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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

2

Senate Passes War Tax Bill Amid Contested Proposals

The Senate approved the war tax measure, totaling about 2.49 billion dollars, amid clashes over provisions. Borah Gronua La Follette and Norris opposed. Key amendments on zone postage rates, corporate taxes, and inheritance levies were rejected or adopted in partyline votes, with consumption taxes removed.

Senate House Borah Gronua la Follette Norris Hardwick Smoot McKellar Senate Finance Committee Jones Owens

Western Pa Sends 8300 Men to Military Camps

President T J Keenan of Allegheny County draft board said up to Saturday night 8300 Western Pennsylvania men had been sent to camps, the largest draft figure from the region and only a starter in the war. American sailors joined 23000 troops in Brazil's Independence Day parade in Rio.

T. J. Keenan The Appeals Draft Board of Allegheny County Pennsylvania Keenan Brazil Atlantic Patrol Rio Janeiro Amur

Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets

Pittsburgh market reports wide ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, calves, and fat cattle, with prime and common grades listed. Chicago and Cleveland prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep appear, along with grain quotes and a fragmented note on September corn and oats futures.

Pittsburgh Ohio Creamery Cleveland Chicago Cloga

County Town News Meeting for Red Cross Drive

A Friday meeting in the W O W hall aims to complete the Red Cross setup in town. The Woman's Missionary Society plans a Thursday 2 PM gathering at Mrs A B Cribbs home. Several locals and visitors are noted for recent travel and visits across nearby towns.

Plumcreek Literary Club Program and local events

Plumcreek Literary Club outlines a September 14 program at Mrs. Jennie Cravener home Indiana featuring songs, recitations, readings, mixed quartet, talks by Rev. Replogle, book review, club prophecies, and an impromptu class. Attendance notes Blystone reunion at Allison Park and Catherine Clark plans birthday on October 13 with invitations extended.

Plumcreel Jennie Cravener Indiana Margaret Cravener Reading Wdna Kelly J. F Kimmel Murray Ankeny J. F. Kimmel Replogle Edward ‘Cravener

Elderton High Opens With Attendance Report

The Elderton high school opened last Monday with an attendance noted. Mrs Ea Kimmel spent the Sabbath with her son Jerry. Mrs Paul Kimmel has been ill for a week and is convalescent.

Elderton High School Ea Kimmel Jerry Paul Kimmel

Local Social Roundup From South Bend Area Encounters

Elizabeth Painter spent part of the week with Indiana friends W S Wineland and family. Samuel Berghley and mother were Sunday visitors of Vandergrift relatives. Mrs D B Townsend visited her father Alex Warbison near West Lebanon Friday. H H Ifanna spent late week in Apollo and Bracken Ridge. Rev Lauffer hosted Friday night and Saturday at his home near Irwin. Dr and Mrs J A Lowry and son John were Sunday guests of Addison Silvis and family of near Apollo. Mr and Mrs Roy George and daughter Marion of Zion's Valley were Sunday guests of Venie Townsend. The burial of Mrs Margaret Mahaffey of Tarentum occurred here Monday. Maude Shetler visited her Indiana home last week.

South Bend Elizabeth Painter Indiana W. S. Wineland Samuel Berghley D. B. Townsend Alex Warbison West Lebanon H. H. Ifanna Apollo and Brackenridge Lauffer Irwin J. A. Lowry John Addison Silvis Ned Apollo Roy George Jaughter Marion Zion's Valley Venie Townsend Margaret Mahaffey Tarentum Maude Shetler

Local Notes and Family News From Houtzdale Area

Mrs A Rt Mansberger and daughter visited her parents. George Rickard to Indiana for Normal. Mont Getty smiles. It's a girl. Mr and Mrs Obe Gromley Wilgus and Mr and Mrs A J Rickard to Cookport for P O S of A Junction. Geary Spicher visited Hillsdale. Wyatt Hileman and Paul Garman of St Vandergrift visited Wm and Mrs Hileman. John Smith attended Methodist Protestant conference near Pittsburg. Evanath Longenecker on sick list. Austin Kerr guest of Greer Kerr. Miss Hope Gressley returned to Pittsburg with aunt Elizabeth Arthurs.

