Adams Belsano, Nov. 28 1927. Funeral Service for Mrs. Margaret Nipps Adams, aged 82, widow of Simon Adams whose death occurred Saturday evening will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the late resident in charge of the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Mrs Adams is survived by two sons, Bert Adams, this place and William Adams, Pittsburgh, an adopted daughter.
Adams : Dorothy Lorraine Adams, 20, RD 1 Barnesboro, b. 4 Jul. 1943 d/o Harold Keith & Bernice McDermott. W/o Glenn Delbert Adams born 11 Jun. 1934. Buried McDowell
Allen : Indiana Progress. Mary Lydick b. 31 Dec. 1818, d/o Samuel Lydick d. 7 Dec. 1893 near Taylorsville. M. Isaac Allen in 1840
Allison : Mrs. Elizabeth Spaulding Allison, wife of Thomas G, died 16 Nov. 1893, age 63 m. 20 Nov. 1864. Two daughters deceased, son Prof. George Allison survives.
Allison : Indiana Messenger Hannah Allison widow of Robert Allison of White Twp died 79 years
Anderson : Belsano, Feb. 17, 1927. Charles E Anderson, age 74 years, died at his home here yesterday, death was attributed to asthma. His wife preceded him to the grave, 21 years ago. He is survived by these children: Alton and Oscar Anderson and Mrs. Irvin Reese, all of Belsano and Charles Anderson of Expedit. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the local United Brethren Church. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Anderson: Johnstown Tribune, Jan 3, 1937. Spangler, Leon Anderson, 8, son of Elmer & Martha Davis Anderson, died last night at the parental home after a brief illness of pneumonia. Surviving are the parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Anderson home. Interment will be in the McDowell Cemetery. In Charge of McMillen & Kellen local mortician
Anderson: Blairsville Paper Jane Elder, w/o Joseph Anderson of Derry Twp, d 16 Jun. 1846 in 34th yr
Anderson: Elmer d. 29 Nov. 1944 at Miners Hospital Spangler. 603 Phila Ave Barnesboro. H/o Martha Davis aged 52. Born 20 Sep. 1891, 53 years 2m 9d Butler Co s/o Henry & Elizabeth O Conner Anderson. Occupation miner. Buried McDowell
Anderson: Tribune Democrat Aug 10, 1959. John Anderson, 82 of Greenwich (Barnesboro RD1) died at 7 p.m. Aug. 9, 1959 in Spangler Hospital. Born Apr.30, 1872 in Susquehanna Twp, son of the late James & Melissa Lowmaster Anderson. Survived by widow, the former Pearl McDurmott and these children: Rose, w/o Clarence Warner of Barnesboro RD1, Bevon of Euclid OH, Jay of Barnesboro RD1, Henry of CA, Theodore at home. also 15 grandchildren, 22 greaat-grandchildren, brothers James of Akron Oh and a number of nieces and nephews. Friends received after 7 p.m. Monday at McCracken Funeral Home, Cherry Tree. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Greenwich Church. Rev. Chester Heath. Interment McDowell Cemetery
Baker : Indiana Messenger Jacob Baker, s/o John died Center Twp 11 Aug. 1894 73y
Baker : Indiana Messenger. James S Baker and family of E Mahoning moved to McMinnville TN in spring of 1869
Barr-Palmer : 4 Nov. 1868 Indiana Gazette 24 Sep. 1868 at bride's home by Rev. G P Raitt, W N Barr to Miss Eberella J Palmer all of this county
Bathurst: July 9, 1963, Charles Bathurst Jr, 52, 709 E Crawford St, Ebensburg, died July 7, 1963 at Memorial hospital. Born April 6, 1911 in Clearfield, son of Charles E & Jennie Bishop Bathurst. Survived by mother, Ebensburg & 2 sisters, LaRue, w/o George Veneso, & Mrs. Goldie McMahon, both of Detroit MI; also 6 nieces & 3 nephews. Friends received at David A Matevish Funeral Home where service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday, the Rev. Patrick O McLane. Interment Lloyd Cemetery.
Bell : Indiana Messenger William Bell died Washington Twp 13 Apr. 1874 75y
Bennett : Democrat, Thursday Jan. 1. 1931. Carrolltown. Dec. 31 Funeral services for Miss Mary Ellen Bennett aged 67, whose death occurred yesterday at the Bennett Homestead in East Carroll Twp, will be conducted at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon at the late residence. Interment will be in Lloyd Cemetery at Ebensburg
Bennett: Mellon-Bennett. Nanty Glo, March 30, 1926. Miss Mary Jane Bennett, daughter of Mr & Mrs Alfred Bennett of this place and Dr Duane Mellon of New Brighton, PA were married Sunday afternoon in the Homestead Park M E Church. The ceremony was performed by the pastor the Rev Harry J Headlee, formlery pastor of the Nanty Glo Church
Bennett: July 28, 1937. A L Bennett, 68, died at the home of a nephew near Strongstown on last Thursday morning. He was a son of the late John & Mary Ann Schultz Bennett and was born near Strongstown on Feb. 28, 1870. His wife preceded him in death some time ago. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon in Strongstown Methodist church with Rev. G S Stephens officiating. Interment in Pineland cemetery near Strongstown took place following the service.
Bennett: Nov 6, 1952. Star. Funeral services for Henry S Bennett, 73, Barnesboro RD2 who died Nov. 2 1952 will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. in Mt Union Evangelical United Brethren Church. Interment will follow in Mt Union Cemetery near Alverda. His wife, Elsie Martin Bennett preceded him in death. He is survived by a son Dale and daughter Hulda, both at home. He was a brother of Roland W of Indiana, Homer R of Barnesboro RD2 and Mrs. Fred Golden of Penn Run.
Bernecky: Simon Peter "Sam" 223 Park St Ebensburg, born 27 Oct. 1912 s/o Simon Peter & Marth Bernecky h/o Frances Marsh Joiner, died 15 Feb. 1965 Memorial Hospital. Children: Ronald USAF Turkey, William of Carteret NJ, Mrs Judy Kittell of Milwaukee WI, James, Raymond, Charles, Dennis and Gladys all at home. 4 Grandchildren. Buried Lloyd
Black: Indiana Progress. David Z Black 80 & Mrs. Barbara E Little, 75, both of Washington Twp, married 23 Nov. 1893 by Squire Martin at his office.
Black: Indiana Progress. Mrs. Jessie, d. 6 Dec. 1893, 85yrs. B. Scotland. Son-in-law, John K Myers. Buried Oakland
Blakely; Indiana Progress. Maggie Cunningham Blakely wife of Hugh, 30 yrs died 14 Oct. 1893. Buried in U P Cemetery
Blymyer: William H of NYC married Mary d/o Dr & Mrs David Hall Jun. 1893
Borland: Indiana Messenger James Borland died White Twp 4 May 1884 19y
Bowers : H Ella, born 12 Nov. 1866, d/o Thomas & Jane Gittings Lewis. 653 6th St, Colver. W/o Edward Bowers. Died 23 Apr. 1966. Buried Lloyd Cemetery
Bracken: Tribune, May 29, 1942. Indiana. Mrs. Hazel Hines Bracken, 32 wife of Charles Bracken of Diamondville, died early today in Indiana Hospital where she had been a patient for the last 20 days. A lifelong resident of Diamondville she was born on Aug. 17, 1909, a d/o Albert J & Margaret Holmes Hines. Surviving are her husband, her father, two brothers, Jay Hines of Diamondville and Albert Hines of Camp Shelby MS and three sisters Mrs. Ines Coleman of Indiana, Mrs. Frances Bracken of Diamondville and Miss Margaret Hines of Baltimore MD. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'oclock Monday afternoon at the Bracken home by Rev. J W Dawson, pastor of the Diamondville Methodist Church. Interment will be in the Diamondville cemetery under the direction of the Robinson Funeral Home.
Bracken : Johnstown Tribune, De Mockak Bracken, Lloyd 52 of Belsano died at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 23, 1965 at Lee Hospital, Johnstown. Born Apr. 16, 1913 in Belsano son of Thomas and Hazel Wike Bracken survived by father of Belsano and these brothers and sisters: Mrs. Liola Styles of Strongstown, Raymond of Belsano, Mailton of Clarksburg, Norman of Ebensburg, R W of Clyde, Almond of NY. Friends received from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Confriezek Funeral Home, Nanty Glo where services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday the Rev Dale Rhodes. Interment Methodist cemetery Belsano
Bracken: May 27, 1955. Harry McKinley Bracken, 58, Belsano, died May 25, 1955. Born Nov. 23, 1896, in Belsano, son of John W & Therese Belle Empfield Bracken. Survived by these children: Harold, Portland ME; Mrs Charles Devaney, Harrisburg; Mrs. Iona Mardis, Conemaugh; and Mrs. Lola McFeathers, Johnstown. Brother of Edward Bracken, OH; Mrs. Kathryn Funk, Colver; Jesse Bracken, Twin Rocks; Gillis, Thomas, Mrs. Dayrl Straw & Alton Bracken all of Belsano. Friends received in Long Funeral Home, Barnesboro after 6:30 p.m. Friday. Service there at 2 p.m. Saturday by Rev. P W Large; interment in Belsano Methodist Cemetery
Brady: Indiana Messenger Joseph Brady of S Mahoning Twp died 9 Feb. 1861 77yrs Buried at Marion Center. War of 1812
Brown: Blairsville Paper Mrs Elizabeth w/o Jno W d 11 Jun. 1844 43y had 3 sons 1 dau, twin sister of Joseph Murry
Brown : Margaret d. 5 Dec. 1891
Brown: Mary Ann Sophie born 13 Oct. 1896 d/o Alonza James & Mary Jane Marsh Rodgers. W/o Lee Brown, 524 E Ogle St, Ebensburg. Children Lee Jr in Okinawa; Fred of Rutherford NJ, Eunice w/o Joe Montgomery of Willewick OH, Tress w/o Thomas Miller at home. Brothers Frank of Ebensburg, James York. sister Mrs. Eva Cunningham Hastings. d. 9 Jan. 1964. Buried Lloyd
Brown: Indiana Democrat Elizabeth Brown d 9 Jan. 1898 aged 40 years died at home of brother William on Sabbeth eve of paralysis
Buck : Mrs. Elizabeth H. Buck, 68, White Pine MI, formerly of Cresson and Pittsburgh died at 4:15 p.m. Feb. 8, 1960 in home of a daughter, Mrs Jean Cole. Born April 1, 1890 d/o James and Annie McDermott Hines. Husband, Charles deceased. Survived by daughter mentioned and son Charles of Cresson. Also 7 grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Charles Itle of Loretto, Four brothers and a sister are deceased. Member of St Francis Xavier's Catholic Church Cresson. Friends received after 7 p.m. Wednesday in Casher Funeral Home, Cresson. Requiem mass at 10 a.m. Friday in St Francis Xavier's church. Interment church Cemetery.
