Newspapers:  Indiana Progress (May 20, 1920), Indiana Co., PA

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Indiana Progress



May 20, 1920



Mr. and Mrs. Silas PROTHERO are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clarence

MCCORMICK.



November 2, 1921



Mrs. Elizabeth LAUGHLIN, the widow of the late Joseph M. LAUGHLIN, an aged

and

highly esteemed resident of Indiana, died at her home on North Sixth street

on

Sunday morning, with a complication of diseases.  She had been in declining

health for several years.  Mrs. LAUGHLIN was a daughter of the late John and

Sarah Clark PROTHERO and was born at Home.  Her husband died several years

ago.

She leaves these children:  Mrs. D. M. MILLER, Drs. John P. and Edward J.

LAUGHLIN, of Pittsburgh; Harry J. LAUGHLIN, cashier of the Indiana County

Deposit bank, and Miss Anna E. LAUGHLIN, at home.  These brothers and

sisters

are living:  Silas C. PROTHERO, of Kellysburg; James PROTHERO, of

Punxsatawney;

Mrs. Adda P. ELKIN, Mrs. Emma P. SLOAN and Mrs. R. D. HETRICK, of this

place.

Funeral services were held at the LAUGHLIN home yesterday afternoon by her

pastor, Rev. F. W. Hinitt, of the First Presbyterian church, and burial was

made in the Oakland cemetery.



October 25, 1922



Wilson KINTER and daughters, Pearl and Mrs. SPOTTS, of Virginia, visited

several

days at the home of his sister, Mrs. Silas PROTHERO.



March 28, 1923



Mrs. May Prothero MCCORMICK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas PROTHERO, of

Kellysburg,

died at her home in Johnstown on Sunday after an illness of several years.

Mrs.

MCCORMICK was a member of the Evangelical church and for the past 18 months

attended

Sunday and Wednesday evening services in her wheel chair.  She was born in

Kellysburg,

spent her early life there and was united in marriage to Mr. MCCORMICK in

Greesburg.

Besides her husband and her parents, she leaves two brothers, Dale PROTHERO,

of

Kellysburg, and Charles PROTHERO, of Cleveland.  The remains were brought to

Indiana

yesterday afternoon and funeral services were held in the chapel at the S.

C. Streams

undertaking rooms.  Burial followed in Oakland cemetery.