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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

5

Grim Harvest and Several Deaths Mark Indiana County Obits

A string of obituaries from Indiana County notes the deaths of Charles Alter aged about 67 at his sister’s home after a long illness, and Mary M. McKinstry and Caroline Howearth among others. The notices list surviving children and siblings, places including Bolivar Johnstown and Washington, and services held. Also included is a contractor notice seeking bids by June 30 1914 to repair a bridge roof over the Kiskiminetas River at Saltsburg with material specifications and a county engineer contact.

Charles Alter Miler Akey Hear Town Blair Nanticoke Sadie Foust Johnstown Nora McCurdy Wall, Pas Mabel Mack Bula Anderson William and Jay Bolivar Frank U. S. Cavalry Texas Howard Airey Joseph Everett Washington William Ross Sheloca Maria Philips L. M. Birch Aiey Indiana County Indiana Kiskiminétas River Saltsburg Hiram Smith County Eng Salisburg

Indiana Post 28 Hosts Pennsylvania Veterans Encampment

Indiana hosts welcomed the 48th Annual Encampment of the Pennsylvania Department Grand Army and other visiting veterans. Citizens provided entertainment, meals, and auto rides. financials show receipts of 1847.50 and expenses totaling 1050.40 with 297.10 balance. officers thanked local papers for notices. An additional ordinance vacates a Hancock street alley in Clymer.

Ind Pont G. A. R Indiana Department of Pennsylvania Grand Army Cole Erie Wells Harry White Petina Bine Phos H. Cole Penna. G. A. R Phila Samuel P. Town Erasmiug Wilson Pittsburgh Gazette Times Pennsylvania Accomodations Stéphens Hosack Marshall Parker William St. Clair Richards Robert Young Sons of First National Bank Indiana Post Hancock Street Borough of Clymer County of Indiana Commonwealth of Davison Knupp W. F. Neeley

Protein and Fat Carbohydrated Yet Not Entirely Sustained

The fragment mentions the protein and fat carbohydrate balance and suggests efforts to maintain or form a greater state. It reads as an incomplete note on nutrition or metabolism without clear entities, dates, or events to anchor a full news card.

Washington Party elects officers in Indiana County meeting

At a Washington Party gathering in Indiana County, Attorney J Day Brownlee Jr was named chairman, Charles McAnulty vice chairman, and Dudley Tonkins Levi McGuire and M A Risinger to the executive committee. Lafayette Tuck was appointed secretary and B S Sloan treasurer amid illness of Mrs Taylor Smiley. Ex Senator and Mrs M L McSnown visited local friends. Rev Harry Saum and wife, long time India missionaries, also in town. James A McQuown recovering from illness. Clair Hollis of Butler spent weekend here.

Washington Party Indiana J. Day Brownlee Town Charles MccAnulty Blaisville Dudley Tonkins Cherry’ Tree Levi McGuire Cherryhill Township M. A. Risinger Center Township Lafayette Tuck Homer City Sloan Taylor Smiley M. L. Mc. Snown Clearfield J. A. McQuown Anthony Baldwin and Son Mahaffey Samuel Rowley McGee's Mills Aaron Kanarr Harry Saum India James A.mcquown Clair Hollis Butler

Plumville gallery opens July 1 to 5 with The Child and the Bee

An excerpt notes a controversial artwork featuring a naked child giving money and honey to a wingless bee, framed as a moral allegory about labor and care. The text cites Quarles' Enchiridion to justify the symbolism and warns against rejecting such imagery.

County Towns News Mixes Visits and Church Events

Local residents from Wilkingburg to Dixonville, Blairsville, and New Kensington are noted visiting relatives, with Sabbath services and Children’s Day events highlighted. Visitors include Amelia Anderson, Bertha Kirkwood, Elizabeth Campbell, Jillian Bennett, and many others, along with sundry church, school, and social activities across East Wheatfield, South Bend, and surrounding areas.

Social and church notes from Ross County area guests

Locust reports Miss Josie Lockard and Mrs. Harry Baur with two children visiting Mrs. R. L. Emerick in Rossmayne. Pine church Children’s Services drew 250 attendees, contributing over twenty five dollars. Chloe Henry of Canoe Ridge visited Mrs. Michael Airgood. David Uber of Homer City visited relatives. Nellie Smith returned home to Punxsutawney after three weeks with her mother. May Airgood visited Frank Graft’s family near Hamill. Rev H H Foust of Marchand, Evangelical pastor, has purchased a Ford.

Josie Lockard Rossmayne Harry Baur Rossiter R. L. Emerick Pine Church Chloe Henry Canoe Ridge Michael Airgood David Uber Homer City

Plumville Visitors Reach Local Homes In D'Lancey Family Note

D'Lancey of Cincinnati visited his parents and relatives in and near town. Cadence Weamer of Vandergrift works at the home of her parents. The Weamer and Lyons families near Sykes visited D W Dowds' family.

Plumville D. CG D’lancey Cincinnati J. O D'Lancey Cadence Weamer Vandergrift Glark Weamer Lyons Near Sykes D. W. Dowds

Local visitors and travels noted across region

Sabbath visits bring Dr. C M Smith and family to Punxautawney relatives and neighbors gather at Mrs. Alice Lindie home. Pittsburgh residents Ruth Lukehart, Harry Stuchell and others travel to see kin. several families in DuBois, Butler, Rosamoyne, Marion Center and Indiana report brief visits and hosting over the weekend.

C. M. Smith Wm. Smith Punxautawney Mra Aaron Neff Xan, Clair Rosamoyne Alice Lyndie Misa Wilda We. Bois Harry W. Stuchell Pittsburgh Jane Stuchell Morris Lite Dayton Frank Runyan Ruth Lukehart Marion Center A. C W. E. Bowser Butler T. A. Douds Charles J. R. Douds Sloan Bell Emagine DuBois Bickie Morrow Dorcas McLain Atwood David

Idaho notes travel and visiting kin across Indiana

Mr and Mrs Frank Russell spend Wednesday in Indiana while Miss Emma Byers of Johnstown visits nephew Frank Mun. D E George and son Joseph visit W P George in South Bend. Estella Kimmel of Elderton visits Howerd Kimmel. Edward Barnett and family guests of Thomas Fiscus. Beulah Henderson returns from Dayton school for the summer. John Thompson Spring Church and Ire Sell Shelocta guest of E T Henderson Sumuy.

Idaho Frank Russell Spert Indiana Emma Byers Johnstown Jrank Mun D. E. George Joseph South Bend W. P. George Estella Kimmel Elderton Howerd Kimmel Edward Barnett

New Brick Schoolhouse Under Construction At Six Thousand

Mrs Sutton Glassford spent Thursday with friends in Garman s Mills. A new brick schoolhouse costing six thousand dollars is being built and will be completed in time for the fall term of school. Miss Sarah Johns, attending Marion Center, was at home over Sunday. J Milton Glassford and family recently returned from a four years stay in Lodi California are guests of his brother Sutton Glassford.

Starford Sutton Glassford Garman's Mills Fasl Sarah Johns Marion Center J. Milton Glassford Lodi Cal

Blinxoin comments on Stas sighting in office jacket

A garbled remark attributed to Mr Blinxoin claims a sighting of Stas in an office jacket last week. The fragmentary report preserves the names and the basic assertion without further context or confirmation.

Mr. Blinxoin Stas

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