Burgoon: Alphonsus L, Lilly RD, 70 yrs died at 9:20 a.m. Monday Mar. 26, 1956 at home. Born Mar. 20, 1886 in Lilly a s/o Luke P & Mary Catherine Hines Burgoon. Surviving are a brother, Thomas W at home and sister Mary Estella at home. Friends will be received after 3 p.m. tomorrow in the late residence. Requiem mass will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in St Aloysius Catholic Church, Summit. Interment will be in the church cemetery under the arrangements of Casher Funeral Home.
Burgoon: Tribune Jan. 2, 1958. Mrs. Loretta M Sargeant Burgoon, 83, 241 Columbia Ave. Cresson, died at 10:10 p.m. Dec. 31, 1957, at home. Born Mar. 25, 1874, d/o Thomas & Agnes Kaylor Sargeant. Survived by husband Frederick; daughter Margaret w/o Paul Hines of Cresson and granddaughter. Friends received from 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. Friday in Casher Funeral Home, Cresson. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. Saturday in St Francis Xavier Catholic Church. Interment church cemetery.
Cessna-Davis: Nov 4, 1868 Indiana Gazette On oct 25, 1868 G W Cessna & Miss Melissa Davis all of Banks Twp were married at the bride's home by D G Gorman
Chapman: Blairsville Paper Mrs Susannah d 24 Jun. 1846 Blairsville 34y
Chick : Amelia Chick, born June 24, 1905, Belsano PA, age 59. Father George Grant Empfield, mother Elizabeth Rager. Lloyd Cemetery. Children Chick, Pittsburgh PA: Mrs. Roian Koerber, Trafford; Mrs. Joan Settlemyer, Natrona Heights; 4 grandchildren. brother of Elmer, Ted, Mabel,w/o Stanley Reese & Pansy w/o Miller Lehman, all of Ebensburg, Clifford, Ft Lauderdale FL, Blair, Strongstown. Preceded in death by sister Mrs. Y E Beaber. Protestant. Rev. Wallace Fass. Ebensburg Funeral Apr. 17, 1965, 2:00 p.m. Askew Funeral Home. Visiting hours 7-9 Thursday, 2-4 & 7-9 Friday.
Christy: Indiana Messenger Christy Corner formerly known as Huston property was built 1823
Clawson: Indiana Messenger Andrew Clawson died 9 Apr. 1894 21y 8m
Clawson: Bolivar. Mrs. Minnie Jane Clawson, 88, died at 8:05 a.m. March 10, 1963. Born Mar. 20, 1874 in St Clair Twp, d/o David B & Mary Jane Palmer Lute. Preceded in death by husband, Harry A in 1924 and 2 children. Survived by these children: Mrs Esther Hughes of Bolivar RD1, Ralph, D A, Bruce, Daniel T and Mrs. Mary Cristoff all of Bolivar and Paul of Marsteller, 20 grandchildren and 57 great-grandchildren. Friends received after 7 p.m. Monday at Kenneth A Stuart Funeral Home, New Florence, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev. R Kenneth Keiper. Interment Isabelle Cemetery
Clements: The will of Mrs. E. O. Clements, late of Indiana, has just been recorded. This will bears the date of November 24, 1900 and a codicil is dated January 23, 1915. The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana and Richard W. Clements of Indiana, are named as the joint executors of the estate. She makes the following bequests: To her son, Daniel O. Clements, $250; to her grandson, Joseph Clements, $250; to her granddaughter May Clements (Mrs. H. Ney Prothero) the piano that is in the latter's possession and to her granddaughter, Lroine Zeigler, the piano in the Clements home. To her son, Joseph W. Clements is left the Clements house and lot on North Sixth Street, with certain provisions regarding the estate. The property on East Oak Street is left in charge of the executors for the use of Mrs. Linnie Zeigler and her children. At the formers death the property is to be sold and the proceeds divided among the children, the ones not at their majority to receive their share when they are 25 years old. The remainder of the estate is divided equally among the four children of the deceased, Daniel O. Clements, Mrs. Rose Scheurer, John F, and Joseph W. Clements. The letter of administration on the estate of Joseph W. Clements, late of Indiana, have been granted to the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana.
Conrad: April 22, 1963. Mrs. Anne C Lynch Conrad, 78, Coupon, died at 7:15 a.m. April 20, 1963 at Washington Sanitarium Hospital, Washington DC. Born April 23 1884 in Glenn White PA, daughter of Wesley & Rose Campbell Lynch. Preceded in death by her husband, James, in 1937. Survived by these children; Ludden, Pittsburgh; Ralph, Coupon; Mrs. Florence Becker, Altoona; Mrs. Naomi Funk, Hyattsville MD, Miss Genevieve, Harrisburg; and also 15 grandchildren & 9 great-grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Bertha Bradley, Loretta; Joseph, Elsie, PA; John, Lock Haven; sister Mary Joseph, R S M Cresson, Mrs. Florence Meloy, Latrobe; member of St Joseph's Catholic Church, Coupon, where Requiem Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Tuesday the Rev Charles Diamond. Interment church cemetery. Friends are being received at Donald J Gibbons Funeral Home, Ashville.
Cook: Mildred born 4 May, 1926 died 5 June. 1977 of Ebensburg RD 1, widowed. D/o Victor & Bertha Carney Graham d Memorial hospital. Children: Debbie of Ebensburg. Siblings: Clyde of Conway, Mahlon of Wadsworth, Blaine and Robert of Ebensburg, Grace Hibbard of Nanty Glo, Viola Batten of Bridgeton NJ and Erma Rose of Conemaugh. Rev. Richard Markle officiated. Forest Lawn Cemetery
Cramer: Oliver Clair, 49 of Littlestown, formerly of Belsano died at 12:25 a.m. 16 Mar. 1960 in Annie M Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. Born 16 Dec. 1910 in Belsano s/o Joseph H and Inis Swab Creamer survived these brothers and sisters: Tessie w/o Donal Settle, Floyd & Joseph Olin all of Belsano. Roy of Littlestown RD1 and half brother Mert Creamer of Nanty Glo. Member of Mason & Dixon Memorial Post 6954 VRW Littlestown. Friends received in the home of sister, Mrs Donald Settle, Belsano. Body will lie in state in EUB Church, Belsano from noon Saturday until time of service at 2 o'clock. Rev Herbert Stang assisted by Rev D N Ciampa interment church cemetery. Graveside military rites by Steve Kloz Post 7605 VFW Twin Rocks. Arrangements in charge of Ondriezek Funeral Home, Nanty Glo
Cramer: Johnstown Tribune. May 21, 1940 Mrs. Inez Schwab Cramer 66, widow of Joseph Cramer died early today at her home here after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of William & Mary Fetterman Schwab and was born 4 Jul. 1873. Mrs. Cramer had been a resident of Belsano the part 40 yrs. Her husband died five years ago. Surviving are these children: Mrs. Donald Fettle and Floyd Cramer both of Belsano; Roy, Oliver and Josephine Cramer all at home. Sister of Mrs. S M Casey and Grant Schwab both of Indiana and Miss Lena Schwab, living in TX. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Belsano United Brethren Church by Rev. D N Ciampi. interment will be in the church cemetery under the direction of Hillen & Long, Barnesboro motician
Cressley: Democrat, May 20, 1942. Mrs. Minnie Hill Cressley, 33, wife of Robert Cressley of Pine Twp, Barnesboro RD2 died yesterday in Indiana Hospital where she was admitted May 3. A lifelong resident of Pine Twp, she was born Jul. 14, 1908, a daughter of Cyrus and Sadie Holby Hill. Surviving are her husband and four children: Robert, Norman, Veda and Doris Cressley, all at home. Her father resides in Strongstown. Mrs. Cressley was a sister of Bert Hill of Colver. Harry Hill of Alverda, Telford and Russell Hill both in the US Army, Ervin Hill of Pine Twp, Ray Hill of Strongstown, Mrs. Warren Bennett, Mrs. Morrie Johns and Mrs. William Troxell all of Strongstown, Mrs. Joseph Strenko of Dilltown, Mrs. Charles Wach of Johnstown and Mrs. Mello Faccinna and Mrs. Harold Shilling both of Barnesboro. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Robinson Funeral home of Indiana.
Currency: 4 Nov. 1868 Indiana Gazette. The new fifteen cent currency is in circulation
Davis: Freda May born 10 May. 1908 d/o John & Nancy Bill Betton, d. Lee Hospital 31 Oct. 1980. W/o James C Davis of DeLisa Apts Ebensburg. Daughters Edith Jones & Betty Lou Dietrich, brother: Wesley John Betten. Sister Violet Stennet & Nancy Lockhrie. 4 grandchildren. Rev. Paul. Viney. Interment McDowell
Davis: Indiana Messenger Johnston Davis died West Indiana 17 Apr. 1894 74years
Dearmy: Tribune, Monday, Sep. 9, 1940. Mrs Ruth Bracken Dearmy, 24, wife of Harry N Dearmy of Strongstown, died Saturday in the Cresson Sanatorium. She was a daughter of Thomas & Hazel Wike Bracken and was born in Belsano. Surviving are her husband, a daughter, Arlene Dearmy, her parents residing near Belsano, and these brothers & sisters, Raymond, Lloyd, Mahlon, Norman & Clyde Bracken, all at home, & Mrs. Roy Stiles, Strongstown. Funeral services were conducted this afternoon in the Strongstown Methodist Church by Rev. G. S. Stephens. Interment was in the Pineland Cemetery under the direction of the Robinson Funeral Home.
Deckers Point: Indiana Progress. Deckers Point M. E. Church dedicated Oct. 15, 1893, Services conducted by Dr Miller & Rev. M M Sweeney of Indiana
Devinney: Indiana Messenger Aaron Devinney was in War of 1812, died 20 Feb. 1874 aged 82y 5m
Devinny: Blairsville Paper Mrs Eliza, d 11 Jun. 1846, w/o John 34y 6m 12d Blairsville
Dick: May 16. 1955. Elmer E Dick, 89, New Florence RD 2 died May 15, 1955, in Fair Haven Rest Home, Indiana. Born July 15, 1865 in West Wheatfield Township, son of James & Mary E Mitchell Dick. Preceded in death by wife, former Araminta Mack. Survived by sons: James C & Kenneth E both of New Florence RD2, five grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Satira Shaner, Connellsville; Mrs Maude Galbraith & Mrs. Myrtle Robinson both of New Florence; and brother, Dr Paul G Dick, Chicago. Life long reesident of West Wheatfield Township, Indiana County. Life long member of Bethel United Presbyterian Church, West Wheatfield Township. Friends received after 4 p.m. Monday in R W Wagner Funeral Home, New Florence. Body will lie in state in Bethel Church from 1 p.m. Wednesday until service at 2 p.m. Rev Glenn Hucholt. Interment Bethel cemetery.
