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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

7

Indiana County to Host Two Day Memorial Event

Indiana prepares for a patriotic two day Memorial Day celebration May 29 and 30 with the return of Company F and Company L from Camp Dix. Veterans and patriotic groups will join the public in a parade and camp fire addresses by Col. Joseph Thompson and Chaplain Schall. A subscription dance at Lyric Hall next Tuesday funds the event. Creekside home talent to perform Uncle Tube for charity Friday night.

John H. Pierce Willam E. Pierce 110Th Infantry Camp Dix N. J Indiana Indiana Company Blairsville Philadelphia Thomas Meaorhead Diva Lisle Moorhead France Indiana County Lans Joseph Hompson Uniontown Schall Greensburg American Legion Indiana Post Fair Grounds CG. R. Moorhead Indiana Military Band Lyric Hall Creekside Uncle Tube Caneva Hall

Veterans Return from France With Heavy Losses and Hope

Fred Ruslander reports the 140th Regiment One Hundred and Tenth Infantry, back from France, 1,600 replacements needed after heavy losses in Argonne. Greensburg, Waynesburg, Indiana, Blairsville, Washington, Altoona, Connellsville and others show dwindling company rosters. Lieut Lightner, cited for valor, recalls jokingly misnaming a creek a river as his unit pressed forward against German lines.

United States Fred Ruslander Pittsburgh Gazette Times Philadelphia France One Hundred and Tenth United States Infantry Pittsburgh Altoona Greensburg Richard Blank Kenneth Teetera Waynesburg Indiana Blairsville Courmont Courmont July 38 With 246 Men and Came Out In Three Days With 62; Company H Washington Medical Corps Connellsville Union Blake Lightner C. Lient Lightner Light

Salvation Army drive starts next week in Indiana County

Indiana County plans a Salvation Army drive with a $153000 quota for the national effort to be held May 19 to 26. Local chairman Tress M Sutton says a district chairman has been appointed in each county area and urges residents to support the home service work of the Salvation Army. The piece also covers war reminiscences and local notices, including a pie social at Ox Will Grange hall and a church pie social in Plumville.

Indiana United States Salvation Army Europe Anyother Tress M. Sutton The Plumville Presbyterian Church

Weddings of a Week in Greensburg and Nearby

A string of local nuptials is reported from Greensburg and surrounding areas. Steinkiechner and Painter wed in Greensburg. Myers and Burkat tie the knot in Clymer. Glassford and Long wed in Ambrose. Bowmin and Fisher marry in Center township. Several couples include service veterans, and plans emphasize community reunions and family ties across Johnstown Rochester Mills Derry and Indiana counties.

Ira Waltermire Cherryhill Ollye CG Wick Otto C. Moore Rothestar Miller Monai Weaver Rochester Mills Frank C. Selirecengost Grookside Pearl Inney Greekside Wm I. Wineberk Cherry Tras Lilian W. Miller Johnstown Thomas Lewis Indiana Sadle Derry Manel J. Jayons Lay A. Wynkoop Marion Center Cleora M Jlorentius Livermore Medics M. Javoby Indiana Florence M. Moorhead Joseph M. Travis Armetpong Go Cora B. Arandon Washington Two Orvie da Bownlan Violet Misher Ces Anda Larry We Taylor

Indiana county hosts World War veterans Home Coming Day

Indiana county plans a May 29 30 homecoming for returning World War I soldiers with memorial services at the Fair Grounds on May 30 followed by a communal dinner and entertainment. Local merchants are asked to collect butter eggs potatoes milk ham and produce to feed the veterans and support a monument.

Indiana County Fair Grounds Indiana

Personal Brevities From Town And Around

Town residents travel for visits and family duties with Atlantic City Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore and Jacksonville noted. Local servicemen return from France and missing in action status corrected, while others welcome guests, celebrate births, and host relatives in Indiana and nearby areas.

Pink Tribute to the Troals Boys in Iranck

Capt. Melain consoles grieving mothers as Company F returns home from France. The piece honors fallen soldiers Simpson, Little, Rodgers, Moorhead, Clawson, Caldwell and Wyck and notes the sorrow and pride of families awaiting their sons. A letter from Captain McLain expresses the emotional toll and gratitude. Major events include a golden wedding in South Bend and local notices of veterans and community life.

Melain Indiana Paris C., Mclain Lown Capl Charles McLain France Amea Lice Simpson Little Rodgers Moorhead Clawson Caldwell Wyeck Silent Sentinels

Obituary notices from White Township and surrounding areas

James M Wiles depicts a local obit roundup noting the death of James M Isleman a prominent farmer and dairyman of White Township at Steed station after a sudden illness at age 60. Mark Harris a Saltsburg resident and Civil War veteran dies of heart trouble at 76. Mrs Cohn Strong dies at 11 near Clymer from heart trouble, survivor list includes husband son and extended family. Paul A Noll 15 dies after appendicitis surgery in South Mahoning Township. memorials note church involvement and wide circle of friends.

