Graceton Community News Highlights and Visits
The Graceton area reports visits by Mrs. Joli Corhran and families from Marhklick and Reynoldsville relatives. Ed Edwards is home with typhoid fever. Edward Orehoskey arrives in France with the draft. The Graceton M. B. church program enlivens Sunday evening. a large crowd attends the festival and Red Cross women finish seven quilts for Losi use. Local residents travel to Homer City, Marion Center, and Indiana for visits and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli Corhran
Marhklick
Lown
Clark
Reynoldsville
Wan
Tat Roxle Edwards
Tlrry ‘Vaylor
George Reed
Dider City
Ius
Chinne Maglish
Jtomeriter
Jala Wockenberry
Mer
Meroarsa Asl
Fies Thosplon
Priver
William Starry
Jfomer City
Mey
Colder
Blairay Latrobe
Bere Hestweeds
Frank Gaarhard
Com
Aynentoy
George Kenly
Bam
I ‘Tonmmnessee Camp
Alvs
Hay Buchanan
India
James Lowder
Raymond Wiehl
Claghorn
Graceton
Margaret Case
McCoy
Uniontown
Jack Atkin- Bon
Mes
D. Edwards
Black
Nell
Magontown
C. Molingle
Orehoskey
Edward Orehoskey
France
Indiana
Jamant
McDonald
Il Marion Center
Mack Werrier
Larry
Worthlomer City
D. Wallkar
O. W. Mikesell
Larry Wilson
Allison Loughry
Joe Polinsky
Mike Zinnaners
Llamoldin
Argyle Miller
D. D. Walter
Homer City
Garl Faith
J. Flenderson
Mira
Lottie Pairman
Loetby
W. W. E Harbison
Shelocta
Daniel King
George
Kidiana Hospital
Roy Acoree
Zions Valley
Lavenii
Martha
Janet Raid Mildred Townsend
iHwabeh
Nellie Lois Alishouse
Mordu Wray
Bertha Campbell
Olive Silvis
Messrs
Kenry ‘Townsend
Laelid Divina
Llevorai Inepsfield
Melvin Silvis
Samuel Beighley
Venn Waitt
Tony
Dane King
Mas. Hol Awkeny
Sos Daddinnt
Mae
Charles Wherry
Hoo
Saare Sin de Tana
Weaver
Sune
Otter Dacher
Hark Wood Syantt Sactiraliy Ev Chine Ib
Ladies of the Red Cross Auxiliary
My Boy Has Gone to France War Mothers Speak
In a New York Red Cross workroom a mother voices pride and sorrow over sons sent to war. She honors those who stay, contrasts patriotic duty with the pain of loss, and recalls her own sacrifice to support her country. A companion, Mrs. South, shares her faith and resolve while others reflect on motherhood and duty in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New York
Codnes
Mrs. Smith
Mies
Tan
Miss Sawyer
France
Jack
Tie
Washington
Gruntlil
Bane
Tam
Tena
Mrs. South
Phere
Irom
Chereby
Ships Must Have Wireless Under 1910 Law
An 1910 act required open‑vessel Steiner passengers to carry efficient wireless telegraph gear and operators within a hundred miles range. After a disaster, the rule was amended to require two skilled personnel and continuous operation during voyages to ensure vigilant use of the apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner
Congress
United States
Gu Tyenisek
School boards plan meetings to elect teachers 1918 notices
Multiple township boards in 1918 announce meetings to elect teachers for the coming term and to bids for coal fuel and supplies. Green township to meet June 22 at 2 pm for eight teachers and bids on coal. Mast Wheatfield at Armagh June 22 for twelve teachers. Armstrong township to meet June 29 for 1948 1919 term and fuel bids. Burlington township at Ling schoolhouse June 22 to elect one teacher. Officials named include Bonner, Williams, Mack, Fry, Sulyis, Grafipius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie School Board of
Banks Township
Bonner
Protosslter
Green Township
Stafford
Richard Williams
H.W. Longwill
Dixonville
Mast Wheatfield Township
Armagh
C. Mack
Tlliam Fry
New Florence
Whorlock
P.m
Anthony
Esperty
Millon Sulyis
Parkwood
T. Robs Campbell
Bulington Township
Ling
Brewers Should See This Percheron Stallion
Veinard the imported Percheron stallion, approved license No 112, registered and found, will season in the owner’s barn near Salem church Green township. Terms ten dollars to insure living colt ten days old. Horse breeders invited to inspect this fine horse regarded as one of the best in the section. W B Douglass R Ty 3 Clymer Pit June 6 1918
