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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1918

Page

11

Americans Are Treated Royally in France by French Hosts

A letter from Alex Blakley of Young Township, 14th Co., 20th Engineers, now in France, to his father H. H. Blakley describes touring four towns with good roads and a park spring, hotels turned into Red Cross hospitals, a theater show by American and allied troops, and a chateau hosting them with gracious hospitality. He notes rapid American construction impressing locals, meals of five chickens and two ducks, good bread, and limited rail travel with crowded cars.

Alex Wakley Young Township Alex Blakley 14Th Co 20Th Engineers France H. H. Blakley Livermore R. D. 1 Tey

Gas Masks for 11 Hours on Front in France

Logan Parry of Pine Flats, member of Co. D, 320th Machine Gun Battalion, writes his mother Mrs Judson Parry about experiences on the French front. He recalls being attacked with gas for 15 hours, wearing a gas mask for three hours until a safe place was found. He mentions crawling while shells burst 100 yards away and still escaping unharmed.

Logan, Parry Pine Flats Logan Parry Co. D 320Th Machine Mis Judson Parry France

Golden wedding marks Civil War saber slice in celebration

Mrs Madison McLaughlin of Covode hosts a fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home with Civil War era saber used to cut the cake, a large family gathering, and multiple speakers. Mr McLaughlin, a Civil War veteran, and eleven children are noted. the event featured an elaborate outdoor dinner and gifts.

Madison McLaughlin Coyode Archie Stewart Madison ‘McLaughlin Covode McLaughlin Indiana County Lfe Cowacde Co. F. Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers H. W. Smitten Marchand J. C. Good Milton Work Mina Kelso

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