Oldest Indiana resident Nancy J Miller dies at home
Nancy J Miller aged 92 of Indiana and long time South Mahoning resident died at her home on Slouth IilLh shreal after a long life as one of the area’s oldest inhabitants. She leaves children John I Miller Mary Rankin Sobellen S Miller Bryan Miller and Mrs James Mulberger with services conducted by Rev C G Morrow at Plumsville United Presbyterian Church. Interment followed at Harmony cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J. Miller
Indiana
Slouth IilLh Shreal
Mantha
William Johnston
Pluncreek Lownship
Armatrans County
Robert Miller
South Mahoning Lownship
Mr. Miller
Plumsville
Phoebe Carney
Cherryhill Township
Bright
Milton Carey
Carney
M. i. Church of
Penn Run
J. Knox Carney
Town
Emerson Carney
Morgantown
W. Va
Burt Carney
Johnstown
James Gibson
Zonas Decker
Blanche
Jegiste Carney
Tev
J.D. Keller
Harmony Cemetery
J. UW. Staumpf
Cockport
James Henderson Stumpf
Green Township
Marion Center
Elo
67Th Pennsylvania Infantry
Thosanna Mackins
William G. Stumpf
Dunmire
David Sutter
Tarmer
Plame
Indiana Hospital
North Mahoning Township
Punxsulawney
Akron
Sutter
Clarksburg
H. G. Sutter
Woodbury
N. J
Joseph Jordan
Irwin Simpson
Punxautawney
William, J. Nusack
William J. Hosnek
West Mahoning Township
Ghiristiana Melarfund
Ros
Mma i
Lukehart
Mra
W. G. Dornive
Homer Kerr
Graig Whitaker
Jéthel Hlovack
Capua Sheds Details on Capable Campbeil Boy Death
Howell of the 20th infantry writes of Mary Wiffee son of Mr. and Mrs. Bee Glen Cape bell killed in action near Grand Pre. He describes October 30th shelling, burial by Chaplain Wallace, and notes Wiffee was highly respected. The letter links the November 1st assault to the regiment’s front line position and expresses sympathy to the family.
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Capua
O Howell
Marry Wiffee
Mra. T
Bee
Glen Cape Bell
Addras
W. W. Joe
St. Juvin St. Georges Road
Grand Pre
Wallace
Jim
St. Juvin- Sonmerance
Payne
County's Big Coal Record Last Year
Indiana county coal production in 1918 totaled about 6.19 million net tons in the 25th bituminous district, with 6.08 million shipped to market and 10,321 tons used in brick and tile manufacture. The report shows 65 mines in operation, 4,791 workers inside mines, 957 outside, 14 internal fatal accidents, 2 external, and notes small mines producing over 500,000 tons. Also mentions a WWI letter from Sgt. Clyde Parks and local notices on real estate, schools, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas 8. Lowther
Indiana
Clymer
Mr. Lowther
Indiana County
Lowther
Blacklick Club Women Hold A Social Event
The Civic and Literary Club of Blacklick and Burrell marked its fifth anniversary on a Tuesday in March with a reception for new members. President Annie Bell welcomed guests as Mary Johnston spoke on Women's Part in the World's Progress. Current events were shared by Mrs J J Spackman, and readings by Mrs Emerson Bushnell. Mrs William Heimbach read a paper on Men Who Are Making Our Country. Music by Mrs O Smith, Mrs W A Ward, and Misses Sara Duncan, Dorothy Stoneback, Winifred Bushnell preceded an elaborate lunch served by the social committee. More than a hundred people attended, including many children. The club had a successful year with several new members. Mrs Nellie Shrom died during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick and Burrell
Annie Bell
Mary Johnston
J. J. Spackman
Emerson Bushnell
William Heimbach
Nellie Shrom
Indiana Boy Blinded by Gas While Serving Country
Charles Williamson of Washington Street is in a Brest France military hospital after being blinded by gas in action with Co L 818th Infantry. A nurse’s letter reports cautious hope for recovering his eyesight and ongoing treatment.
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Indiana
France
Charles Williamson
Silag Williamson
Washington Street
Brest
Co. L
818Th Infantry
Willilamson
Band appearance by Danny Nirella and team set for March 20
A premier program of unequalled excellence will feature Miss Vere Kalghn, a noted soprano, with Danny Nirella and his superb band of musicians scheduled to perform on Thursday March 20. The event promises high musical quality and strong audience interest. A separate note reports a damage suit settled for 5000 dollars against Pot ter Goat and Coke Company of Coral and Chas W Clawson of Blairyville.
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Danny Nirella
Vere Kalghn
Potter Goat & Coke Company
Coral
Chas. W. Clawson
Blairyvilla
Greensburg
Philanthropy Seeks Causes Behind Poverty
Modern philanthropy shifts toward preventive work by targeting underlying causes of poverty. Experts call for structural reforms and sustainable programs to address root issues rather than symptoms.