Dickey: Indiana Messenger John Dickey, s/o Alex Dickey and wife Mrs. Penelope Adams Dickey died 14 Dec. 1893 75y
Dickie : Indiana Messenger Mrs. Penelope Dickie died 14 De. 1893, age 75 y widow of late Alex Dickie
Dodds : Blairsville Paper John Dodds of Derry Twp, Westmoreland Co d. 12 Jun. 1846 about 40 yr
Drenning: Indiana Messenger Mrs. Esther died Homer City in Mar or Apr, 1874 or 1884 or 1894
Electric: Indiana Messenger. Electric light in Indiana were turned on Apr. 20, 1890
Empfield: M Eliabeth Rager of 624 W Highland Ave Ebensburg, born 29 Dec. 1863 d/o Jackson & Nancy Miller Rager w/o George G Empfield, died 28 Mar. 1954 at her home. Interment Lloyd Cemetery
Empfield: Mabel Carolyn Jones born 20 Aug. 1904 d/o Wm W & Sarah Catherine Reese Jones, d. 21 Mar. 1954 Memorial Hospital Johnstown. W/o Ted Empfield of 615 E Lloyd St Ebenesburg Lloyd Cemetery
Empfield: Roy Orbyn Empfield, Box 174A, R D 1, PA. Died Cambria City, Ebensburg 608 E High St. Died Apr. 14, 1965. White, married.
Empfield: Tribune May 16, 1949. Mrs. Elizabeth Willmann Empfield, 94 died at 1 a.m. May 15, 1949 in home of niece, Mrs. Alice Robinson, 771 Somerset St. Widow of W W Empfield who died 25 years ago. Born in Cambria County, daughter of Joseph & Sarah Slonichter Willmann both deceased. Resided with Mrs. Robinson for past 3 years. Leaves 3 children: Mrs. John Ludwig, Ebensburg RD 2, Mrs. H C Zimmerman, Twin Rocks, & Charles, McKessport; 15 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren & 2 great great grandchildren. Member of Ebensburg Methodist Church. Friends received in Carl Davis Funeral Home. Body will be in state in Ebensburg Methodist Church from 11 a.m. Tuesday until time of service at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Rev J V Mullins. burial Lloyd cemetery.
Empfield: Roy Orbin Empfield of Ebensburg RD1 died in Ebensburg on Apr. 14, 1965. Mr Empfield who was 59 was born Jun. 24, 1905 in Belsano a s/o George and Elizabeth Rager Empfield. He was preceded in death by a sister, Mrs. Maye Beaver. Surviving are his widow, the former Amelia Chick; son Chick of Pittsburgh and daughters Mrs. Rosan Koerber of Trafford and Mrs. Joan Selllemyer of Natrona Heights., 4 grandchildren and siblings Elmer, Ted, Mabel w/o Stanley Reese and Pansy w/o Miller Lehman all of Ebensburg. Clifford of Ft Lauderdale Fl, Lemon of Baltimore MD and Blair of Strongstown. Mr Empfiled was a member of the Ebensburg Methodist Church and the Central Cambria Joint School Board. Friends were received in the John Washew Funeral home at Ebensburg where services were conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, Apr. 17 by Rev Wallace Tas. Burial in Lloyd Cemetery
Fairman: Indiana Progress. Scott Fairman 25, d. 2 Dec. 1893. Teacher. D. of Typhoid pneumonia. Buried Creekside
Fenton: Hugh Thompson son of John of Blairsville in 34th yr, drowned at Chest Creek in Clearfield Co
Folckemer: Mary Ann RD2 Ebensburg d/o Junior M & Lorene Singer Folckemer born and died 26 Mar. 1956. Interment Benshoff
Frank: Tribune, Friday, Apr 26, 1929. Nanty Glo. Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Frank aged 56 years, formerly of Ebensburg, who died Wednesday at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Hines, of this place were held this morning in St Nicholas Catholic Church at Nicktown. Burial was in the church cemetery. Her brother Jacob V Hines died here Feb 4 last. She is survived by one son, Albert Frank of Expedit. The deceased also leaves two sisters.
Fronk: Nov. 20, 1940, Mrs. Jenny Fronk of Barnesboro, 64, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Helen Trees of Penn Run RD She was a d/o Daniel and Mary Long McDonald and was born November 21, 1876. Her husband Jenner preceded her in death. Surviving are these children: Floyd, Clyde and Paul Fronk and Mrs. Grace Gressler of Heilwood; Mrs Margaret Marse of Nicktown and Carl Fronk of Nanty Glo. Funeral Services will be conducted at 2 o’clock Friday in the McDowell cemetery under the direction of Killins and Long, Barnesboro morticians
Fry: Mrs. Annie Esther, 93 of Armagh, died at 3:30 a.m. Sep 4, 1954 in Indiana Hospital. Born may 12, 1861 in indiana County, d/o Jacob & Sarah Daugherty Rager. Survived by these children: Laura & George both of Blairsville, Mrs. Dora Trindle and Daniel both of Seward, John of New Florence RD, sister Mrs. Ida Wallace of Blairsville, 20 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Service at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Clark Funeral Home,Seward, Rev W H Nicholson and Rev. V W Purnell. Interment Armagh cemetery
Fulton: Indiana Messenger P E Fulton married Mattie Hamilton 17 Apr. 1879
Gamble Gamble, 75, died at 11 o'clock last night at her home in Robinson. She had been ill since last September when she suffered a paralytic stroke. The deceased was a daughter of the late Jacob and Katherine Lute Gamble. She is survived by her husband, Thomas Gamble and these children: Eva Gamble at home, Mrs. Calvin Lentz and Mrs. Samuel Painter of Jeannette; Russell E & Morris Gamble of Robinson; Mrs. A B Curry of Washington PA, Joseph Gamble of Wharton, and Mrs. Frederick McDowell and Mrs. James Hammond of Bolivar. Mrs. Gamble also leaves a brother, Arch Gamble of Robinson, nine grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Gamble home. Burial will take place in the Gamble cemetery, West Wheatfield Twp under direction of R S Wagner of New Florence mortician.
Gatchell: Sep. 22, 1959. Susan Jean Gatchell, 10, Belsano, daughter of James King Gatchell, Indiana, and the late Nancy Elizabeth Bennett Gatchell, died Sep. 21, 1959, in Shadyside Hospital, Pittsburgh. Survived by father, paternal grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. Guy Gatchell, St Augustine FL, maternal grandparents, Rev. & Mrs. Clarence M Bennett, Belsano, with whom she had made her home since the death of her mother in 1952; 2 half-brothers and a half-sister, James King Gatchell Jr, Larry Allen and Tonya Ann Gatchell, all of Indiana. Friends will be received after 2 p.m. Wednesday at Robinson-Lytle Funeral Home, 36 North Seventh St, Indaina, may also pay their respects from 1 to 2 p.m. Friday at the Belsano Methodist Church where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, Rev. Charles B Wright & Dr. E. L. Boetticher, officiating. Interment, Pineland Cemetery, Strongstown.
George : Indiana Messenger James George of Indiana died Saturday 28 Feb. 1890 aged 72y
George: Indiana Messenger R R George died West Lebanon 7 Apr. 1894 75y
Glenn-Fritz: 31 Oct. 1875, at the home of the bride in Cambria County by Rev L Wisehaupt, A J Glen of Green Twp to Miss Martha J Fritz
Good: Barnesboro, May 19, 1929. Funeral services for Robert S Good aged 57 whose death occurred Friday at his home in Barr Township will be conducted Tuesday afternoon. Interment will be in McDowell cemetery. Mr. Good is survived by his widow and the following children, Dean, Mount Pleasant; Mrs. Martha Lowmaster, Barnesboro, and Mrs. John Buck, New Jersey.
Good: March 18, 1937. Lon Good aged 45, died Monday of last week at his home in Marsteller following a week's illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Presbyterian church in Marsteller. Interment was in the McDowell cemetery.
Good: May 17, 1928. Marsteller, May 13, 1928, Mrs. Elizabeth McDowell Good age 78 widow of William Good, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Davis of Garmantown. Her husband's death occurred nine years ago. Mrs. Good is survived by several children. Funeral services will be conducted at 10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Davis home. Interment will be in McDowell’s cemetery
Good: William F b 3 Jun. 1923, s/o Anna Veeitl & Joseph Good d. 4 Jan. 1974. RD1Barnesboro. Goodridge Cemetery
Good: Johnstown Tribune, May 10, 1949. Stephen Edward Good of Barr Township died May 9, 1949 in Miners Hospital, Spangler. Born Oct. 8, 1887 in Barr Township. Survived by widow, former Sarah Catherine Glenn & these children: Stanley, Marsteller; Gilbert, Edwin & Mrs. Ford Laney, Clymer RD; Irvin, Leechburg; Doyle, Somerset; Mrs. Paul Frank, Indiana RD; Jennie & Alma, both at home; 24 grandchildren & 2 brothers, Emmet & Jesse, both of Marsteller. Friends received at Long's Funeral Home, Barnesboro, after 3 p.m. Tuesday and at Goodrich Church, Barr Township from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday, Rev. Minnie Eyler. Burial church cemetery.
Good : Sep. 1, 1937. Mrs. Eva Good (Repine) Good aged 67 of Barnesboro RD died Saturday evening in Spangler hospital where she had been a medical patient for only a few days. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the McDowell Church in Indiana County by Rev Edward Lowmaster. Interment was in the church cemetery.
Graham: Arthur Lloyd, b. 30 Jan. 1909 s/o Victor & Bertha Carney Graham. 112 West St Ebensburg. D. 12 May. 1957 at home of Mildred Cook. Buried Lloyd Cemetery. Charged to Jim & Shirley Graham
Griffith : Indiana Messenger Miss Sarah d. Pine Flats 26 Mar. 1884 28yrs
Grove: Samuel Edward Grove, 72 of Blacklick Township near Bethel, died at 6 o'clock Sunday morning at his home. Mr. Grove a well known farmer spent his entire life in Blacklick Township. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Mary Lambing Grove and nine children. Four children preceded him in death. Funeral services were held at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon at the Grove residence with burial in the Harmony Cemetery Indiana County.
Hammer: Francis, s/o John & Ann Jane Armor, Blairsville, d 17 Apr. 1846, 11m 16d
Hays: Mrs Mary Ann w/o Thompson died 9 Sep. 1884 born 29 Oct. 1814
Helman : Indiana Messenger Adam Helman died 31 Jan. 1894 age 81yrs. Daughter Lavina married John Dickey and are buried in Troy OH
Helman :Tribune Wednesday Jul. 15, 1931. Indiana, July 15. Samuel Helman, age 68, died Monday night at his home on School Street following an illness of two years. He was a son of Michael and Catherine Strong Helman and was born at Strongstown on Sep 29, 1863. He retired as a farmer in 1924 and moved from Strongstown to Indiana. The deceased was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church and a member of the Belsano IOOF Lodge. Surviving are his widow, Mrs Ida Cassatt Helman and a daughter, Miss Hannah Helman of Indiana. Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at the Helman home, in charge of the Rev Mr. Davis of Indiana and the Rev A C Harris of Gordon PA. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Henderson-Foy : Oct 22, 1875 by Sidney J Marlin Esq Byron Henderrson of Armstrong Twp to Miss L A Foy of Washington Twp
Hendricks : In Brookville, of Diphtheria, on the 23rd, Read A, s/o T A & M C Hendricks, aged almost 3 yrs
Hill : Indiana Messenger David Hill d. White Twp 29 Feb. 1894, 67 yrs.
