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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1915

Page

7

Pennsylvania Child Welfare Work Volume Figures Noted

The Russell Sage Foundation reports a 400-case study by W IL Saangerland on Pennsylvania child welfare, noting 210 institutions and 58 societies. It highlights Girard College and Widener Memorial as major endowments, with total investments around 76 million dollars and calls for expansion of Girard College’s scope and possible branches across the state.

Department of Chid-Selping Russell Sage Foundation Pennsylvania W. IL. Saangerland Hastings Wart Li. D New York Commonwealth Girard College Widener Memorial, School For Crippled Children Erie Montgomery Philadelphia Widener Memorial School America

Degenerative Diseases and the Call for Self Denial

Quotes Benjamin Franklin as a reminder that personal neglect leads to degenerative diseases with age. The piece urges fresh air, exercise, simple diet, and self denial to avert serious outcomes, noting many ignore warned risks and prefer ease and indulgence.

Benjamin Franklin Bright Richard Father Sime

Bits of Byplay and Witty Snippets in 19th Century Style

A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from a bygone era. The piece blends dialogue from fictional characters, light verse, and newspaper humor about language, marriage, and daily life. Notable lines question luck, literacy, and social norms through playful banter and sketches.

Locust Miss Bell Howitt Visits Punxsutawney Family

Locust Miss Bell Howitt of Punxsutawney visits her mother Mrs. Smith. Putney Smith relocates to Punxsutawney to work for the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. Wayne Evans and family host Dr. J. M. Ryans at their home. Emma Vest visits Theda Armstrong in Punxsutawney. HL R and PLR RR supervisor Mr. Gaines arrives, with about 100 men camping for track improvements near town. Mrs. R. J. Emerick is sick. Clara Armstrong visits Punxsutawney grandparents. Michael Airgood and son Isaac visit from Cloe for business. Ida Smith goes to Johns town for employment. Ira Smith and son Edward visit Kellysburg. Charles Mackel buys a Jersey cow. Wie Stiver of Marchand visits aunt Louise Stiver.

Cloe Ida Smith Johnstown Ira Smith Edward Kellysburg Charles Mackel Wie Stiver Marchand Louise Stiver

Penn Run Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Reunion

Mrs Sue M Reed of Chicago visits brother W H H Adams. Miss Besse Hoon of Ligonier returns home with Miss Mary Smith. Murray Moorhead of Pittsburg visits G H Dick and M F Brown family. Penn Run residents attend Putt and Brown reunion in Brown's grave. Miss Hallie Baird of Pittsburg guests J R Smith. W H Mack visits Clymer. Win Dick and wife of Dunlap visit Elizabeth Dick. Miss Sara Adams travels to Vandergrift. Mrs BE Empfield and son Edwin of Indiana visit James Fowler family. Mrs Evans of Pittsburg visits Merle Brown. Lot Jordan James Shaffer, with Gladys Aber and Mary Jordan of Punxsutawney, attend party hosted by Miss Mary Smith for Miss Besse Hoon in Penn Run.

Sue M. Reed Chicago W. H. H. Adams Besse Hoon Ligonier Mary Smith Miss Smith Murray Moorhead Pittsburg G. H. Dick M. F. Brown Blairsville Penn Run Brown Hallie Baird J. R. Smith W. H. Mack Clymer Win. Dick Dunlap Elizabeth Dick Sara Adams Vandergrift BE. Empfield Edwin Indiana James Fowler James Fowler, Mrs. Evans Merle Brown Lot Jordan James Shaffer Gladys Aber Mary Jordan Punxsutawney

Local Social Roundup From Strongstown Area

Strongstown residents and guests figure in a weekend round of visits. Mack Altemus of Wintondale hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Dearmy. Ed Burns and children visited Mrs H. A. Altemus in Ebensburg. BE R Carney with WY T Graham hosted by Mr and Mrs Gra ham. John Gibson and son-in-law visited Cardiff relatives. Park Altemus and family hosted by Ben Altemus. J M Brown spent Saturday with Vintondale friends. H W Bennett and H G Peddicord visited C W Bennett in Vintondale. R E B Cresswell of Johnstown vacationing here. locals attended the Indiana encampment. Mrs Samuel Burkett and Mrs John Leasure with ill Mrs William Sheesley. Albert Hollis family spent Saturday in Punxsutawney.

