Patriotism Shines in Indiana County War Efforts
A mass meeting in Indiana Auditorium outlines forming the Indiana County Chapter of the American Red Cross with J. Coffin of Pittsburgh addressing members and pledges. Town Council hearings push plans to boost agricultural output amid wartime food worries and rising prices. Local towns report flag raisings, recruit parades, and patriotic observances with multiple communities announcing ceremonies, flag staff installations, and enlistment efforts as the nation mobilizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akea
Clymer
Indiana County
Auditorium
Indiana
American Red Drogs
J. Coffin
Pittsburg
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Nursing Service
Redross
Society
Normal Girls to Knit for the Soldier Boys
Miss Jane T Leonard, prefectress of Indiana State Normal School, leads a student group united on Normal Hill to knit wrist bands for soldiers. Yarn and materials will be supplied, and activity begins immediately as part of the preparedness movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane T. Leonard
Jane DB. Leonard
Indiana State Normal School
Miss Leonard
Streams Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary at Georgeville
Mr and Mrs James Alexander Streams of near Georgeville marked fifty years of marriage with a Saturday gathering at their home. Eight grandchildren and all living children attended plus relatives including Milton and Matthew Streams and Mrs Jane Warden. The Civil War veteran, born 1838, enlisted at 22 and served in the Sixth Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Streams
James Alexander Streams
Georgeville
William Streams
James Lucag
Blair and
Blaine
Paul Hopkins
Streams
Milton
Kellysburg
Matthew Streams
Flumville
Bruce
Jane Warden
Hannah Hill
Indiana
Margaret Hazlett
Blairsville
Mary Roof
Manor
Creps
Rayne Township
Sixth Army Corps
Bull Run
East Mahoning Township
Gilgal Presbyterian Church
G. A. R. Post
Marion Center
Margaret
June Shields
John M
Susan Lucas Shields
Armstrong Township
Silas Streams
Annie Miller
Anna Bell
EL FP. Lewis
Willet Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Christopher Burns of Willet celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their marriage on Monday. The couple notes that few in Indiana County have surpassed sixty years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet
Christopher Burns
Indiana County
Weddings of a Week Plotezer McDonald in Punxsutawney
A string of weddings reported in Indiana County includes Mildred McDonald marrying George W. Plotzer in Punxsutawney at a Catholic church. Plotzer Meat Market owner and Indiana County Street Railways staffer bride now reside on North Parth Street. Also married were Buterbaugh and Sanderlin at Hast Mahoning Baptist parsonage near Purchase Line, Stirkey and Smith in Tunnelton, Lingenfelter and Logue in Creskside, Al Hart and Sallia Leavy in Saltsburg, with line of relatives attending and future residence locations noted. Charles P. Dixon of Blairsville also visited Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plotezer-McDonald
Indiana
Punxsutawney
Mildred McDonald
George W. Plotezer
Plotzer
Carpenter Avenue
Indiana County Street Railways Company
North Parth Street
Buterbaugh-Sanderlin
Noble Buterbaugh
LeRus Sanderlin
Purchase Line
Hast Mahoning Baptist Church Parsonage
M. M. Smith
Bear Run
Stirkey-Smith
William M. Stiftey
Ingenfelter Logue
Edward C. Lingenfelter
Maud Mae Logue
Creskside
M. W. Church
Town
B. W. Hutchinson
al Hart
Saltsburg
Sallia Leavy
Sharpsburg
John M. Hart
Clarkeburg
George W
Thomas Q. Griffith
Roxslerie
Q. Stooking
L. George
Stimson
Edward G. Singenfelter
Maude M. Logue
George Campbell
Clemenson Clymer
Clara Cox Heee
Clymer Ward RR
Byers
Hazel R. Ashbaugh
Personalities pass through Indiana county seats and towns
A string of visitors and residents from Plumville Diamondville West Lebanon Sholoca Pittsburgh and Punxsutawney frequent Indiana and nearby towns. Notables include James Short Mrs Newton Long ex judge E J Welford and Dr G K Simpson amid social calls and business at the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Short
Plamnville
Newton Long
Diamondville
Indiana
J. Welford
Altoona