Hill: Indiana Messenger James Hill died Indiana 6 May. 1874 78y
Hill: Tribune, Jan. 20, 1949. S Sgt Preston Hill, 23, 661 Sixth St., Colver, killed in Italy March 2 1945 on 41st mission. Member of 15th Army Air Force. Born in Colver Sep. 5, 1921, s/o John S & Della Gardner Hill. Leaves parents and these brothers and sisters: Telford of Cambria Township, Mrs Wilda Hildebrand of Ebensburg, Glenn with U S Army in Omaha NE, Mrs. Ruby Duffy of Baltimore MD & Eugene of Colver. Brother Glenn, served as escort for return of remains from New York. Friends received in home of parents after 10 a.m. Thursday. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22, Colver Presbyterian Church. Rev. Ellis W Roberts of Ebensburg Presbyterian Church; burial Lloyd Cemetery with military rites by Ebensburg Post 363 American Legion & Garfield Thomas Post 4963 VFW. Askew Funeral Home, Ebensburg.
Hines: Joseph, E, 69, former councilman of Cresson and Sankertown Borough and founder of Cresson Flour and Feed Mills died at 8 a.m. Sunday at his home after a long illness. After his death Cresson Burgess Richard H English issued the following statement: The untimely passing of Joseph E Hines,Civic Leader, Businessman, and devout churchman, on Sunday, Feb. 3, 1957, was received with sorrow by the residents of this area. Cresson will long remember the work and time that Joseph Hines gave in the building of the Borough, His terms on the Borough Council, which included one term as president were marked by progress and achievements. His Forthrightness in dealings and decision were a mark of his ability. I, Richard H English, Burgess of Cresson, wish to express my sympathies and those of Borough Council to Mrs. Hines and the family in their great loss." Mr. Hines founded the Cresson Flour and Feed Mill in 1919. He retired in 1944. He served 16 years as a member of Cresson Borough Council, including one term, 1948-52 as president. Residing in Sankertown prior to moving to Cresson in 1932, he served as a member of that Community's council. A native of Cresson Twp, he was Born Aug. 21, 1887, a son of James A & Annie McDermitt Hines. He was married to Laura Noel, daughter of Albert A and the late Mary Sybert Nole. He was a member of St Francis Xavier's Catholic Church, Holy Name Society, Cresson Moose Lodge 188, Knights of St George Branch 127 and the Layman's Retreat League of the Altoona Diocese.
Hines: Aug 17, 1949 Johnstown Tribune. Raymond W Hines 73 died at 6:45 p.m. 16 Aug. 1949 at residence in Cresson, a son of James and Anna McDermott Hines. Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Sue Ohara of Cresson, Mrs. Charles Itle of Munster Twp, and Mrs. Elizabeth Beck of Pittsburgh and two brothers Joseph and Alfred of Cresson. Remains may be viewed at Norman P Casher & son Funeral Home, Cresson after 2 p.m. Thursday. St Francis Xavier Catholic Church Cresson. Burial in church cemetery.
Hines: Aug 17, 1949 Johnstown Tribune. Raymond W Hines 73 died at 6:45 p.m. 16 Aug. 1949 at residence in Cresson, a son of James and Anna McDermott Hines. Survived by three sisters, Mrs. Sue Ohara of Cresson, Mrs. Charles Itle of Munster Twp, and Mrs. Elizabeth Beck of Pittsburgh and two brothers Joseph and Alfred of Cresson. Remains may be viewed at Norman P Casher & son Funeral Home, Cresson after 2 p.m. Thursday. St Francis Xavier Catholic Church Cresson. Burial in church cemetery.
Hines: Joseph. Joseph E Hines, 69, 410 Second Street, Cresson died at 8 a.m. Feb. 3, 1957, at home following a lingering illness. Funeral services were held yesterday morning in St Francis Xavier's Catholic Church, where he was a member. Burial took place in the church cemetery under the direction of Casher Funeral Home, Cresson. he was born Aug. 21, 1887, in Cresson Twp, a son of James and Annie McDermitt Hines. Surviving are his widow, the former Laura A Nole, and these children: Edward J & Paul J both of Cresson, Mrs. Anna Marie Campbell of New Bethlehem; Mrs. Doris Moreland of Lilly RD; James A of Hollidaysburg; Mrs. Janet Learn of Indiana; William C of Loretto and Bette at home. Also surviving are 26 grandchildren He was a brother of Mrs. Charles a Itle of Loretto RD, and Mrs. Elizabeth Beck of Cresson. He was preceded in death by one son, three brothers and a sister. Mr. Himes was a member of Holy Name Society of St Francis Xavier's Chruch, Knight of It. George and Lodge 188, Loyal Order of Moose.
Hines : Nov. 8, 1967, Clara Hinees, 90, Hoguetown dies. Mrs. Clara McGuire Hines, 90, of Hoguetown, died Monday, Oct 23, 1967 at her home. Born Oct 25, 1876, she was a d/o Mr. & Mrs. Hayden McGuire. She was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred J, July 15, 1954, and a son and two daughters. These children survive: Mrs. C J Rodgers, Mrs. Cathleen Bender and Mildred Hines, all of Cresson., Algernon of Portage RD, Alfred of Pitcairn and Mrs. Charles McGonegle and Lambert, both of Cresson. Survivors also include 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was a sister of Bernard and Mars Susan Hart both of Cresson. Mrs. Hines was a member of the Alter and Rosary Society of St Aloysius Catholic Church of Summit. Father Bernard O'Malley officiated at the funeral mass Friday morning at St Aloysius Church. Burial was in the church cemetery under the direction of the John W Lynch Funeral Home of Cresson.
Hoffman: George formerly of Indiana Pa died at Titusville Feb 22, 1875 64y
Hoffman : On the 16th Maggie Luella d/o Frank & Jennie Hoffman of West Indiana aged 1 y 5m 27d
Howard: Sadie died 1 Jan. 1914 47y 6m 25d
Huston: Indiana Messenger Mrs. Elizabeth Huston w/o Wm died 12 Aug. 1874 81y 7m
Itle: Charles Itle, Marks Date. Charles A Itle of Munster will celebrate his 90th birthday Friday. Mr. Itle is the founder of the Vale Wood Dairy. He was born April 24, 1874 in Allegheny Township, the some of Francis and Elizabeth Goss Itle. He was married to the former Bernadette Hines Sep. 22, 1903 in St Aloysius Church, Cresson. They are the parents of six children; Mrs. Cyril Hogue and Francis of Ebensburg RD, Gerald and Russell of Loretto RD and Florine and Bernadine at home.
Itle: February 20, 1964, page 2. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Itle, Meadville, a daughter Feb. 3, at Meadville City Hospital. Mr. Itle is a son of Mrs. And Mrs. Francis Itle, Loretto RD1.
Itle: February 20, 1964, page 2. Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Itle, Meadville, a daughter Feb. 3, at Meadville City Hospital. Mr. Itle is a son of Mr. And Mrs. Francis Itle, Loretto RD1.
Johnston: Blairsville Paper Robert S of Saltsburg d Jun 1846 about 36yr
Keith: Indiana Messenger Mrs. Leah Keith of Grisemore, one of the famous DeHaven twins and oldest resident of Indiana Co died 11 Jan. 1904 aged 105 yrs
Keith : Star Feb. 12, 1953. Funeral Services for Harvey D Keith, 56 of Barnesboro RD 2 who died Monday at his home will be held this afternoon (Thursday) at 2 o'clock in the late home. Rev A V Jeffers will officiate. Interment will take place in McDowell cemetery, Indiana Co. He is survived by these children: Miss Wilda Keith of Akron OH, Theodore Keith of Coraopolis; John Keith at home. He was brother of Thomas Keith of Cherry tree RD
Keith : Tribune July 14, 1942, Funeral services were conducted this afternoon for Daniel Keith, 36 of Barnesboro RD2, who died Saturday night in Warren Hospital after an operation. Burial was in the McDowell Cemetery in charge of Bacha Funeral Home. Mr. Keith had been employed in Warren for some time. He was a son of Jacob and Elizabeth McDonald Keith and was born near Barnesboro. His mother and several brothers and sisters survive.
Keith: Cherry Tree Jan 5, 1935. Mrs. Caroline John Keith aged 78, widow of Jeremiah Keith, died last night at the home of her son, Clark Keith of Green Twp, Indiana Co. She had been in poor health for several months. Her husband passed away 16 years ago. Mrs. Keith was a d/o Mr. & Mrs. James Johns, deceased and was married 61 years ago. She had been a member of the Church of the Brethren for the last 50 years. Surviving are these children: Arena N w/o J B Lowman and Bertha V w/o H A Long both of Barnesboro, Leeta w/o Miles Snowberger of East Freedom and Clark M Keith with whom she made her home. She also leaves 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and these brothers and sisters; Aaron Johns of Somerset Co, Richard Johns of Homer City, Simon Johns of Pine Flats, Mrs. Famerann Keith of Barnesboro and Elizabeth Davis of Barnesboro RD. Funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at the Keith home. Interment will be in the McDowell Cemetery.
Keith: Daniel H, 59 of 38 Reese Ave Colver died at 10:20 P.M. Oct 18, 1954 at Colver Hospital. Friends received at late home. Remains will be removed at noon Friday to Colver Presbyterian church where service will be held at 2 p.m. Rev A Ray Howland . Interment Lloyd Cemetery
Kelly: Indiana Messenger Mrs. Isabella McAnulty Kelly w/o James Kelly died at residence of Asaph McAnulty of Spruce in Green Twp 21 Jul. 1895 83y 10m 27d, d/o Michael 7 Mary McAnulty who died about 30 yrs ago. Sister of J S of Indiana and Daniel S of Barnesboro
Kelly: Richard Byron Kelly, s/o Edwin Phillip & Eleanor Mary Bryezon Kelly, Feb. 2, 1943 married Joyce Elaine Sensenbaugh, Jan. 5, 1943, d/o Irl & Naomi Smith Sensenbaugh. Children Richard Byron Jr, Jun. 13, 1964, & Steven Michael, Oct. 3. 1966.
Kerr: Indiana Messenger Joseph B Hill d. Homer City 10 Apr. 1884 50yrs
Kinghorn: A R, White Twp, married Maude Downey of Indiana 30 Jul. 1891
Kinter: 4 Nov. 1868 Indiana Gazette Oct 23 I868 Sarah Kinter w/o John Sr. of Rayne Twp died 69y
Kiski: Indiana Progress. July 12, 1893, Kiski School opened as summer resort, Joseph Clements, Proprietor of Indiana House in charge
Klingensmith. Indiana Gazette Oct 9, Samuel Klingensmith of Young Twp age 27yrs died.
