Death of Judson Party A Pine Flats Pioneer
Judson Party, a long-time Pine Flats resident born in Wales in 1856, died at home from a cerebral hemorrhage. He came to the United States with his parents, settled in Pine Flats as a boy, and was a respected farmer and church member who had just rebuilt a barn after a fire. He leaves wife Susan B. Parry and children Frank, Mrs Paige Berkey, Mrs Dean Barber, and Mary, plus Theresa, Logan, and William Parry, two grandchildren and a great grandchild.
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Judson Party
Pine Flats
Wales
Parry Farm
Theresa, Logan
William ‘Parry
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Keenan Suman in Blairsville
Funeral services were held Monday in Blairsville Catholic church for Mrs. Mary Keenan Suman age 82 who died Friday at her son Harry L. Suman's home in Burrell township. Widow of James Suman she lived in Burrell township 20 years. Survived by son, two daughters Grace McLaughlin Johnstown Elizabeth Weister Moose Heart Ills, ten grandchildren and sister Barbara Moore New Alexandria.
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Blairsville Catholic Church
Mary Keenan Suman
Harry L. Suman
Burrell Township
James Suman
Grace McLaughlin
Johnstown
Elizabeth Weister
Mooseheart
Howard A. Buchheit
Howard A. Buchhelt
J. H. Buchheit
St. Paul
Harry J. Buchheit
Town
Gatherine Zimmerman
Ernest
Margaret M. Strojt
Graceton Catholc
Margaret Mary Strojni
Albert Strojni
Graceton
Funeral notices for Ramey Howe Lowman Taczak and Beers
Funeral services and interments are reported for William Streamer Ramey a Trail City native long resident of Trade City. Very Reverend Patrick J Howe pastor of Blairsville Catholic church died at 66. Mrs Thomas Lowman Emma Dorn died aged 68. Mrs Mary Caulfield Taczak widow of John Taczak died aged 65. Samuel Shultz 80 years died in Cambria County. Jeremiah L Beers 66 found dead beside a Blakeville truck farm. Surviving relatives and locations include Punxsutawney Mt Union Blairsville Dixonville Edgewood and Seattle among others. The region reports multiple deaths with church services in Smicksburg Blairsville and Dixonville and burials in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg Lutheran Church
William Streamer Ramey
Trade City
W. A. McCormick
North Mahoning Township
Franklin
Sarah Ann (Fleck) Ramey
Dixonville
Mary Taczak
John Taczak
John
Pittsburgh
Steve
Duquesne
William
Cleveland
Anna
Sharon
Helen
Erie
Mary
Jeremiah L. Beers
Obituary notices from St Paul and nearby towns
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements detail the sudden death of Howard A. Buchheit in Washington DC, his funeral in St Paul, and relatives attending. Also reported are the deaths of Margaret Mary Strojni of Graceton, Richard Moore of Chicago, and William T. Turner of Burrell township with burial details. Additional notices include Marion Coup of Homer City and Mrs Earl J Piper of Cokeville, plus an item about a subscription offer from The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
Prominent Local Couple to Wed in Indiana Home
A whimsical local verse outlines wedding plans for Bob and Betty, detailing their Indiana home and a long list of preferred local businesses to furnish and support their future life. It highlights sponsors from Lightcap Hlee to Indiana Hardware and others, ending with a copyright notice from 1924.
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Bob
Betty
Indiana
Rural organizations enter 1934 Dramatics tourney
Rural groups in Indiana county enter the 1934 Dramatics tournament scheduling one act plays late November with top two teams advancing to an inter county contest. The winner advances to Harrisburg for the State contest during Farm Show week in January. Entrants include Mahoning Grange Success Grange Armstrong Grange Nome Grange Marion Center Grange Myers Literary Society Jordan Literary Society and Brushvalley Community Chorus which will also enter the music contest. The committee plans county events and comprises James A. Simpson BE Dible Miss Marie Shields Mrs Edward Henderson Mrs C W Cummins Mrs Arthur Nichol and Mrs Pant Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harrisburg
Mahoning Grange
Success Grange
Armstrong Grange
Nome Grange
Marion Center Grange
Myers Literary Society
Jordan Literary Society
Brushvalley Community Chorus
James A. Simpson
BE. Dible
Marie Shields
Edward Henderson
C. W. Cummins
Arthur Nichol
Pant Walker
Horace Mann PTA Holds Initial Meeting in School Block
The Horace Mann PTA held its first gathering Tuesday afternoon in the school building. Miss Loli Bellar and Anna Thompson led a dialogue on their Alaska trip via auto and steamship from Puget Sound. A new store in the assembly room, funded by PTA and board cooperation, was shown. Teachers served tea and refreshments to 109 attendees.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Horace Mann
Horaus Mann
Loli Bellar
Anna Thompson
Brade
Alaska
Puget Sound
Pp, T. A
Board of
Aucision
Boxters
Custon
Robb Couple Celebrates 80 Years of Married Life
Neighbors and friends honored Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Robb of New Florence with a surprise party at their home marking their 80th wedding anniversary. The couple wed September 22, 1904, in a ceremony conducted by the late Rev. S. M. Black at the New Florence United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Robb
New Florence
Robb
Mrs. Robb
8. M. Black
New Florence United Presbyterian Church
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Barretts
Wimpole Street
Norman Shearer
Frederic March
Gary Cooper
Carol Lombard
Shirley Temple
Cary Grant
Frances Drake
Warren Williams
Lyle Talbot
Tudson Parry
Mary Suman
Indiana Motor Co
Buick—Bsalog and Service
Pontiac
North Eighth Street
Sloan Bros
Militains
Ramey
Patrick J. Howe
Blairsville
Patrick J.howe
Ss, Simon and Jude's
Mercy Hospital
Kilkenny
Ireland
St. Patrick Church
Huntingdon
Loretto
Martin O’shea
Patrick Howe
Thomas Lowman
Marchand Cemetery
Grant Township
Emma Dorn
Marchand
Ray Lowman
Ellen Stitt
Marion Center
Noble Wright
Commodore
Francis Peiffer
Rochester Mills
Jennings D. Lowman
Nellie (Caulfield) Heim
William M. Heim
William and
Elizabeth (Kelly) Caulfield
Blacklick
John Caulfield
William Caulfield
Anne Caulfield
Black
Samuel Shulty
Samuel Shultz
Strongstown
Hhoma
Jackson Township
Cambria County
Harry L. Mack
Amog Shultz
William Shultz
Brushvalley
Richard Moore
Chicago
Harry
Cora (Grosse) Moore
Robert 8. Grosse
William T. Turner
Blairaville
WW. Coup
Marion Coup
W. W. Coup
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Marl J. Piper
Earl J. Piper
Cokeville
Latrobe Hospital
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Alek
Streams
Chartes
Indiana Lumber and Supply Company
Kase
Indy
Fyock
Buterbaugh
Csurance Feed Co
Sutton-Miller Company
Ross and DeGuaetano
Loyd Carr
College Inn
Indiana Hardware
Willis
Henderson
Ithey
G. W. Graff and Co
Enderstein
Indiana Dairy Corporation
Con Sexton
Sexton
Center Coal Company
Center Coal Co
W. G. York
Beltly
Shaffer
Thelita Moorhead Coelta
J. Murray Bulerbaugh
D. A. Morrison
1. A. Association
New Ilorence
Quality Clothes Shop
Darby
Tia
Myull
Manhattan
Miridianals
Penna
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