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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

2

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Republican Ticket List For State and Congress Delegation

The Republican ticket features William C. Sproul for Governor with Edward Beidleman as Lieutenant Governor and James F. Woodward for Secretary of Internal Affairs. At large congressmen include William J. Burke Thomas Crago Mahion Garland Anderson Walters. For Congress 27th District Nathan L. Strong and J. T. Davis represents the General Assembly.

William C. Sproul Delaware County Edward &. Beidleman Dauphin County James F. Woodward Allegheny County William J. Burke Thomas &. Crago Greene County Mahion M. Garland Anderson H. Walters Cambria County Nathan L. Strong Jefferson County J. T. Davis Blairsville

Sproul for Governor Promises Unified Republican Administration

A Pennsylvania party platform urges voters to elect Senator William Sproul as governor to lead a unified Republican administration through wartime and into postwar growth. The piece stresses continuing public school funding, highway improvements, farm support, mine safety, health, and rational resource use, arguing Sproul’s twenty five years in the State Senate qualify him to execute efficient governance and merit near unanimous support.

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Recent Deaths and Illness Sweep Indiana County

A long obituary list notes Mes Catherine Storince Meg Catherine Starner aged 50s widow of Charles Stormer dies in Indiana after a longtime decline from a broken leg injury and lingering illness. Survivors include children Mrs Mary White William Stormer Frank Stormer and others with 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Also mourned are Miss Marie Dodson, Miss Claire Marie Dodson a nurse at Phoenixville hospital who died of influenza with pneumonia, and several local residents including John A Thompson John H Cline and Dr A M Stuire. Interments follow in Greenwood and local Lutheran cemeteries.

Catherine Storince Catherine Starner Charles Stormer Lfe Trimte Mary White St Oak Street William Stormer White Township Frank Stormer Graceton Peter Frech Georgeville Joan Frech Kellysburg Marie Dodson Claire Marie Dodson John Dodson Philadelphia Phoenixville Medico Chi Phoenixville Hospital Frank Camp Jackson S. C George Johnstown First United Presbyterian Church Town GG. Morrow John H. Cline Farrel Mercer County West Wheatfield Township Farrell Thadercald Evelyn Lihengood Clark Henry Garfield Charles Franklin Cline Robinson Bolivar Jensig Black Daisy Cline Tolivar Germany Luttheran Church West Wheatfeld Township John A. Thompson East Wheatfield Township Armagh Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg Ife Chhldren JH. CG. Patchin TM. Cline Mary Ishvahath Thompson Thompson A. M. Stuire J. Meire West Oxnard Cal George W. Simpson Aa. G. Blewart Younus Township W. S. Garothers Widery Ridge George B. Starlamay George DB. Stutzman Mast Whertfield Township Benjamin Stutaman Ralph Army Los Angeles Lester Mandie Sonos Sonos Dornos Dorr Carpenter West Chestnut Street Church of Indiana Frank Darr Clarence Darr Karl Shirley Burl Shirley George C. Shirley Conemaugh Township Columbia Saltsburg Newton White Ela Jacoby Chastnut Street Genevieve Muttiy Genevieve Murray Michael Murray Rosafier City

Indiana Boy Writes From France With Home News

Joseph Trans, serving in Frances with the United States forces, sends letters home to Mrs. Grong in Indiana detailing daily life in camp. He mentions seeing fellow homeboys, updates on comrades like Charles McLain and Bill Pierce, notes on injuries, and tidbits about meals and tents. He hopes for a swift victory and return for ice cream and cake.

Joseph Trans United States Haninedrs Joseph Frances Grong West Church Street Indiana France Charles McLain el Caldwell Lawrence Little Mac McKinstry Bath Boys Bill Pierce Bill Long Legs Co. FP Raymond Nealer Peeler Bay Tam Yons Joe Goldiar George Clark George Clark Wineman Spitz Pesonington Tate Lawrence Myers & Little

Great Drive Provides Touch of Home for Soldiers

Indiana county residents are urged to support the November war relief drive totaling 170 million dollars for seven agencies including the National War Work Council and the Jewish Welfare Board. Greensburg district leader W. Grant coordinates quotas with county chairmen. past gifts from Indiana county reached 25 thousand dollars, with a larger target this year. Locust boy Stourer Baunl dies of Spanish Flu at Camp Lee and is buried locally.

Indiana County Liberty United War Fund Sandwich Cusie Fey Moe Sehele M. CG. Ag Ye W. GA American Library Association Salvation Army Commission On Training Can Secretary of Treasury National War Work Gouneil National Board of the Y. W. CG AL National Gathole Connell Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board Sac War Camp Community Service Greensburg Wiel Westmoreland County Fayette County Jochima County W. A Grant Kidiang County Camp Lee Stourer Baunl Locust

German Dugouts Furnished In Lavish Manner In War Drive

A wartime letter from Lt. Leon Metzger recounts German dugouts stocked with pianos gardens and livestock left behind as American forces advanced. He notes easy prisoners, but fierce resistance from some troops, plus widespread Red Cross aid and supply details from the St Mihiel frontline.

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