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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1918

Page

4

Smicksburg Town Notes Highlight Local Guests

Miss Margaret Lakehart of Van dergrift visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Lakehart in Smicksburg. Numerous relatives and friends from Punxsutawney Pittsburgh Indiana and Vandergrift are mentioned as hosting or visiting, with several local residents staying with kin or traveling for weekends.

Margaret Lakehart Vandergrift A. N. Lakehart Co. R. Good M. L. Black Punxsutawney Martha Lakehart Sara Punssiutwney DuBois and Rossiter Ruth Lann Pittsburgh Lottie Ielicia Stiteler Pittsburg Pittguuteh Mis Willetta Stiteler Frank Uncapher Sagamore M. K. Learn St. Marshal Robert Mikesell Fittsburgh Indiana Samuel Stear H. B. Bence C. Beck Harry Conrath J. A. Langham Howard Johnston Curry Run G. B. Daugherty Verne Farnsworth H. W. Lloyd Stafford Charlotte McCune White Township S. F. McCune Howard Kerr Thomas Kerr Harvey King Blacklick

Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Pearl Gray of Maryland stays at home while Glen and Mrs Egolf from near Bedford visit JL A Egolf family. TP G Conrad hosts Louise Hileman Sara Debaugh Wilkinsburg for a two week stay. D Conrad near Claghorn hosts 8 H Conrad. Mrs J D Hess and sons Donald James return to Indiana after visiting her parents. Harry George visits sister Mrs Emerson Reichmiller in Mercer county. Lisle Coltebaugh family of Vandergirl visits mother Mrs Nanny Carnahan. Mrs Gamble and daughter of Anthony Hollow visit Janes Bennett. Vada Watt visits Esther Bothell in Crete.

Pearl Gray Maryland Glen Egolf Bedford JL. A. Egolf Louise Hileman 5Ara Debaugh Wilkinsburg TP. G. Conrad D. ¥. Conrad Claghorn H. Conrad J. D. Hess Donald James Indiana Harry George Emerson Reichmiller Mercer County Lisle Coltehuugh Vandergirl Coltebaugh Nanny Carnahan Gamble Anthony Hollow Janes Bennett Vada Watt Esther Bothell Crete

Graceton Visit and Local News Notes

Graceton residents report visits from Richard Wright of Roscoe and family. The Graceton Coke Company plans to install two electric air compressors at Six Flats, improving the plant. A Sunday park accident injured a girl when a sawing incident occurred. A charity dance for the Red Cross is planned for Thursday night. Local residents Steve Coy, Mrs. Harvey Coy, Mrs. W. Mikesell, and Nick Timmers are noted for visits and travels. Several residents, including William Kenly and Harry Taylor, receive medical or hospital updates, with others visiting Homer City and Center County.

Graceton Richard Wright Roscoe Tero Red Cross Steve Coy Pittsburgh Harvey Coy W. Mikesell Nick ‘Timmers Center County Elva Campbell Beaverdale Olive Hockenberry Jas Wright Williams Kenly Ilinois Nick Timmers Uniontown Indiana Hospital Charles Clarke Mont St. Clair Wade Nippes Clarence Charles Mackenberry Harry Taylor Paul Mikesell Homer City

Level Thrashing Machine Care Ensures Safe Operation

Farmers Bulletin 991 from the U S Department of Agriculture stresses precise leveling of threshers to prevent bearing heat and dust ignition. It warns that uneven setup shifts grain to the low side, impairs cleaning, and risks crankshaft wear.

Farmers’ Bulletin United States Department of Agriculture

War Dept curbs parcel post to soldiers in France

The order requiring regimental or higher approval for sending packages to expeditionary forces was loosened so majors and above may approve shipments. A War Department inquiry found 5,000 sacks of parcel post goods mainly unnecessary, reaching £100,000 weekly. Relatives are urged to send money for purchases in France, where tobacco and many goods are available at lower prices through Army stores.

Moncey France War Department Secretary of War Quartermaster Corps

Gas proof food containers issued for French front lines

The Quartermaster's Department provides gas proof food containers to soldiers in the France zone. Sealed hermetically after packing, with paraffin sealing and wax paper box trials due to limited supply. Containers and hoses are vermin and water proof. Victor Lutz, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Luty of Hayne township, has arrived in France with Company B 4th M P.

Quartermaster’s Department France Quarterpaster Mero Thomas B Luty Hayne Township Victor Lutz Company B Ith M. P

Grange Picnic Planned at Marion Center in August

A Farmers' Hone Grange event will be held in the grove near Marion Center on Friday August 2. State Master John A. McSparren and Ray McKaig of North Dakota a National Grange member will speak. A separate note reports a surprise party for Mrs Frances Kline of Shelocta with friends and refreshments.

Grange Marion Center Farmers’ Hone Grange John A. McSparren Ray McKaig North Dakota The National Grange Shelocta Frances Kline

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