Ears of the Army Telegragh Signalers Braving Shells
A British Royal Engineers telegraph signaler earns praise for coolly repairing a broken line under shellfire near Ypres Festubert and La Hassee tell a heroism unseen in many war stories. The work keeps field commanders in contact, guiding infantry advances and artillery coordination through danger and mud. A veteran officer notes the signaler’s methodical routine from early dawns to post battle repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Healy
International News Service
Liverpool
Great Britain
Navy
Royal Engineers
Michael O’leary
Ypres
Festubert
la Hassee
Haa
Red Cross
Thia
Ha Haa
Cuca
Nicktown Triplets Draw Local Fame in 21 Month Span
Nicktown speaks of the Kirsch triplets James Herbert Thomas Harold and Charles Homer born last spring all three have escaped serious illness and are widely known in Camila county. Citizens visit the Kirsch home daily to see how the trio are progressing and residents claim them as “our triplets” with local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicktown
Mont Sicktown
Hamels
Daies Tharbert
Mromas Thegldd
Charles Tlomer Kirsch
Shad
Andrew &. Kirsch
James Terbert
Thomas Flarold
Hfe
Charles Homer
Ail Nicktown
Camila County
Kirseh
Mrs Mary McDonald Celebrates 89th Birthday in Family Gathering
Mrs Mary McDonald of New Florence marked her eighty ninth birthday with a four generation family gathering. A Cone maugh valley resident for about 75 years, she was joined by her great grandson Benjamin Gross her daughter Mrs B F Heidenthal and granddaughter Mrs John Gross, who is Benjamin’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDonald
New Florence
Conemaugh Valley
Benjamin Gross
B. F. Heidenthal
John Gross
Benjamin
Orphans' Court Sale Parcel in Burrell Township Indiana Pa
The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana Pa as administrator sells a parcel of about 115 acres in Burrell Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The tract runs from a post 80 feet north 40 east from a red oak and follows a long series of bounds through lands of Simth Wixom Baker Witt and Archibald Coleman heirs, reserving west of Falling Stone Creek. Terms require 100 dollars cash day of sale with balance on confirmation. October 6, 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sit- Waite
Burrell
Indiana
Mewnsylvania
Towit
Daniel Simfith
Joseph
Wixon Heirs
A. P. Bukhenee
A. PB. Baker
C. B. Coleman
Towl
Rand
Wilett Heirs
Witlett
Archibald Colemmu
Falling Ston Creek
The
Savings & ‘Trust Company of
Oder
A. Blair Sutton
Private Sale in Lew isville Village Estate Court Matter
Decay OCR reveals an Orphans Court notice from Indians County for the private sale of estate of James Mitson deceased. The parcel is five acres in Conemaugh township with a dwelling, stable, barn, shed and utilities. The minimum bid is two thousand five hundred dollars and the sale aims to settle debts. Administrators H. Baur and M. Long announce the sale in October 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Matson
ST. Burrma
Mitson
Orphans’ Court of Indians
Vinihas
Jelve
Seth
Tormyn
Lewisville
Conenmigh Township
Dychina County
Pensylvankt
Rev. Dol Trwih
Eles
Stey
D. di. Vinnda
Tventad Breshyteekin Charel
McCombs Heigs
H. Baur
Notice and executorial appointments in Indiana County
Notice shows actions by auditors and executors in Indiana County with dates October 1915 through November 1938. It mentions W W Dougherty estate duties in Roysiter and private sale bids for Brush Valley land parcels in Durpart No 1, with trustees Harry W Pee and Clarry W, and various court references. Names include L E Miler auditor, Samuel W Millar, W W Winslow attorney, Annid W Dougherty executor, and J M Menvy recipient.