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veinard
Salem Church
Green Township
W. B. Douglass
Clymer
Pit
Executor's Notice for Mary C. Siverd Estate
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Mrs. Mary C. Siverd late of Greentown township deceased. Those having claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement. Debtors urged to make prompt payment. May 22, wis. toeln 13, sty schon, tovejoy, n. d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telford
Notch
Mary
George
Young Township
Ln. R. Ghorgh
West Tebanon
Veeler & Feit
Samuel Kauffman
White Township
Blacklick Township
Harrison Kaustman
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
T. A
Blairsville and
Indiana Road
Blacklick
H. B. Wiley
Wade
Notice of guardian petition to sell private parcel in Indland county
Lucinda Slik guardian of Carl Th Sladuk will petition the Orphans Court of Indland county on Monday at 10 o clock for leave to sell at private sale a lot of about one acre in Qberryhlil township bounded by the Juxauyilostymer road and private road to Shank Tomesten land of Lacinda Shank and Andy Seaman. The dwelling on the property will sell for 1100 dollars and the court will determine the value of the curtesy interest. June VW IJNT8-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Slik
Carl Th Sladuk
Cour
Indland
Tor
Qberryhlil
Andy Seaman
Lucinda. Sttank
Notice of Sale of Stock and Public Bid Call
Notified sale of stock pledged to secure a loan on February 26, 1918. Collateral includes shares of Johstown Sanitary Dairy and Sanitary Storage Co. bids set for June 17 at Savings and Trust Co. building in Fyredl ang. Va. Also notices for school building bid in South Mahontasy Twp Indiana Co Pa due June 22 1918 and administrator notices for Mary I George and Samuel Kauffman estates with bid and bond requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Walton
Clymer National House
Clyther
Johstown Sanitary Dairy Company
Sanitary , Tee and Coll Storage Company
Clymer Nationnal
Clymer
Savings and, Trust Company
Fyredlang
O'Dork
Athorney
ROTA
South Mahontasy Township
Indiana County
Avbrone
Ambose
A. T P. Marshall
Blairsville Pa Supervisors Cite Ackerson Secretary
Acker son Secretary of Blairsville Pa is listed with the Supervisors and names B Long G MecRe Ay it B Wilky. The entry dated June 12, 1018-Bt notes official action or attendance by local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Ackerson
Blairsville
Painting Indiana County Courthouse Sealed Bid Notice
Indiana County invites novice to contract with bids due June 28 1918 for painting from tower top to lower main verge. Each bid must include a $100 check forfeit if not signed within 10 days. Specifications at County Commissioners office or County Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners
Indiana County
Court House
Telrad
Plumville Supply Co Fertilizer and Goods on Hand
Plumville Supply Co announces a large stock of fertilizer and a nice line of general merchandise available in Plumville Pennsylvania. The notice highlights ample supplies for local farmers and shoppers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Point Store
Chas.p. Jobe
Prop
Indiana County Distributors OF
J. A. Pearce
Rossiter J
Gilhousen
Flames
W. Beck
Gipsy
Conner
Hillsdale TL
W. Thomas
Glen Campbell
B.A. Sheffler
West Leb
J.M. Stewart & Co
Indiana, Pa
Joe” Campbell’s Shoe Store
Philadelphia St
Stbar
Sauget & Buhl
Pittsburgh
South Bend
Jens Eloris
Broauks
Af Jesustowa
Priiosiansor
Romtoa
Peter Wit
Ty Wood
Vega
School Board of
Altison
Fred W. Jlenry
Cockport
Deidre
Salsglyinr, Secy
Hortons, Ma
Armstrong Township
A, M
Grafipius
Secy
Wehrum
S. 7
Manshalt
Ives
Schicksburg, Pa
A, C
Luerhart
Kh. D
Dayton, Pa
Jung
B. Long
G Mecre
Ayit B
Wilky
Indiana County Court House
A. B. Towtm
Mansall
W. B. Wagnet
H.R. Wilby
Wwhomas PT Ale
Ste
Plumville Supply CO
Plumville, Pa
Steving
Philadelphia Street Bell
Hils
Miners Bank
Jacksonville
Indiana Foundry Company
Indiana, Penna
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