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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1919

Page

6

Indiana Awaits Coming of Soldiers at Memorial Day

Indiana braces for World War II veterans returning to a two day Memorial Day observance on May 29 and 30. Company F of the 110th Infantry may arrive this week from Camp Dix, bringing home Lt Col Richard W. Watson who reports all men in good condition. The county plans large ceremonies, entertainment for soldiers, free dinner, and a countywide tree dinner drive with donations from local merchants. Community leaders and veterans groups prepare open air camp fires and public events to honor the returning heroes and veterans of prior wars.

Indiana Richard W.watson 28Th Division Camp Dix N. J Indiana County 80Th Division Lyric Hall Fair Grounds Joe Thompson American Legion White Township J. A. Crossman

Indiana Boosts Salvation Army Drive With $450 Start

Indiana county kicks off the Salvation Army Service Fund drive with a $450 contribution on opening day. County quota is $13,000 and organizers predict surmounting it by next Monday. Booster events are planned, Grove Chapel district raised $115 at a rally, and returning overseas service members are enthusiastic supporters of the fund.

Indiana Salvation Army Sereview Fund Grove Chapel Salvation Army

Wedded 50 Years Learn Couple Honored at Golden Anniversary

Green Township Mr and Mrs Israel Learn celebrated their golden wedding on May 13 at the Learn home near Pine Plats. Relatives and friends attended a bountiful dinner, music and addresses. Born 1846 and 1864 in Cockport and Reynoldsville, they married in 1869 at Greenville and spent their lives on a Pine Plats area farm. Their son Jerry and adopted daughter Zonie Lautman attended with families, along with many neighbors and relatives from Greensburg Latrobe Lovejoy Diamondville and Purchase Line.

Green Township Israel Learn Learn Pine Mints Cockport Amelia Keim Reynoldsville Greenville Jerry H. Learn Belsano Zonie Lautman Milton Henry Town F. D. Burkey Greensburg Hubert Learn Latrobe Bara Elias Learn Dean Mildred Waddell Jane Learn Amanda Lutman Blair Keim Lovejoy Susan Hawood Tillie Diamondville R. B. Dunmire Jessie Dunmire S. G. Snyder L. Roberts Margaret Hamilton Blair Pine Flats Purchase Line

County Congress of Women's Wars Convenes Next Month

The eighth annual Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs meets at the Presbyterian church in Indiana on Thursday June 5. Public health and Americanization are key topics with out of town speakers Miss Sallie Lucas Jean, national Child Hygiene head. Miss Jessie Vogel of the International Y W C A. and Prof. Bach, Pennsylvania Americanization chief. Luncheon is 75 cents a plate. reservations to Mrs H C Christy, 245 South Seventh Street, Indiana.

Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs Presbyterian Church, Indiana Sallie Lucas Jean The Child Hygiene Organization Jessie Vogel International Y. W. C. A Th. B. Bach Americanization Pennsylvania H. C. Christy South Seventh Street Indiana

Birthday Celebrated at Stock Family Reunion 76th Birthday

A family reunion was held at Peter Stock's home in Burrell township on Sunday to celebrate his 76th birthday. Guests included Mary Stock and son Lawrence, Harry Coyne and wife, G. David Stock of McKeesport, Agnes Stock of Pittsburgh, George Stock and family of Loretta, M. J. Stork and family of Cresson, and A. Kramer and family of Adamsburg. The event featured baskets of treats and a noon dinner for all attendees.

Hame Peter Stock Burrell Township Mary Stock Lawrence Harry Coyne G. David Stock McKeesport Agnes Stock Pittsburgh George Stock Harry Loretta M. J. Stork Cresson A. Kramer Adamsburg

Many School Pupils Win Diplomas and Certificates

County Superintendent James A Chapman reports the eighth grade examination held April 28. Fifteen-year-olds who passed will receive public school diplomas, younger pupils a certificate of admission to county high schools, and those earning high school certificates may gain diplomas on their fifteenth birthday if they continue in high school. The list includes numerous named pupils who passed for diplomas and others who earned high school certificates.

