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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1918

Page

7

News of County Towns in Blacklick region

Mr and Mrs Will Shank visited from Cresson, new southern families arrive. Emma Roberts returned to Sharpsville after a visit. Kalbach and Lowman families camping at Campbells Mills. Several locals visit relatives in Latrobe Blairsville and Indiana. Many residents plan trips to Washington and New York with government roles. Community notes include visits, hospital discharge, railroad actions, and local gatherings.

Will Shank Cresson Emma Roberts Sharpsville Frank Kalbach James Lowman Blairsville Campbell's Milla Thomas McGuire Latrobe Ira Nippes Mary Llewellyn Ridgway J. G. Nippes Maurice Raleigh Jennie Smith Youngstown, C Edward McDowell Hill District BE. M. Gushnell Indiana Florence Ward W. A. Ward Josephine F. R. Ward Dunbar Jean Maxwell Washington, D. C Helen Dodson Sumner Ben Marshall Wreeport Marion Cribbs Matthew Wiley Pittsburg Martin Wiley Blacklick Township Chester Fry Pitcairn D. B Donahey Nathan Rager Harvey Sheesley Deckers Point Sophia Williams Railroad Street W.M. Guiste Camphbell’s Mills A. H. Davies Methodist Church Mack Gerard East Liberty Howard Stewart Bellevue George Page Johnstown William Huston H. L. Rowe Vandergrift William Caulfield Breezedale Ben O’hara Indiana Hospital W. V. Hoge Wheeling W. Va W. G. McAdoo Blacklick Terminal J. J. Daniels Freeport T. B. Miller P. A.thompson A. Ferguson Fort London Cumberland Valley Minnie Mack Indiana Harbor Lydia Jamison John McFeaters Pitestrn David Mardis M. T."quist Nancy Wells Cale Moldy Garrie Kelly Margaret Dick Homer City M. R. Ross Chicago American Hygienic Co H. JX Wilmer M. R. Rager Central House S. S. McFeaters C. G. Steckman

Local Guests, Funerals Mentioned in Taylorsville

Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Win Harkens hosting Mr and Mrs James St Clair Mr and Mrs Frank Marks from Clymer Also present were Mr and Mrs Luke Wyland and son Blaine and Mr and Mrs H K Buterbaugh of Indiana Guests of Linus Buterbaugh Recently Mrs R L Siverd attended the funeral of her cousin John Potts buried at Richmond on Monday Steel Treese of South Dakota and Miss Helen Rice near Dixonville were guests of Allene Buterbaugh on Wednesday

Win, Harkens James St. Clair Frank Marks Clymer Luke Wyland Blaine Indiana Linus Buterbaugh R. L. Siverd John Potts Richmond Steel Treese South Dakota Helen Rice Dixonville Allene Buterbaugh

Wall Street broker asks for gold brick sale

A broker, from a family with an English surname, recounts a curious encounter with a man who shared his name and asked for $5, alleging Canada ties and a papers check. The tale ends with a wife’s skeptical question and a plea for leads on a gold brick.

Wall Street Benglinh Canada England John

On His Dignity

Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney funded a 250000 field ambulance for the Allies and shared war stories in New York. She praised the new English army and its rapid training of volunteers. An English officer recounted a comic exchange where a sentry refused a salute, saying he and the colonel had fallen out yesterday.

Harry Payne Whitney America New York

For Love of the Work and Swift Horses

A ship of quotes discusses Russia under pressure with women pursuing medicine abroad, noting social shifts and rural care by daughters of estates. A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph excerpt shares two horse tales about long rides, storms, and endurance from American and Canadian voices.

Russia London Maizypop Chicago Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Yale Seal Error Lets Motto Read Blasphemers and Warmers

A historic blunder misprinted Yale University seal with the motto Blasphemers and Warmers instead of Light and Truth. Observers say the slip underscores the adage that a little knowledge is dangerous, and the mistake might have stayed hidden if not noticed.

Yale University

The Experiment by Agnes Brogan

In this tale a guardian and aunt plot to test Cicely Blakes fortune by staging a feigned loss of wealth. Cicely confronts her suitor Douglas Malin and asserts independence while a planned deception inches toward exposure. The guardian seeks Mr Lane’s counsel as events unfold around money and potential love.

Western Newspaper Union Guardian Agate Cicely Nodders Cheely Lane Mr. Lane Cieely Girden Wilight Biurmurs Oherk Indy Stobert Fane Cleely Ded Robert Deangelus Mae Hubert Daddy Janne Dougla

Roll Up Your Sleeves and Fight: War Echoes Across Oceans

A Paris Temps correspondent praises American doughboys in France with sleeves rolled and shirts off, viewing their bold assault as proof of success. Local notices warn customers of store hours as July 84 closing enforces rest, while a Lovejoy, Pa. ad calls for duty at home to support soldiers in France through increased production, consumption, savings, and lending to the government.

Paris Temps Prenchman America United States Wstep Trading CO Lovejoy Meance Americas Europe France

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Blacklick Taylorsville the Savings & Trust Co the Farmers Bank PENNA Wife Broker Agnes Brogan Pitestiret Gavatto THE BON Ton Coats Selec Bar Street Spall Ndianas Luxenberg Indiana County Luxenbera
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