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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1918

Page

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Disputed Horse Deal Now Before Court

Civil court hears case of D. D. Cribbs vs W. B. Coffman over a 1914 horse purchase guarantee. Judge Langham also presided over several criminal pleas with penalties including fines and workhouse terms, plus a homicide case postponed to June.

March D. D. Cribbs Coffman Westmoreland County Cribbs Clarksburg Purchase Line White Township Mike Polotsky White Station Howard Dunn Josephine Jacob Bagwell Wintondale W. J. Lybarger Lybarger Bagwell

Balloon lands at Heshbon. missing pilot reported

A government observation balloon landed in Blacklick Creek near Heshbon on Monday evening about 4:00. The pilot, identified as F. G. Keangen, is missing with no information on his whereabouts. Sheriff H. A. Boggs retrieved the balloon, which toured in front of the Court House. The craft likely came from an Ohio training camp. Also, Indiana lodge Masons unveiled a service flag for fifteen members in service, with remarks by J. Elder Peeler and a male quartet performance. Each service member will receive a sterling silver identification disk.

Blacklick Creek Heshbon F. G. Keangen H. A. Boggs Court House Ohio Indiana Lodge of Masons J. Elder Peeler John GC Bt Clair W. Pear Walker Harry Laughlin Thomas Thomas

Family Dinner Marked Birthday By Daughters Hostess

A birthday dinner honored M. F. Jamison of South Sixth Street with hostess Mrs. Joseph W. Clements serving at her Philadelphia Street home on Monday. Guests included Charles H. Sloan of Philadelphia, an uncle, and M. Jamison, long-time Indiana resident with many friends. Properties in Indiana sold through John McConnell include Albert Sanford’s to John Houk and Margaret E. Gilkey’s on South Seventh Street to T. B. Streams. new owners take possession April 1. Clymer Grange to meet with Farm Agent E B Fish discussing farmer organization. Alfred Wiggins, son of Mrs. Martin J. Wiggins, ordered to France as Y M C A worker, sails this week. Song of Veterans Auxiliary to hold special meeting at Municipal Building Thursday evening.

M. F. Jamison South Sixth Street Joseph W. Clements Philadelphia Street Charles H. Sloan Philadelphia John McConnell Albert Sanford John Houk Town Margaret E. Gilkey South Seventh Street T. 13, Streams Clymer Grange K. of P. Hall E. B. Fish Alfred Wiggins Martin J. Wiggins West Church Street France Wiggine Camp Lee G. W. McGullough Oreen Township Indiana Hugh Lowman Clarksburg MM. McGaughey Apollo Alonzo Sides Pine Flats Frank Flusthwait Cherry Tree S. L. Syock Howard Wilson Arendla John M. Malcolm Near Town al, Dick Salina Elizabeth Dick Penn Run J. ©. Parnell I. M. Gearhart Sunbury J. P. McCreight Washington Township W. T. Wilson Church Street Arlie Diven Martins Ferry Warry C. Christy Gnesll Myr Mia Walter Christy Pittsburgh BE. Race Normal School John Scott Vandergrift Mra Hert Roof Luciusboro Roof Indiana Hospital Mary Moorhead 110Th Infantry Camp Hancock Phoebe Moorhead Paul Manshower Joseph J.wing Shanh Infantry Camp [Flancock, Ga H. Mae Trimble White Township University of Michigan Chemical Maj C. B. Campbell Court House Salvation Army J. M. Stewart Mildred George Dick Edward Edward Pyock Wiliam Ray Lawrence Lyster D. G. Strong G. A. Cribbs South Mahoning Township Ity Progress Plumville Wallace McMillen Ambrone George Morrison Wallace Campbell Campbell Hall Lewor Meth Howard Lunay Lorenzo Shank Matthew Lowry Laura Shank Coral Inliana

Daylight Saving Act Signed by Wilson Sets Clocks Forward

President Wilson signed the daylight saving bill promising millions in wartime savings. The law aligns the United States with Europe by giving an extra hour of daylight in summer. Clocks move forward one hour at 2 a m on March 31 4 and revert in October.

