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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

7

Red Cross Funds Totaling Fifty Thousand? (Headline from OCR)

Openly Chairman J A Crossman issues report of funds received from various districts of county and turned over to the county treasurer. A Blacksnake killed birds in Rayne township while Leroy Huber, son of Thomas Huber, chopped into a hollow tree and killed the five and a half foot snake that had swallowed four flicker chicks.

J. A. Crossman Whith I. Hildebrand Jad Leroy Huber Thomas Huber Rayne Town American Red Cross Tom B. Hildebrand Crossman Hildebrand Armagh Oeene Armstrong Bankseevee Blacklick Piatraville Brushvalley Buffington Teeer Burrell Center Cherryhill Cherry Tree Clymer Raste's Conemaugh Creekside Glen Campbell Grant Peeee Greeneaeee Indiana Homer City Jacksonville Mahoning Mahoning, Ww Mahoning, N Mahoning Marion Center Mechanicsburg Montgomery Pine Plumville Saltsburg Shelo

Indiana County Food Administrator Acts on Grain Hoarding Case

Samuel Kimmell of Shelocta faced action after reports of selling flour without substitutes and hoarding 800 bushels of wheat 1000 bushels of rye and 80 barrels of flour. He chose a $50 donation to the Red Cross after being found to withhold wheat and flour awaiting a higher price. A Homer City merchant paid $25 for food ruling violations. Several injuries reported in a trolley collision near Josephine. An estate division lists bequests and instruction naming Emma E. Roberts and others.

Samuel Kimmel Samuel Kimmell Shelocta Indiana County J. H. Parnell Kimmell Red Cross Parnell Federal Department For Action Treasury of Homer City The Andy Rickert Wic~kart Noel Ingstead the Red Cross

Kenjwain Chaplin Lincoln impersonator dies in New York

Kenjwain Chaplin the famed Abraham Lincoln impersonator died in a Liberty New York sanitarium aged unknown. He gained fame for lectures and films portraying Lincoln s life and work and his likeness drew wide attention including a serial film A Son of Democracy at a local theater.

Kenjwain Chaplin Abraham Lincoln Benjamin Chaplin Liberty N.Y Lincoln Indiana

Willis Witson Heads County Committee Again

At the Court house meeting Friday afternoon J Willis Wilson was re elected chairman of the Republican County Committee for another year. He thanked the group for unity and predicted a large Republican majority in November. Rev J T Davis Blairsville Republican candidate for Assembly urged party harmony and full support for the ticket. Burgess J A Crossman Lown spoke briefly. Confidence in a Republican victory was voiced as Wilson plans an active fall campaign.

Assembly Republican County Committee J. Willis Wilson Wilson Committee For the United J. T. Davis Blairsville Davis Burgess J. A. Crossman Lown

War Savings Day Proclaimed For June 28 1918

A joint proclamation by President Wilson and the Pennsylvania governor sets Friday June 28 1918 as National War Savings Day. All citizens are directed to enroll as regular purchasers of War Savings Stamps at their nearest polling place. Stamps available for 1918 purchases must be signed on June 28. The table lists June costs and maturity values, with limits of 1000 in one name. Stamps bear 4 percent interest, are tax free, insured when registered, and backed by US property. Proclamation urges saving to support the war effort, and notes June 28 is the deadline to pledge. Some local notes cover desecration at a cemetery, volunteers for military training, and assorted community updates.

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Personal Briefs from Indiana Visit Many Locals

Local notes report Mrs J M Butterbaugh of Wolrum and Mrs Carl Chambers of Trade City traveling to Indiana. George K Shewart, a former resident of Gallfortila, visits town. Several others from areas such as Oakland Avenue and West Church Street attend graduations and witness ceremonies. Multiple family visits, wartime service updates, births, promotions, and travel by residents and relatives are listed, including a new son Thomas Sutton Jr and a reconstruction work assignment for Lena Tilehekek.

J.M. Butterbaugh Wol Rum M Ealler Lidinun Bmonday Carl Chambers Trade City Indiana George K. Shewart Gallfortila Mee A. & Wallace Oakland Avenue Wellesley College Florenca Floa ‘Walters Altoona Wis Margaret Mincus Church Street JW. Wershall Suilelsbireg Striday Nellie McCarthy Ternesboro Twila Macquaiken School Street Misseslizabeth Mary Lagan Saltsburg Co. M. A Eh Int U.S. A France Homer Waddell Kittanning J. Wilson Thompson Railroad Avenue Thoburn Smith New York J. Walker Smith Lown W. L. ‘McKee School Streat Philadelphia McKee Emma Arthurs George Linsenbigler Ajollo Annia Coy Kiwin Dickey Apollo Breezedale Cherryhill Township South Sixth Street Oakdale Misa Kidd Pittsburgh D. M. Buterbaugh Welrim M. Gearhart Willamsport Sunbury Thomuws Sutton, Jr Edward IL. Sutton Thomas Sutton Robert N. Anthony Wyandotty Mich Mra Ndaw Stale Mosgrove Model School Joseph William Nancy R Risinger Risinger Conant Rhode Island Italy June FL Leonard Noraschagl Elly Melee The Normal James Sutton New York City Thas Maabtey Navy Migs Charcrude Goodkin James Metireyar Willa Indyaga Pitesburch Alargaret Swoylie Seman Wal