Cohn Strong John Strong Clymer Chirence Margaret, Myers Jacob Myjars Myomins Myars Montgomery County Dasvid Myers Greensburg Roby Myers Gown Intermart Gherryhill Treien Church Cemetery Pyrlday Paul A. Noll My. Kk Noll Sseuth Mahoning Township

County Over the Top for Victory Loan

Indiana county and its banking institutions and residents surpassed their Victory Liberty Loan quota amid nationwide oversubscription. County totals show $2,646,000 in local subscriptions with banks adding $2,651,050 and Indiana city leading as the largest contributor. Officials anticipate nationwide subscriptions potentially reaching 5 billion dollars, with local honors and honor flags anticipated for districts over 100 percent.

Indiana County Indiana County Liberty Loan I. Io Victory Liberty

Local Social Notes From East Run and Surroundings

East Run and nearby areas report a flurry of visits and social calls. Mr and Mrs Walter Nupy of Flops Summit hosted Sublath guests. Adda Farnsworth visited her mother Mrs McQuown in Indian last week. Mabel Mumau and daughter Armalia returned to Latrobe after a week with relatives. Other noted social mentions include John Winsworth visiting Mrs W O Powell in Arcadia, kitchen shower for Meo and Mag, and various visits around Homer City Nanty Glo and local townships. A Stussell Hamonda and family spent time with relatives. several others visited kin and attended gatherings including a golden wedding in Vandergliet and news of a new baby girl named Nita May.

Walter Nupy Dag Langham Adda Farnsworth Mr. McQuown Mabel Mumau Armalia Latrobe Afar McGane Homer City Mt Lig Homa Gay Winnlap Mery Nanty-Glo Thuap King Olin Offre John Winsworth Mes Powall Arcadia Ming Amunee Erwiit Willsdale Meo Tiger Kaneley Vale Yessay Idaho

Town Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Week

West Lebanon residents Mira Mereh Fulton and Martha Mae Kinter from Clarksburg visited town last Tuesday. Martha Harmon returned home after a visit with friends in New York state. A. G. Stewart chaired the Victory Loan drive in Young township, with Lisle also in town Saturday evening. Mrs J A Fulton entertained twenty five friends at a ninth birthday surprise for Kenmati Coulter. Flodi Fulton returned home after months in Pittsburgh. Carl Sheiller came home from Indiana with his parents. Meg Lowman and her children visited her parents here for a week. Jennie Colaman of Riders Ridge weekended with Miss Blanche Ceorea. Mrs Harbison of Clarksburg visited sister Mrs Mary Hippo. Julia Armstrong of Indiana spent a weekend with her parents. Local services at both churches Sunday at ten, with preaching by Kinkowood. Miss Weatherleisure stayed with grandmother Mrs McMillen in Dixonville. Mr and Mrs Elmer Rice and sister visited Anna Rice on Sunday. Miss Mary Leo of Patchenville visited aunt Mrs Gee Hank er. Mrs Walter Tattle of Chester Milla visited. Albert Fisher went to Pittsburgh for work. A C Rodkey returned from Wellsburg. Mrs Amos Lee of Patchey visited sister, Mrs George Hazlett. The L Catalines and others toured Wintondale with Tom Hoffman. Delia George attended shaper. Collins family overseas, furlough with G Q W Collins. Sy W Moore and Sy Moore Jr visited county seat. John Cunningham mending barn repairs.

John M. Daughety Ernest Stewart Town Atlantic City Florence Creps Lovust ,Street Bloward Creps Harrisburg Howard Tillie Cynthia McGinley Jacksonville Indiana Lewis Wettling Newtown James L. Jack Philadelphia Paul Reed South Seventh Street Pittsburgh Blairsville College Club Willand Penn Knee Krank School Street Baltimore G. K. Sutton Bloomfield N. 4 Lee Fiola Proctor, Minn Fiola Brushvalley Township Airs H. M. McManus W. McManus Cookport Bort Meade Florida HH. B. Hamilton Canton Johnstown Hamilton Mira Mereh Fulton Martha Mae Kinter Clarksburg Martha Harmon New York State A. G. Stewart Young Township Gon. Lisle Donahey Mra J. A Fulton Iha W. W. Coulter Ken Mati Ulton A. C. Florvteln Liggan Will Carl Sheiller Sheiller Indiang Meg M. Lowman Glarkaburg Jennie Colaman Riders Ridgehontie Mise Blan¢ Ceorea Au Mas Harbison Mary Hippol Julia Armstrong Kinkowood Misa Wstherleasure Satuday McMillen Dixonville Elmer Rice Si Ville Anna Rice Mary Leo Patchenville Gee, Hanker Walter Tattle Chester Milla Murray McQuown Mary Geneva Rice Dville Recen Albert Fisher Pittsby A. Cn. Rodkey Wittsburel Amos Lee Pateheny George Hazlett

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