James A Chapman Helen ‘Mack Ethel Mack Raymond Mark Emery Fassett Edward C. Ebel Melvin P. Eibel Ida Elbel Catherine States Lida B. Buchanan Anna Waddle Ruth Altman Ethel May Blanche Sprinkle Freda Belle Kelly David Thompson Warden M. Ross May Benavard Jennie Jones William Chaham Lucile Piper Cathryn McClosky Elmer McKay Henrietta Davis Myrtle Work Eather Wright Theda Armstrong William Nickerson Gertrude Philippi Harry Sutter Marie Caldwell Martha Jane George Barbara Shadikoski John Clement Gertrude I. Smith Misse Householder Stella Deabenderfer Maud Lydic Vera Putt Grace Bergman Leonard Clark Florence Brown Hannah Lowman Isabel Long Charlotte Ross Neal Griffith Ruth Stewart Alma Ll Steffy Margaret Brown Dorothy BE Black Helen Martin Illian Kohthepp Phyllis Lydic Va Brewer Max Lukehart Edith Barrett Hazel Anderson Eva Fetterman Lucretia Jose Harry A. Spicher Irene Brickell Veda Spichey Hstella Webster Hthyl Bailey Violet Anderson Esther Jacobson Geraldine Lamberson Thelma Smith Rosa Leone Sur Ross Genevieve T, Moore Viola K. Dibler Filizabeth Messaac Ruth Rowley Helen Powell Norman Hamilton Wendel Wilson Ruth Elkin Roseva Loring Clair Wassam Warry J. Sonner Monroe Blose Fred Wher Wither Williams Violet Shults Dang Walker Joseph Kinter Gertrude Haer Ethel Pollock Claire Sharrer Thelma Bell Irena Clawson Ima Gaither Alice Lindsey Louise Toad Mary Fulton Maynard Sparks

Kissinger Family Reunion Surprises Locust Street Home

Locust street residents Mr and Mrs William Kissinger hosted a surprise visit Sunday as all six sons gathered at their home. Walter Joseph William reside in Indiana while Vincent Cherry Tree Merle Washington DC and Frank East Pittsburgh traveled from afar. a family portrait was taken marking their first gathering in some time.

Kissinger William Kissinger Locust Street Walter Joseph William Indiana Nema Vincent Cherry Tree Merle Washington, D. C Frank East Pittsburg

Revival services at Plum Creek Church of the Brethren

Rev John Snyder of Bellefontaine conducts revival meetings at Plum Creek Church of the Brethren. Music is by Prof Householder of Altoona. Thursday is Hlderton night. The public is invited to attend all week services culminating Sunday with communion.

Chiureh John Snyder Bellefontaine Plumcreek Church of the Brethren Wich Householder Altoona

Weddings of a Week Show Major Local Marriages

A sequence of nuptials is listed from Indiana Baptist church parsonage in Deckers Point to Creekside and Blairsville areas. Couples include Licka'd-McQuows Gray Lloyd Itekard and Mona Ws. McQuown, and Condron-Mainman Marion L. Gondron with Margaret L. Fairman, plus McCurdy-Lyons Irwin Paul McCurdy and Hazel Jane Lyons. The notices place bridal parties in Marion Center Nunai and Iselin, with venues and pastors named. Also referenced are nurses in training and a Salvation Army fund rally at Kellysburg, inviting public attendance.

Condron-Mainman Marion L. Gondron Margaret L. Fairman Creekside Lutheran Church Parsonage Tew M. Gearhart

Personal Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Returning Service Members

A steady stream of residents and visitors is noted in Jacksonville and area towns as many return from overseas service, attend conventions, or visit family. Included are William C. Lowman in town Monday, John Kruver back from France, Clements Miller home from overseas after 19 months with the 42nd division, and Thomas Gollins en route from Indiana. Also listed are Indiana and Greensburg visits, Odd Fellows delegates at Johnstown, and local residents ordering The Progress for extended periods.

Wiliam C. Lowman Jacksonville A. A. Runsell Washington Township Millraday Gorporal John Kruver Town France Francis Strong William Zeigler Oakland Avenue Robert J. Hood New Florence J. GC. Hopkins Creekside John MacMilen Zeddie McMillen Wilgus Indiana Thomas Gollins Company IV Rainbow Division Jasmus Davis Cambridge, O G. Davis Uear Pine Wats Guy Brithart Texas We. Wy Brithart Carpenter Avenue J. M. Gamble Samuel Trade City George Reeves St Oak Street Apollo Lottie Myers Rochester Mills KR. D. 1 Greensburg Lucas Myers J. A. Myers G. B. Alisiouse Willian Lias Plumville Lodge Gilbert Whitaker Sagamore Lodge Johnstown Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania William Malcolm James Arthur Malcolm Sheridan Wilse Thompson Railroad Avenue Gettysburg Round Top Signal Corps Thompson Thomas Leroy Byers G. C. Neal Morris I. Hile South Seventh Street Odd Fellows Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge Emma Fleming Bess Gray Laura Lewis Mary Braughter G. Ghixty

Deaths in Indiana and vicinity from May notices

Obituaries list Sarah A Stephens age a1 from Mast Wheatfield township died at her son's home in Jobstown with services conducted by Rev J T Davis. Survived by Judge M J Stephens and other children. interment at Dilltown. Also notes on George Kanarr of Grant township died in Traverse Michigan age sd. Samuel Edwards of South Mahoning died after gall bladder operation. W Milton Stewart of Center Township died age 14. Mrs R A Hart near Jacksonville died age 11. Wed Orr of West Church street died age about 70. Harry Swartz of Vinondale died age 43. infant Gretiti daughter of Mr and Mrs Rickard Zitebaum. various obituaries and local school notices follow with teachers and staff appointments.