Joseph A. Blakley
Near West Lebanon
Transfers of Indiana County property headline list
A compiled list of transfers recorded in Indiana County details dozens of property shifts with buyers sellers and dollar amounts including parcels in Mahoning Center and Green townships plus mills and coal holdings. The long inventory notes lot and acreage transfers to individuals and corporations such as James Armstrong FOOHO Glenwood Coal Co Alfred Rodgers Operators Coal Mining Co and J C Byers with values ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Ringo
S. Davis
West Wharlflail
J. A. Miller
Jamok Db
Ake
Montgomery
James Armstrong
Robert Johnston
South Mahoning
Mary ©. Johnston
John F. Pounds
Indiana
John DeSantis
L. D. McNutt
Bulington
Robert M. Dins
W. J. Rising
Rayne
J. W. Shank
John K. Cribbs
Third Ward
Jonos GC
Cribbs
Frank G. Amond
Gherryhill
Glenrfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
North Mahoning
Samuel B. Walker
David Overdorff
Brushvalley
John J. St. Giair
PD. Buchanan
S. M. Diss
A. G. Smith
S. M. Biss
L. J. Bowser
Banks
George W. Bowers
Glenwood Coal Go
Glen Campbell
G. F. Sterling
Robert Cresswell
John Cresswell
Wetsell
Hast Milhoning
J. W. Pfeiffer
Samuel Kier
Conama
Newton E. Miller
White
George Hunter
Wm. C. Park
Washington
James E H. Short
Solomon Fulmer
Second Ward
Asaph Jagha
Charles S. Swartz
Blairsville
J. M. Leonard
W. W. Moorhead
Green
Antonio Paleio
J. B. Stoerd
Robert St. Clair
Coal Mining Co
Bask Wheatland
Ln B
Laxman
Hoenty Nexlor
Clyde Senior
Big Time at the Blueks Ridge Vocational School
Community Day exercises at Blueks Ridge Vocational School drew many visitors with exhibits in drawing leatherwork interior decor sewing cooking woodworking and farm art. Rural school pupils competed in contests with winners named and a track meet and baseball game held. An evening drama Logi A Chaperon and a lecture series concluded a profitable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmders Ridge Vocational School
State College
Weaver
Pennsylvania Institution
Nately Witenthon
Eleanor Grawford
Oliver
Bertha Laborer
Iselin
Anna Trosensteel
Tders Ridge
Tony Rolf
Thomas McNally
Leone Martin
Alfred Baer
Charlotte Rosensteel
Violet Jockard
Ton Itext
Willian Shearer
Howard Pultan
Samuel Dibte
Aristrons Boden
Wminer Painter
Knox Lon
Graduation Exercises At Diamondville Sunday School
Teachers' Training Class of Union Church finishes course May 5. Graduation exercises set for Diamondville Sunding School in Union church on Saturday May 11 at 7 16 PM. Prospective graduates include David Nicewonger Solomon Ober Hosie Lovelace and Anna Gaston. Program features hymns prayers readings class address and diploma presentation with several student speakers and teachers overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Diamondville Sunding
That Plate
David Nicewonger
Solomon Ober
Hosie Lovelace
Anna Gaston
Kasia Lovelace
Ligvie Swartz
Wasay
Anna Guston
W. N. Myers
Zenne Stephens
Ih. A. Wolsopple
Local church moves parsonage house in Strongstown area
Trustees Wlectead and Munds to Ber Secured for Parsonge after congregational meeting of United Presbyterian Church of Lown. Joly Medics awarded contract to move Wilkon house with foundation work and digging. A committee will plan funding to cover all costs. Community events include Philomathedy and Brushyvalley literary society notices, a debate on US war timing, and the Strongstown women aging 92, 89, 86, and 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
United States
Sons of David and Loyal Daughters of the Presbyterian Church
Plumville
Robert Marshall
Everett Byler
Martha Byler
Wilson Marshall
Misael Menen
Zimmerman
Irs United Presbbyteriah Chuoreb
Lown
Hell
Watron
Iuiery Aa
Borland
pSsarie Positian
Dieuras Speedy
Conheant
Joly
Punxsutawney
Wilt
Wilkon House
Pha
Ilon JS Ik
Mosk
Literary Society
Progres Ute Philomathedy Literary Society
Brushyvalley
Oll Gall
Michel Sprankie
Apple -World
Dventa
Thunter
Mary Nelson
Sulect Steading
Wiceel Brink
Ireda
Kellys Opaphiap Org
Jolu Itugh
Towle
Prof
Alex. Dick
W. G. Miller
Ninkogne
Jetirude Itugh
Mgrisany
Margaret Rugh
Wesley Shannoi
Jalin Brink
Howard Cunaghiin
Ulair Melenters
Mary Swearing
TWO MEN END LIFE IN TRAGIC MANNER