Court Faces Murder Trial and Local Indictments
A March criminal court session features a murder trial for Frank Dinini and other indictments arising from the grand jury. Trials include larceny cases against Tony and Hannah Truence, and a pocketbook theft case against Mary Dancovich. The grand jury also urges jail and county home improvements and calls for a nurse for the County Home. An aeroplane sighting over Armagh pleases residents, and local social notes record a birthday gathering for Mrs. Walter Black. Porter King dies in Indiana jail hospital after a suicide attempt, with a daughter surviving in Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Glasso
Tony Truence
Hannah Truence
Glasso
Mary
Truences
FF. J. Lavely
Johnstown
John WR. Baker
Lavely
Charles Lavely
Cherry Tree
Caae
The
Commonwealth
Wiliam Barbour
John Gardner
Glen Campbell
Mary Dancovich
Jarceny
William Shalalah
Frank Frain
Ros Lavaly
Roy Pierce
Joe Koulchar
Frank Dinini
Murfer
Tony
Arthur Cramer
Hibbard
Palla Navis
John Blaner
John Granton
Earl Strickland
Lynots Plionke
Andy Donke
Fred Roberts
John Lesneck
Annie Vito
Constant Stanish
Stanley Skotnicki
Anthony Andreskacz
Grand
Williard
Grand Jury
Coun‘ty
Johnston
County Gets In Line For Better Roads
Indiana County leaders push for state aided roads under Sproul plan. John S Fisher outlines Primary and Secondary highways to Blairsville and beyond, with counties and townships to share costs under the 10 50 plan. Next meeting set for March 18 to decide township contributions.
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Indiana County
Court Louse
Saltsburg Road
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Inne
Lon. John
State Highway Department
Indiana
Blairsville
Punxeytawney
Kittanning
Fisher
Uble Highway Department
Salinburg
Marion Center
Glen Campbell
Burnside
Clymer
Homer City
Armagh
West Pike
A. P. Lowry
W. . Wagner
J. M. Marshall
Glarksburg
White Township
Canter Township
Blacklick Township
Court House
Bhalynan
Grimans criticize waifs and German arrogance in war notes
In a February 8 message to teacher J Taylor Gell of South Seventh Street, Sergeant H Todd Well now with American troops cites German arrogance and reverence for the Kaiser. He warns that appeasing Germany could let it rise again and threaten peace. He also notes hardships of war at St Mihiel and mentions wounded Private J M Wiles and Private Raymond Shick visiting home on furlough.
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Dace
Tis Teather
J. Taylor Gell
South Seventh Straet
Serveant
H. Todd
Germany
Bell
ETG
Flo
Ulair
France
Conny
J. M. Wilta
St. Mihiel
P. Young
Raymond Shick
James Shick
Town
Wile
Chancela
Government Hospital
Carlisle
Knoxville Presbyterian Church Extends Call to Rev McDivitt
The Knoxville Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh has extended a call to Rev. M. M. McDivitt, pastor of Blairsville Presbyterian Church, in a local church notices item. Local names appear garbled in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
M. M. McDivitt
Blairsville Presbyterian Church
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Nancy 4. Miller
Tayi
Mary M. Winter
Mary M. Kinter
Horace Sinter
South Witth
Riday
Fo & Company
Tatslo
James O. Benlton
James
Bratten
Topeka
Kans
Herbert Riddle
Lillian Riddle
Harbert Hiddle
Lockport
Wolivar
James Brett
Wtobinson
Jack Smith
Jack Penn Smith
Wiliam Smith
West School Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Lounty
Tun Shell
Thomas
Orenesion Boy
Argonne Forest
Blue Ridge Mountain
Saleny Church
Hallowe'en
Gircle Bible
M. B. ‘Church of ‘Webram
Helsel
Harry Graham
UL. D. Cassatt
A. M. Graffius
D. Amond
William 0. Moorhead
School Street
D. C. Mack
North Ninth Street
Moorhead
Lewis Clark
South Seventh Street
A. A. Pattison
A.J. Lydick
Lovejoy
Bookamba
Rayne Township
Pariawood
R. G. Spence
Armstrong Township
Mr. Spence
John M. Simpson
J. Q. Smith
Ernest
Mr. Simpson
Grace Church
Eve
BY. Y. Ellens Berger
G. W. Sprinkle
Blacklick Club
Brushvalley Farmers
Mechanicsburg
Brushvalley Farmers’ Association
A.W. Overdorff
Claire MecPeaters
M. C. Stewart
Blair Miller
A. W. Overdorff
Bar) T. Miller
Galvin H. Steffy
David Baun
Juneau
J. W. Riging
Turtle Creek
Charles Bricker
Dayton
J. A. Armstrong
Near Cherry
C. R. McAdoo
Cherry Tree R. D
Cribbs and Son
Albert
H. M. Mock
Chevy Chase
B.A. Baker
Blacklick
John W. Gromsey
R. D
Robert Waller
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Mack
North Sixth Street
Samuel Shields
Grangeline
Near
Livermore
A. L. McCullough
Atwood
B. ¢. Buchheit
South Sevanth Street
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Harry Peffer
Marchand
James McMillen
M. .B. Allison
Coulter
Paul
West Lebanon
Archie Wowler
Wiest Oak Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra. 7
G. Alison
Clarence Peterman
41St Division
Walter Black
Jacob O. Repine
Repine
Hera
William Macquilken
Marines
Paris Island
John Maquilken
South Street
J. M. Owens
Culver
Mimer B. Owens
Walter Stuchell
Stuchell
Dixonville
Barney ‘Martin
Tarrinburg
Ethel JB. McQuiston
Maude E. Thomas
Grove Chapel
Katherine Davis
Cameron Deaben-iderfer
Leila Furman
Famington
New Mexico
JG. G.furman
Glassport
Wright
Catherine Mannera
Deckrite Paint
Ivy
de Markel
Denter Township
Bytcher
Yir Dnity
Mineola
NJ. Y
Black
Porter King
Olymer
John 8 Fisher
Highway Department
John Charlton
Rossiter Fyn M. Uber
McGee's Mills Thawas
Bracken East Wheatfield
Josephine WH. Rodgers
Waxut
Wheatfield
Biatreville
Bairdstown Sea ‘Cole
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