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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1918

Page

4

Liberty Loan Workers Schedule Meeting and Incident

A joint meeting of the Women's Liberty Loan Committee and the men's group is set for Thursday at 10 in the Municipal Building to organize, train leaders, and rally county workers. Separately a theft case unfolds as two men stole Liberty Bonds and cash, with one suspect arrested in Latrobe and the other at large, bonds traced to Miss Lulu Dill of Dilltown.

Indiana County Women's Liberty Loan Committee Kmourth ATL Samuel Rose Wair Liberty Loan Woman's Liberty Loan Committee Fair Groud Liberty Loan Army Woman's Committee Citizen’s Carpenter Avenue Joice Klink Lesko Latrobe Kink Pittsburgh Lesko Wen Ligonier Lulu Dill Dilltown Latrobe Bank Miss Dill Latrobe Institution Ligonier Bank Harry Boggs

Dilltown Safe Robbers Nabbed in Liberty Bond Theft

John Lesko of Binghamton N Y and Charles Klink of New York state were arrested near Dilltown for robbing the Almerford Coal Co office safe. Both men confessed implicating others, with about $41 000 in Liberty Bonds seized and a small cash amount taken.

Liberty John Lesko Binghamton N. Y Ligonier Almerford Coal Co Dilltown Justice of the Peace James A. Grossman Lesko Charles Klink New York State Johnstown Governed Employment Bureau Cambria Steel Works Klink Dr. Carney Coal Company

Personal Brevities Reflect Akron and Indiana Relatives

Akron and Indiana connections appear as residents and relatives visit, with updates on soldiers Overseas. Notable mentions include Eugene Lytle of the 10th Field Battalion Signal Corps, Alphons Nealer and Clair Nealer in service, and Corporal Clester Spence recently relocated from Hawaii to Fort Bowie Texas.

J. Earl Miller Akron Indiana Gilbert Kinter Mildred Clark and Clair Creekside Carl Ferrier Nancy Washington Marion Center Warry Sutter Food Administration Bureau Washington, D. C L. F. Sutter West Water Street John R. Lytle Lown Eugene 10Th Field Battalion Signal Corps E. W. Beilstein Eewin Gilbert Ava-lon Steele Berkeypile Cherryhill Township Boyd Shearer Charles Conrath Conrath H. Evens Olean N. Y Green Township Norman Ferrier Alice Fetteroft School Street Mifflin County A. W. Nealer Chestnut Street Alphonsé Nealer Grove Chapel Corporal Clester Spence United States Cavalry Schofield Barracks Hawaii Fort Bowie Texas

Fall and Winter 1915-19 Women’s Wear Show

Our stocks unveil new Fall and Winter fashion in Indiana County Fair Week. Women and Misses' suits coats and dresses in Silvertone Duotone Bolivia broadcloth Cheviot and plush appear in plain tailored and fur trimmed styles. Handsome feminine lines featured to attract visitors and preview authentic seasonal styles.

Indiana County Bolivia Troutman

Barn and Cattle Burned on Way Farm Near Grove Chapel

Lightning struck Charles Thomas’s barn on the Way farm near Grove Chapel Wednesday night, destroying the barn and its contents. Three Holstein cows died and this year’s crops were lost, with a total damage over 4000 dollars and 1600 dollars insured with Patrons' Mutual. Labor Day flag raising at Wallopsburg saw patriots afloat the grass and stripes with addresses by Rev Hart Rev Frazer and G J Galentine, music by an Italian band.

Charles Thomas Way Farm Grove Chapel Patrons’ Mutual Wallopsburg Plumville Hart Frazer G. J. Galentine

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