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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

26 Feb 1919

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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

5

Blacklick Notes and County Social Roundup

Blacklick notes report visits and social events across the county town including Daisy Warnshuis of Port Royal visiting her mother Mrs. Isabella Duncan. Nine candidates received the initiatory degree of the Rebekah lodge with a reception planned. The quarterly meeting at Free Methodist church featured Rev. J. B. Weston and district elder presence. Merle Lyda returned from France after military service. The Civic and Literary Club will meet with a program honoring the World’s Progress and central nation concepts, concluding with a reception.

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Frea J. B. Waston Mary Johnston James Kennan Blairsvilla Merle Lyda France Frank Hildebrand Altoona Sara Duncan Philadelphia Daniel Stiffy Latrobe J. C. Irvine Pittsburgh D. A. Palmer Pitcairn Grace ‘Rhodes J. J. Wolt Olive Kissinger Washington, D. C D. S. Porter Bolivar Edward Walling Wyoming John Maxwell Elizabeth Russell J. A. Hayes Sharpsville William Kalip Elmer Watt Greensburg John Rager Graftton Morris Rothstein Leona McKeesport Valley Mould & Iron Co J. J. Henderson Indiana Civic and Literary Club E. M. Bushnell Will Christianson C. O. Smith Redaing D. R. Donahey W.A. Ward Vandergrift
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Delicate Matter on Crown Prince Command Question

In the Birmingham Age Herald the Kaiser cites dynastic reasons for not permanently relieving the German crown prince. The exchange implies the prince made foolish statements that could damage royal prestige, with the suggestion that the act remaining unacknowledged preserves the house’s dignity.

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Birmingham Age- Herald
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German Women Write to Husbands at the Front

Letters from German women urge husbands to steal supplies during advances to clothe families. One writes about making costumes and seeking boots and leather, noting shortages as all goods grow scarcer. A patriotic worker remarks service flags are rising everywhere, while another quips that everything else is rising too.

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Fathers and Sons Attend Banquet at Y M C A

A father and son banquet at the Y M C A building drew 466 attendees. Br. F. W. Hinitt spoke on the Value of Discipline and J A Bollinger, principal of Tolmes School and Oakland Y M C A president, delivered a strong address to fathers and sons in Pittsburgh.

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Br. F. W. Hinitt Presbyterian Church J. A. Bollinger Tolmes School Oakland Y. M.C. A Pittsburgh
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Woman Physician Makes Ad dress on Social Hygiene

Dr. Nancy Craiguead of Pittsburgh and former Indiana resident speaks on social hygiene addressing public health concerns and women’s health in a community forum.

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Nancy Craiguead Pittsburgh Indiana
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Address on Social Hygiene at City Meeting

A talk on Social Hygiene was delivered last evening at the Municipal building to a group of local women under the New Century Club auspices. Dr. Craighead was among the speakers and participated in the event.

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New Century Club Dr. Craighead
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30 Women Physicians Enlisted by War Department

War Department enlists 30 women physicians in Wag Im in a public campaign to safeguard the health of boys and girls for future generations.

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War Department Wagim
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