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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1935

Page

7

Obituary for Mrs Elizabeth J Speedy

Mrs Elizabeth J Speedy dies after long Indiana residence. Funeral at her late home in Indiana and burial in Oakland cemetery. Survived by son Dale Getty and three stepchildren, seven grandchildren and other relatives. Active in First United Presbyterian Church and Eastern Star.

Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers

Notice offers for Indiana County residents with options to add 50 cents for outside county orders. Direct all orders to THD Indiana Progress Indians Penna.

Indiana County Indiana Progress Indians Penna

Longtime Indiana area residents listed in death notices

Richard H Bailey of Vandergrift dies after long illness at 81. He formerly ran a tin shop in Penn Run and worked for American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. Survived by wife Jennie Houston, children and grandchildren. Interment Vandergrift cemetery. Also notices for Frank W Compton native of Conemaugh township who died in Albuquerque. Mrs Paul Qualtrough of Wilkinsburg. William Anderson George of Indiana. Lizzie Rankin of Atwood. Funeral arrangements and burial details follow for each.

Richard H. Bailey Vandergrift Penn Run Jennie Houston John Houston American Sheet and Tin Plate Company John W. Bailey Chicago, Ills

Funeral services for Fannie Elizabeth Getty in Indiana born 1886

Mrs. Fannie Elizabeth Getty wife of Willis M Getty died Saturday at her South street home after months of illness. Funeral Monday conducted at her residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by husband, son Clarence C Getty, three sisters in Indiana. Jennie Clarissa Barr dies at 71 in Purchase Line. She was wife of Moses Harr and linked to Purchase Line Church of the Brethren. Survived by children B F Lydie Dixonville, A B Lydie Indiana, T S Barr Stafford, A A Rader, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. brother Elsworth Barr of Marion Center.

Elizabeth J. Speedy Oakland Cemetery Indiana Indiana Hospital David Margaret Swan) Blue Rayne Township James A. Getty James Speedy Town Dale Getty Aultman Arthur Speedy Johnstown Caroline Flude Irwin J. Murray Pierce Hast Orange N. J Gerat Frank M. Blue Pittsburgh Elmer Claude Blue Mia Edward Thompson Home Rebecca Blue First United Presbyterian Church of Women's Bible Eastern Star Stillman A. Foster Harry R. Henderson Warren M. Theresa Henderson Henderson Progress Office Margaret J. Rice Rochester N. Y E. M. Holleran Detroit, Mich Mary Holleran Nunda Paul Qualtrough Turner Wilkinsburg Greenwood Cemetery White Township West Penn Hospital Andrew Martha Jane Orr Paul, Jr Madeline J. Li. Orr Edwin G. Orr Dayton Paul L. Orr Summerville S. T. Zener Agnes Lotz Charles R. Lockard Cathie Hecker Grace Hasinger William Anderson George Robinson North Seventh Street Holt Hughes M. E William F Elizabeth (Calhoun) George Clara (Fierat) George Ralph George Hire Edward George Hollywood Calif James Hileman Howard George Howard Rankin Lizzie (Prugh) Rankin Atwood Michael Prugh Helen Rankin Wilkineburg Hart and Mildred Rankin Aida Rankin Astater Hiying Atwood Presbyterian Church Atwood Cemetery Willis M, Getty Fannie Elizabeth Getty Willis M. Getty South Street Kellar Nancy Little) Harris First Regular Baptist Church John Kennedy Clarence C. Getty B. B. Harkless Swartz Steffy Nell Williard Jennie C. Barr Church of the Brethren Purchase Line East Mahoning Baptist Church Jennie Clarissa Barr Misa Jennie Clarisoa MacCoy Moses A. Harr Purchase Line Church of the Brethren B. F. Lydie Dixonville A. B. Lydie T. 8. Barr Stafford A. A. Rader Elsworth Barr Marlon Center Thomas W. Colkitt Marion Center Thomas W.colkitt Estella McManus Erie W. W. Colkitt Plumville McManus Osns William L. Colkitt Erle Merrill R.colkitt Conemaugh Clara Harris Spring Garden Wia Ida Fulmer Sophia Wadding Troutville Reformed Church Charles O. Buchheit Edward C Harry J. Buchheit Sykesville Buchheit Trinity Reformed Church Mis Kathleen Buchheit Angelina Buchheit Indiana State Teachers College Robert Cresaman Philadelphia John J. Buchheit

