General Survey of the War Shifts in Greece and Balkans
The past week centers on Athens as Venizelos confronts a minister over a war policy issue and Zaimis resigns after a failed confidence vote. Greece teeters on neutrality as Constantine contemplates a new premiership. In the Balkans the Bulgars and Austro German forces seize Nish, Krusevac, and Pirot, tightening the northern front toward Constantinople. Salonika reports British reinforcements and improved Serbian posture at Prilep while Bulgarian artillery bombards Krivolak. Russian operations near Riga and along the Dvina face German counterattacks. An important British contingent lands at Salonika, enabling further allied facilities. The Tageblatt notes Servian retreat beyond Sarasevac after defending Nish. Russians claim large enemy captures near Stripa and east of Kovel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
D. Venizelos
M. Zaimis
Constantine
Greece
Nish
Constantinople
Krusevac
Kraguyexatz
Pirot
Salonika
Prilep
Riga
Dvina
Dbvinsk
Berlin Tageblatt
Morava
Vargarin
Sarasevac
Stripa River
Kovel
Navy Uses Wireless Phone To Transmit Official Order
Secretary Daniels issued the first naval order via wireless telephone. Engineers from American Telephone and Telegraph and Western Electric connected Daniels in the Navy Department with Rear Admiral Usher at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to test the tech. Daniels directed that repairs be completed as soon as practicable after arrival of the New York party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Brooklyn
Navy
Nava
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Navy Department
Usher
Navy Yard
New York
County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Officers
County Town reports on residents visiting Pittsburg Bolivar and Johnstown, plus new Homer City borough officers. It notes church events Epworth League study class and sermons, local travels by Alex Johnston Park visitors, and multiple small town happenings including birthdays, moves, and casual social visits.
Blacklick Socials Highlight Local Visits and Elections
Randall Campbell and Arthur Nippey visited friends in Blacklick and Blairsville while many locals attended church events and family gatherings. James Wadsworth, Miss Grave Milliken, and Mrs. Huldah Abers were among recent visitors. Squire William Euston was reelected for five years as the community notes steady civic life.
Wallobsburg Social Notes Hint at Indiana Trips
Mrs WIL Moore and Mrs Lloyd Smiley visited Indiana Saturday while George Adamson with his wife and daughter Zella were there Monday. Annie Sloan and two children were also noted in Indiana, indicating local residents' weekend travel and family activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Moore
Lloyd Smiley
Indiana
George Adamson
Zella
Annie Sloan
Mitchells Mills Institute and Sunday Travels
An institute will be held here on Saturday. George Mleming spent Sunday with his mother Mrs James Mleming. Dan Gibson returned to Patton after a week at home. Sickenberger wife and daughter Blaine and Stella Lydick visited Indiana on Sunday. Y A Shank and family autoed to Punxsutawney on Sunday. Visitors included Mrs John Douglass of Lovejoy and Miss Maghbadle Kelley with Miss Madeline McMullin of Garman's Mills. G W George and sister Mrs Thabelle Clawson and Blanche Wallace of Mechanicsburg autoed to Mary McGomb's on Sunday. Three of the family suffer typhoid fever. Mr Werver and wife of Indiana visited four sisters: Mrs T L Mock, Mrs James Barrett, Mrs Jane McTigue, and Mrs Sade Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Everett Myers
Pittsburg
John Campbell
Bolivar
Bank Kasighman
Main Street
Dr. Shaulis
Indiana
J. L. Robertson
Mr. Polanobsky
Mt. Pleasant
Jon Polanobsky
Miss Boreland
