26 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
1
The piece argues loyalty in wartime differs from peace time, urging citizens to back the government with savings and production. It stresses military manpower goals, minimized material waste, and wartime sacrifices as practical demonstrations of loyalty. It cites 2,000,000 soldiers, projected 3,000,000, and War Savings Stamps as paths to aid national mobilization.
A 20 year old Russian miner died Saturday at Indiana Hospital from complications of diseases. With no funds or family, local county commissioners arranged the care and burial for the deceased.
Glyde W. Seanor disposed of a tract of 74 acres and three perches in White Township to Alex L Seanor for 2500 dollars. Marriage license granted on Monday to Albert D. Fox of Meldin and Hazel Adaline Baynes of Blacklick Town.
The war effort in Pennsylvania relies on farm labor, with draft age men required to take useful work. Communities must mobilize volunteers and adjust labor, including city workers and older men, to harvest crops and support agriculture during wartime shortages.
A long OCR style list includes many names and addresses in Indiana, Blairsville, Lucerne Mines, Black Lick and surrounding towns. The fragment catalogs residents with Box numbers and RDs, plus scattered place names like Homer City and Saltsburg and firms such as McIntyre and Lucerne Mines. The item seems to be an index or roster extract rather than a narrative event.
Delegates discussed Jewish Liberty Bonds subscriptions totaling about 360 000 with 100 share minimum. Papers in Yiddish covered Palestine land law and a library for the Jewish University in Palestine. Policy resolutions urged political equality, land ownership for all peoples, coop principles, public education Hebrew as national language, and unified Zionist federation structure after a heated vote.
The morning program began at 9 30 with Processional Spirit of Indiana, prayer by Rev B M Gearhart, Salutatory Our Lasting Heritage by Mary Elizabeth Kelley, solo O Rest in the Lord, Mendelssohn, address The Situation Before Us by Dr Edwin E Sparks, valedictory The Bugle Call by Gertrude Ritzert, chorus Alma Mater Song, and diplomas presented by Principal John A L Keith. The dinner followed in the school refectory at Ladwellock. evening trains carried graduates and alumni away leaving the bip school deserted until fall term reopening September 10. Governor of Montana remarks on thrift and self denial as prerequisites to victory.
Mr. Clarenca Wilfsas bind Delta Luther and George and daughter, Mrs. John Kring, joined by Miss Sarah Williama of near Indiana, spent Sunday with friends at Punxsutawney.
The Board of School Directors of Indiana Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals for two school rooms in the Second Ward building and related work per specifications. Bids also for painting the Third Ward building and repairing janit housing in the Third Ward. Plans available at the President’s home 917 Church Street. Bids due by 6 oClock June 20 to the Secretary Oliver Fry.
The Myera family thanks friends and neighbors for help and kindness during illness and after the death of mother and wife. Gratitude is extended for the flowers. J. K. Myera and family.
A meeting notice shows special Baker heirs in Johnstown Pennsylvania set for Saturday evenings. Attendees including Al Baker urged to attend if possible. The note mentions revia...fication progress and Pennsylvania's quota of 11,700 men with a portion to be sent to Camp Lee and Petersburg, Way.
Fragmentary OCR item lists names James Henry McMillen Elizabeth Bo Pytfor and Everett Suh with partial identifiers. Skim notes show license references and scattered terms like Indiana and White Two but no coherent event or date. This reads as an incomplete public notice item lacking actionable details.
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