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Indiana Weekly Messenger, Indiana, PA, Jan 3, 1883



MARRIED



Andrew NEILER and Trace KIEFFER were married on

Decemeber 26, 1882, by Rev. Father Allman.



J. E. BROWN and May GRIFFITH, both of East Wheatfield,

were married at the home of the bride by Rev. J. P.

Kennedy (no date given).



John HOLT, of Marion, and Hallie BROWN, of East Mahoning,

were married on December 25, 1882, at Mechanicsburg, by

Rev. Davis.



Thomas LUTZ, of Chambersville, and Jenny M. ELEMING, of

Creek Side, were married on December 21, 1882, by Rev. Hall.



Chas. R. GRIFFITH and Ella HOLT, the youngest daughter of

Capt. Holt, all of Marion, were married on December 25, 1882,

at Mechanicsburg.



N. C. DEVINNEY and Sallie S. OVERDORFF, both of Blacklick, Pa,

were married on December 26, 1882, by Rev. J. F. Jones, at

his residence.



John LYDICK and Tillie GEESY, all of Cherryhill twp, were married

at the residence of Jacob Lydick on November 23, 1882, by Rev.

F. P. Hummell.



Clark M. WELLS, of Marion, and Araminta J. LITTLE, of Davis, Indiana

County, were married at the residence of the bride's parents on

December 28, 1882, by Rev. A. T. Bell.



T. A. DAVIS, of Indiana, Pa, and Lizzie A. PEIGHTEL, were married at

the residence of the bride's parents on November 23, 1882, by Rev.

?. N. Peightel, brother of the bride.



DEATHS



MCGARA, Margaret, of East Mahoning

December 21, 1882, of pneumonia, age 7? years.



MCGAUGHY, John, of South Mahoning

December 5, 1882, age about 77 years.



WORK, I. Myrtle, near Marion

December 25, 1882, age 19 years and 23 days.

Daughter of M. T. and T. L. Work.



LYDICK, Ella Jane, at Smithport

December 5, 1882, age 4 months and 13 days.

Daughter of S. R. and Hanna J. Lydick.



MOORHEAD, Laura B., in Cherryhill Twp.

December 12, 1882, of consumption

Age 26 years, 8 months, and 9 days



HODGE, Matilda

December 30, 1882, of paralysis

Age 35 years

Wife of John Hodge, daughter of the late Charles Campbell.





MISCELLANEOUS



Samuel S. CALDWELL and James TOMB have purchased the foundry

of William Tomb and Son, at Armagh.



Son of John DICKS, of Livermore, recently purchased a cheap

gun.  The first time it was fired, the barrel burst, thereby

causing him to lose a thumb and finger.



Thomas STEPHENS, of Rayne twp, was seized with a fainting fit

on his return from preaching at Dixonville last Sunday.  He

was taken to the home of John McGuire, Esq., and recovered shortly.



Mr. Elias STEPHENS and wife, of East Wheatfield twp., have had three

children die within a month:  Basil, 8 years; Mesach, 6 years; and

Morrell, almost 3 years.  There remains one other son to comfort them.



Jacob HALLER, one of five German emigrants, was killed instantly by

the Limited Express at the Blairsville Intersection Saturday morning.

His body was shockingly mangled, and was removed to the Express Office

in Blairsville.  It was then taken to Greensburg and interred at the

County Home.  Mr. Haller had recently arrieved from Wurtemburg, Germany.

Found in his pocket were 45 cents, a miner's lamp, and an order for

$1.20.