Washington Wilson United States

State Draft Quotas Set for Western Pennsylvania

The State Draft Bureau announced Western Pennsylvania quotas for Camp Lee. Indiana county boards must send 150 men, with 62 from District 1 and 88 from District 2. Moves are scheduled for April 3 4 and 5, with possible shifts to April 1 2 due to railroad equipment shortages.

Camp Lee Harrisburg Pennsylvania Indiana County

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County

Real estate transfers since the last report include Wm H Meekins to Walter Medii for a Green lot at 1100, Margaret A McCardle to M Irene Stahl for a Third ward Indiana lot at 600, John P Brandon 40 acres in Washington to Anna Halow for 1050, Albert P Roberts Center lots to Joseph P Roberts for 250, Himer EB Lewis to 8 Burn Good for a Smickshore lot at 500, Walter C Neal 112 acres in South Mahoning to J Postiewail for 3200, Wm Sides Pine lot to Annie Wright for 1000, Ww C Buck Homer City lot to I V Gilhouser for 282, Rosannah Loveridge Center lot to Kiva Sasala for 342.

Indiana County Wm.h. Meekins Green Walter Medii Margaret A. McCardle Third Ward Indiana M. Irene Stahl John P. Brandon Washington Anna Halow Albert P. Roberts Center Joseph P. Roberts Himer EB. Lewis Smickshore Burn Good Walter C. Neal South Mahoning J. Postiewail Sides Pine Annie Wright Ww. C. Buck Homer City I. V. Gilhouser Rosannah Loveridge Kiva Sasala

Dwyer Edin Man Ends Life By Shooting

Charles Dwyer aged 28 of Edin died Sunday by self-inflicted gunshot. He had worked as a miner at Foster mines until two weeks ago and lived with his parents. unmarried. Former Indiana man, George K. Kline, lost heavily in Johnstown fire. owned leading women’s fur store, stock about $125,000, insured, plans to resume after securing temporary location.

Charles Dwyer Edin Dwyer Foster Mines Indiana Johnstown George K. Kline T. B Clark North Ninth Street Kline

Temperance Addresses Rev Berkley at multiple churches

Rev Albert Berkley of Johnstown will lecture on temperance at the Brethren church near Purchase Line next Saturday at 7 30 p m. He will also speak Sunday in Diamondville Union church at 4 30 p m and Penn Run Brethren church at 7 30 p m.

Temperance Albert Berkley Johnstown Brethren Church Purchase Line Union Church Diamondvilla Brethren Penn Run

Women Lead Liberty Loan Drive In County Campaign

County leaders announce a renewed Liberty Loan effort with Mrs. W Rosa of town as chairwoman, and ward chiefs Mrs. Leech, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wikin, and Mrs. Langham in key roles. The campaign builds on a prior drive that raised two and a half billion dollars, including three million from Pennsylvania.

Fodiatm Liberty Loan McAdoo United States J. G. Miller Pittsburg Pennsylvania Liberty Loan Committee Indina County W. Rosa Town John Leech D. B. Taylor John P. Ei Wikin J. Langham

Dr Hills Coming to Indiana Lecture on German Atrocities

Noted speaker Dr Newell Dwight Hillis will present an illustrated talk on German Atrocities at the Auditorium Indiana on Monday April 1 at 3 15 pm for the Red Cross benefit Tickets cost 1 each Hillis recently returned from a two month tour of the battle fronts as a government representative and will share observed conditions in his nationwide lecture tour

Indiana Newell Dwight Hillis Red Cross Hillis Tpouts

Soldiers on furlough visit home and relatives

Harry Duncan tours the Columbus barracks and Lytle Walker from Camp Hancock stays with his grandparents in Grant street. William N. Brown of South Seventh street returns from Camp Hancock, moved to Headquarters Company 110th Infantry. Walter Peterman of town trains at Camp Merritt New Jersey and is promoted to Regimental Sergeant Major.