A. Rt. Mansberger Houtzdale George Rickard Indiana Mont Getty Obe Gromley Wilgus A. J. Rickard Cookport P.O. S A. Junction Geary Spicher Hillsdale Wyatt Hileman Paul Garman Vandergrift Wm. Hileman John Smith Pittsburg Evanath Longenecker Austin Kerr Greer Kerr Misa Hope Gressley Mrs. Arthurs Elizabeth Arthurs

Music Club features top home talent in Saltsburg

Rev and Mrs Thompson of Glen Campbell visited in the Elder home on Sabbath. The Music Club's Friday night concert drew a good crowd despite bad weather and raised a modest sum for the Red Cross.

Chautauqua Circle Organizes For Next Year At Evans Home

Community notes report the Chautauqua Literary Circle organizing for the coming year at the home of T P Evans on Monday night. Local social visits include Rev George M Ryall and W H Ewing attending the Rolling Springs presbytery and several residents visiting relatives in Gary Indiana Monessen Crafton Wilmore Windber and Philadelphia regions.

Chautauqua T.p.evans George M. Ryall W. H. Ewing Rolling Springs M. E J. D. Piper Moore Samuel Katharine Moore Monessen Monessen, Spent Sabbath With Mrs. Moore’s Mother, Mrs. T. D. Ewing Gary Indiana Mark Sandles Clair Weamer Crafton

Smyrna Social Roundup Brims With Visits and Travels

Mrs Emma Lobaugh and two children of Punxsutawney visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith. William Shaw spent the weekend with his brother Reverend Shaw. Marie Hamilton visits in Indiana. Miss Amy Kinnan spends Monday at home. Margaret Nichol leaves for Indiana to attend Normal school. Arthur Hill leaves for Columbus Ohio for military training. Sabbath school next Sunday at 2 with preaching at 3. Swartz Crawford and niece Thelma Newcome of Mahoning visit Mr Crawford's sister Mrs Milt Hamilton. Sabbath school class Saturday after noon. Miss Clara Brady hosts guests Miss Grace Nichol Kathryn Harbridge Irena Johnson Martha North Annie Hall and Marie Hamilton.

Emma Lobaugh Punxsutawney Jacob’ Smith Wiliam Shaw Swartz Crawford Thelma Newcome Mahoning Crawford Milt Hamilton Clara Brady Grace Nichol Kathryn Harbridge Irena Johnson Martha North Annie’ Hall Marie Hamilton

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County Town News Clarksburg W. O. W. Hall Red Cross Woman's Missionary Society A. B. Cribbs H. @. Clawson Swissvale J. ¥. Clawson Youngstown W. E. M. Copeland Saltsburg J. M. Hart Carl Young J. T. Young Henry Meyer Sandles Porter Sandles Montana Alex Jewel Livermore Raymond Jewel Jane Clawson Dean Clawson Greensburg C. R. Culbertson Ashhaugh Springchurch Mrs. Miller Plumcreek Mrs, Dunlap Hazelett Hoosier An Mrs. Pattison Miss Kellogg Hoosier Christine Frederick Alice Bradley Farmer's School of Cookery Alice R. Dresser Janet M. Hin Way Kellogg New York Frank Ambler Pattison Nellie Kedzie Jones H. M. Dunlap America Hoosier Co Council of Mrs, Sill Salury Evening Post Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Co Steving Philadelphia Street Olymer Quilla Black Dayton F. Hi. Black William Harper Frank Marks Paul Helfrick Wilmore Maybon Shank John Shank Harrison’ Lydick Alice Harper Jane Christie Philadelphia James McKeehan Olive Faye Lola Avinell Elma Long Windber Mayben Shank Charlie Levin Smyrna the Farmers Bank Indiana, Pa East Water Street Louis Handler MR. Farmer American Lime & Stone Co Tyrone, Pa Clarksburg Motor CO Clarksburg, Pa BUICK Chevrolet FR Derick
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