Transfers of Deeds in Indiana County Since Last Report

A long list details numerous deed transfers in Indiana County, including buyers and sellers such as Thomas Edwards, Keystone Coal Co, Rochester & Pittsbur gh Coal & Iron Co, and many individuals. The transfers cover parcels and coal lands across multiple townships, with values ranging up to thousands of dollars, reflecting broad property activity and market movements in the region.

Tecorkat Indiana County Laat Thomas Edwards Banks Moeredh Aka Julivk Wilson Conemiugh Keystone Coal Co Fenco Krank A. Hoffman Lola Domme Ey Olly FL Aloie Sherwood S Wetsel Marion Center Mary Brady Wirzabeth Gaff Saltshore M. Wieneke Mika Tampany Rael Glenn Campbell Samuel McCullonen John M. Tart Steve Stiflimm Wola Miller Glen Gaip- Wall L. Schrode Medward FH. Bolt Aures Chorery Wil YLT Accres Wast Whertfield Iultington Wood New M. i. Buterbaugh Clyner la Maude Long Claveland K. Clark Third Ward Indiana Omer Guty Win Gardner Gurrell Harry DM. Clark Harry J. Johston Armstrong Myers Margaret G. Lownan Towser D. Ln Moorhead Center Ch. Maxan National Bank of Indiana Young W. C. Multon Athuo Gora Mraupten Garant Julia A. Aighard Frank Wi. Manning Aeres Burrell Mary Maunhys J. Welford Marat Ward John Mister J. Wood Clark Tia Rochester & Pillsburgh Coal & Iron Co Harrison Glystone 20 Acres Washington Wb. M. Clark BLIND Samuel Spence Til Acres J. A. Chirk ROWE W. Johnston Lt Shih Tawdiesville Toy Clawson Herry We Pendler Pliedrswile Heads Varuting Varlage Shaliesville Lydied A. Andrasik Clymer Ioleh SUELO Headsvilliy Bard John Melty Wat Fulmer Green Stave Saransky Garth Arnstrong John Wi Carnahan Ros Apnidhous John Garnahan Win. T. Gardner Jotna Burrell Wilhart Runkip George Whilrsvilla McCrea Clara “Munghower Thegn Martha Interkaugh Froston I Delancey Plamville Marshall Kunkle Canter Samuul Stewart

Patriotic Day Observed At Normal School Grounds

A large audience attended a patriotic Day ceremony at the Normal school grounds on a Friday evening. Indiana Lodge No 901 and the Clymer Military band led the march to the platform where prayers by Kayo J A Boalan and speeches by local leaders celebrated Old Glory with a 19 star flag and tributes to the nation.

Canuais Oon Inddanme Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of the Ilks Clymer Military Band Indiana Troop of Boy Scouts Odor Kayo J. A. Boalan Christita Church Gearhart Qrus Eerarel George J. Elt Tows M. UL Gattghal Bahegeh Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company J. Ider Peeler Arthur Lownloy Town Ibner W. Allison Harry Laughlin Joh. King Charles Geasler Stars and Stripes

Verbal Report on Sinicksburg Official Injured in Tank Explosion

Unclear OCR notes describe Sinicksburg resident Burke ly Burned by an formaldehyde tank explosion. County Commissioner Adam Klack was injured while involved in firefighting at a school house. Eye injuries feared as burns may impair sight. Black recovering at daughter’s home under Dr Gourley care. Further updates indicate his condition is serious.

Sinicksburg Ann Jasploston Hix Adam Klack Tack Bla Black G. A. Rodingon Junssitawney R. C. Gourley Indiaon Acklad

Deaths of Oldest County Resident Mrs Porterfield

Mrs. Mary Porterfield aged about ninety died Wednesday at her daughter’s home in Parkwood after a long life near Indians and in Cherry Hill Township. Funeral services were held Friday and burial followed in Lateal Swamp cemetery. Also noted is James Sanders age five and a report on women registering for wine work under the War Diversion Committee.

