Progress Honor Roll Subscriptions for April list many names
The Progress subscribers and renewals for April include D. Spicher Hillsdale Henry Mack Idamar Frank Wilson New Florence No 2 Jno M Clawson Indiana Jed Burnheimer Blairsville No 1 L Downey Chambersville Ord Houck Indiana No 1 Wars Mary Moore Vandergrift A H Braughter Rochester Mills Nelson B Davis West Lebanon John B W Lewis Chamberaville Mas Fritz Blairsville No 1 Mauds Zimmerman Plumville and many others. The note urges road funding attention, discusses local school closure and staff, and mentions upcoming Clean-up Day at the Presbyterian church with a Civic Club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
D. Spicher
Hillsdale
Henry Mack
Idamar
Frank Wilson
New Florence
West Lebanon
John BW
Lewis Chamberaville
Mas. Fritz
Blairsville
Mauds Zimmerman
Plumville
J. W. Henry
Cockport
C.H. Browning
Pittsburg
Dp. W. Hadden
Indiana
Atwood
Eliza Black
Twermora
E. J. Flemis
Diana
Clark L. Sez
Marton Center
Drew Pittma
Brushvalley
L. Dick
Hesbbon
Myers
Greensburg
Jockard
Clymer
HB. Oatman
Port
Porter
Shiloh
Ing
Parkwood
Mu, Snyder
Rochester Mills
JL George
Ralston
Vandergrift
M. Airgood
Marion Center
Mabel Mikesell
Wesley Myers
John 3A
Bethel
Frank
Fleming
Jeane Barr
Shelocta
John D. Wilson
Scranton
Blair Moorhead
South Bend
Ind
Uniontown
H. Bush
Niagara Falls
Weaver
Dayton
Wilmer Bartlebaugh
Cherry Trea
J. Hart
S. G. Learn
Lovejoy
Ywohn E. Sharp
Walter Clawson
New Alexandria
Jepison
Moorhead
Hollidays Cave
Madman tries to carry off girl then says he will marry
In Pittsburgh a man, James Redding, attempted to abduct 17 year old Ethel Springer from her Pullerton home. Three men restrained him. he fought them and was later adjudged insane. He stated he would marry Springer regardless of the outcome and was committed to Newbury State hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaine Redding
Haydon
Ehel Springer
Pullerton
Ethel Springer
Redding
Sherif Ballard
Rhodes
Newbury State Hospital
A Rip Van Winkle Tale in War-Torn France
A tramp named Mr. Stone in 1895 Marne encounters a transformed world. He wakes to a Zeppelin, war across a peaceful landscape, and German troops with 2,000,000 soldiers. As guns boom and gas drifts, he heads toward Paris and reads a headline urging American war readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle Stone
Marne
France
Catskill Mountains
America
Mr. Stone
Great Scott
Stone
Paris
Gettysburg
Hits
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Arlette
Georgeville
Orbridge
Shank
McCann
Monongahelan
Inningham
Jer
Kiley
Miller
Punxsutawney
Wisery Thompson
Barry Gilpatrick
Earl T. Wells
H. M. Amond
Saxman
Orin D. Askins
P. F. McCracken
Reed
American Natural Gas Co
Charles Groft
Homer City
M. Kennedy
Midland
Wm Bricker
Brookville
Stiefel
Wintondale
Morrell Davis
T. Lowman
W. Stear
North Point
B. G. McGinley
Livermore
T. A. Fouts
Hey
BH. Rowland
Beyers
Ernie Rankin
Pittsburn
Hy Altman
Blairaville
B. Fulmer
Arcadia
M. A. Lowman
Rochester Milla
W. O Rittenhouse
Fitzhouts
Mock
G. Stewart
Johnston
W. Miller
Thos
Heberling
Ernest
Gi .McLaughlin
Jense Buck
M. Dias
Cora Nesbit
Ww. B. Long
Creekside
Aprie i. Patterson
Altoona
W. Treese
Herbert Pruss
Elderton
M. Howards
Sheloca
A. W. Strong
Strongstown
Elmer G. Rice
Braddock
M. Wilson
Pluniville
Synly Stimson
Home
Frank Fry
Creeks
M. B. Cummings
Imer Stewart
Mary Sagalo
Graceton
Wm. H. Wissinger
Cherry Tree
W. &. Allison
Timblin
Marshall
Smicksburg
J. T. Shields
Jette Gray
W. A. Groft
Sellersville
Porter Miller
Simon McDonnell
Dean
Winger
Hileman
McHenry
Lulu Carr
Diva Sechler
Pittsburgh
West Penn Hospital
Delmont Notley
Olean
M. Y
Vera Tonkin
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Presbyterian Church
Civile Club
Cleveland
Chicago
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Wayne Rigg & Co. Jewelers & Engravers
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Dye Works
THE
Penna
Rip van Winkle
Columbia
Columbia Records
May Records
Steving
Bostonians
Hartsock’s Shoe Store
Henry H. Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
M. Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Philadelphia St