Indiana Dye Works Auditor Notice in 1935 case
Notice is given that on September 10 1935 the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Pennsylvania appointed S S Miller Auditor to distribute the balance in the hands of D M Kier assignee of Hindville College for Women as shown by the final account The auditor fixed Thursday November 4 1935 at 10 o clock a m in the Myst National Bank building Clairsville Pa for the hearing where he will undertake his duties. Samuel W Mielus Auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I Pierce
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Elisabeth A. Churchil
Phihuider Church
Montgomery
Tereby
Savings & Fynst .Conn
Borough of
Indiana
W. Miller
Orphans’ Court of
Charles J. Moore
William Dancan
Bankbury
Blairsville
Scienti Delock A. m
Samull W
Millar
Emergency shelf guidance for long term food storage
The article advises quick prep cheese dishes and a well stocked emergency shelf with canned foods such as spaghetti and tomatoes, veal, ham, and vegetables. It recommends salt kept on jars, flat-ended cans, and promptly emptying opened tins. It suggests bread crumbs, evaporated milk, pie crust in jars, and other shelf items for weeks longevity.
Progress Club List Opens New Rate for Rural Subscribers
The Indiana Progress announces a September 1, 1915 rate increase enabling Rural Delivery subscribers to receive all Daily News papers. The clubbing list offers reduced prices on multiple combinations including Progress with Pittsburg Gazette Times, Pittsburg Daily Dispatch, New York Thrice a Week World, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, National Black Man & Farmer, Ohio Farmer, Philadelphia North American, Pittsburg Weekly Dispatch, Toledo Weekly Blade, New Idea Monthly Magazine, National Tribune, National Stockman, Kimball's Dairy Farmer, Woman's World, Farm and Fireside, Poultry Success, Today's Magazine, People’s Popular Monthly, and other periodicals. Prices are in advance. cash required with all orders. Availability limited to designated subscribers and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburg Gazette Times
R. D. Subeckberg
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
R. D
Pittsburg Daily Post
New York
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Democrat
National
Blackman & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg
Toledo
Eescee
New Idea
National Tribune
Progress and National Stockman
Kimball's Dairy Farmer
Woman's Ore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Signal Corps
Cedar Rapids
Lay
Leo Perrin
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Perrin
Piette
Johnstown Democrat
State OF Arc
M. Coleman
Judidan County
Ernest Stewart
M15
Luesilny
L. E. Miler
John H. Pierce
George K. Stewart
Brushyalley
Murray C. Stewart
William Duncan
Ralph I
Meileury
Windher
Somerset County
Aroner Authority
Anid
Windber
Rust Company
W. W. Winslow
W. W. Dougherty
Roysiter
Annid W. Dougtnr
Shi. Vanih
Ate
John IU
Orphans' Court of
Clarry
Brushvinlley Townshiy
Krowim
J. M. Menvy
Bale
Harry W, Pee
Indiani
Ehelle
John M. Daugherty
Wholesale McFarland Bro
D. A. Palmer
J. Welch
J. H. Houser
H. Burns
H. T. Boarts
R. J. Rutledge
Coalmer
J. F. McCullen
Chas
L. Bence
F. M. Edwards
H. R. Grumbling
L. Snyder
John
Rogs
Ators
Blacklick
Plumville
Dayton
Kerg Point
Creekalde
Livermore
Campbell N, Rossiter
Dixonville
Shaloca
Homer City
Hoster Milla
Indiana Dye Works
Iifa
Woman's World
People's Popular Monthly
Me@all's
Farm Life
Indiana, Progress
Tiniana
Maslin
Geo. D. Leydic
North Sixth St
Co M
Sixth Street
Waverly Oil, Works CO
Pittabung
FA. Jaxoltocs
J. M. Stewart & Co
E. Daugherty
Marion Center
A. M. Putt
Tunnelton
J. A. Rapp
J. D. George
L. Byers
Homer
A. T. Taylor & Son
North 6Th St
Saml. Kimmel
Shelocta
Sickenberger Bros
Stafford
Clymer Hardware Co
Clymer, Pa
Henry H. Steving
C. Heber Steving
Henry H. Steving & Son
M. Edith Steving
Ladies & Children
Automobile Service
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
First National Bank of
Cherry Tree
Resources
U.S
Novist National Bank
BE. W. Smith
J. G. Leasure
Frank Finsthwait
J. C. Mahaffey
Aida
U. S
Double Service Tire & Rubber Co
Akron, O
Dept
Indiana Grocery Co
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