| Anderson: Tribune Sat Mar 30, 1929. Edward Anderson of Cherrytree aged 79 died at his home late Thursday night. Death was caused by a complication of diseases. The deceased's wife preceded him to the grave. He is survived by three children: Thomas Anderson of Cherrytree, Ford Anderson of West Palm Beach FL and Mrs. Catherine McAnulty of Commodore. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the McDowell Church with burial in the church cemetery. Undertakers McMillen and Killen of Barnesboro will have charge of the funeral |
| Bennett: Mrs. A. L.. Strongstown Jan 24, 1930 Mrs. Annie Bennett, 58 wife of A L Bennett died at her home here at 6 p.m. Friday following an illness of several months. Death was caused by a complication of ailments. Mrs. Beennett is survived by her husband, two adopted children, Mrs Clarence Jenkins of Johnstown and Louis Jenkins at home and the following brothers and sisters: Thomas Uncapher of Johnstown; Vell Uncapher of Pittsburgh; John j & David Uncapher both of STrongstown; Mrs F M Swanger and Mrs John J Enyder both of Cresson and Mrs. Mildred Bennett of Johnstown. Funeral services will be held from the home Monday afternoon with the Rev. Mr. Howard pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal church officiating. Interment will be in the Strongwtown cemetery. |
| Brown: Elizabeth Frances long of 522 W Sample St, Ebensburg born 15 Dec. 1861 d/o john & ? Richards Long died at home 3 May. 1937. Interment Lloyd |
| Burgoon: Joan, 6, Honolulu, Hawaii, formerly of Cresson, died Thursday, Mar. 16, 1967 in Hawaii. Born Mar. 23 1960 in MA, she was the d/o Robert & Janet O'Hara Burgoon. Survivors include her parents, sister Audrey and brother Robert James. Also paternal grandparents, Mrs. & Mrs. harry Burgoon of Dysart RD and maternal grandmother Mrs. Faye O'Hara of Cresson. Interment will take place in St Augustine Cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the Donald J Gibbons Funeral home of Ashville. Burgoons address is CMR No. 3, Box 4262 APO 96553 San Francisco CA. |
| Campbell: Thursday, Mar. 2, 1967. Pfc. Donald J. Campbell, formerly of Cresson, injured in Vietnam in August, is a patient at the Valley Forge General Hospital In Phoenixville. This is his sixth major operation. He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Campbell of Danville, former Cresson residents. Mrs. Campbell is the former Ann Marie Hines, d/o Mrs. laura Hines of Second St, Cresson. Donald's address is Pfc. Donald J Campbell, Valley Forge General Hosptial Building, 25 Ward 3A, Phoenixville, PA. |
| Clevenger: Mr & Mrs. Alex Clevenger, Penn Run RD 1 son Sep 10, 1964 |
| Davis: Lester L 53 Barnesboro RD 1 died Dec. 13, 1965 at Miners Hospital in Spangler. Born Oct 6, 1912 in Indiana Co s/o Oscar & Mary Keith Davis. Survived by parents of Alverda, widow former Wilda Lamer and these children: Lester Jr, Oscar R, Mrs. Hilda Stumpf and Walter, all of Barnesboro RD 1, Harold R of Plymouth Mi; Larry of Cherrytree, Ronald with Army at Ft Gordon GA and Clarence Jupy, Nancy, Sharley, Robert, Sharon, barry, Janet and David all at home. Also 10 grandchildren. Brother of Leonard, Henry, Bernard and Richard all of Alberda, Boy of Barnesboro RD 2 and Mrs. Lima Rice of New Kensinton and Mrs. Olive McDonald of Plymouth MI. Friends received from 7 to 10 Tuesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Wed at James J Long Funeral Home, Barnesboro where services will be held at 2 p.m. thursday the Rev Thomas R Sloss. Interment McDowell Cemetery |
| Dow: Esmeralda Catherine Brown Dow born 28 Oct. 1881 d/o Isiash 7 Elizabeth Putt Brown, died 25 Apr. 1952. Husband Neal Dow, son Clyde Dow Interment Lloyd |
