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Indiana Evening Gazette



October 9, 1909



MISS WHERRY'S MOTHER IS DEAD



She Was at a Son's Residence

in Vandergrift When

Summons Came.



MOURNED BY A LARGE FAMILY



Mrs. Sarah Walker Wherry, wife of John N. Wherry, of South Bend, died

at the home of her son, Byron Wherry, in Vandergrift, on Friday evening,

Oct. 8, at 4 o'clock, after a lingering illness.  She was 67 years old.

The deceased is survived by her husband and these children:  Ellwood, of

Coraopolis; Clara, of Indiana; Byron, of Vandergrift; Roy, of Leechburg;

Bessie, Oscar and Helen, all at home.  Two sisters, Mrs. John O'Neal and

Mrs. Harrison McCreight, and two brothers, John and Robert Walker, of

Apollo, also survive.  The remains will be taken to her home in South

Bend this evening, where the funeral services will be held on Monday

afternoon.



April 25, 1911



Mr. and Mrs. John O'Niel are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary

at their home on Water street today.  Fifty years ago they were married

at Shelocta, where Mr. O'Niel was engaged in the lumber business at that

time.  They have always made their home in Indiana county, coming to

Indiana from Saltsburg in 1902.  Mr. O'Niel is in his 75th year and Mrs.

O'Niel in her 72d.  They both enjoy excellent health and while receiving

their friends today declared they felt just as young as they did 50 years

ago.



Mr. O'Niel's brother, Edward O'Niel, of Diamondville, and his sister, Mrs.

Eliza Fleming, of town, and Mrs. O'Niels brother, Robert Walker, of

Brackenridge, and her brother-in-law, John Wherry, of South Bend, are the

guests of honor.



A sumptuous family dinner was partaken of at noon, Rev. J. Day Brownlee

making a very eloquent address.



The children of Mr. and Mrs. O'Niel:  Ambrose, of Wilmington, N.C.; Edward

and family, of Chambersville; Margaret, of Pittsburg; J. W. of Martins

Ferry, O., and Belle, of town were all here for the celebration.



The other out of town guests attending were:  Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O'Niel, of

Diamondville; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and their daughter, Ada, of

Brackenridge; John Wherry and his daughter, Clara, of South Bend, Mr. and

Mrs. John Keely and their children, of Saltsburg.



Mrs. Eliza Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Stephens, Mrs. A. T. Moorhaed, Mrs.

S. F. Warner, Miss Kate McLaughlin and Rev. J. Day Brownlee, of Indiana,

were also guests.



June 14, 1922



J. E. Wherry is spending the summer with his grandfather, John Wherry.