Mary Porterfield Mary Porterfieald Ty Yunars Mera. J. O' Garnahan Parkwood A. Porterfield Lod, Gul Thelecoused Ree Daighter Uotil Stefeken Weness Carindven Orville Planing Grebo Cadlad Presbyterian Church EN Tsplier Maery Phubairs Aeahibor Woundday Lair Soc Ud Lowell Cunahy Mba Caesey Downy Ely Taubeton Vandergelst EB. Wolmes Ping White Mars Ald Hines Dad Hodes James Sanders William Sanders Glen Campbell Mra James Sith Lucerne Urey Tsabel Laveen

Murder Case Before Court Throughout Week In Indiana

A multi-day murder trial unfolds as Tony Curato and Tony Bufano face charges linked to a Homer City holdup and the police shooting of Private Andrew Crap. The jury returns a second degree murder verdict against Curato, with Bufano’s trial ongoing amid testimony tying him to the crime spree.

Las Tony Curato Pate Curato John Pagnotta Jim Pisauridia Haliing Tony Cigossa Jee Callary Alagana Mike Ayoub Hammer City Chas, Curry Altagna Couwd Hiv Indiana Andrew Ceap Tony Bufano Curatos Johnstown Ile Homer City Altoonaten Bufano Curato

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Indiana County Street Railways Josephine Wade Harris Francis Roof Paul Fackas Renita Kinder Joe Basco Alice Basco Pertha Marks Ellicott and Lewis Mecca June Roberts Leethburg Emma E. Roberts Robert Lawrence I’. Roberts Sarah BE. Duncan Emma B. Roberts John G Albert Ping Township Heilwood R. O. Lytle Sara Jobs Sara Glenn Grace Wallace Elina Williams Lara Griffth Mary Johns Alverda Olive Smith Warner Bennetty Griffith Vernta Iysell Williams Verna Steary Aerones Town Vinton Atwendy Nolo Alary Ewing Rhoades Helle Diehl Mie Feathers Kell- Wood Pineton Markeis Troutman Co Iery Dward M. Craig Mary B. Caldwell Walter D. Leigh Bolivar Trene BE. Robinson Robinson Ernest Klingensmith Rossiter Margaret M.cooper Walter M. Pennington Valletta F. Oliva Montgomery Lovejoy Wilmington Del Harry Issex Florence K. Butterbaugh Ephraim McMihhoes Rayne Two Lulu C. Rankin Calvin K. Deemer Vandergrift Carrie A. Neal +'sts Biderton Scott Aukedith G. Bark Gastown Rance Paul B. Stewart Co. B Bat A. G. Stewart Young Township Matthew H. Bruce Mary H. Bruce East Oak Street Matthew Sl. Bruce Oversea Ordnance Sarvice Bruce Progress Force Pennsylvania Railroad Suniday Scheel Workers Ernest Indiana County Sabbath School Iil Willis Witson Mega Livermore Greensburg Sta Iion Budd Stanley Houck Purchase Line Daniel Clay Davis General Electric Raymond Kirkwood Arcadia Lafayette College Charles McCardle Stanley Dean Lockard Wereonautics Department Vancouver, Wash Gen Campbell Rayburn Keeler J. J. Keeler West Watersheet Rayburn Keeler Camp Lee Bolivar Helen Elkin Armstrong Europe John 2. Elkin Newell Douglass Ben Jones Lyman Walbridge Cape May Presbyterian Church West Armour West Hultvar Univols Hwy Muud Tarahaing Tha Natlungl Wilkian St. Jlomes Cullen Samueday Mos Uf Vo Tewliigi Tabetan Avenue Pele Wulves Graves City Agie Haridan Lay Eb Pee Ren Paveramiente Peek Feelager Wile Wtranepana Haina Ds PG Phauewebi Baeidners Lawrence Thowpson Vanedorgrt Hag Woodee Mee Noardy Stans Ons OF Allmcgud Alayers Stats Vrigh Taylor Oilicey Unisey Deeuys Mack Yirne Courd Anderson Indiana Fir Grounds Ronners Mies Parma Bonn Anderson Lyderiin India Avex Anderson Jamas Anderson Parkwoods MM Nora Ails Ducksonvilla D. AW. Antderson Markwad Secad Sune Li Cauid Wrank Malafarina Hedlwood Slyve Mahalie John Baker Pete Larborer Mclntyre William EM Was Mat Poser Af Hobindale Jack Amdhrovich George Edward Cummins Biriesville James Reed Brady Jlumer Ily Nazarene Orsini Oral Masquale Pace McIntyre Itev McSherry New Florence New Berlin Koy Lockport Lantiel Germany Weat Wheat Aand Township This County White Township Noroui Pear Jaghina Normal St. Vincent College
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