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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1917

Page

6

Company F May Leave to morrow

Congestion of railroads due to troop movements may delay Camp Hancock departure for Company F of the Tenth Regiment. Capt McLain reports the southbound start planned for Thursday to reach Camp Hancock, Ga by September 1, with 149 men and space for a few more recruits. Six new recruits passed physicals this week and join the command. Names: Peter Pence, Josephine, George D Campbell, Dilltown. Frank J Yankinsky, Waterman. Harry C Moorhead, Indiana. Robert F Jeoffrey, Homer City. Charles F Wellen, Homer City.

Hancock Co. F Charles L. McLain Tenth Regiment Coulter Tenth Camp Hancock Peter Pence Josephine George D. Campbell

Mess fund for local soldiers reaches 800 dollars

A broad community effort in Indiana and nearby areas has built a mess fund totaling $800 to provide comforts and modest luxuries for Company I soldiers. Contributions poured in from diverse residents, reflecting strong local pride and gratitude.

Company I Indiana and Vicinity Indiana

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers recorded since last report list buyers and sellers across Pine Canoe Smicksburg Burrell Homer City Indiana Plumville Cherry Tree and Montgomery with acre and lot details. Notable deeds include George C. Shultz 12 acres and Maggie B. Harm 1 acre, with prices ranging from 65 to 3000 dollars.

Indiana County George C. Shultz Pine I Cambria & Indiana , Railroad Co North Canoe B. F. Airgood Maggie B. Harm Penn Mary Coal Co Mary E. Lettie Smicksburg L. A. Cassidy Birdie HK Keener Indiana Percy C. Engle Ferguson Burrell BE. Mastak J. Stewart Sides Frank Hildebrand J. Stanley Books Charles W .Books G. A. Roush Homer City Frank Lenhardt Tony Syro Michael Turek Sarah J. Duke Conemaugh Dangelentonio Laura HK. Neely West Agentes W. M. Haltenbaugh John Sink Plumville BE. F. Lewis Minnie Burnheimer Third Ward Joe June A. W A. C. Good Charles C. King Montgomery Alexander Irvin John Miller Elizabeth Miller Esther Thomas A. H. Seaman Sv. D. Johnston L. Langarkie

Civil War Veterans Answer The Last Call

Joseph Thompson of Blacklick and William Zack of Heshbon, Civil War veterans, died recently. Zack, about 75, leaves six children and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church. Thompson, 72, served in Co D 206th P V 1 under Capt Gordon, and leaves several children.

Joseph Thompson Blacklick William Zack Heshbon Tread Methodist Episcopal Church Co. D 206Th Regiment Gordon

Prothonotary Ayers III Recovers After Major Indiana Operation

Prothonotary Walter H. Ayers of town underwent a serious operation for perforated bowel in an Indiana hospital early Saturday morning. He has been in serious condition but holding his own since, with doctors hopeful for recovery. The surgery addressed stomach and intestinal trouble.

Indiana Walter H. Ayers Indiana Hospital Ayers

Twenty Five Brick Houses to be Built at Josephine

The Marshall Foundry Company of Josephine awarded a contract to H. K. Witmer Construction for twenty five brick dwellings in the Bennett Addition. Work starts immediately and will move quickly to have homes ready for occupancy this year.

Josephine Bennett Addition Marshall Foundry Company H. K. Witmer Construction Company

Local grocer notes peach basket mystery and prices

A Virginia note found in a basket of peaches reveals the father sold them for $1.20 a bushel while the merchant paid $3.25 per basket and sold at $5.00. The piece also lists a string of marriage licenses and local church notices from Indiana and Washington, Pa, with social updates and brief schedules.

Huntingdon W. Va Texas

Personal Brevities From Indiana Pa Weekend Visitors

Mr and Mrs James Manners of Pittsburg visited relatives here during the weekend. Miss Helen Dodson hosted Miss Rosalie Winslow of Dayton. Lynn Prothero family from Water Street returned from Niagara Falls. Numerous locals hosted or visited friends in Johnstown, Atlantic City, Marion Center, and nearby towns, with trips by car and train.

