jersey
Purchase Line
Jersey and
Harry Poorbaugh
Jefferson County
Jersey Club
Robert C. Lydick
William McMillen
Murray McMillen
Helen Louise Houck
Edward Houck
Saint Jane Parry
Donald Allison
Guernacy Club
Eugene Wilt
John Reithmiller
Meredith Boucher
Samuel Boucher
Lloyd Wilt
Marion Keith
N. A. Stefy
Dick Fulmer
Charles Kinter
O. B. Washington
Green
D. D. Patterson
First hospital in the United States founded in New York City
The 1660 hospital on Bridge Street marked the nation’s first industrial hospital built by Dutch settlers who ruled New York. Dr Varrewanger led the company medical service as soldiers and West India slaves worked there. the building lasted about a decade before being torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
New World
New York
Dutch Weat India Company
Hendrickson Varrewanger
Bridge Street
Hillette Wilchurch
Babylonia
Indiana visits and hospital notes from Cherryhill
George Lunn blanks a patient in Culver hospital while Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz visit Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Learn in Indiana. David Martin and sister Martha called at R A Martin's home Sunday. Dean Martin son of Mr and Mrs Allen Martin in a patient in Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs Robinson of Saltqoure attended Penn Run homecoming Sunday. Mr and Mrs A H Williams of Pine Plats were Indiana callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Engle and son Wesley attended Milas Bess Thomas funeral in Indiana on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
George Lunn
Indiana
John Engle
Wesley
Milas Bess Thomas
Retribution on crops plowed under by Federal policy
A Southern Farmer cites divine law as stronger than man and government in the White House, claiming vengeance on crops ruined and pigs killed by the gentle man farmer’s order. The writer laments shrinking yields and invokes Providence to justify moral judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Indiana Man Wins Trip to Cuba Cruise Reward for Kelvinator Salesmen
Indiana's George E. Metcalf sailed from New York to Cuba as a guest of Kelvinator Corporation. Selected among 226 leading domestic refrigeration salesmen, he joins 600 Kelvinator executives and guests on the cruise honoring sustained sales effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cuba
George E. Metcalf
Town
New York
Kelvinator Corporation
Metcalf
Mahoning Supply Company
United States
Kelvinator
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Mary C. France
Albert E. Ford
Albert B. Ford
John P. Ford
James Clark
Jennie Garwood
M. L. Hayden
Clukeville
J. Paul Ford
Wilkingburg
J. Clark Ford
Monongahela City
Joseph C. Ford
Madison, Wis
W. 8. Vanskinner
Detroit, Mich
Dick Ray
Charles &. Ray
Paden City
W. Va
Saltsburg
Sistersville
Allegheny College
Mary Edna Murtha
Mary Watson Bell
Billa
Bedford Men
Max Israel
Snucksburg
Woodburn Granite Works
South College Avenue
Penna
Indiana Kiwanis Club
Fred C. W. Parker
Kiwanis International
Ruette Lodge
Willis & Henderson Floral Company
Wayne Ave
Indians, Pa
H. D. Fair
Ohio
Thomas Grain
Star
Dellinger Hammer Mall
Blivard
College Avenue
G.E
BOSCH
Indiana Hardware Co
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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