Wonderful support for Indiana Boy Scouts clothing drive
The article praises Indiana and nearby towns for a war relief clothing collection. Volunteers report 6000 pieces reserved for shipment, weighing over two and a half tons, with contributions from Blairsville Homer City Clymer Creekside Ernest and Saltsburg. The Boy Scouts and communities are lauded for their generous efforts.
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eMarge
Boy Scouts
Indiana
Blairsville
Homer City
Clymer
Creekside
Ernest
Saltsburg
Community praise for widespread help and success
A note of thanks expresses gratitude to Indiv ad surrounding communities for their splendid report and to all who helped, calling the effort a great success.
Wheat ration rules extend to households and retailers
The document outlines weekly wheat limits for households and stricter caps for public eating places, bakers, and retailers. It calls for two wheatless days, limits on bread and flour purchases, and requires balance of wheat with other cereals, plus reductions in Victory bread volume and nonfood wheat use to support export needs.
Distribution Plan Aims For Equitable Shares Adjustments
A statement notes that the distribution will be adjusted from time to time to secure as nearly equitable distribution as possible. The plan prioritizes fairness and ongoing revisions to reflect changing conditions and data.
Mighty Battle Continues Against German Drive
A Berlin dispatch notes German authorities are buoyant over tank gains in the southwest of St Quentin. In Washington officials warn the Western Front must soon see a strong Anglo French counteroffensive to halt the German push as reinforcements and heavy artillery become decisive factors. London reports British casualties describe relentless 40 mile front fighting with continuous day and night bombardment as both sides unleash vast shelling and numbers of guns.
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St. Quentin
Berlin
Washington
Germany
Paris
Channel
Haig
Bapaume
London
Picardy
Funeral Notice: Longtime Resident Leaves Family
The obituary notes the death caused by arterial rupture, mourning a widow and four children: Mary E. Davis of Indiana, William J. Davis of Indiana, Bessie Diven of Marting Ferry Ohio, and Ana M. Bt. Clair of Indiana. Surviving siblings include Miss Margaret J. McDonald, Mrs. R. L. Tuckey, and SP McDonald of Peabody Kansas, plus two nieces in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The Gazette pays tribute.
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Mary E
de M. OM. Davis
Indiana
William J
Bessie
Arlie Diven
Marting Ferry
Ana ML
John G, Bt. Clair
Tayo
Margaret
J. McDonald
Tuckey
McDonald
Peabody
Peabody, Kanniin
Tucker
Cleveland, O
We S
Mee Ghitehey
Pittsburgh
Florence Wallace Pens Easter Vacation Plans
Florence Wallace, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Wallace of Oakland Avenue, Wellsley College, writes from the Home of her parents about an Easter vacation.
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Florence Wallace
Wellsley
Penning
Oakland Avenue
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