| Edwards: Oct 9, 1924. Walter H Edwards, a well known farmer of Blacklick Twp died at his home on the old Edwards homestead near Belsano on Wed, Sep 24, 1929, aged 56 yrs. He had been in failing health for the past two years and the end was not unexpected. Funeral services were conducted at the M E church in Belsano on Sunday. The deceased is survived by his wife and six children: Roy Edwards of Colver; and Roley, Florence, William, Norman and Charlotte all at home. He was s/o Mr. & Mrs. John L Edwards of belsano, who also survive him bsides the following brothers and sisters: Wm Edwards of CA; Mrs Frank Amond of Penn Run; Wm J Edwards; Oscar Edwards and Mrs. Monroe Learn all of belsano. Walter was an excellent citizen and a congenieal friend and we were very sorry indeed to learn of his death. |
| Empfield: George G born 8 Jun. 1864 s/o Thomas & Mary McDonald Empfield, died Memorial Hospital 25 Jan. 1943, h/o M Elizabeth Rager. Interment Belsano Methodist |
| Findley: ' Clarence B, 46, Belsane, Ebensburg RD 2, died at 5:55 p.m. Apr. 19, 1959 at Colver Hospital. Born Sep. 22, 1912, in Vintondale, s/o William & Ruth Kough Findley. Survived by parents, Nanty Glo; widow the former Esther Clark and these children: Clarence Jr, Nancy Glo; David, Clevelan; Joan & Ruth Ann, both at home; 2 grandchildren. Brother of Edward, Colora; William Jr & Harry, both of Mineral Point; James, Harrisburg; robert, Johnstown & Murdick and Jack both of Nanty Glo. Member of UMWA Local 850 Revloc. Friends will be received at late residence after 7 p.m. Monday. Body will be in state from noon until time of service at 2 p.m. Wed. at EUB Church, Belsano. Rev. Herbert C. Stang. Interment in church cemetery. Arrangements in charge of Ondriezek Funeral Home, Nanty Go. |
| Graham: Wilbur Emerson of 129 E lloyd ST, Ebensburg born 4 Aug. 1904 s/o Victor & Bertha Carney Graham died 21 Jan. 1962. H/o Margaret Nimmo Buria Forest Lawn |
| Hawksworth: Mountaineer Herald, Mar 26, 1926 Mrs. James V Hawksworth died at her home in Nanty Glo Sunday evening of last week following childbirth. The child survives. Mayme Elizabeth Bennett Hawksworth was born at Strongstown on Mar 24, 1892, being a d/o Mr. & Mrs. A. A. Bennett of that place. Two other children besides the infant survive, the eldest being five years old. Besides her husband children the deceased is survived by her parents mentioned above and by the following brothers and sisters: A. M. Bennett of Ebensburg; Walter Bennett of Heilwood; Mrs. Alton STrong, Mrs. Albert Hughes, Miss Grace Bennett and Smith Bennett all of Strongstown. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon leaving the home at about 1 o;clock and the services being conducted in the Methodist church in Strongstown |
| Hines: Dec. 6, 1967, Cresson Firemen names Edward Hines. Edward Hines, Jr, has been elected president of the Cresson Volunteer Fire Company succeeding Josph Gostell, veteran firemand and president for the proceeding two years. Mr. Gostello was not a candidate. The volunteers re-elected Paul Plummer, vice president, other re-elected are Robert E Sheehan II, treasurer, and P L McGough, secretary. John W Fry was re-elected for his 12th term as chief with Mr. Sheehan named assistant chief and Joseph Laino named as the new assistant chief. Auditors named are Mr. Hines, Pat Mulhern and Randall Adams. In other business it was announced that the volunteers answered 6 alarms with an average of 33 members responding. |
| Hines: Mar. 26, 1964. Kevin Hines has been elected president of District 2,4-H Cinch and Saddle Club at an organization meeting held recently at the home of Harriet Barnhart of Ebensburg RD. Other officers include Miss Barnhart, vice president; Alice Jones, secretary; Mary Ann Hines, treasurer; and Paul McMullen and Joseph Weiland, report. A committee was name to make plans for a horse show in the near future. Next meeting will be held Apr. 17. Intered person may call Ken Hines of the Agriculture Extension office in Ebensburg. |
