A General Survey Of The War Glimpses Of Verdun Front
A General Survey notes German attacks near Verdun at Douaumont and Vaux, French counterattacks repelled, and Germans probing Verdun defenses. Reports say German artillery and shelling, mail seizure at Kirkwall, several air victories for Allied forces, and naval losses with multiple ships sunk by mines or submarines. In other news, Bulgarian authorities seize Servian legation assets. Turkish reinforcements on Caucasus front. a German air raid campaign over England with Zeppelin flights. and a train auto collision in Pennsylvania with two men escaping death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malancourt
Meuse
Eldes
Verdun
Douaumont
French War Office
Vaux
Berlin
Haucourt
Woevre
Haudiemont
Paris
Kirkwall
Helrig Olav
New York
Christiamsand
Bois le Pretre
Athens
Sofia
Radoslavoff
Servia
Legation
Bulgaria
Lloyds
England
Constantinople
Germany
Switzerland
Porentruy
Reuter
Berne
Achilles
Perth
Dunkirk
France
Straits of Dover
County Town News Items From Local Residents
Ralph Felton left for Chicago Monday after two months with his parents at this Place. J Orwin Mack and wife visited attcle and aunt C N McKelsey and wife. Miss Sara Duncan spent Tuesday night with Miss Floy Mack. Thomas Dick and wife spent Sunday at William Dick near New Florence. A P Clark was a business caller at New Florence Saturday. Mrs B P McCullough visited sister Mrs Warren Lockard of Indiana. Samuel Jenkins of Lorain visiting P L Tech and wife. Prof Steele Clawson took pupils to Oakdale lumber camp Thursday. J S Wagner and son Robert at Heshbon Wednesday. Cottage prayer meeting at P L Rehn Wednesday night. Miss Josephine McAdams visiting relatives at New Florence. T C Mack wife son Raymond and daughter Helen near Armagh spent Sabbath with parents L A Shaffer and wife. James Lyle of Washington county caller at Squire Hugh Mack Wednesday. D D Mack and wife spent Thursday at nephew Harry Mack near Armagh. Mrs C H Hutchinson and children near Armagh spent Friday at C N McKelvey’s. Miss Hazel Barnes shopping at Clyde Friday. Harold Wagner spent Saturday at Johnstown. Ida Mack and daughter Bertha spent Friday with sister Mrs Hugh Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Felton
Chicago
J. Orwin Mack
C. N. McKelsey
Sara Duncan
Floy Mack
Thomas Dick
William Dick
New Florence
A. P. Clark
B. P. McCullough
Warren Lockard
Indiana
Samuel Jenkins
Lorain
P. L. Tech
Steele Clawson
Washington School
Oakdale
J. S Wagner
Robert
Heshbon
P. L. Rehn
Josephine McAdams
T. C. Mack
Raymond
Helen
Armagh
L. A. Shaffer
James Lyle
Washington
Squire Hugh Mack
D. D. Mack
Harry Mack
C. H. Hutchinson
C. N. McKelvey
Hazel Barnes
Clyde
Harold Wagner
Johnstown
Ida Mack
Bertha
Hugh Mack
Local notes from Pine Flats and surrounding areas
John Sides of Grisemore and Miss Hdna Young of Philadelphia were visitors and travelers noted locally. Roy E. Tate moved to his own home and later faced pneumonia treatment at Heilwood hospital. A literary society gathering is planned, and Banter services are set for Sunday evening at the Baptist church. Local families—the Steffys, Lockards, Williams, and Hamilt ons—are mentioned with visits and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sides
Grisemore
Alonzo Sides
Hdna Young
Philadelphia
Martha Young
Misass Mary Learn
Crissie Gibson
Victoria Clevenger
Raymond Lockard
Starford
Roy E. Tate
Sides
George Huston
Maud Steffy
Johnstown
Scott Roberts
Wilida
Miriam Gibson
Heilwood
John Pardes
Leglis Hines
Diamondville
Literary Society
Hellwood Hospital
South Bend Notes Include Visit and Local News
South Bend reports show commissioners Heckman and Jack of Kittanning visiting on Tuesday night. Rev Lauffler conducted services for Mrs James Rearick at Mt Union. The Beighley child suffered a bad scald from a coffee mishap last Thursday. J M Wherry bought a new horse. Henderson children are among those quarantined with whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck- Man
Jack
Kittanning
Jane Kingig
Lauffler
James Rearick
Mt. Union
John Beighley
J. M. Wherry
James Salsgiver
Rev. Lauffer
Ida- 10
Remains of Mrs Rheuben Rupert laid to rest
The remains of Mrs Rheuben Rupert of Sheloda were laid to rest in the cemetery here on Monday. Virginia Allshouse spent Saturday afternoon with Della Smith. Maude Shetler spent the weekend at her Indiana home. J R King and N A Davis did repair work for D B Townsend.
Smicksburg and Area Social Notes From DuBois to Indiana Normal
Mrs M J McCreights and sons Tonkey and Rembrant of DuBois visited daughter Mrs RB N Stumpf over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Adam Black stayed with daughter Mrs G A Robinson of Punxsutawney. Miss Willetta Stiteler, wintering with aunt Mrs Margaret Uncapher in Irvona, returned home Monday. Miss Gertrude Dodson, home from Indiana Normal for Easter, and Mrs Ada Thompson of Mechanicsburg visiting parents Mr and Mrs David Good. J L Stear on sick list. Wm Bush and wife of Trade City visited daughter Mrs C C Heck Friday. Rafe Walker broke an limb last week. Mrs C R Good and son Duane visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Storkdale of Dayton. M T Spencer, four months in Los Angeles, Calif, returned home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willetta
Stiteler
Margaret Uncapher
Irvona
Gertrude Dodson
Indiana Normal
Ada Thompson
Mechanicsburg
David Good
J. L. Stear
Wm. Bush
Trade City
C. C. Heck
Rafe Walker
C. R. Good
Duane
Storkdale
Dayton
Los Angeles
Gal
Personal property auction at Lovejoy by Reed Langnam
Auction listing includes a 1915 Cadillac in fine condition with five new tires and electric lights and starter plus a Pullman car interest and a large farm equipment collection. Items span reapers mowers hay tools wagons tractors, farm implements, blacksmith tools, seeds and odds and ends. Auctioneers J B Reed and J B Langnam of Lovejoy conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Pullman
Lovejoy
Detroit Option Price Reveals Two Color Hood Variants
The listing notes a $1050 price for a Detroit model offering two color schemes: Oriford maroon with a matching hood or Meteor blue with a black hood. It presents no further features or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriford
Meteor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sir H. Rider Haggard
Stephen Stromberger
Charles Ashbaugh
New Kensington
Pennsylvania
County Town News
PINE
Trinkley
Hellwood
Billy
H. BE. Williams
William Stephens
Elsla Lockard
Baptist Church
Homer Stephens
Simeon Johns
W. G. Trout
Sidra Williams
Minnie Stephens
H. B. Hamiton
South Bend
Henderson
Smicksburg
J. B. Langham
FORD
Johnston Reaper
Judd
Ohio
Syracuse
J. B. Reed
J. B. Langnam
R. P. m. Chalmers
Chalmers
Chalmers Engineering
Detroit
John A. Stokes
Blairsville, Pa
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