It looks like Ida remarried a man with the surname Olson.

Obit for her brother Paul:
Indiana Weekly Messenger
9 Dec 1926

Paul Bartholomew, aged 30 years, of Winslow, who died on Wednesday in Pittsburgh, following a long illness, was born and reared at Marchand, this county and was a son of the late Jacob Bartholomew. The funeral services were held at Marchand on Saturday and interment followed in the cemetery at that place.

Besides his widow and son, John, he is survived by the following brothers and sisters: Carl, Lawrence, William, and John Bartholomew and Mrs. Gertrude Baum, of Marchand; Bessie Bartholomew, of Punxsutawney; Mrs. Emma Dexton, of Sinnemahoning; Mrs. Ida Olson, of North Fork and Mrs. Anna Work, of Ohio.

Obit for her father:

Indiana Weekly Messenger
20 Jan 1915

Jacob Bartholomew, aged 73 years, died at his home near Marchand Thursday evening at 5 o'clock, after an illness of about one month. The deceased who was one of the most prominent and respected farmers of northern Indiana County, had resided in the vicinity in which he died, all his life.

He was twice married and is survived by the following children to his first wife: Anna, Emma, Ida, John and William. To the second union the following survive: Bessie, Carl, Frank, Gertrude, Lawrence and Paul. Funeral services were held Sabbath morning by Rev. Eirick and interment was made in the United Evangelical church cemetery.

I was told Ida "Bartholomew, Wingert" Olson's mothers maden name was either "Bean" or "Beam", do you have anything about that in Marchant or Jefferson Co

His wife's name according to the 1870 census in North Mahoning, Indiana Co, PA was Margaret. Check out this link:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~treasures/...

This is where she is buried!

20 Oct 1943
The Punxsutawney Spirit

Perry Wingert Died in Home Near City

Former Jefferson County Commissioner, 72, Succumbs to Heart Attack After Illness of Last Week

Perry L. Wingert, a lifelong resident of the Punxsutawney area, a former County Commissioner and one of the best known farmer in Jefferson County, died this morning at 1:40 o'clock in his home one mile south of this city of a heart condition at the age of 72 years.

Mr. Wingert, who operated one of the largest farms in Young Township, was stricken with a heart attack a week ago. He apparently was making a satisfactory recovery when he suffered a second heart attack last Saturday. His condition remained critical until his death early today.

Mr. Wingert, a staunch Republican all his life, served as County Commissioner for two successive terms, from 1921 to 1932. During his years in public office, he had earned the esteem and confidence of hundreds of residents throughout Jefferson County. Mr. Wingert took an active interest in politics until his death.

The deceased was born near Punxsutawney, February 9, 1871, a son of the late Henry G. and Pauline (Walker) Wingert. He was reared in this area and on February 24, 1899, was united in marriage to Miss Annie V. Hawk, daughter of the late Fred and Caroline (Snyder) Hawk, also of Young Township. The Wingerts have resided in their present home the past 40 years.

The former County Commissioner held several township offices during lifelong residence in Young Township.

He was a member of the Presbyterian Church.

Surviving are his widow and the following sons and daughter: Fred Wingert, of Punxsutawney; Mrs. Warren C. Cribbins, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Earl Wingert, at home, and Charles Wingert of Brookville. He leaves also six grandchildren and these brothers and sisters: Jeff and Clark Wingert, Misses Charlotte and Clara Wingert and Mrs. William Ackard, of California; Frank Wingert, of Arizona; Charles Wingert of Marchand; Mrs. William Rhoaders, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Samuel Wassam, of Cherry Tree.

The body will be taken from the Jordan Funeral Home to the late residence early Thursday and will be returned to the funeral home Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Services will be held in the Jordan Chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. H.C. Humke, pastor of the Presbyterian Church here will officiate and interment will be in Circle Hill Cemetery.

I found out Jacob's fathers name was Hartman not sure of his wife, burried at same cemetery