Elder Dies After Prolonged Illness in Mercer County
Mrs Eliza Jane Elder wife of John Elior long prominent figure in Lawrence County died at home in New Castle after weeks of advancing illness. She endured great pain quietly passing into rest with family present. Elders of local churches mourned a cultured leader born in Plaingrove, lived in New Castle, and left five children and a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jane Elder
John Elior
Bante
Lawrence Counts
Unik
Seltiae
Elder
Mrs. Prat
Los Angeles
Utler
Imar Amd
Pialagreve
James Idnvitt
Btrs
Airy
Gider
Markensbury
New Castle
Fler
Tod Holdar
Biter
Dudge
Lee Angeten
William Blan
Atex
Ay Crawford
Cleveland
Au St. Marehal
Jon Alder
Yipeity
Ute
Weller Ta
He Selina
Lawrence Canney
Ester
Carallae Gonetaey
Emsivaytn
Anemheny
Hersey
Deavakliyy
Civil War Veteran Major Cyrus E. Anderson Dies
Major Cyrus E. Anderson, Civil War veteran and local figure, died after a brief illness. He served in the Thirty-fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers and later worked in Turion. The funeral was held with a general procession, attended by family and townsfolk. Anderson was the son of Hobert Anderson and resided in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus E. Anderson
Cyrus
Anderson
Turion
Ira
Buller
Aiden
Wien
Wes Fest
Tyashlington
Armetet
Hobert Anders
Mrs Mary Care Widow of John Gane Passes After Stroke
Mary Care widow of John Gane of the Sixth ward died at her Wes Washington street home after a brief paralytic stroke. She moved to the county forty years ago, was mother of nine children with seven living, a devout Catholic and active in her neighborhood. Her surviving children include Mrs Meehan, Joseph, Mrs Burke, Pabirie Carn, John Oer, Ella Carr, James Carr, Maggie Carr, and a brother James Mackson. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Care
Alavy
Gru
John Gane
Wes
Washington Street
War Heath
Cary Wind
Trekuid
Way Horn
Longwood County
IML
Ty Caelle
Teft Aineteen
Carr
Infane
Meeehan
Patrick Meehan
Meehan
William H Raney obituary notes long life on La jan towne farm
William H Raney aged about years, one of the town’s oldest residents, died at home Saturday after years of illness. He suffered from erysipelas and age related infirmities, and a suicide attempt during a fall of despair led to his death. He was a farmer known across the area, a member of the First United Presbyterian Church, and leaves a wife and four children Myra, Edward Hamilton, Mrs Wy JL Teeyers, Frank Stila, and Wilson Raney. The funeral is scheduled Monday at 2 o clock. interment at the con youd cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH
Quimey
Lajan Towne
Shin
Ander
Fran
Stamey
Eine
Mets
Aesionian
Raney
Neeleuium Proskite
Repititeni
Alivay
Edward Mamilton
Wy JL Teeyers
Frank Stila
Wilson
Laney Nfl
Mureday
Jarnamt
Con Youd
Richard Videan Die at Croton Avenue Home
Richard C. Videan, a ginar worker and veteran, died Friday evening at 7 Croton avenue residence after months of ill health and tuberculosis. Born in Covington Pennsylvania about years ago, he served in the Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry during the Civil War. Survived by wife and brother George Williams of Ohio City, with services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Videan
Ginas
Uni Vity
Geo. Williams
Croton Avenue
Heath
Videan
Covington
Ipa
Pennsylvania
Vola
George Willams
Ohia City
Bks
Wellaboro
Mack
Widow of Angaselle and sister Mot Eowaby
Fragmentary obituary note mentions the widow of Angaselle and sister Mot Eowaby of Buffalo. Funeral services described with garbled venue names and dates. Remaining readable items indicate a funeral in a named parish and location, but details are unreadable.
