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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

20 Jun 1917

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

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Homer City and surrounding towns social notes and events

Ray Shaffer returned from a ten day vacation in Seling Grove. Multiple residents including Clement O’Hara, Miss Myrna Nichol, and Mrs. Mae Black are noted as visiting or staying with relatives in nearby towns. A big carnival for the Homer City band is planned on the Miller plot behind the bank. Various local activities include church conventions, a Sunday school gathering, and community visitors from Blairsville, Indiana, and Oakmont.

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Homer City Ray J. W. Shaffer Seling Grove Clement O'Hara Reynoldeville George Lambing Near Green Ville M. St. Clair Latrobe Myrna Nichol Georgeville Myr Samuel Kissinger Clinton Mae Black Indiana Paul Lingle Crescent Club Robinson Newrytown Frank Schall J. A. Weamer W. H. Weamer Stork Mex Munghower Reams Gomer Vandergrift J. A. Flickinger Max R. P. Kindler Saltsburg Clair Kauffman New Concord Ohio Harvey Ferrier Helen Rosser Buffalo N. Y Rosa Rumbaugh Oakmont Miller Plot Margaret Reams Pittsburg Samuel Lucas J. D. George Blacklick Elizabeth Nippes Lucille Graff Epworth League Greensburg Anna George Smoky City J. A. Hayes Annie Bell Indiana Normal School J. J. Masters Bolivar J. M. Leonard Blairsville Arthur Brown William Linton Philadelphia Studebaker Methodist Church A. H. Davies Knights of Pythias Theo Snyder A. J. Duncan Viola Rich Wilkinsburg J. W. Clark L. A. Longnecker M. Bushnell Winifred Pitsburg Elizabeth Stoneback William Coad Livermore W. B. Hammond Anna Bell Dittie Cunningham Armagh J. A. Shrom Grace Doty Pittsbrg William Caulield Red Cross J.B. McGarr Naomi Freed Henrietta Kuhns Agpinwall
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Notice of probate estate of Ge B Calhoun

Notice of the estate of Ge B Calhoun late of Conemaugh township deceased has been granted. Creditors must present claims authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payments. Charles Calhoun, Executor, Suitsburg, Va, Dated June 6, 1937.

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Ge ¢ B. Calhoun Conemaugh Toywrship Charles §. Calhoun Suitsburg
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General Survey of the War Advances and Losses

British forces attacked and captured positions along the Hindenburg line near Bullecourt and Messines, reporting progress from 500 to 1,000 yards on a seven mile front. The Avenger merchant cruiser was sunk. Sequana and Leyland Inez Anglain also torpedoed with heavy loss of life. Zeppelin L-43 destroyed over the North Sea. Cameronian transport sunk. British retirements noted on the Struma front. Submarine losses and shipping attacks tallied with ongoing Greek Macedonian developments after Constantine’s abdication.

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Hindenburg Bullecourt Halghag Messines Ypres- Comines Lys Warnave North Sea Admiralty London Admiralty Atlantic Petrolite State Department Department Bonar Law House of Commons War Office Struma Front Bulgarian War Office Greece Constantine
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Homer City Boy Describes Sand Storm in Fort Bliss Letter

Harry A. Shaeffer, former Homer City boy now at Field Hospital No. 3 in Fort Bliss Texas, writes of a sand storm that forced them to shelter in a truck bed. He notes sand and stones tearing roofs, cracked lips and bleeding noses, and describes daily drills and meals. He mentions Ambulance Co. C headed for France and prey for European service. He ends with regards to his family.

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J. M. Risinger Center Township Harry A. Shaeffer Homer City Field Hospital No. 3 Fort Bliss Tex Hoe J. W. Shaeffer Homer City Lutheran Church France Europe Clyde
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