| Hines: Miss Phoebe, Mar. 8, 1957. Named to Honor Roll at Loretto College. The dau of Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hines, 129 High St, Sankertown, a Sophomore majoring in English at St Francis College, Loretto, was placed on the dean's list for the fall semester. She had a 2/5 average. The perfect average is 3.0 and students averaging 2/5 or better are eligible for the honor roll. The dean of the college announced that a total of 68 students earned the right to be placed in the list for the fall semester. |
| Hoffman: Charles Fremong of Belsano born 9 Apr. 1876 s/o Milton & Lucinda Hill Hoffman. Wife Minnie B Reese . Died 28 Nov. 1957, Burial Lloyd |
| Itle: Mainliner, Apr. 13, 1967. Mark J Itle of Ebensburg RD was graduated with a bachelor of science degree and commissioned a second lieutenant in the US Army Reserve during recent commencement exercises at Pennsylvanis State University. The area graduate is a s/o Mr. 7 Mrs. Francis J Itle, majored in agricultural engineering. During his four years on the Penn State Campus, he was a member of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers and of the Army ROTC and the Penn State Rangers for four years.He was the recipient of the Chicago Tribune award as outstanding Cadet, and served as Executive officer of the Rangers in 1965 and as Commander in 1966. Lt. Itle will report for active duty to Fort Belvoir VA on May 10 for ten weeks of Branch school in the Corps of Engineers |
| Itle-Peters: Oct. 1940. Miss Florence Peters, d/o Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Peters of Nicktown became the bride of Gerald Itle s/o Mr & Mrs Charles Itle of Cresson at a beautiful ceremony performed in St Nicholas Catholic Church at Nicktown at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. Marinus Ferg O.S.B. officiated and sang the nuptial high mass which followed. Bartlers Smith of Ff Cresson, an uncle of the bride sang the Ave Maria at the offertory. Attending the couple were Miss Ruth Peters, a sister of the bride and Russell Itle, a brother of the bridegroom. The bride was very beautifully attired in a white princess style gown of lace over satin with a tulle veil which was arranged with a tiara of seed pearls. She carried an arm bouquet of white rosebuds with fern and satin streamers. The brides maid was attired in a pink taffeta gown with matching picture hat and carried pink rosebud and fern. Following the mass a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents to members of the immediate families. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and the New York World's Fair the couple will reside in Cresson. The former Miss Peters is a graduate of Spangler High School and has been employed for a number of years in the Barnesboro shirt factory. Mr. Itle is a graduate of Cresson High School and is employed at the Vacewood Dairy near Cresson |
| Itle-Sutton: Ebensburg Mountain Herald Sep 19, 1935. Although separated by a distance of 2,547 miles after their romance began when they were together in Cresson Mrss Mildred Sutton and Francis Itle were married Aug. 15, 1935 in Phoenix AZ. Miss Sutton d/o a former Cresson resident, Mrs. Mary A Sutton of Phoenix AZ became the bride of Francis Itle of Cresson at a pretty ceremony performed at 7 o'clock that morning in ST Mary's Catholic Church in Phoenix. |
| Jones: Mrs. Anna Amelia Hill Jones aged 72, widow of Thomas W Jones died Saturday evening at her home in Alverda after a brief illness of pneumonia. She was a d/o Samuel & Elizabeth Hill both deceased and was born in Strongstown. Surviving are these children; Evard of Colver, Earl of Alverda and James of OK; Morris and Lola Yarneth both of Alverda. She also leaves 15 grandchildren. Her husband passed away 10 years ago. Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock by REv Reed Bennett, pastor of the Alverda Christian Chruch. Burial was in the MdDowell cemetery in Indiana Co. |
