Second Call Draft District No 1 Exempts 200 Men for Examination
Draft Exemption Board No 1 issued a call for 200 men to appear in Indiana for physical examination. The first hundred report Friday and the remainder Saturday. List includes Norman Gaston Rochester Mills Alfred Blair Pounds Marion Center Stanley McMillen Rochester Mills Owen Spicher Hillsdale Joseph Burns Rossiter Mervett Sterner Hillsdate Kinler Penn Run Hoover Heilwood Tinko Dixonville Steetle Creeksite Mumau Lovejoy Adams Arcadia Schnutte Wilgus Mancey Peterman Homie Johnston Creekside Hoover Hortons McAfoog Rochester Mills Crawford Stafford Marchetta Sidney Rogborough Marchand Beniamino Hellwood Kinoski Ernest Anderson Rossi ter Elko Dixonville Hamman Glen Campbell Keating Home R D Hess Dixonville Buish Clymer Shellicemahan Creek side Lewis Smicks burg etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
John Thomas Keating
Home R. D
Blair John Hess
Dixonville
John Alfred
Creekside
Joe Buish
Clymer
Bennie Shellicemahan
Russell James Lewis
Smicksburg
Szaniszkle
Hussiter
Louis Melli
Dixonviille
Andy Fendyn
Dixonvillle
Luther J. Sickenberger
John Izles
Weilwood
Mike Reinak
Lochvale
Frank John Ploneha
Lennie Canty
Arthur C. Ray
Indiana R
Norman Vanflorn
Georgeville
Walvin Kinen Gould
Wilbur Clyde Painter
Rochester Mills
Strongatown
Orren Milsworth Brewer
Lowry Meinney Brown
Penn Run
Giovani Mrcoli
Rossiter
Frank Waswarenld
Heilwood
George Leon Edwards
Plumville
Apehur Glenn Vunilorn
Arthur Henry Lewis
Simicksburg
Joseph Galici
Stafford
Nicholas Hicz
Arcadia
Mike Dominico
Witliam Thornton
Michael Kapack
Samuel Stepanco
Jesse Marie Fleming
Cherry Tree
Mike Hughs
Hellwood
Mike Hendersoch
Merle Everwine
Clarence McSeaters
Joseph Henry Hutchison
Nogsiter
George Etva White
Junear
William Hill
Iest
Genal James
Wrank Rack
Steve Marco
Indiana
Bert Bruce Kunkle
Credikside RD
Benton E. Furman
Home
Joxepl Sopata
Steve Housky
Meilwood
Wintley Ungtey
Jackson T. Tyger
Asa McDowell
Thad Carl Brady
Marion Conter
Celeste Fentmici
Charles Leonard Cowen
Garman
James Melkinley Flenry
Homer City
Sebastian Valada
Johnstown
Elvin W. Jaquish
Homer Clyde Smith
Marion Center
Stanley Wineasll
Victor Pilot Stiefel
Peter John Saltis
Frank Luceto
Wilgus
Joseph Herbert Hoover
Gustav Victor William Rydbane
Frank Cicero
Tipperary
Wilbur Brilhart
James Gordon Wisinger
Creek- Ride R. D
Stanley Tawisz
Ralph Clair Mock
Ray’ McMahan
R. Dd
Roy Cheley Kidd
Glen Camppall
Ugo Bartolini
Ernest
Antonio Benrbenek
Antone Steggsn
Tony Lyriccia
David Marl Clemenson
Steve Troski
Chambersville
Walter Blose Irwin
Hillsdale
Alberto Waltoni
Lester Calvin Salsgiver
Leonard Bartlebaugh
Albin Culgarun
Andy Upshyndik
Loy
Scott Berringer
George Louchuck
John M. Myers
John J
Carlson
Beaggia Francesca
Steve Kraynak
Urey
Rosy Vita
Sidney
Joe Luknock
Joseh Ward Irwin
Rosamayne
Walter Carlisle Smith
Lisle Hamilton Stields
Rosalter R. D
Vei
John Stephen Shank
Ray Awman Douglass
Andy Polar
Dean Arthur Berringer
Frank Sabor
Herbert Vincent Brown
James Clyde Berringer
Stanley Schultz
Samuel Rawe Stewart
Patrick McCann
Feilwood
Prana James Kelly
Andy Tukaco
Mipperary
Peter Cox
Zeit Actiula Rossi
Grisamore
Local Social News From County Towns and Nearby Areas
News notes visiting friends and family in Pittsburg Blairsville Vandergrift Apollo and Delmont. Mentions include J B Lowman J K Howard Mrs McClune Rev Long Miss Crystelle Kunkle Mabel Weitzel Eva Duncan Annie George Elizabeth Blackley and Grace Blackley. Gentle social travel visits and a horse sale at Johnstown conclude.
