List of Indiana County teachers 1909 1910 Armagh and beyond
A fragmented roster lists teachers employed in Indiana County schools for 1909 1910. Names appear alongside towns such as Armstong Blacklick Brushvalley Blairsville Homer City Indiana and Rochester Mills with many entries lacking clear spellings or delimiters. The scattered items reference principals and numerous individuals including Ethel Shearer Carrie McCrea Mary Widdowson Nan Gerard Ed J Blackley and Eleanor Tuck among others in diverse districts.
Local People Come and Go in the Area
A long list of residents and visitors recounts recent movements in Cooteoville and nearby towns. Notables include J. RB. McCormick, Jos. C. McCorttak, O. A. Hoffman, Harry Wilson Jr., Miss Agnes Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sanacm, and Miss Cavelyn Guthite among others, with notes on Thanksgiving visits and engagements. Also reported is the death of John W. Rohrer, a prominent Armstrong County lawyer and former district attorney, and details of his career and survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RB. McCormick
Cooteovile
Stieureday
Jos
C McCorttak
Marion Center
Muirinars
O. A. Hoffman
Purssitawiney
Harry Wilson, Jr
John J. Dale
FD. Glover
Pittsburg
T. J. Moorhead
Heilwaoa
A OW
Wilson
Gladys
Ella
Cavelyn Guthite
Yhararay
Ruth Milligan
Fire at Horner City destroys block and millinery shop
Fire swept the Cessorie block in Horner City destroying the main fleet area and a millinery shop run by Mrs S C Lewis. The New York Salx Co and St Lewis reportedly insured the building which burned after breaking out at o clock. Residents describe a mass of smoking ruins with extensive losses.
New Christian Church Plans Approved and Bid Let
The Christian Church reveals specs for a new building to replace the present structure. Plans by A A Simpson of Indiana Timber and Surply Co. The contract awarded to Widdowson & Gambia. Church seating 00 and auditorium and Sunday service hall will seat 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Jimensinns
A. A. Simpson
Indiana
Graceton Coke Plant Faces Full Operation Progress
Graceton's coke end furnare plant is underway with full tuna production. Workers are paid and coal for coke is secured to operate their pen plants. The town of Graceton shows signs of prosperity and hope for rapid growth in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COR. Lingle
Graceton
Furnace Shutdown at Munsentiwnrey Iron Works
The Munsentiwnrey Iron Works halted operations for repairs for the first time in three years. The furnace will be relined and other repairs made, with work proceeding as quickly as possible and ore rebuilt within six weeks to two months at most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsentiwnrey Iron Works
Forest Street Planting List from Pennsylvauist Official
Wiltans, Reputy Commissioner of Forestry of Pennsylvauist oversees a listing of trees for street planting. The catalog includes Korwice streets American chu sugar apple American linden sweet sum scarlet oak red oak Bor Narrow atronta Norway maple red maple cucuivher tree ginkge pin oak and hardy catalpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korwice
Wiltans
Reputy
Pennsylvauist
Notice on plumbing service location and contact
The notice names Robert Montgomery as the plumber to be fended at AT Tavier and Son's Neo North Bath Street opposite the jail. It mentions new phone service and prompt arrival, with references to Love Anders 41 IA and T. Taylor's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Montgomery
Tavier & Son's
Neo North
Anders
Ia. T. Tayor's
Democratic State Committee declares 416 485 expense total
Secretary F Graly Meek filed with the State Department a report showing expenses for the recent election. Recruits numbered 15 485 and the balance stood 146 6. Contributions came from LaRue Wun Fon and George W Kipp with 6 000 and 4 000 respectively. James M Giffey 3 000, Senator Arthur G Dewalt 1 550 and others gave smaller sums. Robert Von Maschwitz spent 2 100 in computer accounting and directed 2 500 to Republican State committees and 350 to various Republican bodies and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
F. Graly Meek
Democratic State Committee
State Department
LaRue Wun Fon
George W. Kipp
National
James M. Giffey
Pittsburg
Arthur G Dewalt
Atertown
Tulge Robert von — Maschzistier
Sitll
Secretary of the
Phillips Gas Company Negotiates for Indiana County Wells