| Keith: Calvin P RD 2 Ebensburg, s.o Wm & Martha Keith born 1 Apr. 1884 died 25 Dec. 1960 Burial lloyd. Charged to Emanuel Stiles |
| Kinter: infant s/o Grant Kinter of Ebensburg RD, Cambria Twp born & died Colver Hospital 23 Feb. 1957 Burial Mt Union |
| Krall-Empfield: Miss Elizabeth Lorl Empfield d/o Mr & Mrs. Blair Empfield of Strongstown and George J Krall s/o Mr & Mrs. Joseph Krall of Johnstown were united in marriage at a pretty wedding Sunday afternoon at the brides home. |
| Lamer: John H, 61, died Friday night at his home in Cherry tree, death being attributed to heart trouble and dropsy. His widow, Mrs. Bertha McDonald Lamer survives with several children. Funeral arrangements are in charge of John R Easley, Spangler mortician. May. 13, 1935 |
| Long: Tribune Mar 19, 1929. Mrs. Anna Long, Barnesboro aged 54 yrs died of a complication of diseases at 3:45 o'clock this morning at her home in Susquehanna Twp. The deceased is survived by her husband, Andrew long; one brother John Martin of Cleveland OH and three children: Mrs. Mary Smelko of Cleveland OH andn Mrs. Susan Galovich and Mrs. Anna Bobek both of Susquehanna Twp. nineteen grandchildren aso survive. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Fri. morning in St John's Slovak Catholic Church. Interment will be in the church cemetery in charge of Undertaker M J Bacha |
| Lynch: Mrs Rebecca "Douty" Lynch d/o Reuben Douty & Sabina Smith born 22 Mar. 1857 died 18 Jan. 1936 Burial Lloyd |
| Lynch: Katharine C. 518 N West St, Ebensburg. D/o Bernard James & Annie Braniff Lynch born 25 Jun. 1880. Died Mercy Hospital Johnstown 9 Sep. 1962. Burial St John's cAthedral cemetery |
| Marsh: Jan. 19, 1950, Samuel V Marsh , 47 died Jan. 14, 1950 in Star Lake NY. He was born Mar. 20, 1902 near Strongstown a son of James and Nancy Bennett Marsh. He was preceded in death by his wife the former Thelma Saver. Surviving these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Bessie Edwards of Ebensburg RD; Mrs. Hazel Anderson of Nanty Glo; Mrs Kathryn Shultz of Barnesboro RD; Ralph of Ebensburg and Arch of barnesboro. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the EUB church in Belsano, Rev Harvey L Williams will be in charge with interment in the church cemetery. |
| McCreery: Mrs Prinella George McCreery aged 73, w/o J G McCreery, died Sat. noon at her home near Strongtown, death resulting from paralysis. Mrs. mcCreery is survived by her husband and the following children: Thomas, Mifflinburg; Mrs. L H Moorehead, Indiana; George W, Johnstown; Mrs. Gilbert Lydick, Leechburg; Mrs. J D. Bennett, Vintondale; Mrs. John Howe, Lake Helen FL; John, Washington; and Mrs. Jesse James, Ebensburg. Mrs. McCreery was the last member of the George family and was a member of the Strongstown ME Church. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Strongstown. Interment was in the Methodist cemetery. |
| Mervine: Colver, Dec. 28, 1930, mrs. Luella Mae Mervine, age 22 years, w/o Melvin Mervine died at her home here yesterday afternoon. Death was caused by tuberculosis. The deceased is survived by her husband and three children: Velma 6 yrs, Frances 4 and Calvin 6 yrs. She also leaves her mother, Mrs. Annie McDonald of Belsane and three sisters, Mrs. Blanch Hill, Belsano; Mrs. Earnest McDonald, Twin Rocks and Mrs. Valley McDonald of Spangler. Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon in church at Belsano. Burial will be in the Brethren cemetery at Belsano. |