Obituary Notices for Colkitt Kellar and Buchheit

Obituary notices report the deaths of Thomas W. Colkitt 80 near Marion Center with funeral in Marion Center cemetery and survivor list. Also noted are death and services for John Walter Kellar 34 after a mine accident and Charles O. Buchheit who died in Indiana hospital with survivors and funeral from Troutville Reformed church.

Funeral services held for D L Smiley in Dubois church

Funeral services for D L Smiley aged 73 were held Sunday at the Dubois Lutheran church followed by interment in Dubois cemetery. A native of Smicksburg born in 1852 he lived there until about a year ago when he moved to Dubois. He is survived by his widow and two sons Lloyd Smiley of Pittsburgh and Lone Smiley of Dubois.

Dp. L. Smiley Dubois Lutheran Church Dubois D. L. Smiley Smickaburg Smicksburg Lloyd Smiley Pittsburgh Lone Smiley

Too Much Showmanship In Caracas Cafe Adolescent Impersonation

A Caracas cafe owner endures a chaotic night as Senor Capehart uses showmanship to impersonate Garcia del Hoya and later the chief of police. The ruse boosts business until a rival exposes the impostor, revealing Capehart’s stunt involved disguising as the police clerk and matador's costume maker.

Senor Jamies Capehart la Guayra Patio Sonor Cape- Hart Pedro Favita Senor Capehart Favita Taran Caracas Garcia del Hoya Pablo Police Rafael Numero Senor Capehar Matador Pedro Wavita de Valaveras Senor Capehurt Senor de Valavera Chief of Police Gare Pedro Baevita

Armagh Fair Draws Big Crowd After Seven Years

The William Penn Grange community fair at Armagh attracted large attendance with displays of farm, garden, orchard and home products. Judges included Miss Bessie Owen and Gene Havill. Winners list features many growers and a horseshoe tournament won by Hughie Tomb. Local band and abundant meals complemented the day.

William Penn Grange Armagh Aremagh Bessie Owen Indiana Gene Havill Blair County J. W. Warner Warner Hughie Tomb R. M. McLaughlin Hast Wheatfield Township High School Baldwin Blaine Miller Helen Falcon J. W. Wadsworth J. J. Hutchison J J. Hutchison Pewaukee Roxbury Russett York Imperial R. I. Greening Northern Spy Molly Campbell C. H. Hutchison Dick Hutchison Charles McFeaters Niagara Anna Belle Hutchison Concord Katharine Falcon Brady Hutchison Helen Faloon Raymond Lowther Carrotl Emma Campbell Becta Anna Belte Hutchison Dorothy Carney Emma Campbell L. S. Stutzman Patty Pan R. D. Mach Rosalie Stutzman H. C. Mack Ray Riggs Katherine Falcon Brady Watchison Sam Hutchison A. Stutaman W. G. Campbell Roy Moore John BE Rodgers C.H. Hutchison

Rellliant Dahlia Show Held Here on Weekend

The second annual Indiana County Dahlia Society show took place at the Indiana Hotel on Saturday and Sunday. Prizes went to Satan by P. R. Cummins Homer City Amelia Harhart by F. B. Anderson Ernest and Bonny Boy by F. B. Barry Indiana. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers five dollars and fifty cents.

Indiana County Dahlia Society Indiane Hotel Satan P. R. Cummins Homer City Amelia Harhart F. B. Anderson Ernest Bonny Boy F. B. Barry Indiana

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