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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1915

Page

2

Local Notes From County Town News In Indiana Area

County town society and visiting events shape a busy week with Indiana callers, visits to Roaring Stone and Cook Port, a Pine Tree Club masquerade, teacher trainees at Baptist church, and various local residents traveling to Johnstown, Clymer, and Lovejoy for work or fellowship. The piece also notes a Chautauqua idea, diphtheria quarantine, and a move of Scott V Steffy to a nearby farm.

Tarion Gray Hastings Charles Bathurst Culver Claude Wright Roy Dowler Junction Fulton Wesley 1 Mastings Clyde Fulton William J. Muffley Charles Morris Lucerne Mines Charles Chriflili J. Nolan Edward Stifter Clymer Baturday Pine Tree Club Scott V. Steffy Pineton Lynn Smith Gipsy

Mitchells Mills Church Meetings and Local Visits

Brethren church meetings closed Sunday night. Prof. C A Campbell visited our school Wednesday. Frank Bowden of Johnstown and Attorney Paul Bowden visit Mrs Richard Learn for a few days. Miss Tilheswood was an Indiana visitor on Sunday. Chilr Leastre Max Cramer Linn Widdowson of Clymer and D B Kelley of this plate went to Rochester Mills to hunt Monday. Those on the sick list are Harry Weaver Mrs Bam Mock both with asthma Miss erfie Learn and Clara Weaver with bad colds. Visitors at the Nome of Mr and

Newton Long Edna McCurley Clymer Paul Shank Lovejoy L. A. Mack Edna Indiana Clara Weaver Uniontown Merle Engle Dno Kelley George Mishel Beulah Learn J. B. Kelley Ethel Meekins Deb Warl Lovejoy Woriday Harry Hines Verona Maynard Albright Leroy Bowers Dixonville von Gibson Patton Brethren Church C. A. Campbell Frank Bowden Johnstown Paul Bowden Richard Learn Miss Tilheswood Chilr Leastre Max Cramer Linn Widdowson Rochester Mills Harry Weaver Bam Mock Miss Therfie Learn

Washington Township Social News Roundup

Miss Ruth Burny visited Phinville on Friday. Dudley Spence helped top the Marlin bridge. John Trusal has house painted. Mrs Delta Marlin returned to Pittsburg after ten days with Alonza Yeomans. Miss Della Jack visited Anthony Burns. Miss Eliza Park spent time with Blanche Burns. Knowlton Fairman and companion attended Mawthorne school social. Kettering school social drew large crowd. Anthony Stuchell back at work after appendicitis. Miss Mary Seanor guest of Freda Wells. Miss Mabel Hoover visiting friends in Indiana. Wagon load from Davis attended Kettering social. Mrs John Calhoun visited Creekside Saturday. Jesse Uncapber spent Saturday with W. J. Brewer family. Mrs W L Johnson and son from Creekside visited Mrs John Trusal last week. Chas Bell painted his barn. Harry McLaughlin and Wilbur Rankin guests of Charlie Wells. Miss Zilla Hauser employed at Chambersville for six months. Mrs Elizabeth Harmon and daughter Laura called on Mrs W J Brewer.

Thelma Myers Indiana Blanche Stephens Sarah Smith Kenwood Win Stephens Loukiard Carr Cresson Wm. Morris EP. Parry Wm. Patterson Wilda Roberts Bara Smith Wriday Jennne Zimmerman A. G. Glenn Sarah Glen H. B. Hamilton Johnstown Conkport Literary Society Roy Tate Eleanor Wesley Askins J. D. Joiner George Minnie Stephens Sara Parry Sara Roberts L. Roberts Wilda Elizabeth Melen Williamis Spruce J. Williams Cook Port The Baptist Church Clementine Myers Merl Williams Halver Halverson Greenwich B. G. Davis Edith Smith Mary Learn Washington Township Ruth Burny Phinville Dudley Spence Marlin Bridge John Trusal Delta Marlin Alonza Yeomans Pittsburg Della Jack Shittanning Anthony Burns Eliza Park Blanche Burns Knowlton Fairman Friend Mawthorne School House Kettering School House Anthony Stuchell Mary Seanor Freda Wells Mabel Hoover Davis John Calhoun Jesse Uncapber W. J. Brewer Famiy W. L. Johnson and Son Creekside Chas. Bell Harry McLaughlin Wilbur Rankin Charlie Wells Zilla Hauser Chambersville Elizabeth Harmon Laura

Apple ship plan to feed wounded soldiers with American apples

A Chicago committee of apple growers proposes a humanitarian effort to ship a large consignment of American apples to soldiers in Europe. The plan seeks free passage for the cargo under Red Cross auspices, aiming to supply fruit to front lines and hospitals to combat scurvy and boost morale.

Chicago Europe United States Red Cross Wilson Lansing New York

Inventor of Merit William L Saunders Named to Naval Board

William Lawrence Saunders of Plainfield New Jersey is appointed to the United States naval advisory board by Secretary Daniels. He is a leading mine engineer with numerous inventions including subaqueous drilling with tube and water jet systems and patented rock drilling and quarrying devices.

William Lawrence Saunders Plainfield N. J United States Naval Advisory Board Daniels

Found Money Hidden in Old Mount Clemens House

In Mount Clemens Michigan a storage box was found between walls of Frederic Kendrick’s former building during razing. William Ginger uncovered cash believed to be property of &misar, placed about 65 years ago during initial construction.

Walt Mount Clemens Mich Misar Frederick Kendrick William Ginger

Indians Adopt Modern Threshing Machine at Pyramid Lake

Reno Nev. report notes the Pyramid Lake Indians replaced horse and foot threshing with a modern machine. About 100 acres of wheat are being separated from chaff using the new contrivance, marking a shift in local agricultural practices.

Reno Nevy Pyramid Lake Reservation

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County Town News PINE Harry Ruffner Helen A. H. Williams Grate Williams Sarah Stephens James Davis Roaring Ston Jucien Martin Mary Sides Blair Hamilton Barnesboro Heilwood Gid McCreery Near Strongs- Lawn Roland Lytle Altoona Iruiday Quay Baker Coolkport John Henry Wetmore Farm John Stier J. W. Ross Joe Lucas Pine Plats John HH. Leasman Ben Oak Lidge Clarion County Pine Township High School J. Blair Muffley Joseph Wolfe J. C.elley Nebo Wilmer Stewart Bisle-Hleak Co LIE Cor, Phila Tih Sts Penna Growers Dealtern Dinsmore Bros. Quality Store Tailors Indiana, Pennsylvania Savings & Trust Company of Pennsylvania Waverly Oil Works CO Refluora Pittaburgs Waverly J. M. Stewart & Co J. TL Bell T E Blaebek Patt Daugherty Marion Center A. M. Putt Tunnelton JS. A. Rapp J. D. George Tomer City Byers Homer Taylor & Son North 6Th Ste Panami Winters’ Restaurant White Building Philadelphia St Geo. D. Leydic North Sixth St N. Sixth Street
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