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Indiana Messenger, Indiana PA, May 11, 1898



MARRIAGE LICENSES



A marriage license was issued at Brookville last week

to George W. COCHRAN, of Big Run, and Minnie E. BOWERS,

of Grant Twp.



A marriage license was issued at Ebensburg last week to

Mr. Stannard LOUGHERY, of White Twp., and Miss Ida STAHL,

of Cherryhill.



DEATHS



Mary M. FULCOMER, the 11-year-old daughter of Samuel

FULCOMER, of Cokeville, died at the home of her father

on Wednesday morning of diphtheria.



Mrs. Taylor SIMPSON, of Covode, died in the West Penn

Hospital, Pittsburg, on Sabbath last.  Ten days ago

she was taken to that place for an operation.  The

operation was performed and, it was thought, success-

fully.  Her death came as a great shock to her many

relatives and friends.  The remains were interred at

Covode today.  She was aged about 45 years and a

consistent member of the M. E. church.



Joseph LYDIC, of East Mahoning twp., died on Saturday,

May 7, in his 87th year.  Three children -- Mr. Frank

LYDIC, Mrs. Wm. LEWIS, and Mrs. Louisa SHARRAH, survive.

The deceased was a member of the Ambrose Baptist church

and a ruling elder since its organization.  The funeral

services took place on Sabbath last, conducted by Rev.

Rishel.  The remains were interred at Gilgal.



Christopher STUCHUL died at his home in South Mahoning

township, Sunday, May 8, 1898, in his --- year.  He

was stricken with paralysis a short time ago.  The

surviving children are John T., of Indiana; James,

Mrs. Archie MCQUILKEN, of Dayton; Mrs. A. F. MORROW,

Mrs. Calvin WYNCOOP, Mrs. Homer DODSON, of Smicksburg,

and Miss Inez at home.  The funeral took place yesterday.

The deceased was a member of the U. P. church and most

highly respected by all who knew him.



John COALMER died on May 1, 1898, in Montgomery twp.,

at the age of 40 years.



The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas STEFFEY died

on May 1, 1898, in Smicksburg.



Mary FILER, the wife of E. F. FILER, died in Glen

Campbell, on May 2, 1898, aged 49 years.



MISCELLANEOUS



Miss Mary STOREY, of Johnstown, a daughter of Attorney

H. W. STOREY, has made application to the Bar Association

of Cambria county for registration as a law student.



Mr. John T. RUGH, son of Mr. James RUGH, of this place,

has finished his dental studies.  He is a graduate of the

Philadelphia Dental College.  Recently he underwent the

rigid examination imposed by the State and yesterday he

received a large paper with an official seal giving him

permission to practice his profession and endorsing his

proficiency.  Mr. RUGH will locate in Johnstown and his

professional career, just beginning, may be looked forward

to with the assurance of success.



The will of Mrs. Mary NESS, late of White twp., has been

probated.  Direction is given that a mare and colt and set

of harness be given to her son, Andy; to her daughter

Rachel, a cow; to her daughter Annie, a cow.  The rest

and residue of the estate is to be equally divided among

her ten children--Rachel, Annie, Lena, Josephine, Maggie,

Fannie, Lizzie, John, George, and Andy.  George SNYDER is

named executor of the will, which is dated December 11, 1895,

and witnessed by A. McClain ORR and S. J. TELFORD.