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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1918

Page

3

Little Daughter Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith

Blacklick community notes report births, illnesses, travels, and social visits. A daughter arrives for Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Smith. Spanish influenza cases affect residents. Mrs. Olive Campbell dies, and services planned if quarantine lifts. The piece lists numerous visits to Indiana, Latrobe, Pittsburgh, and Greensburg, plus Red Cross activity and local club plans.

Local Social Notes From Larksbury And Vicinity

Mrs R D B McCall of Van Cent spent Saturday and Sunday at the IPS Marshall home. Mrs J Rolland of Salsburg stayed the weekend with her brother in Linsinbigler. Mr and Mrs Hugh Lowman hosted Mary Lowman Fritz of Liffirsville. Tillie McPhiltimy spent the week at home. Lena Warner visits Mrs H M Lowman. Mrs Lee, recently ill, is improving at Clawson Youngstown.

Jake St. Clair Della Conemaugh A. M. Walhack George H. Cline Thandie Palmer Goldie Boring Jucy Lichtenfels Charles Slanderson J. Dt. Marsh W. T. Marsh Mary Neely C. Dg. Palmer G. W. Cribbs Edith Neely Andy Carnahan G. W. Clawson Geo. Palmer Olive Campbell Youngwood Jyare Mt. Tahar J. W. Cribbs Orrin Greensburg George Clawson Walback Marie Robinson A. M. Walback Dissinger W. B. Griffith Charles Hart James Derry Mary A. Hazlett Paul Ewing Pittsburgh Nellie Rose Richards Arthur Newhouse

Kephart Campaign Praised As Non Partisan Judge Hope

Editorial from the Altoona Tribune extols John W. Kephart of Blair county as a self made, non partisan candidate for the Supreme Court. It recounts his rise from Soldiers’ Orphan School to Superior Court, praising his American grit and urging Blair and neighboring counties to support him in November.

Cambria County Supreme Court John W. Kephart Wbensburg Kephart Pennsylvania Superior Court Soldiers’ Orphan School Pennsylvania Railroad Altoona Tribune John W. Kerhart Te Superior Court Commonwealth Blair County Rona Commonwealth of Eaut Freedom Judge Kephart Jack Kephart Mephart Lemon McAlisterville Judi Kephart Mollidaysburg Pennssylvania Railroad Allegheny College Meadville Dickinvon Law School Cambria Cambria County Bar. Boys Like Jude Kephert

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