Harry Duncan Columbus Lytle Walker Camp Hancock Ralston Walker Grant Street Indiana Wiliam N. Brown Margaret Brown South Seventh Street Gontspany F 110Th United States Infantry Walter Peterman James J. Peterman Town Camp Merritt N. J

Transport Wired at Submarine from Local News

Mrs William IE Pierre of South Seventh street received a letter from her brother Todd Pell, in the United States troops in France. Another County Boy in Prince floss H Ankeny has arrived in France with Company B First Provisional Recruiting Battalion. His brother Jesse, a student at Indiana Normal, left for training at Waco Texas. Emil Painter of Hiters Ridge lost his right thumb in a shotgun accident. Mrs J J Waller, formerly of the area, died in Brownsburg. Jane Newcomb of State College spoke to the New Century Club and demonstrated war bread and cake. Mortimer Kunurr leaves town for Philadelphia to train as a Salvation Army officer. South Sixth street property sold for 4840. Sttean Curnahin, Clyde route carrier, ill with pneumonia. Red Cross pie sale at Mechanicsburg netted 186. Max M Houck of Clymer arrived in France with aviation corps.

William IE Prince

Personal brevities from Indiana area visitors and locals

A compilation of short notes from Indiana County and surrounding townships detailing visits and errands. Entries mention callers and residents such as Johnston of Diawondyilla, James Hdwards of Idamar, Mrs. Jobn K. Bralller Latrobe, J. C. Moore Marion Center, and many others visiting or transacting on county seats, with mentions of relatives, subscriptions to The Progress, and military updates from Camp Hancock and local service members.

Is Johnston Diawondyilla James Hdwards Idamar

Patriotism gatherings held in Plumville area across districts

Community patriotism efforts were evident in Plumville borough and South Mahoning Township with meetings directed by J. W. Douris. Sessions occurred at Oxin school February 18 and at Davis, Georgeville, Smyrna, Allison, and other locales through March 8, featuring speakers Rev. Hart, Prof. Jones, Miss Malt, and Douds, with local musicians and heavy travel due to bad roads.

Phonville South Mahoniig Piunmic South Mahionins J. W. Douris Montings Oxin Merrow Stachel School Crops Davis School Gade W. Lanner Wrossroad W. D. Lewis Smyrnia Pelligery Ts Nev. i. Ob Shaw C. W. Douds Georgeville Marel Rev. U. L. Mart Mat C. M. Bell Whonville de W. Douds Allison School Ret. Hart P. Wise J. J. Jones Surrey TM. d Johnston-Baer Uwarfware Company S. A. McMillen Kerr M.C. Weokoop Rev. A. Wallace Onc Beryl Ll. Seanor J. W. Douds Oll Tive Boys Eich Nealing Hess Oxdtoshos Plumville South Mahoning Township

Nine Word Men Leave Pog for Camp Departures

County officials and a large crowd bid farewell on Privy Evening as nine men depart for training camps in Tom’s, with a long list of attendees from local organizations including the Red Cross chapter, Loy Scouts, and a chorus of supporters. The article notes a memorial for a fallen family member and details community members who gathered at the station and later hosted events at home.

Toms The Red Cross Valoisales Corps Loy Leosea Ankeny Ile Kelly Wield Thaworth Whedbee Jenebeth Fy Cilugher Dohtarshie Te Ott Dale Norman Harvem G. Weinell Larry W. Grates Avey Sreyland Chietos W. Gatly Sherify Rary A. Loess Warrick Boas Metry Heluna Mom Tut Shah Nove

Death follows brutal assault in Indiana hospital

County detective Samuel J. Minger, 41, died after injuries from a March 2 assault while investigating alleged speakeasies at Lucerne Mines. Post mortem held, inquest pending. Minger, a Montgomery township native, longtime public servant, leaves wife Martha Gilpat Minger and seven daughters. Funeral Thursday at East Church street home with Rev. Dr. B. W. Hutchison officiating. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for John Martin Simpson, George Houck, and others, plus a spelling contest in Green township and 1918 fair premium plans.