The Phillips Gas Company seeks to buy wells and leases from Indiana County Gas Company in North Mahon and Sourth Mahon townships, Indiana County, and Cowarshamwoeth and Pata Creek in Armstrong County. The deal includes the rent of way from Indiana Co. wells. The only well they acquired in that district was a dud, located a few feet from a famous producing well of the Philadelphia Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Gas Company
Indiana County Gas Company
North
Sourtt Mahon
Indiana County
Cowarshamwoeth
Pata Creek
Armstrong County
Phillips Company
Indiana Co
Philiqophia Company
Vinton Colliery Study on Ammonia Removal Fails
The Vinton Colliery Company has operated Washerlosnt workings but failed to sequence ammonia in its coal using mining and engine plant experiments. The bhuit remains prosperous with several by products recovered from the coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Colliery Company
Vintan Date Sieng
Anmenia
Indian Choral Society Meets for Haindots Messiah Study
The Indian Choral Society invites all current and prospective members to a Monday evening meeting in the Episcopal church chapel. Old members and newcomers are welcome as the group begins study of Haindots Messiah and Geloridge Tay tus Death of Minneheka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Society
Indian Choral Society
Episcopal Church
Geloridge Taytus
Thanksgiving Football Triumphs Close Season Victory
Thanksgiving Day game saw The Normal finish a strong season by defeating Greenvburge 12 to 0. State College also beat Pittshire University with a close score in a separate match, highlighting local teams' efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Normal
Greenvburge
Engine and Boiler For Sale at Low Price
A horsepower Lorler engine without power attached is offered for sale on the state image. Inquiries requested at the Democrat office, Te y Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Pvice
Postponed Contests and Local Notices Stir Armiefrang County
A jumble of 1909 items reports events in Armiefrang County. Charities and correction events occur at Mervisbig on December 1 7 and 3. The Buffalo Rochester and Wittsbor g Redhead Company dam near Punxsutawney was completed Friday and water from Jackson Creek runs aging. A 15 000 000 State central project faces repeated postponements while a King Patten contest challenge alleges irregularities in Armiefrang County’s November 2 election. Robert Montgomery announces steam and hot water pump at A T Taylor Son No 1 North 6th Street opposite the Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Canfergner A
Mervisbieg
Bultato, Rochester & Wittsborg Redhead Company
Clone
Punxsutawney
State Central
Harvinstage
Rip van Weird
King-Patten
Ammsirens
Attorney General's
Harrisburg
J. W. King
Ww. BD. Matson
King
Patton
Robert Montgomery
A. T. Taylor & Son
North 6Th Periec
Jil
Elks Create Benefit Show Amid Fund Shortfall
The Elks misgave a charity entertainment titled The M'natret Thinksglv held in the hall with expenses including $74.90 for hall rent and $256 for directors and staff. Volunteers earned praise as the program, assisted by Paul Maher and tub Brown of Blairsville, was a success despite funds shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Elks' Magtrels
Paul Maher
Tub Brown
Blairsville
Presbyterian Bazar and Supper at the Church
The Presbyterian church holds its annual bazar and supper in the social hall. It opens at 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon with gifts for Christmas shoppers. Chicken mull supper Thursday evening and a turkey dinner on Friday are planned. Contributions of articles for the bazar should be left at Mrs. D. B. Taylor’s home on South Fifth Street by Tuesday, December 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
D. B. Teylor
Momby
Tuesaday
Thanksgiving Social at The Tiffana organized by UL
The UL plans a Thanksgiving Social Monday evening in their few rooms on Church Street Bor. Each member to bring a Thanksgiving offering. Mrs. A. T. Bell wife of Rev. A. T. Bell of Blairsville will report on the National WoC convention. The event features songs and refreshments and invites temperance supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffana
Keach
Wolf
AT. Bell
A. T. Bel
Blairsville
Woc
Helu
Maha
Wens
Friends of the
Tempermnen Enuge
Indiana office notes list of uncalled letters 1909
Remaining uncalled for in the Indiana office as of November 27 1909 includes Brusu Aneilo Miss Lucinda Parnes G WW Bowersox Wanl Brown Louis Fogle Miss Lewis J Garrison Miss Mary Getty Roger Kirk John Franco Lehigh Miss Lyste Joy Meals Mihaly Vhex Twila Reusinger Stainer The nila OF Shaffer Miss Mae Simith Toy Sutton Miss Mand Uncapher A EH Willis Myk Wisnuk Mato Cahoveckt Tak abb Sanieg When inquiring for letters please state they were advertised giving date James C McGrecor P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Brusu Aneilo