Two men die in tragic incidents. John Sandusky, 22, a Slav of Mae, used dynamite at home after a jealousy dispute, killing himself and wrecking the room. Steve Lucas, an foreigner, hanged himself in his jail cell, after being found wandering nearly nude nearby. William Beamer, 64, fell from a wagon while loading hay, breaking his neck. He left a wife and children. funeral held at Saltsburg M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sandusky
Mae
Sandusky
Steve Lucas
Ernest
Greekgidy
Borly
Ray
Hmond Smith
H. A. Boggs
Jurcas
Kunkle
Greekside
South Fork
Saltsburg
William Beamer
M. E
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Flies and Work for Boys Prompt Public Warnings
An old notice urges cleanup to combat flies with many reasons to expect a harsher season. It promotes chores for boys under 14 and outlines permissible tasks and permits for work, noting most underage labor requires no certificates for simple tasks. A cultural event and local happenings follow with scattered reports on transfers and travels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George T. Buchanan
Buchanan
W. E. Dodson
John W. Vogel
D. C. Clawson
H. P. Beans
James A. Taylor
W. A. Simpson
Job Mc Creight
H. H. Hart
W. Travitt
Linus J. Elkin
D. F. Qinn
Pine Township
Coal Company
George N. Davies
Kelly
Presbyterian Church of
John Davies
John Williams
Nebo
Henry Schostag
W. H. Heiser
Beers
Johnstown
Wass
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. F. Neeley
J. Elder Peeler
William M. Mahan
Hugh R. Wiley
Neal H. Walters
James Good
John Harper
King Nicholson
Ralph Haddick
George Kopp
Armagh
Jas. F. Chapman
William N. Liggett
G. A. Campbell
J. R. Zeigler
Presbyterian Church
James Ward
Lucerne Mines
United States Army Reserve Corps
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Lucerne
Ward
Moore
Nick Yarcheskie
Ludngboro
Fred Harlinger
Jane E. Leonard
Cele
Charles P. Dixon
Bas
Squire M. C. Fisher
Howard M. Stair
R. M. Bennett
Heilwood
Frederick Weitzel
Hortons
W.F. Weltzel
G, FP. Lohr
Sholoca
Bulew Bates
Shelocta
Talmadgh Bates
George Stoof
Washington Street
J. M. Wilson
Plaimville
Jemima White
Dorothy
Water Street
David Houck
Elizabeth
J. Howard Houck
Ella McFadden
South Seventh Street
Aweisty
Reading
G. C. Dinsmore
North Seventh Street
J. Learn
Raymond Learn
Lovejoy
Minnie Rinn
Philadelphia Street
New York City
Charles St. Clair
Latrobe
Fred St. Clair
West Philadelphia
Alberta Cost
South Side Hospital
W. M. Snyder
Samuel Calderwood
Rochester Mills
William Johnston
Phoebe
Joannie Johnston
G. K. Simpson
Ninth Street
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sara A. Haweurth
John Barrias
Joseph Barrias
Elizabeth McHensy
Big Run
W. F. Elkin
North Sixth Street
WR. W. Campbell
Oakmont
Campbell
A. T. Moorhead
Caroline Guthrie
Florida
Wilkinsburg
Willian Johns
J. 2. Waddell
Near Temmelton
Laive Suton
Edward J. Sutton
Pitsburg
Thomas Sutton
South Sixth Street
B. Templeton
South Savanth Street
Julietown
Chuur'sday
Mra
J. JL. Vans
Ebensburg
Thomas Jose
William Icing
Williamsport
John A. Donny
Strong
Misa Olive Wit
Strongstown
Irwin
Swisscale
Ira V. Moorhead
Glen Willard
H. A. George
Washington Township
Leechburg
George
GC. R. Stewart
Pittsfield
Mage
J. ’L. Stewart
West Philadelphia Street
Bunday
Stewart
Carrie Dracken
Grush
Valley Township
T. Lowman
Jacksonville
John Lowtian
J. Harvey Miller
Conemaugh Church
Conemaugh Township
Western Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Wilgop
Hing
Wh-Son
Hinibugh
Murdick
Berushvailey
Branela Laskels
Porter Center Township
Hlerhart Miller
John. St. Clair
Narmers’ Bank
Stork
Schoostreat
Mra. Stanley Books
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hooks
Lidlana Whd
John St. Bush
Green Township
Isutter Megs
Ininana
Maiucits
P.O Stebel
Kent
Mery
Albert Sanfford
Ege
Mr. Sanford
THE
Blueks Ridge
Diamondsville
Pinetownship
Samuel Murdly
John Wallace
J. W. Duncan
David Altius
Toad of Nay
West Lebanon
Hiderton Vietrai
Widers Tidge Velational School
Widerlon
William Fails
Livermore R. D
Bidioun
Sal
Clughorn
Jesuben
Thomas Semertech
Indiana Hospital
W. JD. Moorhead and Sons
Dale and
Clarence
Wollaburg
W. Vallare
Lines
Lohr
H. Frederick
Daytona
Fla
I. W. Rose
Bon “Ton
East
Rogg
Philadelphia
Harry Wallace
of Savom