A General Survey Of The War In The Balkans And Isonzo
The article analyzes the stalemate in the Balkans with Greece Roumania and Bulgaria weighing sides against a Teuton favored outcome. It notes Bulgarian advances toward Nish and Danube logistics via Ljubicevac Somobit and Rushchuk, while the western front shows limited allied offensives. It also reports Russian retreats and Austro German gains, with Italian actions around Gorizia and along the Isonzo and Trentino fronts, urging Greece and Roumania to hold position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Greece
Roumannia
Balkan
Roumania
Bulgaria
Servia
Ljubicevac
Danube
Austria
Turkey
Somobit
Rushchuk
Sofia
Constantinople
Nish
Teutons
Save
Russia
Dunajec
Carpathians
Dvina
Styr
Strupa
Pripet Marshes
Vosges
Alsace
Strypa
Galicia
Isonzo
Gorizia
Aol
Trentino
Italy
Isonzone
Children Escape Fire at Halloween Celebration
A Halloween event at the Smithfield Bethem home in Jefferson County Ohio narrowly avoided tragedy when a jack o lantern lit fire to a dormitory housing hundreds of children. A child carried a lighted lantern to a dormitory and left without snuffing it. An hour later flames burned flooring and smoke filled the building but the children evacuated safely and no injuries were reported. Damage is estimated at 340 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Bethem
Jefferson County
Ohio
Hilltop social round and Hilltop Literary Society program
County Town News notes a Sabbath visit by Dr. Bert Ray and family plus Misses Margaret and Mildred Couch near Hilltop. Indiana trips and local visits are listed. Hilltop Literary Society meeting at Hilltop school house on November 5 features recitations, solos, duets, biographies, instrumental music, dialogues, a newspaper item, and a debate on whether the farmer's wife had more work than the farmer.
Local News from Mill Creek Area In Indiana and Vicinity
Dale Rankin of Indiana visits. Typhoid fever hits Twyla Peterman. Johnston child ill at grandparents in Creekside. Mrs Kissick returns to Cheswick. Adamson family visit Fairman family. Roads good and coal moved from nearby mines. About a thousand bushels hauled from Miller mine. Orr attends Plumville church conference. Wissinger family trip to Ebensburg. Fairman leaves Miller mine for Creekside fireman job with B R & P Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twyla
Edward Peterman
Lowry Johnston
Creekside
John Trusal
Kissick
Harvey Roof
Cheswick
Charlie Adamson
Ralph Fairman
John Orr
M. H
Plumville
Pershing Wissinger
Ebensburg
Miller
B., R. & P. Railroad Co
Social notes from South Bend and nearby towns
Dr and Mrs J A Lowry and son John Mr and Mrs D B Townsend spent the latter part of the week with Rev BD A Campbell and family of Clintonville. Mr and Mrs George Spohr and son Kenneth Apollo week end guests with Mrs Spohr's parents N A Davis and wife Mr and Mrs W J Shutt Arthur Shutt and daughter Louise Van dergrift were guests of Alvie Hanna and family on Sabbath. Mr and Mrs J P Boyer near here were guests of Mr and Mrs W J Silvis on Sabbath. Lavenia Townsend week end with her sister Martha of Wders Ridge. Ralston Rodecker guest of Apollo friends over Sabbath Elizabeth Painters and Verne Townsend Indiana shoppers Monday. Olive Wray guest of Elizabeth Patterson near Apollo over the weekend. Mr and Mrs HH Coffman Vandergrift W A McAdoo and family near Parkwood were guests at Joseph Alshouse on Sabbath. Margaret Hanna guest of Louise and Betty Henderson over weekend. Levi Alshouse returned home after five weeks with his daughter Mrs BE P Wood of Indiana Harbor Indiana. Social at Hawthorn school Friday evening largely attended. Miss Kathryn Brown Saturday and Sabbath with friends in Indiana. Russell Black called at Stimson home last week. Groceryman J C Myers rejoicing as a baby girl left at daughter Rose Gemmell's home recently. first grandchild. Misses Jane and Floss Cooper spending a week with sister Mrs IF B Speedy Wilkinsburg. Services at Washington Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 2 30. Miss Martha Blue Saturday with aunt Rebecca Blue Chambersville. First basketball game of the season at Kellysburg hall Thursday evening Home vs Chambersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ray