Local visitors and services noted around Nickletown
Nickletown residents Mrs Charles Sheesley and three children from McKeesport visit relatives for a week. Mrs Kathryn Hamilton funeral services were held at Pine Vale church and interment followed. Carl Douglass of Pittsburg visits relatives. Antioch and Pine Vale hold 3 o clock services with Rev Troup and Rev Weaver. Howard Peyton of Pittsburg stayed five weeks at Samuel Burkett’s and has returned home. Mr and Mrs Edgar Myers of Latrobe visit relatives. Wava and Margaret Bramiton travel to Indiana for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Clymer
Howard Peyton
Pittsburg
Samuel Burkett
Edgar Myers
Latrobe
Wava
Margaret Bramilton
Indiana
Strongstown Social Round: Bennett and Distant Visitors
Strongstown residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bennett calling Bracken Saturday. Tipperary native W. TM Graham visited his father J. B. Graham while Mrs. F. W. Davis of Wehrum called on J. B. Graham. Mrs. John Bush of Nolo visited daughters Mrs. George Kerr and Mrs. John Cresswell of Vintondale during the last week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan of Vintondale were callers Sunday. John Cresswell shopped in Vintondale Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Park Altemug and family visited Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Altemus Sunday. Mrs. B. D. Allering and son James called on friends Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bennett
Bracken
Graham
Tipperary
J. B. Graham
F. W. Davis
Wehrum
John Bush
Nolo
George Kerr
John Cresswell
Vintondale
Thomas Duncan
Resignation Refused by Canadian Caucus
Sir Robert Borden offered his resignation to a caucus in parliament in favor of Sir George Foster but the caucus declined to accept it. It reaffirmed confidence in Borden and authorized him to continue reorganizing the government to include all elements favoring compulsory military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Borden
Canada
George Foster
Trade and Commerce
Sir Robert
General Survey of the War Reports Riga Abandoned
The war office announces Riga has been abandoned due to threatening German offensives. Russian detachments withdrew toward the north as Riga, a major Baltic port with over 500,000 people, falls under German pressure. Meanwhile Italian forces push forward after Monte Santo, taking prisoners and capturing war materiel in the Bairisizza plateau. The Flanders campaign inflicts heavy British casualties while Austrian reinforcements falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riga
Petrograd
War Office
Russia
Baltic
Dvina
Livonia
Monte Santo
Cadorna
BairiSizza
Hrestovizza
Stelvio
Alpini
Flanders
England
Boys May Serve Nation and Join Working Reserve
President Wilson urges unemployed youths aged sixteen to twenty one to join the United States Boys Working Reserve as a patriotic duty. A fourth Canadian War Loan of 150 million dollars is expected in October, following three loans totaling 350.6 million already raised in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Labor Department
Canada
Sir Thomas White
Canadian Bond Dealers’ Association
Dominion
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Pomona
Ambrose
Paralers Lope Grange
Pat
Mia
Mabel Brady
Tople
Government Bureau of Markets
Hugh Smitten
Thompson
Bogtle
Reading
Mulberger
Carl Histings
J. Mulbarger
Gorman
J. FP. Johnson
Frank McHenry
Jessie Johnson
Mary Fulmer
H. G. Teagarden
Grange
Blair Hamill
Clara Brady
Rhoda B&b. Tribese
Kent
J. B. Lowman
J. K. Howard
Mare! Weltzel
Robert Wotherspoon
J. E. Blackley
Wintondale
Elizabeth Blackley
Eva Duncan
Annie George
Blaides
Elizabeth
Hazel Blackley
John Blackley
John Duncan
John Lopkins
John EH. Blackley
Grace Blackley
Loretto
J. P. George
Allan Graham
Alvin Davis
J. T. Davis
Strongstown
Ries Nan
American Press Association
Borden
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J. Wood Clark
John
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