James Robertson
McClure Campbell
Robinson
J. J. Campbell
Bert Fisher
Alfred Brown
Homer City
W. L. Hutchison
Ansbury Fleming
E. B. Griffith
C. F. Jamison
H. R. Grumbling
BH. W. Dick
A. Kerr
Blairsville
Mitchell Car
Alex Johnston
Anderson
Punxsutaney
Epworth League
M. KE
Thomas
Sewickley
Boza Morgan
M. EH
Park
W. O. Wagner
M. E
Brushvalley
A. Hartung
Lotal Church
Joseph Westeroth
W. J. Organ
Samuel Duncan
Johnstown
Lloyd
Royden
Robert Cunningham
Heshbon
Daniel Duncan
Harry
J. T. Duncan
Minnie Gibson
Freda Duncan
J. T. Gibson
Shelocta
George Mleming
James Mleming
Dan Gibson
Pateton
Wii Sickenberger
Blaiehe
Stella Lydick
Y. A. Shank
Mya
John Wesley
John 14. Douglass
Lovejoy
Maghbadle Kelley
Madeline McMullin
Garman’s Mills
G. W. George
Thabelle Clawson
Dblancho Wallace
Mechanicaburg
McGomb's
Mer Werver
Mra
Tl. A. Mock
James Barrett
Jane McTigue
Sade Green
Local social notes and contracts from Marion Center and area
Notes report Misa Nelle Rankin visiting Pitabure and Misa Mae Miller dining with Mrs. Robert Scott. Lectures include Wells Watson Ginn’s talk, A Man from Home, in Academy hall. Melia Shogmarker visits Boswell. Mr. and Mrs. Neal retire to Dayton. United Presbyterian sewing circle met at Mrs. T. T. Metin. Public sale at J. O. Jeratley on November 1. Reps Patton and Calthown voyage to India for Presbyter y. M Bennett & Sons win two state highway contracts: 4504 feet brick pavement in Marion Center for 16439.74 and 5808 feet macadam in Hickory township for ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nelle Rankin
Pitabure
Nntoch
Bryan
Misa Mae Miller
Robert Scott
Academy Hall
Wells Watson Ginn
Lome
Mias Melia Shogmarker
Boswell
Mreo
Mra
M. Bennett & Sons
State
Marion Center
Hickory Township
Lawrence County
Auto and Carriage Robes at Watt Godfrey Marshall's
Wool, cotton and plush robes are offered at Watt Godfrey Marshall's with the lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt Godfrey Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Senate
American Press Association
Philander C. Knox
Pittsburgh
Bollinger & Andon Construction Co
R. B. Dunmire
Oscar Alter
Theodore Snyder
Mra. Lowry
J. W. Clark
Mabel Walsh
Cleveland
Roy Hoe
Margaret Hart
Clarksburg
Robert Gorton
H. K. Evans
John Nehrig
Letitia Duncan
Mary Hagerman
Walter Lyda
Slyman Hanna
Scott Glen
Tunnelton
Clark Marsh
Frank Forsha
George Quick
A. A. Almes
Coaltown
Co. T. Crone
Earl Duke
James Stimson
Albert Marah
William Lytle
Express Fron Ohio
Foxeph Horrell
Blairsvilla
John Barker
Saltyburg
Harry Coffman
John Brown
M. GC. Whitesell
West Fenn Powder Company
Dunmire
Dominick Stangon
Saltsbury
Harry Watkins
Mokonga
West Virginia
Coal Company
Clare Long
Vandergrift
William Hudson
Ella Eillcott
White Station
Sars Duke
Seward
Idaho
Fine George
James Campbell
Asl
R. B. Cram
Dubois
Robert Holstein
West Union
David Coulter
Apollo
Adam Tainter
Boul Bend
Frank Munshower
Tra Weaver
West George
Samuel Barnett
Flderton
Frank Russell
Matella Kimmel
Howard Kimmel
F. W. Meyers
Lysle
Ilntry Jones
Pillspure
Ted
Daniel Morrison
Warnest Learn
Greenwich
W. M. Milbern
Rev. Hughes
Virtue Adamson
Boss
James Edwards
Loyd Sinsley
Indiana Hospital
Bowser
Wallopshire
Blacklick
Randall Campbell
New York City
Arthur Nippey
Charlie Grater
Mary Williams
Annie
Nellie Caulfield
J. A. Shromans
Mabel Hutchinson
Armagh
Stewart Lawrence
Blacklick Township
Tabernacle
Math
Wiley
Martin Wiley
James Wadsworth
Grave Milliken
John Hager
P. R. Sh
H. B. Donelson
Thomas McGuire
Latrobe
Huldah Abers
The
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Hayes
Hayes
George Wainshuip
Blairyville
D. T
Donabey's Iig
Plea Meade
Lawn Batu
Clere i
Walter W
J-Pitt
Charlie C
Emlk. li. Co
Wallopsburg
Elderton
Beau
Joe Taudi
Underwear
ANA Value
Don
Che
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!