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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1914

Page

6

Pittsburgh Coal Expert Dies in Despondent Act

John Wesley Boileau, a prominent Pittsburgh coal expert, shot himself at his Bellefield Avenue home after leaving his wife. He died within minutes from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the forehead during a fit of despondency due to ill health. Local statement notes no prior indication of trouble.

John W. Boileau

French Reserves Heroic Company Returns After Fifteen Days

An official Paris statement describes a heroic company of the 362d reserves that endured fifteen days of fighting near Taon. They barricaded a village, fought, and marched back to the French lines with slight losses and excellent morale. A German trench flag buried beneath a heap of corpses was retrieved and sent to General Erenoli’s headquarters.

Paris Erenoli Taon Caplace

Teachers Institute Program at Creps Schoolhouse Rayne

The schedule for the October 24, 1914 teachers institute in Rayne township lists morning and afternoon sessions with topics on playground education classroom relations and character building. It notes speakers including Shields Lowry McHenry Ansley and Lambing and discusses corporal punishment and school relations to the community. Bar on Murray of England compliments American Red Cross efforts at the front and in Paris hospitals.

Creps Rayne Township Hey. Tau Tople da Shields Vesta Lowry Grave McHenry Paul Ansley Endy Lillian Hazelett Prof Weaver J. A. Lambing Rebecca Blue J . Tople Chapman Mora Wiser Mildred Wynkoop Mary Streams Red Cross Baron Murray England Baron Murray of Dubatik Aisne America Paris

Plumsville Church Notes And Local Visits

News from Plumville and nearby townships records church recalls, visitors and Sabbath in town. Names mentioned include Florinda Howard Amy Harkieroad Hiram Shawl and various locals in Elderton Punxsutawney Egensburg Indiana Kane and Cochran's Mills with travels, funerals, and social events.

Plumville Frank Pifer Ben Punxsutawney Byron Stewart Indiana Grogs Roads H. BE. Thompson Alex Thompson M. C. Wynkoop DuBois Mable Lakehart Punxattawney Jane Stuchell Elizabeth Zimmerman H. M. Zimmerman Andrews Irwin Zimmerman Hiram Shawl Zimmerman Cochran's Mills Cora Allison Jas. Loughry Marion Center Mary Ashbaugh

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