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Vidow
Angaselle
Mot
Eowaby
Buffalo
Crete
Do'elowk
Con
Death notice for Mrs Signy Herter in New Castle area
Mrs Signy Herter died following surgery and was to be buried at Greenwood Cemetery. Born in Germany, she resided in New Castle and attended local German Lutheran church. Survived by husband, children, mother Mrs Amie Bechler of Eanaaney, and numerous brothers and sisters. funeral from Marion Street residence with service at 2 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signy Herter
Hortus
Degre
Hetminy Butloe Voany
New Cie
Ity Blige
New Castle
Asnte
Wand Charles Benjamn
Anlsy
Amie Bechler
Eéanamy
Tes
Abrahi Bechler
Butler
Wy Blockedynia Becker
Lenjamin Pitishirigy Mek
George Weinschenk
Shenango Townsaiy
Sanauvel Soomley
Levindale
John Sechler
Kansas
Unl Jagob
Isang
Prominent Mercer County Resident Joseph Morton Burns Dies
Joseph Morton Burns a longtime Mercer county resident and former county auditor died after a series of strokes. Born March 1601 in Viain Grove township, he spent years in the Burn homestead and served on the Plain Grove school board and as a church steward. He supported the Republican party and moved to Greenfields in 1898, leaving behind his wife and five daughters. His death followed a third stroke after years of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Teal
Joseph Terre Muritt
Grimes
Viain Grove
Suonery Nook
Mercer Couny
Wis
Apimu
Lawrence County
Plain Grove
Wintour
Burns
At TE
Mr Pleasant
de Mena
Pd Mercer Indge F&a
Wika Dingbat
Alex Blick
Mercer County
Ris Kee- OM
Enpee Ses
Alrvive Tim
Obituary notes for Oliver and Walker families in Falls Creek area
The death of Oliver of New Castle age 60 follows a recent Pittsburgh hospital operation. Survived by wife and four children John, Tea, Myrtly and others, he lived in Falls Creek for three years. Separate obituary records Walter Walker pioneer of New Hedford, aged 34, with listed heirs and ties to abolitionist work and workers’ reform efforts. Funeral details given for Mrs. Wiza Bilder and church attendance noted.
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Fader
Tyliver
New Castle
Pack
Falls Creek
Mex
Warter
Myrie Olive
Aly
Oliver Wie
Wits
New Jersey
Newcastle
Sears
Pitsburg
Pkarel
Oliver
Ohn Oliver c
Tea Oliver
Takirk
Mes
Sam Tater
Ads Myrtly Oliver
Wo Walter & Pioneer
New Udford
Cearge
Allén
Catyondam
Walker
New Hedford
Jag
J. Walker
South Dakotas
Parker
Mint Alley
Chibcote Male
Liane Binntehaed
Chicana
Tila County
Tin
Aitarly
Tixteane
Coat of warmth and care in a troubled time
An item discusses Scott's Emulsion as a warmth preserving coat for the thin sickly body, promising firm flesh and needed fat. It touches on a memorial note for Mrs. and community actions, with references to local pastors, a hospital service, and varied domestic anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Funeral notices for Kalbach and McFate families in local area
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Catherine Kalbach and Mr Daniel McFate with details of wakes and funerals. Catherine Kalbach of nearby town passed away unexpectedly, age not stated, leaving husband Harry Kalbach and relatives including Norman and others. The funeral was held at a local cemetery with many friends in attendance. Daniel McFate, 52, of Neshamady Avenue, died of pneumonia while living in Cochranton after a Civil War era service record and connections to the Democratic party. He leaves a widow and several children and was a longtime resident in the region with ties to the United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Harry Kalbach
Hushand
BNE
Sewickley
Thany
Comutony
RW. McFate
Neshamadk Avenue
Tuoehly
Col
Hlm
Daniel McFatte
Mr. McFate
Westin
Pennsylvania
Tyed
Cochrntten
West
United Presbyteria eMureh
Helen Tigh
McPate
New Challe
Coulranton
Coulranton. Tae Caf Ceeenville
Wlot Rute
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Marie Stemsey in New Wilmington
The text reports the death of Mrs Marie Stemsey at age 82 in New Wilmington after a long illness. She lived with her sister Mrs Hayes Binck for the past year. She was a Presbyterian and related to the Warhosk family. Interment at Masnick cemetery. Funeral services were held on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuseia
Waineatay
Etork
Wilmington
Marie Stemsey
Actin Kenerlda
Hewltt
Timaey
Hayes Binck
New Winnington
Te Warhosk
Tris Ais
Dade AL Masnick
Cymanella Hadaye
The
Cainer
Interment and Funeral Details for Cassie Hall
Interment was planned for the Thingsday at icelark in Sharpsy lie with services for Cassie Hall. The obituary notes her birth and upbringing in Newcastle and marriage in Hee, with references to resident relatives and local officials at the time of the services. The notice mentions Officer Henry Hell and Mrs Thorns avis at Washington Street in connection with the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icelark
Firs
Cassie Hall
Pieri Swerioes
Ditehes
Cie
Aio Dlalh
Forandy
Thin Eles
Iermayi Pyic
Kayen Fiyvenne
Younstins
TuHemliy
Alinber
Thie City
Ohpequiler
Waank Anaghyor
Death notices from Beate Ravenship and local families
Obscure obituary notices report the death of Beate Ravenship and other local losses. Details note bereaved relatives including Mrs Robert Pringle, Miss Tessie, and infant children, with funerals set at St Vins church and St Joseph's cemetery. community sympathy sought.
