Pennsylvania teachers to require standard certificates this year
The period year now approaching in Pennsylvania will mark a significant era in education as all new public school teachers must hold a standard certificate. Dr John A H Keith emphasizes that 90 percent now hold standard licenses, with 26 000 issued to date by the Department of Public Instruction. Forest tree planting statewide totals 1 146 000 seedlings from state nurseries supported by the Department of Forests and Waters.
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Ityetone
Pennsylvania
John A. H. Keith
Hels
Commonwealth
Jeith
Department of Public Instructions
World-Lye Industria
Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters
Game of Correct English by Gordon
Answers to Tuesday exercises reveal focus on punctuation word forms and pronunciation. The page lists questions about sentence correctness spelling pronunciation and word forms with a set of solutions and prompts for learners to fill missing letters and choose correct terms.
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ByiWels Gordon
Death claims Elmer Hull brother of local resident
Word came from Philadelphia of Elmer B. Hull's death last night at Jefferson Hospital at eleven p.m. He was a designer known across the community, a brother of Hiram Hull, with five nieces and two nephews surviving. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Philadelphia
Elmer B. Hull
Hiram Hull
Hull
Jefferson Hospital
Union City
Hamburg
H. Arnold
H. Wilson
M. ©. Madison
Bertram
8. White
J. Dell Fralick
Corry
Gertrude Austin
Hole
Charles Hull
Dover
Elmer Rust
Erie
Horace Greeley
Manshatian Island
Eureary
Washington
Spring Creek Resident Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Susan McClellana a Spring Creek township resident died this morning at her son Irwin Briggs home following a three year illness. She had lived in Spring Creek RD 2 for 42 years and is survived by husband Frank Briggs three children Mrs Tha Mead Mrs Stella Briggs and Irwin all of Spring Creek Township two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 1 pm at the late home with interment in Spring Creek cemetery.
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Susan McClellana
Spring Creek Township
Irwin Briggs
Spring Creek
Briggs
Spring Creek, RD. 2
Prank Briggs
Tha Mead
Stella Briggs
Irwin
Problem Solving Pay Plans for Boy Over Seven Years
In a seven year period a boy faces two pay plans. Plan A pays $300 per year with a $75 yearly increase every third year. Plan B pays $250 per year with a $26 yearly increase each year. The problem asks which plan is more profitable and by how much. The answer notes a separate puzzle about timing an hour’s work, stating 20 hours.
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Arman
Ond
Two Suits for $80 000 Filed in Venango Co
OTI CITY May 31 Two suits for damages totaling 80000 were filed in Venango county court of common pleas against the Pennsylvania railroad. Plaintiffs Leroy Cullinger seeks 50000 and Guy G Wellogg 30000. Both suits allege serious and permanent injuries from a collision when a train struck a motor truck at a grade crossing on Main Street in Roseville June 3 1926 about 7 20 am, injuring occupants.
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OTI
City
Court of Common Pleas
Venango County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Leroy Culllinger
Guy G. Wellogg
Cimn
Roseville
Tha
Main Street
Penngoll Cy
Guilinger
Kellogg
Lake asphalt fame on Trnidad Island Pitch Jake tale
A fragment describes a lake of asphalt on Trnidad Island known as Pitch Jake. It mentions export by annually produced material and claims a vast, ghoul like extent. The readable text is unclear and incomplete but centers on a notable asphalt lake and its export potential.
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Trnidad
FLICKER LIGHTS RECOMMENDED FOR RAILROAD CROSSING
Warren May 1 recommendation for installation of warning flicker lights at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing at F N tower was endorsed by the Warren County Good Hands Association executive committee. Approval came after discussion of night warning method and 24 hour watchman. The committee favored road improvements between Scandia and Warren but left route choice to township supervisors Bik and Glade. A resolution urged the association to press for cheaper road links to main highways. RH Ward paid tribute to late Gol D A Wheelock.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Warren County Good Hands Association
Court House
Scandia
Bik
Glade
RH. Ward
Gol. D
A. Wheelock
Little Child Dies Suddenly in Jamestown Visit
Lite Mary Saxton nine month old daughter of Mr and Mrs G Sax ton of Jamestown N Y passed away at Corry hospital after a brief illness Her death followed convulsions after they were visiting relatives She leaves two grandmothers Mrs James Keefe and Mrs Lina J Saxton and many friends Funeral will be at Misses Burns 30 East Frederick street Friday at 8 30 PM with interment in St Elizabeth's cemetery
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Mary Saxton
Saxton
Jamestown
N. Y
Corry Hospital
James Keefe
Lina J. Saxton
Buffalo Man Killed By Train In Westbound Route
Silver Creek May 31 Henry Schank 62 longtime Adam Meldrum & Anderson employee and traveling salesman for 20 years was fatally struck as he stepped from a westbound New York Central train and walked in front of an eastbound train. Identified by a Masonic emblem on his watch chain he had been active in Buffalo Masonic circles and is survived by wife Mira E. J. Schank and two sons Dudley and Adford.
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Silver Creek
Main Street
New York Territory
Mr. Schank
Watcr
Buffalo
Ismailia Temple
Highland Lodge
United Commercial Travelers
Mt. Schante
Mira E. J. Schank
Dudley
Adford Schank
Auto Crash Leaves Two Hurt In McKean County
In Olwan May 31 a car collision near Widred, PA injured farmer Shinglehouse resident, with fractured knee and jaw, plus shock. Son Ward Bump ferried him to Mountain Clinic. passenger Joseph Stariak wounded, Pluntt charged with intoxicated driving awaiting grand jury action in Smethport.
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Coudersport
Port Allegany Hospital
Pluntt
McKean County
Smethport
$400 Verdict For Boy's Death In Mayville Case
A jury in Mayville today awarded $400 in the negligence action brought by Wallter W. Black as administrator of James W. Blue's estate against Jamestown resident Joan Bauer. The trial, held in the May term of the Supreme Court with Justice Crosby presiding, concluded the final jury case of the term. The boy, James W. Blue, was fatally injured June 11, 1927, when struck by Bauer's automobile on Foote Avenue between Lamp and Arnold Streets, dying eight days later.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Justin Hussey yNe Crosby
Falconer
Ims
Wallter W. Black
Jamestown
James W. Blue
Joan Bauer
Crosby
Equity
McKinley L. Phillips
J. Delevan
Curtiss
Bauer
Foote Avenue
Blaine Kindald
Lamp
Arnold
Lin Rie P
Hold Up Murder Suspect Named in 1921 Robbery
Pittsburgh police continued an investigation into the June 20 1921 murder of James Neal a department nurse paying master as $18 000 was taken. Roy Stokes alias Ren Stokes is identified as a key figure in the hold up and murder with four others reportedly tied to the case and later confined to the Western penitentiary.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Pittsough Polien
James Nel
Nurs Payminster
Polity
Sacramento
Cull
Ulat
Roy
Stokes
Ren Stokes
Neal
Western Penitentiary
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Chichester Spills
Aman Ea
Everymiere
Ors
Venango CO
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Oil Company
Bally
Baldwin Brothers
State St. Erie
Warren County Good Roads Association
Rpeyoge
Pennsylvania Indemnity Corporation
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Participarine Automonie
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G. W. Patterson
Corry, Pa
C. E. Doane
Buffalo Man
Silver Creek Station
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Elden Ave
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