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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1918

Page

5

Christian Workers Hold Pleasant County Convention At Marion Center

Sabbath school workers from across the county gathered at Marion Center for the 21st annual convention. Officers elected include S. W. Guthrie as president and David W. Stahl as vice president. sessions featured Rev. Nev ing, Dr. Vernon Stauffer, and Rev. George D. Brookes with talks on Bible study and Sunday school work. The event included musical numbers, flag ceremonies, teachers meetings, and a teachers training banquet.

Marion Center County Association S. W. Guthrie Town David W. Stahl Blairsville Frank Finsthwait Cherry Tree G. K. Ackley Akron Ackley Neving Sterling Hellwood Vernon Stauffer Hiram College Rogsstar George D. Brookes Johnstown J. A. Beaton The Christian Church Miss Cooper Washington Charles Donley Pittsburgh Stauffer Beaton

W. C. T. U. Meeting and Local Notices

At Plumville United Presbyterian church two o clock Saturday afternoon the W C T U holds devotions led by Mrs Marshall with roll call readings by Mrs Douds and Mrs Grant Pearce. Current events are by Mrs J N Cochran. Treasurer’s report and officer elections follow. Dixonville native Edward Stephens Marine severely wounded in France confirmed. Bethel Center township to dedicates service flag Sunday 2 40 with Stars and Stripes raised. Bracken family reunion set for Fair Grounds August 15.

Dixonville France Rachel Laing Edward Stephens The Marine Service Bethel Bethe Church Center Township

Indiana newspaper editor joins colors in World War I

Frank Biamonte editor of The Patriot, an Italian Indiana newspaper, has been called to the colors and will depart for Camp Forrest Georgia. He is a graduate of Indiana Normal School and is described as a patriot in every sense. The Patriot will suspend publication while he serves, resuming after the war.

Biathonte Georgia Camp Forest Lytle Frank Bia~monte The Patriot Italan Indiana Biamonte Indiana Normal School Huns

Farm Women Organize District Chairmen in Valleys County

The Society of Farm Women of Pennsylvania grounds its reach as township chairmen are named by John W. Warner for Indiana county. Listings include Young, Green, Cherryhill, Brushvalley, Conemaugh, Armstrong, White, Washington, East Mahoning, Montgomery, Arcadia, Homer City, West Mahoning, Rayne, Banks, Canoe, North Mahoning townships with designated hosts. The group plans monthly social days to link farm women with war effort updates near production centers. Iselin Red Cross gift of 1000 dollars supports comfort and relief for service members. Iselin district praised for wartime spirit. Married licenses listed. community gatherings noted with surprise visits and a large anniversary party in Cherryhill.

Valleys Society of Farm Women Agricultural Labor Service Committee Pennsylvania Council of National Defense Committee of Public Safety John W. Warner Indiana County Young Township W. B. McGinley R. D Livermore Green Township Butterbaugh Lovejoy Cherryhill A. J. Stewart Penny Run Brushvalley James Mock Conemaugh John Hart Clarksburg Armstrong Township John Campbell Shelocta White Township James Wiggins Indiana R. D. Washington Earle ‘Trusal R. D. Creekside East Mahoning Town John Simpson Marion Center Cora Shaffer Home Banks Township John P. Horton Horton Canoe Township Margaret Kanouff Juneau North Mahoning Township C. M. Wingert Marchand Iselin Jxelin Henrietta Jamison Ghureh Street Presbyterian Church R. D. Wray Kittanning John MucConnell South Firth Street McConnell J. Howard Honk Clyde Houk W. D. Howards Penn Run William T. Edwards Sacramento Cal J. B. Langham Lucille Daisy Litzingear Roy J. Lilx Inger West Water Street Litzinger Vinton Edwards Mast Mahoning Township Daitzinger Mikeothel Pilkington and Mails Chiles J. Pilkington Stead Station Charles Robert Litinger Charlie Hurgess J. A. Crossman Town Laa Indianas Burrell West Lebanon Heil~wood Pine Township West Wheatfield Crossman T. J. Hilderbrand Armagh Banks Wlackbick Blairsville Bullington Can Canoe Couhker Contos Clymer Oe Vonemaugh Creekside Glen Campbell Grant Ieen Homer City lIndiana Jacksonvilla Mahoning Mahoning, W Mahoning, N Marion Cen Mechinmeshiarg Saltaburg

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County and Local Enlistments

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County include multiple parcels and amounts such as $2260 for two lots in Green to Jane Waddell and 140 acres in South Mahoning from Elizabeth Getty to Bianche L Parker. Other transfers cover Blairsville, Indiana, Clymer, Center, and West Wheatfield with sums ranging around $400 to $3100. The Local Recruiting Station reported a busy week with county youths enlisting in cavalry, light artillery, and other units for training camps, listing names from Blairsville to Livermore and Indiana with several awaiting medical operations before deployment.