| Miller: Ebensburg Mountainer herald jan 7, 1937. Florence Mae Miller seven year old d/o Victor & Mae Miller Miller died at 3 o'clock Fri. afternoon at the parental home in Nanty Glo following an illness of several months of heart trouble. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Sun. afternoon in the Belsano United Brethren church. Buried in church cemetery |
| Miller: Johnstown Tribune Democrat Monday Sep 14, 1969. Mrs. Harriet Wagner Miller, 88, mineral point RD 1 died morning of Sep 13, 1969 at home. Born Jan. 7, 1876 in Jackson Twp. Preced in death by husband Isaac and 2 children. Survivedby 2 grandchildren: Mrs. Caroline Vasas of Mineral point RD 1 and Herbert Miller of Altoona; brother Daniel of NM and 6 greatgrandchildren. Friends are being received at Carl E Davis Funeral Home, Conemaugh. Remaines will be moved at noon Tuesday to Pike Brethren church, Mundys Corner where they may be viewed until time of services at 2 p.m. the Rev Clair Garland. Interment Church cemetery. |
| Partington: Johnstown Tribune Democrat Sep 25 1964. Harry 75 of Pittsburgh formerly of Barnesboro died Sep 25, 1964 at Mayview Hospital, Pittsburgh. Born Aug 19 , 1891 in Barnesboro s/o Richard & Mary Jane McCall partington. Survived by brother Jesse of Detroit Mi and sister Mrs. Bessie Frank of Lovejoy. WW I Veteran Friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday at James J long Funeral Home at Barnesboro where services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday. the Rev Franklin gray. Interment Grass Hill Cemetery |
| Patterson: Miss Anna d/o Samuel D & Catjherine Evans Patterson born 21 Nov. 1876 Died Miners Hospital 23 Sep. 1941. B uried Mt Herman |
| Riddle: William Gallaher, 415 E Crawrod St died at home 22 Aug. 1941. Born 8 Nov. 1888 s/o Filmore W & Orlena Mitchell Riddle, h/o Hattie McCracken buried La Jose |
| Shultz: John A, age 82 years a well known resident of Ogden, Jackson Twp died at his home Monday morning. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Katherine Longnecker Shultz and these brothers Samuel Shultz of Nanty Glo, William Shultz of Mechanicsburg, and Amos Shultz of Strongstown, Indiana County, four sisters and brothers proceded him to the grave. Funeral services were conducted at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon by Rev. F S Shultz, pastor of the Summerhill Lutheran church with interment in the Ogden Church cemetery. |
| Simmons: Sep 23 1964 Johnstwon Tribune Democrat. Mrs. & Mrs. Andrew D Simmons of Nanty Glo daughter Sep 22, 1964 |
| Stiles: Edna May, d/o Clyde H & Agnes Ruth Downey Stiles died at home mar 6, 1938. Born 17Jan. 1935. Buried Mt Union |
| Stiles: Mabel Ruth of Cambria Twp infant d/o Clyde H & Agnes Ruth Downey Stiles died at home 31 Dec. 1933 aged 1y 15d buried Mt Union |
| Teeter: Tribune Democrat, Apr. 16, 1959. Mrs. Catherine Teetor, 79, 360 Beatrice Ave, died at 7 p.m. April 15, 1959 in memorial Hospital. Born Apr. 13, 1880 in Johnstown, d/o James 7 Susan Bowser Seeley. Preceded in death by son, Alvin. Married 61yurs, April 13 to Ezra Teeter who survives with these children; Ollie and Effie both at home; Mrs. Samuel Kyle, 349 Beatrice Ave; Mrs. Clyde Grumbling, 185 Chandler Ave; Mrs Ray Pheasant, 349 Beatrice Ave; Ralph, 141 C St; Mrs. Richard McClement, Warren and Mrs. Kenneth Weaver, 101 Fairfield Ave; 13 grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. William Edmunston, 397 1/2 Beatrice Ave; and Lloyd of Toledo OH. Member of Morrellville church of the Brethren. Friends received after 7 p.m. Thrusday and from 2 to 10 p.m. Friday in A A Wagner Funeral Homer, where service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday. Rev. C Albert Guiyer and Rev. Clarence A Stogsdill. interment in Benshoff Hill Cemetery. |
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