Samuel J. Miser Indiana Linghin Lucerne Mines Minger Mr. Minger Aidan Indiana Hospital William N. Liggett A. L H. Stewart W. Simpson J. N. Bleder Bruce Streams Harry J. Laugh-an Frank Kring J. T. Stewart Priday Minser Green Township Mark Mingar Dunkard Church Schiool Oak Arcadia I Story Mh Tndiana Mora Montgomery Board of School Disectors Auchlor Owi Mins Sar Wan Martha Gilpat+ Hick Minsar East Church Street Br W. Hutchison Greenwood Cemetery John Martin Slmpson East Mahoning Township J. W. Simpson Georgeville Jaimes Martin Simpson Brown Methodist Church Orly Hfo Catherine McGregor George I. Simpson J. M. AU Smileksburg W. Almpson Leland Valentine Fruitland Park Ong Sinter Jules Dilts Wansta James M. Simpson Wiliam Tl. Slugvon Colorado George Ky Lotte George Wm.ouch Purchase Line Purchase Ling Jie Kenry Houck Ua Wie Houck East Mahoning

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Wil Song of Veterans Auxiliary Phil County Frank On. Waiver Hartman Grant Township Solomon Bitterbaugh Mr. Walker Harry Smyth J. &. Smith Arcadia Clearfield Hospital Parkwood Dean A. Campbell Camp Creene 8. C Wilbur Kauffman Eolgar Borland Signal Corps Starrisburg Cros Blairsville Punxsutawney Creekulde North Point Women and the Liberty Loan DR. Hills Emil Painter D. &. Painter Hiters Ridge J. J. Waller D. J. Waller Broonsburg James W. Mack North, Sixth Street Indiana State Normal School Jane Newcomb Stata Col- New Century Club Odd Felows Annlege Mortimer Kunurr Wyo Sixth Street H. C. Winters Boden St. 1 Cunningham Agency Sttean Curnahin Clyde Red Cross Pie Bovial Mechanicsburg Clymer Max M. Houck Aviation Corps Pitt Lowman Don Jugh Fownan Catsremount Pato Alto Gul Hig Pervdarg Tim Wrothour Alex Lowe Punuxsutawney Jouana Boy Shere Louis Lampos Coo Aavo Das. J. Mannory Hayne Jowaslin Aan J. Alamiyars James Horace Manners Rayne Akeed Cathariie Meoking Calubring Muckirk Willow John By Mewking Miureh Damonthe Mie Henry Nicewour Ber Joseph A. Wilson Joseph A. Wirn Gherry Ree Marel Led Tail Center Township Wit Adasha de Cimie Kinparts Willian Lehigh Collate Willian Howard Willian Lloward Aeec Wes Ann George Ml.llyall Baltsbury Lain County A. Minser POG GP Radnene Plaiiville Mir Marelio Santi Beanur Lewis A. Th. Davis Themibes Viniige Aes Ware D.C. Griftitt Mars. Raneyter Chasey Irs Aria Laaswwood Tutetison Des Sensed Nude Bear Howe Stutchison Pugs le Wilow Lee On Mastwood Ministry David North N.S. North Watheen Cookport Sevren Hone Totsea JH North Vv Phuiblin Bowead Vreethnie Livia Mas Eukamait Loelsara Vanedorcel Tea Locher Stoy Inokied Gokowile Iris Toy Tinheldsen Stitelar Dota Stiteler Sindelshups Hig Tome Reynoldsville Siva Lage Aldilun Alps Vandergrit Malvien Ablelur Jatraville Japan Department of Coreres Dad Reon Sani Hbompitii Uleld
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