Kuntz: Indiana Messenger On Jan. 17, 1878 on the log slide of H B Darr & J C Conner, near Patchinville, a team of horses owned and driven by Geoge Kuntz drew one hundred saw logs at one time.
Lamar: Indiana Messenger 9 May. 1918 Golden Wedding James C Lamar of Burnside Twp Clearfield Co married Mary Beck 1 Mar. 1868 had 6 children
Lamer: Elles 72, RD 1 Barnesboro. Born 20 Mar. 1901 s/o Joseph & May Brown Lamer,died 1 Jul. 1923 h/o Emma Keith born 1 Aug. 1905 d. 25 Mar. 1924. Buried McDowell
Lance: Democrat, Dec. 228, 1942. Mrs. Sarah Lance. Funeral Services for Mrs. Sarah Lydick Lance, 87, widow of John Lance, who died Friday morning at the home of her son, Charles E Lance, Indiana, will be conducted at 10:30 this morning in the Robinson Funeral Home. The deceased was born in Cherryhill Twp Aug. 21, 1855, a d/o Robert & Catherine Isenberg Lydick. Surviving are four children, Charles mentioned above; Mrs. Harry Isenberg of Indiana, Mrs. Bert Correll of York and Mrs David Misner, residing in Rhode Island. Also surviving are 23 grandchildren and a brother, William Lydick of New Kensington
Lockard: Mrs. Della, 67, Barnesboro RD1 (Greenwich) died Apr. 17, 1963 at home. Born Jul. 30, 1895 a d/o John & Mariah Patterson Keith. Preceded in death by husband, Alvin Davis. Survived by these children: William and Mrs. Irene Kizak both of Barnesboro; Elizabeth at home; Eva, Oscar and Odessa Adkins all of Cleveland; Mrs Genevieve Watson of Manor; Alvin G of North East; Mrs. Agnes Hafko of Harborcreek; Ray of Meyersdale and Mrs. Dorthy Richter of Portsmouth RI. Also 20 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. sister of Mrs. Laura Boring of Marsteller; Blair and Mrs. Ann Nicholson both of Youngstown OH; Blaine of Barnesboro RD and Mrs. Sara Stiffler of Clairton and Mrs. Mildred Montgomery all of Cherry Tree RD. Friends received after 6 pm. Thursday at late residence. Funeral service at 2 p.m. Sunday at Assembly of God Church, Kingport. Rev Zean Fleming Interment McDowell Cemetery. James V Long Funeral Home
Lowmaster: Grace E, Box 56 RD 2 Barnesboro, b 4 Aug. 1920 d/o Lester Keith & Carrie Davis d. 15 Jan. 1973. Husband Leo Lowmaster. Buried McDowell
Lowmaster: Star, Jul. 30, 1953. Funeral services for Lawrence Lowmaster 66 of Barnesboro who died Sunday in the Miners Hospital were held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Garman Church of God. Rev. A V Jeffers officiated. Burial took place in Grass Hill Cemetery. Born Apr. 5, 1889 he was a s/o George & Amanda Keith Lowmaster. He is survived by these children: John and Mrs. Betty DeFazio both of Barnesboro, George of St Benedict and Mrs Dorothy Valiri of Detroit. He was a brother of Mrs. Pearl Tusteyof Greenwich
Lute: Democrat Dec. 30, 1942. William A Lute, 76,a retired employee of the PA Railroad died Sunday night at his home in New Florence. He worked for 50 yrs for the railroad company, retiring Jan. 1 , 1937. The deceased was born in St Clair Twp, Dec 26, 1866, a son of David & Nancy Palmer Lute. he is survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Clawson of Bolivar; three brothers Bruce and Townsend Lute both of New Florence RD2 and Harvey Lute of Latrobe; 11 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. His wife, Mrs. Anna Lute, died June 24, 1942. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Union Presbyterian Church in New Florence by Rev. Turnbull. Burial will be in the West Fairfield Cemetery under the direction of R S Wagner.
Lute: June 25, 1953. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I Lute of Barnesboro RD 2 will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Jul 5 with a dinner and reunion of relatives in the afternoon. The couple was united in marriage July 5, 1903 in the home of the bride's grandfather, William Williams in Pine Twp. Rev. Roberts officiated at the ceremony. Mr. Lute is a son of the Latimer and Mrs Frederick Harlinsey Lute of Green Twp, Indiana Co. His wife is a daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Walker of Franklin, Venago Co. Mr. Lute who has been engaged in farming all of his life is widely known as the potato king.
Lydick: Tribune, Thursday Jul. 3, 1931. Elliott Miles Lydick, aged 86 yrs, died early yesterday morning at his home on East Oak St., Indiana. The deceased was a s/o Willian and Jane McGuire Lydick and was born in Green Twp, Indiana Co., Dec 2, 1845. He was married Nov. 28, 1867 to Miss Lucinda A Butterbaugh, d/o Mr & Mrs. David Butterbaugh of Grant Twp. He had been a member of the Baptist Church for 70 yrs and during his younger years was teacher of music. He was the last surviving member of a famous GAR quartet and was one of the few surviving veterans of the Civil War living in Indiana Co. He served three terms as Justice of the Peace in Green Twp and took an active part in communal welfare work, both in his native twp and after removing to Indiana many years ago. he was a member of Ingdiana Post 28, GAR, becoming eligible to membership through service with the 206th Regiment, PA Volunteers (Signal Corps) serving from Feb. 22, 1864 until his honorable discharge Aug. 17, 1865. The deceased leaves his widow and these children: Mrs. A E Hawk of Punxsutawney, Georbe B Lydick of Dayton; Mrs. Rosa Burns of Philadelphia; Mrs. George Straitiff of Punxsutawney, Mrs. Fred Jones of Punxsutawney; Mrs. John W Smith of Panic; Elmer D Lydick of Detroit MI; Esley Miles Lydick of Blairsville; Mrs. Charles Adams of Olean NY; and Mrs. L A Walker of Indiana. A son, John Reuben is deceased and there also survive 41 grandchildren and 46 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted in his late residence at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in charge of Rev John S Scott, minister of the First Regular Baptist Church of Indiana, assisted by the Rev. J T Davis, minister of the Baptist Church of Blairsville. He will be laid to rest in Greenwood cemetery.
Lydick: mso-bidi-font-size:10.0pt;font-weight: normal">Indiana Jul. 15, 1935. Elmer D Lydick, 72 died of a heart attack Saturday night at his home at 428 Church St. He was a former employee of the now defunct Indiana Co Street Railways Company. Mrs Lydick was born in Cherryhill Twp and spent many years on a farm. In 1918 he moved to Indiana and was employed by the railway company for more than 13 years. His wife preceded him in death. Surviving are three sons: Homer V Lydick of Indiana; Paul E Lydick of Brooklyn NJ; and Stephen E Lydick at home. He also leaves a brother,Edward N Lydick and two sisters; Mrs. Mary Weimer of Toledo O Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Streams Funeral Home. interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
Lynch: Tribune July 3, 1963. Mrs. Greta M Lynch, 73, Coopersdale Homes, died the evening of July 1, 1963, in Mercy Hospital. Born Dec. 7, 1889 in Belsano, daughter of Charles & Mary Frank Strausbaugh. Preceded in death by husband, Eugene. Survived by these children: Mrs William Spires, Butler Pa; Mrs. Alvin Orner & Mrs. Carl Lazer, both of Johnstown RD 4; Mrs. John Graham, Homer City; Robert, Chancellor Street; Mrs. Robert Orner, Cooper Ave. and Eugene, 425 State St. & Mrs. Rudolph Baroni, at home. Friends received from 2 to 4 & 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. & Thurs. in A A Wagner Funeral Home, where service will be held at 10 a.m. friday, the Rev. Roy C Dwelling. Interment Grandview.
Lynch: 6/6/1867. Lieut John Lynch and Miss Maggie Hines were married by Father Ryan at Summit Church on Tuesday 28th ult. I hope John has gone to glory, and although I have no pretensions to poetical talent, I cannot refrain from saying to him that Tis very cruel this Lynching Hines. Such deer creatures you should never harm. But in your modus operandi maybe she finds something mitigates the pain as by a charm.
Lynch: Tribune, Monday Jul 27, 1931. Mrs. M C Lynch, Lilly succumbed in local Hospital after a long illness. Funeral Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret A Colbert Lynch, aged 48, wife of M C Lynch of 605 Church St died Saturday evening at 6:25 o'clock in the Mercy hospital, Johnstown. She had been in poor health for several weeks and had been a patient at the hospital since Jul 18. In addition to her husband, who is the locat Station agent of the PA Railroad Company, Mrs. Lynch is survived by the following children: Margaret, John, Marcellus, Helen, Regis, William and Edwin Lynch. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in St Brigid's Catholic Church. The Rev Father F P Corcoran will officiate. Interment will be in the church cemetery. The body was prepared for burial by undertaker C O Dimond of South Fork.
