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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1918

Page

6

Local Boys In France Cherish Fond Indiana Memories

Letters from John W. Barr and Sergeant Lisle Moorhead of town long with comforts from home reveal the Red Cross and Comfort Fund aid soldiers at the front in France. The messages describe daily life, foxhole humor, aerial activity, and hopes for a safe finish as the big fair ends.

France Cherisse Indiana John W. Barr Joe King Lisle Moorhead 110Th Regiment Barr Pat Mr. Rabbit Butch Bath Mc Jain Clark Wineman Jerry I'ritz John Harry (Cobb) Wallace Sinceraly Toi Red Cross Mac Wig Davis Boys Bill Caldwell Kellar Red Lichteberger Fritz

Unclear excerpt with local dialogue and scattered items

Fragmentary OCR text shows a school reopening, mentions aeroplanes or bombs, fields turned into fish ponds with water, food and smoke scarcity, and a remark about LISLE MOORHWEAD. No coherent event or date can be determined.

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Smicksburg News Roundup Details Local Visits and Illness

County town notes report family visits illness recoveries and travel among residents. Harold Dunbar of Camp Greenleaf N C improved at home. Verona resident John Bond visited his mother. several locals hosted relatives from Punxsutawney New Kensington and Johnstown. Burial at Pine Vale for an Infant. other social visits noted.

A. N. Gahagan Harold Dunbar Camp Greenleaf N. C John Bond Verona Cynthia Bond Chas. Hellbrun Near Punxsutawney G. 2. Condron Leroy Adam Black J. W. Griffith Pater Hrech Georgeville

Pull Pennsylvania Out of the Mud Action After War

The text argues voters favor a postwar enabling act by the legislature to build roads after the war. It frames the measure as necessary now to lay groundwork and facilitate immediate postwar infrastructure development.

Pennsylvania Brumbaugh

Local News Briefs From Marion Center Area

Marion Center reports Walter Kelly arriving safely in France joining two brothers in service. Ralph Meanor born to Mr and Mrs J M Meanar in Mosgrove. Lloyd Roberts ill with Spanish influenza at a Florida training camp but improving. Presbyterian communion Sunday at 11 with preparations Saturday at 2. Schools reopen. Liberty bonds purchased by section crew. Penn Run notes Edwin Haspilald and Ted visit Jas Fowler. Norman Fowler, newly employed near Clymer, visits home. D G Groft visited Frank Uncapher Spruce. J W Burkhart and family visited Kittanning.

Doyle Hollis Rural Valley Pine Vale Samuel Burkett Mary McQuown H. W. Lloyd Virginia Ted McQuown Bernaun Hast Run Bart Reithmiller Joese Marion Center N. G. Kelly Walter France J. M. Meanar Stork Ralph Mosgrove R. J. Roberts Lloyd Florida Presbyterian Church Jas. Fowler E. H. Gibson Norman Fowler Clymer D. G. Groft Frank Uncapher Spruce

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