Margaret
Mildred Couch
John Ray
Near Hilltop
Milzabeth Ray
Indiana
Carl Fiester
Lewis
Charles Hanna
G. GC
Devinney
Wilkinsburg
Bertha George
Gay Rowe
Mac Wiggins
Paul Campbell
T. M. Watt
Hilltop Literary Society
Hilltop School House
Harry George Hale Rowe
Eleanor Dible
Sarah Bell
Henderson
Murray Devinney
Martha Fester
Herbert Mester
Imogene Ortmnahan
Margaret Dible
Elizabeth
Bertha Watt
Marion McAdoo
Helen Smith
Walter George Howard Myers
Hale Rowe
Margaret Devinney
Margaret Kunkle
Grace Carnahan
Ernest Wiggins
Thos, Blue
Emil Runge
N. M. Bothell
D. W. Anderson
Robert Uncapher
Roy Ankeny
J. A. Lowry
John
D.b.townsend
BD. A. Campbell
Familly
Clintonville
George Spohr
Kenneth
Apollo
Alvie Hanna
J. P. Boyer
Near Here
W. J. Silvis
Lavenia Townsend
Martha
W Ders Ridge
Ralston Rodecker
Verne Townsend
Olive Wray
Elizabeth Patterson
Near
HH. F. Coffman
Vandergrift
W. A. McAdoo
Parkwood
Joseph Alshouse
Margaret Hanna
Louise
Betty Henderson
Levi Alshouse
BE. P. Wood
Indiana Harbor
Hawthorn School
Kathryn Brown
Russell Black
Stimson
J. C. Myers
Rose Gemmell
Jane
Floss Cooper
IF. B. Speedy
Washington Presbyterian Church
Martha Blue
Rebecca Blue
Chambersville
Kellysburg
L. WU. B. Will
G. H. Dobaon
Tomer City
Clyde Shaeffer
Selina Grove
Rey
Mra
J. W. Shaeffer
N. BB. Long
Pittsburg
J. M. Roberts Son & Co
Celia Morgan
D. &. Cooper
Youngstown
J. H. Stewart
Mainstreet
Mr. Henry
Ridge Avenue
Harry Patchin
B. B. McConnaughey
Local Social Roundup From Beaverdale and Vicinities
Kenwood and son Thomas and Mrs Clemen tine Myers and son Roy visited Miss Lizzie Elwood Sunday. Bernice Gibson left for Johnstown to stay for a time. John Adams of Beaverdale visited with Mrs Lemon and Mrs George sphere at this place. Mr and Mrs John H Smith, Mrs J H Hill, Lizzie Hlwood, Sarah and Edtha Smith attended camp meeting in Cherry Tree. Rebecca Reade visiting at Clymer. Jennie Stephens and daughter Mary and Frank Adams and daughter Marie were guests in Indiana Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Clementine Myers
Roy
Lizzie Elwood
Bernice Gibson
Johnstown
John Adams
Beaverdale
Lemon
George Sphere
John H. Smith
J. H. Hill
Lizzie Hlwood
Sarah
Edtha Smith
Cherry Tree
Rebecca Reade
Clymer
Jennie Stephens
Mary
Frank Adams
Marie
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Homer City Area
Homer City area residents noted in a series of social items. W. U. B. Will’s arm injury improves slowly while G H Dobbins begins a new driver job at Homer City Bakery. Visits and gatherings highlight weekends with Shaeffer, Byers, Hamilton, and Henderson hosting parties and games.
Halloween party and local social notes in Indiana
The senior class held a Hallowe en party in the woods above Sample Run Friday night. Various social events are noted including a New Century Club reception for new members in Indiana, dances at K of P hall and Odd Fellows hall, and an oyster supper at the Presbyterian church basement Thursday night. Joe Coysaro moved to Buck Run and local visitors Mrs. W F Neeley and son Ralph visited Indiana Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample Run
B. F. Coe
Joe Rankin
W. D. Dunsmore
New Century Club
Indiana
Mildred Dearolph
Isther Harvey
Indiana Normal
W. F. Neeley
Ralph
Rebeccas
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
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George E. Cramberlain
Oregon
American Press Association
Willet
Dale Rankin
Wilmer Stewart’s
Mackinaws
Seys
South Bend
Davis
Kenwood
Homer City
Wilmer Stewart
Garment Department
Hese
Troy
Penua
Farmers Bank
the Farmers Bank
Indiana, Pa
Moore Hotel
Warners
LIC
Tabhie, Pink
Grey and Palit Beach