Mack Altemus Wintondale Charles Dearmy Ed Burns Ebensburg Cardiff Philip Long Park Altemus Ben Altemus J. M. Brown Vintondale H. W. Bennett H. G. Peddicord C. W. Bennett R. Eb, Cresswell Johnstown Indiana Samuel Burkett John Leasure William Sheesley Albert Hollis Punxsutawney

Clergy Visits and Burial Noted in Pine Vale Area

Rev Saum from India preached at Pane Vale church on Sunday afternoon. Matthew Brushart his wife and children and Robert Plouse with his wife visited friends in Clymer. H W Lloyd and wife of Stafford spent Thursday with Mrs Mary J McQuown and family. The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Frampton of Dixonville was buried at Pine Vale cemetery Sunday afternoon.

Saum India Pane Vale Matthew Brushart Robert Plouse Clymer H. W. Lloyd Stafford Mary J. McQuown Samuel Frampton Dixonville Pine Vale

Local Social Notes Mention Visits and a Flour Mill Opening

Mr and Mrs David Smiley visited friends at Smicksburg Sabbath. Mrs Blaine Anthony visits briefly. Mr Johnson and family from New Bethlehem called on Sabbath. W M Moore and wife and son visited Moore's mother Sunday. Agron Lydie and children visited Charles Lukehart of Sagamore. Mrs Samuel Lukehart, ill for seven weeks, remains not improved. The West Lebanon Flour Mill owned by John Fulton is now in operation and touted as the county’s most complete mill of its size. A trial will convince you.

Luke McLuke Mother David Smiley Smicksburg Blaine Anthony Mr. Johnson New Beathlehem W. M. Moore Mr. Moore Agron Lydie Charles Lukehart Sagamore Samuel Lukehart West Lebanon John Fulton

Parcels Checked Free During Fair Week

Bring your parcels to the big store and have them checked free. You can do your shopping here and then attend the fair, picking up packages when you are ready to go home. Enjoy the fair without being bothered with your parcels.

FWO Assigned to the County State Highway Repair Plan

State Highway Commissioner Robert J. Cunningham orders 110 men to work immediately on statewide maintenance and repairs. Assignments to sections by district superintendents with equipment for rapid road repairs. Two men assigned to Indiana county on routes 68 63 7 228 and 301 linking Indiana Blairsville Marion Center Shelocta Strongstown and Saltsburg.

Commonwealth Robert J. Cunningham Indiana County Indiana Blairsville Marion Center Sheloca Armstrong County Lne Jacksonville Saltsburg Strongstown

Public Sale of Two Hundred Head Livestock at Willet

Public sale at Willet on Thursday August 20 1915 begins 10 30 a m selling 100 fresh cows and springers 26 Holstein cows 26 Guernsey Jersey cows 20 Durham cows 30 good grades 100 young cattle all breeds 1 2 year old heifers steers and bred stock bulls four horses four buggies harness Shetland pony turnout 40 50 shoats 50 stock ewes and more not mentioned. Holsteins Durams and Guernseys due to freshen this fall. Also year old steers. Cash or bankable paper. H Seanor Sons John Sondles Auctionnet.

Guernsey Jersey Durham

Local sale item list with glassware and meats

An itemized sale lists 20 pint quantities of a beverage, several combinet items with bail and cover priced around 1.00 to 1.50, white granite combinets with covers, and a special sale of Indiana plain crystal glasses at six cents each. Also featured are breakfast bacon smoked with hickory and sugar cured ham by the pound.

Barman Electric House America Pete Wade Ted Oer Ie Voce Cesses Indiana

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