Indiana County Quincy Braughter Green Janes Waddell Elizabeth Getty South Mahoning Bianche L. Parker Sarah J. Groft Blairsville Narl P. M. Hodge Mary J. Haddock Samuel K. Green Clyme Francis J. Roof William C. Beatty Indiana George T. Roof Tselin Jmus A. Heath Michael Shetler Peter Slibsik Livermore T. Gerald Ditch Light Artillery Richard A. Laird Chas. D. Jamison James McCornley Arvin BD

Two Sites Voted for Western Pennsylvania Workhouse

A nine member committee from the Fourth Pennsylvania District plans to visit two proposed workhouse sites in Fayette County. The sites near Blairsville and Indiana were submitted for consideration as the state plans a new western Pennsylvania institution. County Commissioner W B Wagner serves on the committee, which meets at the Summit Hotel near Uniontown on August 19 and spends the week inspecting options.

Pennsylvania Summit Hotel Uniontown Fayette County W. B. Wagner Blairsville Indiana

Weddings and notices from Brockwayville area weekly

The week features multiple marriage notices including Kearney Lane and Miss Tolerence Lane wed in Brockwayville with Rev. Wilson officiating. Attendants were Andrew Kearney and Naomi Lane. Bride is Emerson College of Oratory graduate and teacher. Groom practices medicine in Dilltown-Brush valley. Also listed are Trimble Fyack and Dankel Hollen marriages, and a note on Marion Center youth Harry Crawford training as a cadet in Arlington Field. A will for Sas I Lightcap names widow Laura Lightcap as sole beneficiary. executor is Harry Benge. Car crash report near Altoona mentions Steve Stravough hospitalized after a collision. other social notes about locals Piek Thompson, Cla ra Suckling, and Harold Satelle.

Kearney Lane Br. J. Gardner Kearney Tolerence C. Lane F. A. Lane Brockwayville N. C. Wilson Presbyterian Church of Andrew T. Kearney Naomi B. Lane Emerson College of Oratory Boston Cafton Pittsburgh Dr. Kearney James G. Kearney Lanesville Jefferson County Detroit Watkins Glen N. Y.trimble-Iyodke John Is Trimble Wilgus Anha-Mary Fyack Purchase Line J. W. Fyack W. M. Myers Near Clymer Dankel-Hollen Emanuel Dankel Altoona Mary Hollen Deckers Point Huntingdon Mt. Union Sas I. Lightcap Marion Center Laura Midna Lightcap John J. Lightcap Judy S Harry Benge

Personal Diversions and Travel Notes From Indiana

A string of short notices lists Miss A Lf. Ghields of Rochester Mills and Mrs J B Work of Tarkio Mo visiting Indiana relatives. Helen Dodson and Claire Brady travel and are wounded in France. George Mulmer at Johnstown visits Indiana friends. Other items note local moves, reunions, motor trips to Camp Lee, enlistments, injuries, typhoid cases, and family joyous events including a birth and christening.

A. Lf. Ghields Rochester Mills J. B. Work Tarkio Indiana Helen Dodson North Sixth Street Ridgeview Park Claire A. Brady France George Mulmer Johnstown Charles J. Hudson Washington Township Daniel Ostermyer Pittsburgh T. &. Wachob Elizabeth J. R. Patterson Waal Lebanon G. F. Rinn West Philadelphia Punxsutawney John M. Miller S. Ben Pollock Ross Sutton Blair Sutton I. Liehteberger Camp Lee George Fay Roof Frynte I. Roof Iselin Harrisburg Albert Jamison Heshbon Wilmer Stewart Town Philadelphia Atlantic City Clark Flude Wilmerding Jamey B. Green Mbensburg Green Sarah Wilkinsburg J. Green Plumyville K. D. Curtis Claghorn Frank R. Widdowson Ndiiuna Indiana Hospital Lanora Byers Wayne Aver Nue Murse Red , Cross Nursing Service AL Faas Sara Morgart Misa de Rosh

Draftees Leave for Training in Syracuse and Vancouver

A special call for United service sent draftees to train at Syracuse New York and Vancouver Washington for aircraft parts production. Names include Ira Paul Wall Lovejoy Burk Stuchell Palmer and many others from Clymer Homer City Indiana and nearby districts. A second group departed for Lytle Georgia and Kelly Field Texas for further duty.

Servier Syracuse Viannebuyer Ai Cenoya Jeriday Pennsylvania Vancouver Wash George Menry Barlyetinn Kellwood George J. Neeley McCrees Mills Albert Curtis Mekeel Vintondato John M. Peterman Indiana John Gilbert Shatter Homer City Crump Forest Lytle Gas District A. McKinley Brown Pann Stin Robert Johnston Clymer James Daniel Melull Joe Simancini Vilentino Philips Hellwood Peter

Local pastor writes home from overseas mission

Dr. Frederick W. Hinitt, pastor of the Presbyterian church, recently sailed to England to aid soldiers and writes from London. He recalls arriving aboard a convoy, describes the London welcome, and expresses pride in being American by adoption while praising the English home front and the prospects of serving in missionary work.