James Manners Pittsburg Helen Dodson North Sixth Street Rosalie Winslow Dayton Lynn Prothero Water Street Niagara Falls Richard Grant East Church Street Johnstown Alex M. Stewart North Seventh Street Atlantic City Margaret Fiscus West Church Street Altoona Clark Lydick Natrona C. H. Hee Cleveland Marion Center John C. Gourley Windber A. BE. Walker Gipsy Oscar Dillinger Andrew Ruddock West Lebanon Mildred Quiller Canton, C G. R. Churchill W. E. Dodson M. Bea Kathryn Hitchock Washington, D. C Hayry White George D. Fiscus Apollo A. T. Elgin West Chestnut Street Norma, Rogers William Bush WH. Kk. Neal George Simons Quint Whitaker North Mahoning Township Indiana Joy Douglass Ninth Street Cornell University James T. Henry Philadelphia Joseph D. Dickey C. Buchheit South Seventh Street Gettysburg Lancaster Mary Howard School Street Elderton Elgin John Scott, Sr John A. Scott Charles L. Russell Montreal Can J. S. Russell John K. Brallier Latrobe A. T. Moorhead Lizzie Hill Brushvalley John Haockenberry Graceton Blairsville George Stokes J. Calyutt Clark Swisevale Christian Church of Town Widers Ridge Presbyterian Church H. C. Getty Erie McKee Wilson Mr. Getty Tte Wilson Frank Terpe Ruth Terpe Terpe George Bennett Rochester N. Y Bennett Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company Raymond Groff

Rousing Sunday School Rally Draws 200 Delegates

More than 200 delegates from county Sunday schools gathered at Saltsburg for Indiana County Sabbath School Association annual convention. The event featured sermons on Bible study lessons, addresses by Grace Kane and Rev Alfred Day, and a Patriotism and Service focus with pinning of school seals, ending with a Star Spangled Banner and telegram greetings from Hon John Wanamaker.

Saltsburg Indiana County Sabbath School Association Presbyterian Church Menest Work David Stahl Blairsville Alfred Day Syracuse Day Miss Kane William Mahan Creekside James Long Jacksonville Harry Warhart Indiana W. C. Chapman B.D. Ackley Clark Philadelphia J. D. Piper Salisbury M. Td Foundation Gille Trey J. A. Beaton Indiana Christian Church Rey. Guilla W. G. Landis Pennsylvania John Wanamaker State Association Huuays Sxty

Wreck blocks tracks as Ford ends over embankment near Smith Station

A Ford automobile plunged off an embankment onto Pennsylvania tracks near Smith Station late Saturday night. Wille Parl Lyons and three companions escaped injury. Blairsville yard crew could not move the car. two railroad engines and the Conemaugh division wreck crew cleared the vehicle after two hours, delaying two loaded freight trains at Blacklick.

Smith Station Conemaugh Pennsylvania Railroad Wille Parl Lyons State Road Blairsville Blackiek

Masons Enjoyable Dinner Hosted by M N Bell and Neighbors

M N Bell of Istnuklick hosted sixteen brother Masons and ten men for a six o clock dinner Friday evening. M S Bell of Blacktick joined guests including M O Smith W G Smith Thomas Davies J A Hayes Dr J A Shrom C W Nip pen H B Donaldson and M Ball of Blacklick W A Ward A Beatty D I Glenn of Josephine Walter Wynn B S Zimmerman and LF King of Blairsville. The tableware featured a historic woven design with Masonic emblems. The onen presented to Mgr Ball by a deceased Mason friend.

M.N. Bell Istnuklick M. S. Bell Blacktick Mgr. Ball M. O. Smith W.G. Smith Thomas Davies J. A. Hayes J. A. Shrom C. W. Nippen H. B. Donaldson M. §. Ball Blacklick W. A. Ward A. Beatty D. I. Glenn Josephine Walter Wynn B.S. Zimmerman

Former Plumville Lad Struck By Lightning at Kennywood Park

A 13 year old boy Lester Sehrengost son of Mr and Mrs Allen Sehrengost of Braddock formerly of Plumville was killed by a bolt of lightning while playing ball at Kennywood Park August 21. He was at second base when the strike occurred in a rain storm witnessed by a crowd of boys. He was a grandson of Daniel Sehrengost of Plumville and his remains were taken there for interment.

Lester Sehretengost Allen Schracengost Braddock Plumville Kennywood Park Daniel Sehracengost

Big new motor truck crashes on steep embankment

The La Manita Bros. motor truck, loaded with potatoes, left the B R & P tracks near Twollck on Wednesday, rolling three times and landing right side up sixty feet below. Driver Samuel LaMantla escaped with minor injuries, dragging the vehicle back to town the same day.

Bix Motor Tarek la Manita Brogs Twollck Indiana Samuel LaMantla

Draft Exemption Board lists 90 names for draft examination

A second call to men to appear for physical examination to obtain 212 men is noted alongside extensive lists of draftees from towns such as Dixonville Glen Campbell Arcadia and Clymer. The document includes numerous full names with towns and some middle initials reflecting draft records.