Mahon: David died 4 May. 1846 in 51st year
Makin: Rillie b. 24 Jul. 1896 d/o Harvey & Ida McCluhen Stiles. Lived South Street Belsano. Died 7 Dec. 1967 Mercy Hospital. W/o Harry Makin. Children: Woodrow of Belsano, Mrs Vay Green of Colver, Mrs. Edward Gatchell of W Palm Beach FL, Mearlin & Bruce of OH, Carl of Cramer, Boyd & Walter of Johnstown. 10 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild. Preceded in death by Husband, 2 sons and daughter. Rev. Harold & Rev. Bennett. Buried Belsano EUB
Manion: Ruby J Fleming Mannion, Jul. 2, 1891 to 28 Aug. 1966, wife of Floyd. Father: Obidiah B Fleming. Mother: Margaret Ellen Lutch. RD 2 Ebensburg. Funeral 31 Aug. 1966. Rev Zene Fleming. Son: James R Manion, Dayton Oh. Brothers: Merle O Fleming, Smyrna Beach FL, George J Fleming RD 2 Ebensburg. Sisters: Rachel R Klein, Annapolis MD, Elizabeth Owens, Ebensburg, Margaret, Ebensburg and Mary Monteith
Marsh: Arther Delano of 604 Coble St, Ebensburg died 1 Apr. 1972, aged 76 years. Lee Hospital at Johnstown. Born 26 Aug. 1895 Blacklick Twp. S/o Hugh & Amanda E Bennett Marsh. H/o Elda Orner. Occupation Penndot. Buried Pineland. Survived by wife and son Arthur W of Vintondale RD, daughter Leona w/o Kenneth Nole and 3 grandchildren, brother of Harry & Edward of Ebensburg, Charles of Nicktown, Harve of Alverda, Mrs Blanch Johns of Barnesboro. Minister Rev. Leroy Barnhart. Funeral 5 Apr. 1972 at 2 p.m. Askew Funeral Home
Marsh: Elda Mae born 9 Jan. 1901 d/o Wm S & Maude Stophel Orner died 13 Aug. 1973, w/o Arthur Marsh of 604 E Ogle St Ebensburg. Died Wehrum Children: Arthur of Ebensburg and Mrs. Leona M Nel RD Ebensburg. 3 grandchildren. Sister of Mrs. Mabel Miller & Mrs. Viola Stevens of Strongstown. Rev Clayton D Harringer. Interment Pineland
Marsh: Robert Donald, died 22 Jan. 1970, 43years at Altoona Born 11 Jan. 1923 at Belsano. Occupation farmer. Lived at Nicktown. S/o Charles S & Grace Treaster Marsh. Buried Belsano EUB. Survived by parents, brothers Alfred of Waynesburg, Ben of Belsano, Lane at home, Thornton and Bernard of Ebensburg, Wade of Westchester. Sisters Mrs. Frances Berneckey of Ebensburg, Mrs. Nancy Kaschaek of Orford. Rev. Robert Singleton minister
Marsh: Dorothy Margarette b 16 Dec. 1916 died 30 Mar. 1968. W/o Bennie Marsh of Box 57 Belsano PA. D/o Harry H & Grace E Lohn Walker. Siblings Jennings Baldwin of Central City, Mrs. Lefa Yoch of Cleveland OH. Rev Robert Singleton & Rev John Sass, Wilber EUB
Marsh: Oct. 9 1927. Mrs. M M Marsh of Ivison Pa and leaves one grandchild. He had been an active member of the Park Avenue United Brethren Church for many years and was a member of the all aboard Bible class of the church. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the Park Avenue U B Church in charge of the pastor the Rev. C W Winey. Burial will be in the cemetery at Armagh
Mason: Tribune Feb. 22, 1949. Pfc Robert B Mason, 22 Barnesboro RD 2 killed in action near Rome, Italy April 23, 1944, while serving with Fifth Army, Company G, 338th Regiment 85th Division. Born April 7, 1922, son of Robert & Rosa Mason. Entered service Nov. 26, 1942. Trained at Camp Van Horn and went overseas in Dec. 1943. Survived by mother, seven brothers and one sister. Service 2 p.m. Thursday, Mt Union Church, Pine Township. Burial in church cemetery. Heilwood American Legion in charge of Military rites at grave. Friends received in late home. Eash Funeral Home Spangler
McAnulty: John d. 11 May 1884 Green Twp aged 76 y
McCabe; Tribune, Friday Sep. 27, 1940. Mrs. Mollie Mash Lynch McCabe, 81, wife of James McCabe died last Saturday at her home in Detroit MI. She formerly resided in Johnstown. Mrs. McCabe was born in Hollidaysburg, a daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John Mash. Surviving are her husband and these children: Mayme, wife of Dr J A Comerer, Allentown, Agnes wife of John W Dunn, Detroit MI formerly of Nancy Glo; Patrick Lynch, Detroit; Annabel, wife of Carl Varney, Detroit; and William and Verna Lych both at Home. She was a sister of P J Mash of Nanty Glo. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday. Burial was in a Detroit cemetery.
McCollum: On Saturday Jul 17th in this borough Martha J, only d/o S W & Maggie McCollum of Kittanning aged 1 y 1m 7d
McCracken: Indiana Messenger Charles McCracken died Jacksonville 13 Apr. 1894 59y
McCunn-Ridd: 4 Nov. 1868 Indiana Gazette Oct 29, 1868 at bride's home John L McCune married Miss Ellen Ridd all of this county by Rev G P Raitt
McKee: Indiana Messenger Jacob Hicks McKee died Rayne Twp 10 Apr. 1894 59yrs
McKellip: Hugh Sr, d 13 May. 1846 Mansfield OH, age 84 y native of Ireland, Presbyterian died at home of son
McLanahan: Indiana Messenger William McLanahan died at home of brother Albert of Elderton 3 Jan. 1904. Born on old Moorhead homestead west of Indiana
Meanor: On the 10th of consumption in E Mahoning, Mrs. Letita Meanor aged 56 yrs, was a consistent member of Marion Presbyterian church
Michaels: Walter Raymond Michaels, Nov. 2, 1894 - Dec. 16, 1960, parents: Alton & Elizabeth Empfield Michaels, South St, Belsano. Died at home. Wife. EUB.
Miller: Adam Merle, 80, of 159 Blain Street died at 9:30 a.m. Dec. 14, 1954 at Memorial Hospital. Born in Johnstown June 5, 1874, a son of Adam and Mary Katherine Bennett Miller. Survived by widow, the former Lucille Brown; a son Joseph V of Somerset Pike; a sister, Mrs. Emma Barkhammer Strayer Stret and a half sister, Mrs Mildred Diffenbaugh of Benshoff Hill. Preceded in death by first wife, Lucy Kels Miller, member of Grace EUB Church. Friends received afternoon Wednesday at late residence where services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday Rev Arthur P Peden interment Benshoff cemetery Pall bearers will be R Cameron, V Cameron, J Cameron, C R Cameron, C R Buchanan, M Johnson, H Brokloff and F Cornes.
Miller: Joann Carol d/o Frank Thomas & Pearl Bessie Stiffler Miller born & died 6 Jul. 1944 Altoona Hospital. 3103 N Chest Ave. Altoona. Buried Mt Herman
Miller: Raymond "Toot" b 7 Dec. 1926 s/o Luther C & Margaret Grimes Miller Died 3 Feb. 1965 Memorial hospital. H/o Betty Jane Dow. Children: Barry and Connie. Buried Lloyd
Miller: baby girl Margaret May d/o Clyde & Esther Lute Miller of RD 2 Ebensburg died Miners Hospital 10 Sep. 1950. Interment Mt Herman
Miller: George Dallas, born 22 Aug. 1874 Tylerville s/o Adam & Susan Gheen Miller. Died 29 Nov. 1944. 616 E Lloyd Ebenesburg. H/o Bertha M Nicholas Miller aged 65. He was 70 y 3m 7d. Occupation plasterer Buried Lloyd Cemetery
Miller: Lawrence H 80yrs, Bolivar died at 8 p.m. Sep 24 1964 at Mercy Hospital, Johnstown. Born Mar. 22, 1884 in Vinco, s/o late John Shields and Anna Strong Miller. Survived by widow, former Helen Stiffler Zufall and daughter Mrs. Ruth Hendricks of Baltimore MD, also 3 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. Brother of Everett, Irvin, Walter and Mrs. Jennie Clawson all of Bolivar and Mrs. Helen Ramsey of Emporium. Member of Bolivar United Presbyterian Church were he served as elder since 1927 and Loyal Order of Moose, Bolivar. Retired superintendent of Allegheny Foundry, Bolivar. friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday in John a Featherson Funeral Home Bolivar. Service at 2 p.m. Monday in U P Church. The Rev James O Leitch and Rev Wm Green. Interment Blairsville Cemetery.
Nicewonger: Tribune, Saturday, March 16, 1929. Patton, Funeral services for Mrs. John Nicewonger, aged 77 years, who died of heart trouble Thursday at the home of her son, Roy, will be held tomorrow afternoon. The funeral party will leave the house at 12 o'clock and go to the East Ridge church where services will be held, followed with burial in the church cemetery. Undertakers McMillen and Keller of Barnesboro will be in charge. The deceased's husband preceded her to the grave. She is survived by several children.
Nixon: On the 4th at his residence in Saxton, Huntingdon Co Mr. James Nixon formerly of this place, aged 64 years
Orner: Feb. 1931. Mrs. Catherine Gillespie Orner, wife of Henry S Orner, Johnstown suffered a stroke at the Orner home Sunday morning and passed away at 7:35 that evening. Mrs. Orner was in her 63rd year. Born in Strongstown, Indiana County the deceased was a daughter of the late Patrick and Martha Stevenson Gillespie. Mrs. Orner is survived by her husband; two daughters, Tessie widow of John Young at home and Martha, wife of Ernest L Boocks of Erie, a son James Garner was killed in the Phillippines six years ago in a motorcycle accident while serving an enlistment in the aviation branch of the US Army. Mrs. Orner also leaves two grandchildren and the following brothers and sisters: Robert Gillespie, Verona; William, Pittsburgh; Jennie, wife of Vincent Maloy, Strongstown; Gertrude, wife of John Rank, Rochester NY; Margaret, wife of Milton Rodkey, Verona; and Ella wife of W G Orner of Strongstown. The Rev Dr David Miller Lyle pastor of Bethany Presbyterian church was in charge of funeral services at the Orner home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Orner was a member of the Bethany congregation. Burial was in the Grandview cemetery
Patterson: March 24, 1964. Harry Evans Patterson, 92, 213 E Crawford St., Ebensburg, died 9:15 p.m., March 22, 1964 at home. Born in Cherryhill Township, Indiana County, March 12, 1872, son of Samuel & Kate Evans Patterson. Preceded in death by parents, first wife, Nettie L Plummer, second wife, Emma Ellis, 3 brothers and a sister. Survived by these children: Mrs. Gladys Miller, Cleveland OH; Herbert, North Point; Harley, East Corinth ME, and Kathryn Bryant, Silver Bay MN. friends received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at John W Askew Funeral Home, Ebensburg, where service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. the Rev F Edmund Jenkins. Interment Mt Herman Cemetery
Patterson: Robert Patterson, 72 passed away Oct. 4, 1977 at Memorial Medical Center in NY. Surviving are his wife Edith Lute Patterson of 632 1/2 15th St New Ork Father of Ernest F, Sanborn, Meade L and Robert Lee Patterson, Mrs. Elizabeth Maggard all of New York and Mrs Marlene Edwards of Albion NY. He was the brother of Mrs. Adline Ray and Mrs. Beulah Lute both of Penn Run; Ray Patterson and Celie Overman both of Commodore; Urias, Lloyd, Clarence Patterson and Mrs. Marie Smail all of Cherry Tree; Wilbert Patterson, Ernest and Arthur Patterson of Meadville. Also surviving are 14 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Mr. Patterson lived and worked in Uniontown, Heilwood, Penn Run and Bakerton. Funeral services were held at the Otto Redanz Funeral Home in New York on Oct 7, 1977. Rev. Wayne Byham officiated. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery.
Patterson: Tribune, Feb 21, 1957. Gary Lee Patterson 9 month old son of Clayton & Birdie Shearer Patterson of Barnesboro RD 2, died Feb. 21, 1957 at Miners Hospital, Spangler. Born May 30, 1956 at Miners Hospital. Survived by parents; sister, Esther, and brothers, James, John, Clyde and Larry, all at home. Friends received after 6 p.m. Thursday at Blair Patterson residence, Cherry Tree RD 2. Funeral service there at 2 p.m. Saturday. Rev Sara Stiffler. Interment McDowell Cemetery. Long Funeral Home, Barnesboro.