England Frederick W. Hinitt Presbyterian Church Town Hngland London America Loube Solers Dell Trish Sea Liverpool Heniltub County Addon Lenison Sikely

Unlucky Week Alarms Hanner City Man and Mine Worker Injured

RB Stahl owner of Ka mer City lee Company remains in Indian hospital after an auto truck collision with a Pennsylvania train at Fie ley station. A belt slip in an ice plant ignited a pulley causing a fire that damaged equipment. Homer City man injured in a mine fall is in critical condition at Indiana hospital.

Hanner City M Hospital Stahl Kamer City Lee Company Pennsylvania Fie Ley Station Anjidnig Mer Sirah Trietron Saffiebeny Homer City Bidiana

Deaths in Smicksburg and area toll

Obituaries from Smicksburg and nearby towns record the deaths of Capt. D. A. Lukehart of Smicksburg a Civil War veteran who died July 22 at the Reeding home in Surren and of Mrs. Mary A. Ruffner 74 a longtime Green township resident who died at Akron Ohio. Also noted is the passing of John H. Morrow 53 a Plumville carpenter who died after recent illness and the death of Mrs. Sadnuel Hiewer a Punxsutawney resident. Funeral services and burial details are provided for each.

DA. Lakehart D. A. Lakehart Smicksburg Prank Latte Gettysburg Shvongi Lorne Fela Lfe Mary A. Kultner Mary A. Ruitner A. H. Ruftner Purchase Line Harry Osx Akron Green Township Mast Mahoning Baptist Church Tres. M. M. Smith Daniel Berkey Ruffner Kony Anthony Mlastings Warry Ross Harvey Garman Pullen Timber Clyde Vidtner Homer City Lemuel Suffner Solomon Buterbiugh Cockport Aving Jonnah H. Morrow John Melkwen Morrow Plumville Punxaitawney Idaho Springs Cole Manville Morrow DuBois W. A. Morerow Wolpens Ales Mary Ashbaugly Turnlereek James Styehell Alorrow Plumvilla

Indiana County results surpass quota in war fund drive

County Chairman Crossman reports Indiana County and most boroughs exceeded their fourth war loan quotas. Total county contributions reach 41 02 while Arm and Pun districts posted varied tallies led by Burrell township and West Wheatfield pledges. A civic volunteer group and local bands organized drives across districts to support the effort.

Indiana Burrell Towistop

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Christian Workers Guiheic Pleasant Valley Club H. M. Zimmerman Planiville Italy Guiseppe Garibaldi Ruggles Venice Meade C. M. McEwen C. M. MeEwen A. D. Crooks KE. Ll. Meming Carrie Clevenger Chester, Va This County Sylves M. Clevenger Company My Bist Infantry Brackens Bracken Inihana Frank Riamonte the Patrios Albert Cain Ole Ann Stephens John T. Trimble Montgomery Anna Mary Fyock Charles Lentz Mens Wilgus Stella Bartlebaugh Charles J. McGaughey Blairaville Catherine Denison Slairsville M. R. Seigert Natrana VR. Kelly Moreland Co Harry Carson Carson Howe J. 8. Rowe Cherryhill Township Rowe Harry Crawford Marlon Center Arlington Field Houston Tes Steve Stravoueh Aubaian Steve Meo Piek Thompson Fred Martz Clara Suckling Hollidaysburg Harold Satelle Atloona Looual Tad Hughes Bonth Second Street Moyilay Hinghes Ivan Bates Agmericus Fulvanes Vane Sarawell Hiamond Grant Town Alm Maskets Frou Troutman Co Guntler Mrs. ©. G. Marshall Nanesy Mf Marshall G. Marshall Plumnville Phttuville Presbyterian Church Willing Workers Immville Sloan R. Marshall Near Pliumyville Tt. Bo Atiirose G. W. Mclntyre Glade Run Sadnuel Hiewer Siurs Punxsilawney Wats Bay Oredred Theydebadiy Ootta Ville RED Cross Tad Gaye Ping CiniGerts Ressler Loysville Leamaie Tadiana Auuditoriia Cadberan Park Honor City Dona Suehell Jobo Sibehel Strangford Hharesville Theodore Stuchull Crogksidie Hds Mera Laure Stuchell Dlavill Sol Mott Samuel Holl Yiars Myre Louie Ga Geaw Ihensharts Willam Rinter A. Kalli Lacarnamtines Mies William Walker Poavidl Stiveuy David Bliver Mes Miedaunt Bowers Alemiarr Bowers di Paree U Brown Nicktown GilWultemire Nolo Clinton Camplew Anis Wilson and James Gretingston Old Yellow Creek Tidigia Hospital Warry A. Tages Greensburg
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