Letter from Lieut Caldwell Back Home From France
Mrs. Jacob I Caldwell in East Wheatfield received a letter from her son Lieut W J Caldwell of Company F 110th Infantry in France. He describes five charges of three days each with three days rest, the chevron shot from his coat sleeve, and many comrades sacrificing. He writes from a roofless church ruin used as a writing room with a pew door for a table and walls full of holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob I
Caldwell
Co. F
France
Ailly
Bowie
I. of C
Armagh Visit Lists War News and Local Events
In the town after a visit by the Huns three months rest were planned behind Paris. Private Louis Hess of Armagh aided in destroying three machine gun nests and snipers. Albert J. Cunningham of Brainerd was hospitalized in Paris after a shell hit his left knee. amputation required. Several local residents visited family in Johnstown and Latrobe. Schools reopened district wide. Alien prayer services and Red Cross meetings were scheduled in Armagh. Proceeds for a shower honor George Hutchison’s upcoming marriage to Mildred Roth were invited.
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Paris
Ife
Louis Hess
Armagh
Alphonsa Cunninghaih
Albert J. Cunninghaim
Brainerd
Minn
Sergi
Wm. Merriman
Camp Merritt
N. J
Billy
Cnimnp
Hexilth
John Wumphreys
Ss. E. Plowman
R. T. Hutchison
George
Mildred Roth
New Florence
Pleasantville School News and Local Visits
Pleasantville notes record a teacher training class led by Mrs. W. W. Huston with students Grace Gibson Iva Emigh Edtha Smith Inez and Wilda Kephart and next Sunday missionary day. A September 9 party honored John Kephart with about 75 relatives. Henry Coy, visiting Harvey Kephart of Graceton, has returned home. Local visits include Charley Waltermire and twin babies with Mrs. W T Waltermire. School opened Sept 4 with 19 pupils taught by Miss Mary Learn. The Fetterman and Learn families, and Elwood Vanderhoof attending Camp Greenleaf, plus visits to M H Dick over Sunday.
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Grace Gibson
Iva Emigh
Edtha Smith
Inez
Wilda Kephart
W. W. Huston
Verybody
John Kephart
Kephart
Henry Coy
Harvey
Graceton
Local Social Notes and School News From Laurel Swap Area
Mr and Mrs Floyd Turoheimer and children visit Edsurnheiim ar Lovejoy Mrs Heten Trustoy at Weilwood and many families from nearby towns attend social events. Teachers training at Laurel Swap meets at the Smith home Wednesday evening 4.8. Students and staff travel to Nant-y-Glo Starford Clemens Martintown and Indiana callers noted. School enrollment reported 22 pupils as the community arranges sermons and church activities.
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Floyd Turoheimer
Carol
May
Edsurnheiimar
Lovejoy
Misa Heten Trustoy
Weilwood
James Nichol
Sunlily
Laurel Swap
D. If. Smith
Gibson Spene
Philive Delphi
Nannie Good
Maa Brown
Martintown
Tiends
Nancy
Elizabeth Keener
Clemens and
Number Ning
Aueliie Ary
le Red Cross
Mattia McAnalty
Twila Hage
Nant-y-Glo
Curt Bowers
Mr. Bowers
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Atlantic Refining CO
Pennsylvania
Delaw
Indiana Truck Service Station
Eighth Street and
Gompers Alley
Indiana, PA
East Wheatfield
J. M. Stewart &Co
Indiana
PENNA
Russia
Joe” Campbell’s Shoe Store
Philadelphia &T
Pleasantville
Elwood Vanderhoof
Camp Creenleaf
Ilenry Learn
Chidren
Monroeenn
M. H. Dick
Sandiy
Kenwood
Spruce
Alvs
Edit
Maarhagy
Troehiektor Mills
Eadleal
Twalhe
Naish
Manoel
Vrrom
Aniehieay
N. R.A
National Rifle
National Rifle Association
Wanilward Building
Washington
D.C
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company, Inc
Woeht Woolworth
New York
the Savings & Trust Co
Homer City
Homer City, PA
C. Steele
Cashier
Y. Bell
LEECH
Greensburg
Latrobe Indiana
Civil Service
W. P. Shepard
Philadelphia Street
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