Peddicord: Indiana Democrat William peddicord of Center Twp died 14 Dec. 1891 in 78th year buried Oakland Cemetery
Rager: Nov. 6, 194? Funeral services for Mrs. Barbara Rager whose death occurred last evening at her home near Vintondale, will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mert Edmiston of Vintondale RD!. Interment in Armagh cemetery will be directed by H C Clark of Seward. Mrs. Rager's death was attributed to pneumonia. Surviving are two children: Ulysses Rager and Mrs. Mert Edmiston both of Vintondale RD1 She was a sister of D F Rager of Greensburg; R H Rager and M S Rager both of Vintondale and Mrs. Rebecca Colbert of Vintondale RD1 Seven grandchildren also survive
Rager: Samuel H. 129 Center St Ebensburg. Born 24 Oct. 1889 Jackson Twp s/o Henry & Sarah Miller Rager. Died 20 Aug. 1972 aged 86 yrs Memorial Hospital Johnstown. H/o Pearl. Survived by children: Sterling of Deltona FL. Herbert of Ebensburg, Wm of Vermillion OH. Emma Pearl of Williamsburg. Granddaughter Ruth Ann Burkey raised in home. 32 grandchildren. 71 great-grandchildren, 6 great great grandchildren. Protestant. Rev. Piper & Rev. Landrum. Funeral 23 Aug 1972 Askew Funeral Home 2 p.m. Buried Lloyd Cemetery.
Rager: March 22, 1942, Mrs. Hiram. Mrs Bertha Alice Rager, 59, wife of Hiram Rager, died yesterday afternoon at her home in Jackson Twp. She was a daughter of Amos and Catherine Bowers and was born on Mar. 31, 1883, she is survived by her husband, two children, Albert Rager of Jackson Twp and Mrs. Frank Toth at home; four grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs Maude Horner of Spring St and Mrs. William Shuman of Jackson Twp. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'oclock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Francis M Kees. interment will be in Mundy's Corner Cemetery under the direction of the Ondrezek Funearl Home of Nanty Glo
Rager: Ulysses Clair. 54. Died at the home of MartinRager of Vintondale RD1 at 11:05 p.m. Jan. 11, 1949. Born Sep. 1 1894 in Jackson Twp. Survived by sister, Mrs. Merle Edminston of Vintondale RD1. Friends received at the home of Martin Rager after 7 p.m. Wednesday services 2 p.m. Friday Jan. 14, 1949 at the home of Martin Rager. Burial Mundys Corner Cemetery. Clark Funeral Home, Seward
Repine: Chalres Bertram d. 6 Dec. 1948 523 N West St Ebenesburg. H/o Nettie DeBinney Born 4 Oct. 1878 age 70y 2m 2d Spruce s/o Thomas & Martha Kinter Repine. Retired. Span Am War. Greenwood Cemetery at Indiana
Rice: Conrad died Dec. 1872, s/o old Conrad age 901 came to America 1804
Rice: Indiana Messenger Philip Rice died Jun. 30, 1920 at Brushvalley aged 74 years. Lived alone and no known relatives.
Ridd-McAllister: 4 Nov. 1868 Indiana Gazette 8 Oct. 1868 at home of T A Nickle by Rev G P Raitt, William J Ridd to Miss Jennie McAllister all of this county
Riger: Grover b 28 Apr. 1894 died 3 Jul. 1948. H/o Grace Brown, died at Memorial Hospital. S/o Franklin & Mary Margaret Stewart Riger. Rev Doanld D. Hoyt. Bethel Cemetery
Ringle: Mrs Eliza w/o matthias d. 9 Jun. 1846, 35y 3m 25d Left husband and 6 children
Risinger-Orr: Nov 4, 1868 Indiana Gazette On Oct 29, 1868 William Risinger of Homer & Miss Nannie E Orr of near Marion were married by Rev C Ehrenfeld
Rorabaugh: Olive Esther Rose Rorabaugh Jan. 29, 1898 - Aug. 2, 1956. Wife of Harry B Rorabaugh, nanty Glo RD 1. Daughter of Harry & Florence Kerr Rose died Memorial hospital. Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Rorabaugh: William Henry Harrison Nov. 7, 1894 - Jan. 25, 1958, son of George Washington & Harriet Wagner Rorabaugh. Mineral Point RD 1, Died Memoral Hospital at Johnstown. Mt. Joy Cemetery, Burnside Twp. Wife. Bertha May Johnson
Roundsley: Mrs. Martha Zoella, 59 of Barnesboro RD1 died 14 Apr. 1965 at Miners Hospital, Spangler. Born 25 Aug. 1905 in Barr Twp, d/o Simon & Gertrude McDonald Gray. Preceded in death by children, Linda and Jerry. Survived by husband, Harold and these children: Mrs. Lois Talarowski of Yardley, Kenneth J of Long Beach CA; David of Warren; William of Barnesboro RD and Thomas at home, also 7 grandchildren. Sister of Theodore, Blanford, Carl, Amos, Elzie, James, Wilmer & Walter all of Barnesboro RD; Mrs. Catherine Garner of CA; Vincent of Alverda; Mrs. Anna Woods & Mrs. Mary Jane Good both of OH. Friends received from 7 to 10 pm Thursday and 2 to 4 & 7 to 10 p.m. Friday at James J Long Funeral Home, Barnesboro. Funeral services at 3 p.m. Saturday at Garman Church of God, the Rev. T R Sloss. Interment McDowell Cemetery
Shaffer: Tribune July 2, 1942. On Independence Day Mrs Margaret Ann Rager Shaffer will celebrate her 84th birthday anniversary with a family gathering at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr & Mrs Charles Frum of 602 Harshberger Street, Southmont. In excellent health, she still delights in quilting, making rugs and helping in the garden. Mrs. Shaffer was born in Jackson Twp on July 4, 1858, a d/o Jackson and Nancy Miller Rager. She was united in marriage with J. J. Shaffer on April 28, 1881, in Conemaugh, the ceremony being performed by Rev. O A. Emmerson, a Methodist minister. The couple settled in Conemaugh, where Mr. Shaffer was a justice of the peace for 15 years and aslo chief of the Conemaugh Fire Department. His death occurred in 1904 and since that time Mrs. Shaffer has been residing at the Frum home. She has three children; Elsie, wife of Charles Frum, 602 Harshberger Street; Eva, wife of Bruce Coleman, Mineral Point RD1; and Fannie, wife of J. H. Plummer, Swissvale. There are nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mrs. Shaffer is a member of the Conemaugh United Brethern Church but attends services regularly at the First U. B. Church.
Shultz: Johnstown Tribune Ebensburg April 14, 1930, Mrs. Cora May Shultz, age 49, wife of Andrew Shultz, died yesterday morning at 6 o'clock at her home in Cambria Twp. She is survived by her husband and these children, Margaret, James, Veda, Alphia, Ellen and Viola all at home. The body has been prepared for burial by undertakers M C Millen & S Kellen of Barnesboro. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Shultz home. interment well be in the Lloyd Cemetery at Ebensburg
Shultz mso-bidi-font-size:: Tribune Sat. June 8, 1940. Funeral services for Amos Shultz, 80, who died suddenly Thursday at his home in Strongtown, will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the Strongstown Methodist Church. Rev G S Stephens will officiate. Interment will be in the Pineland Cemetery
Shultz: Thomas Scott Shultz, Strongstown, Dec. 13, 1927.aged 77 years. Residing near here died of a complication of disease at his home yesterday afternoon. The deceased is survived by two sons, two brothers and one sister. His wife passed away four years ago. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning at the Shultz residence interment will be in Mt Zion Cemetery near Heilwood.
Smeltzer-Orr: Indiana Gazette Oct. 28 1875 by Sidney Marlin, Joseph Smeltzer to Miss Susan orr, both of Washington Twp
Smith: Indiana Messenger Jospeh Smith s/o J Watson Smith died 13 Jan.1894 20y
Smith: Mrs. Stella 65 of Barnesboro RD2 (Mentcle) died Jul 16, 1963 at Miners Hospital, Spangler. Born Sep. 14, 1897 in Dunlo, d/o Samuel & Augusta Trout Stiles. Survived by husband Theodore and son James of Aliquippa, also 4 grandchildren. Sister of Ocea, w/o Robert Morris, Mary Jane Stiles and Paul Stiles all of Ebensburg; Lula Stiles of Mentcle, and Elmer Stiles of Port Crane NY. Friends received from 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday at James V Long Funeral Home, Barnesboro, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday the Rev George C Kop Interment McDowell cemetery
Snyder: Tribune Democrat Mar. 6, 1959. Mrs Ella Uncapher Snyder, 73, Santa Monica CA, formerly of Belsano & Cresson, died Mar 2, 1959 in Los Angeles General Hospital. Born Mar 12. 1885 in Strongstown, d/o the late John & Mary Jane Boring Uncapher, widow of John S Snyder. Survived by daughter Mrs. Glennrose Symington, Santa Monica and brother Joseph Uncapher of Grapeville. Member of Strongstown Methodist Church & Women's Auxiliary of Mt City Lodge 1919, brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Friends received after 7 pm. Sat. in Robinson Lytle Funeral Home, Indiana and for 1 1/2 hrs prior to service at 2 p.m. Sunday in Strongstown Methodist Church, Rev. H E Sayre and Rev C P Wright. Interment Pineland Cemetery, Strongstown
Snyder; Indiana Messenger Mrs. Abigail Snyder died White Twp 22 Aug. 1874 80y
StClair: Indiana Messenger Dr Thomas St Clair married Sarah Walker 30 Mar. 1869
Stephens: Dec. 8, 1927, Mrs. Mary Stephens of this place and the following brothers and sisters George Nipps of Johnstown, Samuel Nipps of Glassport, Mrs. Sara Shinafell of Ebensburg and Mrs. Belle Grow of Johnstown
Stiles: Nov. 1937. Mrs. Mollie Stiles, aged 68, died on Monday morning at her home in Nicktown RD 1 Death terminated an illness of several month of a complication of ailments. Mrs. Stiles was born Feb. 17, 1870. Her husband Scott Stiles, preceded her in death. Surviving are these children; Lawrence Stiles, Clymer; Edward Stiles, Nicktown; Philip, Amos and Brady Stiles, all at home. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Stiles home. Interment was in the Strongstown cemetery, Indiana County.