The Markets and Produce Listings
The damaged OCR text shows a markets page with scattered prices for vegetables fruits and eggs, notes on dairies and staples, and listings for live stock. It mentions butter eggs apples onions greens beans and general farm goods with unclear units and prices.
Commencement at Mount Jackson School
A Mount Jackson School ceremony is described with references to music and performances. The text mentions speakers, student participants, and various acts, highlighting the event as a community academic celebration with stage performances and processional elements.
Fragmented theft tale in chaotic medical raid narrative
A garbled report depicts a Philadelphia figure named Oliver involved in a confusing theft tale. The text spirals through mentions of doctors, pills, medicines, and mysterious acts, with references to a grave and a looming public danger. The fragmented OCR yields no clear events or outcomes.
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Eliza Jang Eller
Sain
TheWaln
Dburaonye Vriday Ouonie
Swain
Hader
Iiteny Sea
I Borough Segual Board
Orongi
Pit
Brusher County
IBGT
Mujue
Alweckel
Jane A. G. Reed
Pennsylvania Volungeers
Tha Compuns
Hewer
Masie
Atlee
Pivterieksburg and
Chancelorsville
Matioe Anderson
Thomas Hichinson
Waa
Pulleton
Ure Butler Citile
Ilietriet
Imiehie
Hell Tin
Magar Andersen
Mukler
Uhe
Tera
Major Anderson
Karl Prawn
Meyne Leonidas J. of
Alvin A. Af Amlenten
Myr
Marchy BE
Noseteran
Sayy
Olle Hameed
Draighters
Halston
Bulston
Zellenapte
BR. Long
Pittsburg
Pimers Kertiers
Petoe
Henze
Life
Jeterment
G. D. Swaln
Sith Reementid Association
William H. Raney
Richard Videan
Tes, Mary Terter
Joseph Morton Burns
EF. Oliver
William W. Walker
Wiza Jie
John Bilder
Howe
Pearl Street
New York
Philnarive
Chien
Mev
Stewaer
Tordin
Hell Studia Aliens
National Bank of Lawrentee von
C. Irvin
Tyvin Wais
James Tein
Tyrone
Tie
Betheman
Wilsbung & Lake Erie
Trony Clwisay
Democratic Party
Mereland
Daniel McFate
Ars, Marie Ramsey
Mary Evelyn Marshaw
Collowing
New Wilmington Bary Evelyn
S. Mintle
Meath
Serviene
John McCalstont
John McCaimant
Beate Ravenship
Wats
Elorle
Frisas
Pokilses
Tao
Harkinsburc
Grestler Trent
Max Lice
Fivny Y
Vette
Coeldldven
Robert Pringte
Pranklin
John Gid
Tessie Af Seurt
Alvera Corth
Alvera
Ars
Baminick Conti
Apiren Ingiris
St. Vins
Guientag
Talermens St. Joseph's Cemetery
Fea
Tames Pilitant
Pollaels Avenue
Eliom
Tavermend
Gromigoad Cemetery
New Castles
Topaldh
Tha Ren Apt
New Dale
MT. Jackson School
Mount Isekion
Misy Gertende
May Satterson
Fisie Selvetion
Cynan Ameriena
Tarra
Doh Oliver
Philadelphia
Pashy
Miles
James U
Torrington
W. G. Hunter
Ron Whene
S Mill St
Humphreys
Coley
Whlieu
Uraup
Dr. Humphraya
Naw Turk
Toney Ann
Muir
Allegheny College
Ps Ars
Othe
Anystony Plow CO
Maln Street
Wilson & Ewing Cor
Washington and Mill Std
New Castle, Pa
Pinsae Beidey
Woo
Wallace
Aualtar
Whingtian Young
William Annie
Lawrence
Sani
William
Terry
Venice
Morus
Wunthr
J. F. Young
Ubera
Port Ate
Doh
Mekinlesy
Liawrence County
Gaideshue
yuygmeRe Withenttelas
Rupus McKintey
Vexander Pelaie
St. Jank- BO Noel
Lacwarnice
Hecestier
Titan
Jurksen
Gs Aa
Praha
Pica Behar
Geo
Barosma
Gures Bageaghe
Manuel Yealsloety
Muse Vans
Favekitehe
Tentony
Abel
Taoseaaste
Clutton
Robert L. Wallace
Barts Elk, New C
Morey
Tuan
Site
Puy
Falls
Glentenin's
Barthe
Sinte Enurta
Cuttectinny
Taitner
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