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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

Page

6

The Hostess Houses of the War Effort

The hostess houses serve soldiers and visitors, erected by the YWCA War Work Council at military camps. Miss Vera Shaefer and the War Work Council led early efforts after Plattsburg, with over 90 houses nationwide from Atlantic to Pacific. In New Jersey they are at Camp Dix and Camp Merritt, offering rooms, licenses, and comfort to relatives and friends of servicemen.

Young Women's Christian Association War Work Council Henry P. Davison National Board W. CG. A France Plattsburg Vera Shhaefer Army and Navy Atlantic Pacific New Jersey

Pleasantville Social Notes and Liberty Loan Meeting

Local residents from Pleasantville and nearby areas were seen visiting relatives and calling on neighbors this past week. A mass meeting for the Fourth Liberty Loan is planned in the schoolhouse on Thursday evening and residents are urged to attend.

Local Visitors Reported in Punxsutawney and Nearby

Mrs. Jacob Shaffer of Porter and Mrs. Cynthia Bond visited their families in Punxsutawney. Dr J A Elkin and family were callers in Indiana. Indiana commissioners Wagner Marshall and Lowry visited town. Dr Jaquish and G A Robinson of Punxsutawney called at Adam Black's. Prof J B Weaver of Indiana stopped by. Adam Black and wife visiting daughter Mrs Sherman Gaha Bun in Mt Jewett. Mrs Hettie Mcilwaine returned home from Mutler via Ken. Stiteler and C A Lukehart were home over Sunday. Grace Bowman of Panxsainney visited sister Mrs Jane Shatter over Sunday. Mrs C J Condron and Loretta guests in Punxsutawney for past week.

Jacob Shaffer Porter Cynthia Bond J. A. Elkin Bert Indiana Wagner, Marshall and Lowry Jaquish G. A. Robinson Punxsutawney Adam Black J. B. Weaver Sherman Gaha- Bun Mt. Jewett Hettie Mclilwaine Mutler W.om. Stiteler Tc. A. Lukehart Pica Grace Bowmen Panxsuainney Mis Jane Shatter C. J. Condron Loretta

Two Wills Filed Inheritance Details

In her will dated December 7, 2017 Mel James AleCurdy of Reyne township divides her estate equally among children Speedy Woith Kenta Panini Clair Vrank and Clark. Savings & Trust Company of Indiana appointed exervitor. Mrs Peresa Zaher inherits her husband Joseph Zaher’s entire estate by will dated August 20, 1018.

Mel James AleCurdy Reyne

Local clocks to shift one hour last Sunday in October

Robert M Cirhind of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Committee announced clocks would move forward one hour on Sabbath October 27 as part of daylight saving efforts. J A Swisher, a Dixonville merchant, has joined the Erie conference of the United Brethren church and will serve at Oswayo in Vouter county.

Robert M. Cirhind Pittsburgh Comunty Merchant Fitters J. A1 Swisher Dixonville Tie Erie

Patrons urged to read new billing instructions

Government demands paper conservation prompts Huntington and Clearfield Telephone Company to announce a change in billing method. Read the new instructions, to be sent, subscriber cooperation requested by October 1. October 2, 1918.

H. & Celephone Co Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Company

Diamond gifts as lasting symbols for lovers and mothers

The passage promotes diamonds as valuable gifts that appreciate and serve as lifelong symbols. It suggests husbands may buy rings for wives fiancées, and sons may choose diamond brooches or bar pins for their mothers, promising fitting choices within any budget.

Obituaries note several local deaths and services

Margart Hunkle aged 18 dies of typhoid at Center township. Funeral at home with Rev. McKee and burial in Oakland cemetery. she is survived by her parents and two brothers Dale and Paul. Mrs Myre Klingensmith dies at 80 in Chevy Chase from pneumonia. funeral led by Rev B W Hutchinson, interment in Oakland cemetery. she leaves husband John Klingensmith and three children. Velva Marie Clark dies of cancer at 20 in Akron hospital. remains brought home to Creekside. services Saturday, interment at Elderton. she leaves parents Harry and others and two brothers Clements and Leonard. John H Singer, 74, of Penn Run dies at Indiana hospital from multiple diseases. survived by wife, two brothers Alonzo and Scott, and sister Mary Singer.

Margart Hunkle Margaret Kunkle Lowry ¢. Kunkle Center Township Young People’s Christian Union Rev McKee Oakland Dale Paul Myre Klingensmith John Klingensmith Chevy Chase B. W. Hutchinson M. E. Church Oakland Cemetery Velva Marie Clark Harry Clark Creekside Akron Clements Leonard Elderton John H. Singer Penn Run Indiana Hospital Alonzo Singer Town Scott Singer Spinnertown Mary Singer Bruce Guy Mak Bruce Guy Mauk H. M. Mauk Chevy Chagsa Ben Sheesley Brice Homer Jay Balma Gertrude Mauk Indiana B. M. Gearhart Amos Woods Jane Woods Shelocta Andrew Sharp Clara Blinn Canedor N. J John A. Campbell Burnett Wilcox Turtle Creek Abner Rupert Irwin and Paul Wood John Faith Elizabeth Faith White Township William Lewis North Fourth Street Mary Elizabeth Robert Orr Plumville Beracha United Presbyterian Church Mia Geo Jamison Davis Oregon George John Joseph Mary God

Obituaries and notices from Indiana area column

W S Fyock aged 42 a former Cherryhill resident died suddenly at Baltimore and Ohio shops Glenwood of heart failure leaving widow and four children. Bruce Guy Mauk 12 died of pneumonia after a week illness. parents and siblings listed. Mrs Amos Woods and Mrs Jane Woods widow of Amos Woods noted. Elizabeth Faith dies in White township. funeral in Indiana. 16 percent acid fertilizers advertised by Anthony and Kline Shelocta Pa.

W. S. Fyock L. Fyock Cherryhill Township Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Glenwood Nelson Fyock Penn Run OC. L. Fyock R. D. Fyock H. M. Fyock Wilkinsburg Annie Fyock F. M. Dick Avonmore

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary Orr’s illness and death

Robert Orr of near Plumville thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during his daughter Mary’s illness and death. Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist of Water Street is home from Lansing Michigan after visiting her daughters.

Robert Orr Plumville Mary Margaret Gilchrist Waterstreet Lansing, Mich

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