Boar Thomas Shirley Montgomery R. D Raymond Moot Marchand Lungi Mattueet Register Chester Lowell McMansters McGee's Milla Sitvius Medoro Dixonville Witam Peter Miller Glen Campbell Antonio Mont Rossiter ihTaswel Markowity Glen Gamprel Tris Wiliian Creekaide Charles Panganis Ernest Samuel Logan Parry Clymer Joe Prasates Gipsy Joe Kodman John Jacob Rowe Abe Ragosin North Hallwood John S. Rice Hellwood Joseph Peter Domenico Romani Creekside Albert Shedils Rnest Joseph Spucak Dixonvill Giuseppe Terrizzi Tossiter Allen M. ‘Trusal Plumyilie Paloso Vittorio Jao Voyeik Aranilia Trigioni Vincenzo Shoe Atartin Vornyur Teddy Yuten Starford William Murray Young Rochester Mills Wrank Waydais Arcadia John Wright Walker Tidor Heftwood Mibert Bart Walker Raymond Liuwroahce Walker Marion Cantor Joe J Wargo Biner Clyda Walker Home Toward Wiltard Sidney Uennie Carwiusky Falcon An Jol Hicihium Lecheater Mills Chas Machinski John Merritio Ciovanni Pausini Luza Walter Wianiewski Creelside Joe Socks Jacob Udacy Lochyale Joseph Drugduck Mike Buryoink

New Principal at Normal Heads School Opening Prep

Dr John A Hi Keith has arrived as principal of the Indiana State Normal School and is directing preparations for fall opening. He travels from Oshkosh Wisconsin with wife and two children, John nine and Mary fourteen. Nearby, Prof Lyne Adams resigns as Cooperstown High principal to head Aneta schools in North Dakota. Adams, son of Wm Adams of Penn Run, is praised as a top educator in the state. About 18 young folks gathered at Miss Inez McCreight’s Plumville home for a lively evening with lawn games and refreshments as Miss McCreight plans to move Marlon Center after high school.

John A. Hi. Keith Indiana State Normal School John Aod Mary Keith Indiana Osh Kosh Wis Wox Nade Overland Ealth Koy Lyne W. Adams Cooperstown North Dakota Aneta Qtate Adams W. Fh Ff. Adam Pann Run Inez McCreight Plumville Misa McCraight Marlon Center

Grange Festival Planned Near Phinvilla

Grange Ogvent scheduled at Jewart orchard one half mile east of Plumiville on Tuesday evening September 11. Mine accident at Diltown claims life of 33 year old Patsey DeSanti in Tiilitawn incident.

Phinvilla Oxlitt Grange Jewart Orchard Plumiville Diltown Patsey DeSanti Tiilitawn

Big Fair Preparations For Indiana County Exhibit

Indiana county readies for the sixty first annual fair opening next Tuesday with livestock poultry produce and machinery exhibits. musical entertainment by Indiana Military Band and John Jacobs orchestra, daily diversions by Miss Helen Jackley the high diver, and extensive judging and prize events amidst record expected crowds despite earlier restrictions for children.

Idiana Indiana County Agricultural Hall Tal At Co. Tf, Tenth Regiment Indiana Military Bart John Jacobs Orchestra Charleroi Beautiful Grove Helen Jackley Jackley David Glair Nanagers Boges & Buhl Pittsburg

Local Families Host Guests Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs Dalyin Joiner and two children were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Adan Sunday. Mrs Homer Dick and three children of Clymer were guests of Mr and Mrs Ford Smith Monday. John Adams of Beaverdale visited.

Dalyin Frank Adan Homer Dick Clymer Ford Smith John Adams Beaverdale

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Clyde A. Fowler 49Th United States Infantry Anderson Fowler Fort Niagara Clyde Madis New York State 49Th U. S. Infantry Gates Base Hospital W. D. Gates Town Jackson Pennm Run Jesse Burkhart Penn Run Waldo Brows Elma Houck William Hamill East Mahoning Township Strongstown Wonwa Ollie Hill Strongstown Red Cross Chambersville Crooked Creek MT. Coma Prothonotary Ayers III Jate Brown Detroit Mich Martha Wilda George BE. Allison Edna FP. Harkbrode Charles P. Jobe Ruth N. Widdowson James M. Manning Mary I. Campbell Turtle Creak James C. Piper Brackenridge Ella Garvin We Ee Ieee Eee Glasamere Carl Roof Washington Mary M. Boyer Washington Two Spruce Grove Hey J. A. Grise Canton, O Spruce Grove W. M W. M Rev. Grise Frank H. Wearn Ruth Green Township James Speedy Frances Conneautville Speedy PHY Rally Suliabarg Promment Vamous Linn Tablig Werh B. I F. Lydick Wyncoop Hill D. C Wilt Mr. Lydick Cuttiog Les Ebensburg Blohensburg Inland Coal Company The Mountain Coal Company Argyle Coal Company J. Hy McCandleas Christ Episcopal Church Markwouth J. ‘J. Campbell Bradford County Parkwood Aust Charles Eo Uney Hong George Sheller Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company New Castle Wisconsin W. A. Kunkle Charles Lipke McIntyre Lipke Calogera Calmaretti Amos Ralph Allen Examining Board of District, No. 4 Mr. Allen Kenwood
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