Mes Laura KE Lemon Laura E. Lemo Charles Lemon Indiana Dean Rankin William Rankin Purchase Line Curwensville Rankin Mr. Rankin Siead McMoore Sarah A. Stephens Sarah Ann Stephens Mast Wheatfield Township M. Jh. Stephena Jobstown J.T. Davis Blairsville Dilltown William $. Stephens Stephens Steud George Banner Cinurge Kanarr Grant Township Traverse Mich Mary 206Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Michigan Siward Annie Witazabeth Olio Jacob Kanary Town Anrep Kanarr Sherry Pree Wnd John Kanary Samuel Edwards South Mahoning Township Tiliana Hospital Woollopsburg Plainvale Frank Edwards Shelecta Wallopsburg George James Willet W. Milton Stewart Center Lownship Archibald Stewart D. A. Jamison New Florence Greenwood R. A. Hart St. A. Hart Jacksonville Limaband Charles Derry W. O. Gribbs Clarksburg John Wing Commaugh Dolnie Oakland Cemetery

Indiana school board appoints new instructors

The Indiana school board completed term staffing with re-elections. Ruth Wiggins did not reappply while three new teachers Olive D Butler, Hazel Stepheny, and Verne Ma Henry were elected. A list of second and third ward teachers and a high school faculty roster are provided, with Prof Hines Work expected to resume as head after a year with Y M C A in Italy.

Waitsville Tentelersy Aba Tniliana School Cevaning Fhe Tl Whabaciana Pabtie Efelth Miune Stewart Elizabeth Lowry Tlelen Sutton Maude Hockman Sarah Bruce Malinda Dalwiler Zula Miller Grace Garson Zalty Sourwine Esther Aighlands Mary Longwill Ada Long Mary Stewart Laura Duncan Laura Boah Margaret Lowman Allee St. Clair Constanes Crayoner Carolina Cgassler

Bley School District Sets Record in Victory Loan Drive

The Bley district in Cherry-Shit township exceeded its quota, raising 18 500 dollars in subscriptions against an 8 500 target. The single district with 16 families has a long history of over subscribing across Liberty Loan drives and war fund efforts. Miss You Lyons, a patriotic local worker, chaired the drive and aided in the district’s success.

Bley Flax Cherry- Shit Township You Lyons Han Garved Liberty

Early Spring Remedies For Garden Pests

In spring many gardeners face snails and pests on peas and vegetables. Daily inspection of beds helps spot infestations and protect crops. Simple dusts or powders can deter pests when used consistently and early in the season.

Hawthorne's House Amid Stale Echoes and Fading Names

In a hazy, archaic fragment the piece recalls Hawthorne and a bygone era with faded phrases and scattered names. The oblique text hints at memories and vanished days, a lyrical reminiscence with no clear event or context.

Engineers Welcome Home 15th Engineers Return from France

Engineers Sergeant Wilken Fiscus and Ronald Login along with dusepl Irons and Indiana boys of the 15th Engineers arrived home Friday after the unit helped liberate the country from France during the war.

Wilken Fiscus Ronald Login Dusepl Irons Indiana 15Th Engineers France

Salvation Army Home Service Fund Drive Aims Eightteen Million

Salvation Army leader Lyangeline Booth urges Americans to support an $18,000,000 Home Service Fund drive running May 1 to May 20. She notes the war depleted resources and stresses rehabilitation and expansion of U S efforts to uphold wartime contracts and aid domestic relief programs.

United States

Indiana County Wins Honor Flags for Eleven Districts

Honor Flags were awarded to eleven districts for exceeding their World War I Victory Loan quotas. Samity reported a county total of 2 646 000 to be raised, with sixteen banks slightly over subscribed and individual county subs at about fifty percent of the quota.

Samity Indiana County Indiana Liberty Loan Committee Anitle Marshall Building

Sabbath School Abolition Work Set at May Conventions

Ken interest centers on Sabbati school abolition work with May 26 to 29 district meetings in Indiana County. State worker W. Cuthrie and district delegates urged full attendance to boost Sabbath School Association Week. Also notes nursing school commencements, a hospital address by Dr Joseph Colt Alou Wood, and local community events. Triplets born at Rochester Mills.

Dudiana Hospital Tranning School Hauhe Fan Church Suesday Eveninfo Joseph Colt Alouwood Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Brueahwus Rete Secarnon Helivaren Iy Miristind Ghareh Dhe Paciar JA. Beaton Ss. W. Cuthrie Indiana County Sabbath School Association Oake Sabbath School Association Ike W. J. Reel State Association St. Mark's Church Junowa Sabon Church Vee Township EL Church Bladlich Miders Imistviek Cyornside Ylerian

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