Stiles: Edna May Stiles died Mar. 6, 1938, Cambria Township. Born Jan. 17, 1935, Cambria Township, aged 1m 19d. White, Father Clyde Stiles, mother Agnes Downer. Burial Mount Union Cemetery, Alverda PA
Stiles: Johnstown Tribune. Dilltown Oct 9, 1936 Harve F Stiles aged 70 died yesterday at the home of his sister Mrs Emma Young of Dilltown, after an illness of several months. He was a retired farmer of Brushvalley Twp. Surviving are his widow, Mrs Ida Stiles, a daughter Mrs. Harry Makin of Belsano and 8 sons: Albert of Indiana, Blair of Homer City; Walter of 421 Cooper Ave Johnstown; Bruce of Ebensburg and Mearlin, Carl , Boyd and Edgar all of Dilltown.He also leaves his sister mentioned above and 24 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Mearlin Stiles home in Dilltown. Interment will be in the Armagh Cemetery under the direction of J C Clarke, Seward mortician
Stiles: Paul Stiles, 323 E Sample St. Died 23 Feb. 1972, age 67years. Born 17 Feb. 1905, Silver Springs MD. Lived at Nicktown. Wife was Domenica Battista. Occupation construction. S/o Samuel Stiles and Augusta Trout. His dau. Joann was informant. Buried Lloyd Cemetery. Survived by son Thomas of Ruba City CA, Joann w/o of Michael Finnin of Silver Springs, Carol & Mary at home. Brother Elmer of Port Orange NY, Mrs. Ocea Morris of Ebensburg, Lula Stiles of Barnesboro, Mary Jane of Ebensburg. 2 grandchildren. Member Bethel Assembly of God. Minister Rev. Robert Williams. Funeral 26 Feb. 1972 at 10 a.m. Askew Funeral Home
Stiles: Michael, Johnstown, Oct. 16, 1927. Michael Stiles who suffered a stroke of paralysis Tuesday afternoon while at work as a watchman in Ferndale for the Johnstown Trackion Co died at 11:30 o'clock Saturday night at the home of his son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C A Beattle with whom he had made his home for some years. The deceased was 52 yrs of age having been born Jun. 18, 1875 at Strongstown. He was a son of the late Mr. & Mrs. David Stiles. he was married Jan 5, 1895 to Miss Savannah Cramer of Armagh who died 8 years ago. Besides his daughter Mrs. Beattie the deceased is survived by a brother S F Stiles of Cramer and a sister
Strong: Herbert Frank Tinker, 35 of Strongstown died Jan. 19, 1954 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near West Lebanon. Survived by widow the former Ruth Giles; mother Mrs. Carrie (Frank Ondriezk) Strong of Strongstown and sister Nellie w/o Harold Shultz, 335 Churchill St, Johnstown. Friends received after 1 p.m. Thursday at Former home and from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Church, Strongstown where services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Interment Pineland Cemetery. Arrangements in charge of Robinson Funeral Home, Indiana
Strong: Nov. 13 1940,Cramer: Miss Rachel Emma Strong 78, died yesterday afternoon at her home on Clymer RD1 after an extended illness. She was born in Cherryhill Twp on Sep 27, 1862 and had spent her entire life in Indiana Co. Miss Strong was the last survivor of the family of John and Barbara Fyock Strong. She was a member of Purchase Line Church of the Brethren. Furneral services will be conducted Friday at the Streams Funeral home in Indiana. Interment will be in the CherryHill Cemetery.
Stuchell: Indiana Progress. Mrs. Nancy Stuchell, wife of Samuel Rugh of Boody IL d 16 Jul. 1893, dau. Of Alexander Stuchell of Penn Run.
Stuchell: Indiana Times Mrs. Nancy Stuchell died 20 Apr. 1891 age 70 yrs at Indiana, formerly of Creekside
Sutton: Mrs. Martha w/o James M Esq. of Indiana d of erysipelas 28 Feb. 1875, 31y 11m 7d
Teeter: Infant Son, stillborn Sep. 25, 1960. Father Carl Teeter, Mundy Cornor. Died Memorial Hospital
Thomas: Dorothy Maude Thomas, d/o John Francis & Emma Dorothy Thomas, born Feb. 27, 1920, married Oct 8, 1945 Ralph Conly Holmes born Oct. 23, 1918 son of Bertrum Holmes of Colver. Children Donald Holmes b Jan. 11, 1949; Kenneth Holmes b Oct. 25, 1948; James Gerard Holmes b May 20, 1954; Joseph Paul Holmes b Jul. 26, 1955; Chris Thomas Holmes b May 11, 1964.
Tiger: Miss Dolly Tiger, daughter of Isaac Tiger, of Canoe Township, died of a complication of troubles at Arcadia at 10 o'clock, Saturday night, May 21, 1904. The remains were buried in the Rowley graveyard on Monday morning at 11 o'clock. The Gazette last week contained a brief notice of the death of Miss Dollie Tyger, a milliner of Arcadia, at a hotel in Barnesboro. It has developed the young woman’s death was the result of a criminal operation, and Dr. J. C. Miller, of Jeannette, is under arrest charged with having performed the operation, some weeks ago. As an accessory to the crime, Harry Patterson of Arcadia, was also held by the coroner's jury, which investigated the death of the young woman at Barnesboro last Thursday. Miss Tyger, who was in the neighborhood of 26 years of age, went to the Central Hotel in Barnesboro two weeks ago and summoned a number of physicians to attend her. Her condition, evidently the result of criminal practice, was very grave and she sank day-by-day dying at Barnesbor, May 23. At the coroner's inquest it was developed that Miss Tyger made ante mortem statement in which she said that the operation had been performed in the office of Dr. J. C. Miller of Jeannette. The man responsible for her condition and the one who secured the operation, paying her expenses afterwards was Harry Patterson. The father of the girl in his testimony told what he knew of his daughter's condition and how it had been kept a secret from him. From his remarks it is inferred that he knew nothing of the matter until he and his wife were summoned to her bedside. The four physicians were questioned as to the condition of the girl and the result of the post mortem examination of the remains. They were unanimous in stating that death was the direct result of the criminal operation. Officers started to arrest Dr. Miller, the warrant being in the hands of Constable Anderson, of Greensburg. Milled was found, but only after some difficulty, the constable being informed at the doctor's home that the latter was not at home; but despite the abuse of the household he searched the premises and found the man. Confronted by the father of the girl on whom he is alleged to have performed the criminal operation. Miller made a tearful and pitiful pleas. The father did not attempt to make a reply to Dr. Miller who was noticeably under the influence of liquor. At a hearing given Miller at which Coroner E. L. Miller, of Cambria County was present, the accused physician was held for court, $2,000 bail being required. Patterson the author of the girl's trouble, has not yet been arrested, his present location being unknown.
Trueman: William Elmer Trueman, 57, Ebensburg RD2, died Jan 11, 1958 at home. Born May 11, 1900 in Antis Twp near Bellwood, s/o Allen & Anna Wohn Trueman. Survived by widow, former Margaret Donahue and these children: Mrs Catherine Barnes of Ebensburg, Sara Jane of Altoona, John, Edward & Robert all at home. 2 grandchildren. Four sisters in Altoona. Friends received in Matevish Funeral Home, Ebensburg, where service will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Interment Colver Cemetery.
Wagner: Mountaineer Herald. NantyGlo Dec. 15, 1925 Funeral services for the late Mrs. Annie Wagner age 48 yrs who died suddenly of apoplexy Sunday evening at her home at Bethel will be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Bethel Church Interment will be in the church cemetery. Mrs. Wagner is survived by her husband, Winifred Wagner and an adopted daughter. She also leaves her mother Mrs Adam Hoffman and these brothers and sisters: Elmer and George Hoffman, Mrs. Gilbert Bracken, Mrs. Edward Bracken and Mrs. William Lambert
Walker: Mrs Christine, 75 of South Bend Twp, Armstrong Co d 4 Oct. 1874
Walkinshaw: William died Blairsville Feb. 17, 1875, 96y
Waltemire: Mrs. D B Waltemire, Oct. 2, 1939. Indiana. Mrs. Anna Nicewonger Waltemire, 63, wife of Daniel B Waltemire, died Saturday afternoon at her home in Cherryhill Township, near Penn Run. She had been in failing health the past two years. She was born in Cherryhill Township on July 19, 1876 and with the exception of a few years when she lived in Pine Township, had spend her entire life in that section. Surviving are her husband and four children: Lloyd Waltemire, Penn Run; Mrs. Hiram Edmiston, Belsano; Mrs. Wilmer Roser, Barnesboro, and Mrs. Harvey Marsh, Nicktown. She aslo leaves a brother, Elmer Nicewonger, Indiana and a half brother M H Dick, Penn Run. Twenty grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 o/clock tomorrow afternoon at the Waltemire home by Rev. Clarence Bennett, pastor of the Belsano United Brethren Church. Interment will be in the Laurel Swamp cemetery under the direction of the Robinson Funeral Home.
White: Indiana Messenger 18 Feb. 1869 Wm W White m. Jennie Cambell
White: Indiana Times Mrs. Sara J White of East Liberty d/o J R Bell age 37 yrs died 5 Apr. 1891
White: Mar. 19. 1953. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Alice Whited Kinter White, 79 of Barnesboro who died Thursday of last week were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Church of God, Garmantown. Rev A V Jeffers officiated. Interment took place in the Grass Hill Cemetery. She is survived by these children: Jack of Akron OH, Mrs. Orpha Bradford of Spangler, Clyde Swansboro, Ebensburg. She was a sister of Mrs. Ben McAnulty of Barnesboro and Mrs. Henry Griffith and Mrs. Frank Vopel both of Meadville; Merl Kinter of Belsano and Ross Kinter of New York.
White: Indiana Gazette In Covode 13 Oct. Hannah J wife of L M White age 45 yrs, died
Wieland: Nicktown Dec. 12 1927 Mrs. P Lorl Wieland age 52 years died about 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Spangler Hospital to which she had been admitted only a few hours before. Death was due to ulcerations of the stomach. Mrs Wieland was Miss Lula Bannan of Loretto prior to her marriage. She was born and reared in Loretto where she had a wide circle of friends. Beside her husband, she is survived by children Augustin of Loretto, Victor and......
Wiggins on the 37th Mrs. Lincan Wiggins, wife of Samuel Wiggins of Shelocta aged 67y 9m 10d
Williams: Miss Elizabeth Williams daughter of Frank C and Ora Makin Williams former residents of the city died Sunday morning in Stillwater OK where the family has resided for the past 10 years. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L Williams of Highland Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Scalp Level and Mrs. Clarence Bennett of Belsano have departed by automobile to attend the funeral services. The deceased is a sister of Messrs Williams and Mrs. Bennett
Wilson: Indiana Messenger George Wilson died Indiana 7 Aug. 1874 45y
Wilson: Indiana Messenger Mrs Mary Walker Wilson married 10 Apr.1 879 died 14 Mar. 1918
Wilson: Indiana Messenger Wm D Wilson and Nannie Campbell married 18 Feb. 1869
Wissinger: Indiana Progress. Samuel Wissinger, died Oct. 1893, age 93, buried Oct. 15 Strongstown Cemetery.
Work: Indiana Messenger Josiah Work of Canoe Twp made a raft to float down Mahoning Creek. Some of the timbers were 150 ft long and are said to be the longest to go down Mahoning Creek. Mr. Work made 5 other trips to Pittsburgh during winter but this was the only extra length raft. Apr. 1882
Work-Work: Indiana Gazette 6 Oat. 1875 by Rev. C Moore, Sylvester Work to Miss M E Work all of this county
Young: Indiana Messenger James Young s/o R A & Elisabeth Lucas Young drowned at Blairsville 17 Jun. 1895 9yrs.
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