Lucinda Parnes
Sick Clearfield Man William George Stricken in County Home
Sick Clearfield man William George aged 64 from Granvinn Clearfield County was sent to the hospital at County Home Friday by Dr WF Wetzel. Bowiean and Marshal responded to Clyener Friday night to aid. George suffers from a unspecified ailment and is under care as local fly reports reach authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
William George
Granvinn
Clearfield County
WF Wetzel
Gipsy
Bowiean
Marshal
Clyener
Lre
Social duties note dinners and upcoming entertainments
Mr and Mrs Downs Sutton hosted a dinner for thirty friends Saturday night honoring Mr and Mrs JH Sutton from Pittsburg. W Weliling to entertain at their North Sixth Street home Thursday and Friday evenings. J Elier Rilis and D A Flotriek hosted six couples at dinner while their dwelling on Stwol Street is built. Misses Taylor issued invitations for a company on Tuesday afternoon December 7 at the ancestral residence on Philadelphia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downs Sutton
JH Sutton
Pittsburg
W. FL Weliling
North Sixth Street
Elotriek
Taylor
Misses Taylor
Philadelphia Street
Local weddings in Indiana County and vicinity
A series of marriages is listed with varied couples and venues across Indiana area towns. Notable unions include Kennedy Shrimp at Claresville with guests from Conway and Glassport, plus several other ceremonies in Saltsburg, Marion Center, Punxsutawney, Apollo, and Dixonville during Thanksgiving week and late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy—Shrimp
Anni Martha Shrimp
Ynwin Knox Kennedy
Vaiderenft
W'S Shrimp
Claresville
Clereymn
Watson Bracket
Mary Marr
Denmway
Matt
Elizabeth Shimp
Helen Clark
Vandergrift
Biafraville Bligh School
Indiana Normal
WL Ct
Mary B Marr
Conway
Kennedys
Deaths and Obituaries in Local Area
Coleman died after a monthlong illness at Allegheny General Hospital Pittsburgh aged 43 born Tadlina son of Matthew Coleman he practiced title work for Pittsburgh banks funeral at Oakland cemetery led by Rev J Nay Brownlee Graff Anna Mary Graff died at 79 cancer devout Catholic member of St Keorttaul church survived by children and siblings funeral at St Bernard’s church Armagh man and other local figures noted including Dripps family and James Gordon widowed father Peter Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Rohrer
Weetom Pennsylviaia
Kittiaining
Bernard
Artaney John&. Rucy
Armstrong
Dbatriet
Trohrer de
Vamer
Mentnr
J. Alexander Rulton
Armysione
Temperatal Sentinel
Frederick
Rohrer
Ann E. Hilton
Ray
Willian Jilton
Willian
Dena
Rejier
Wittanning
Efe
Kittanning
Frederick Rohrer
Winifrel Gates
Georgy
Rehrer
Emily Monks
Syelaine
St Pauls Church
Kittedne
W. EH
Neilor
University of Midiain
Ann Arbor
Johnstown
Odie Kerghan
Ruvie Mebride
Wilkinsburg
Jennie Iredertel
Grove City
Oakland Cemetery
J. Nay Brownlee
Catharine
Michael
Anna Faht
White Township
St. Bernard’s Church
Epweith Institute
St. Louis
Campebell
Armagh
William Southwell
Gordon
Alice Gordon
James Gordon
Natrona
Peter Gordon
Walton County
Prof
Mo Gordon
T the Normal
Edward
Glearfield
George
Johmnstown
Harry Strat
Fulton Emmy
J. A. Burkhart
West Newton
Irvin
James T. Irvin
Conemaugh Township
Mary Hughes
Arcide
Florence
Willkam
Benjamin
Dubois
Harvey
Joknstown
Kier
Avanmor
Wtewei
Veda Hawk Brewer
W. EB. Brewer
Carneytown
A. QO. Craveney
Greenwood Cemetery
Long
William Long
Aled
Center Township
Bright
Mecin
Ctl
Momer City
U. P. Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blacklick
Mincie J. Wa
Phaettien
Mary Widdowson
Penny Rin
Mary Comnton
Livermine
Ethel Shearer
Livemore
Vernie Marin
Livermore
Carrie McCrea
Lncktick
Walter T. Allison
Varnie Steffey
Liverare
Sfirma
Dodde
Creee Kelly
Mabel Rennie
Mary McCormick
Susie DeLancey
Mare Surgy
Morna Miller
Hire White
Satie Curtis
Telli Freeh
Watiie Hassall
Carrie Houston
Matilda Loueh
Mary Stitt
Nellie Cugs
WL Condron
Prinecipal
Adda Rowe
Kite McCormick
Brushvalley
Ralph Mclaughlin
Rinetlick
Carvie Rhine
Emma. Campbell
Maury Foster
Brushvaley
I Alex
Homer City
Merl Milter
Hanser City
Ronald Davis
Bruchvaley
Mary Keller Brushvalles
Blaine Cremer
Stniclity
Lorenza Deemer
Buffingtor
Olive Asio
Blailes
Marearot Barklas
Groty
Lizzie Blackley
Rinides
Harvey Rhine
Brushsattov
Susie Ademus
Cratti
Paul McFarland
Ed J Blackley
Blyides
Edna Warner
Nan Gerard
Ola Stuehots
Nellie Cawfheid
White Helk
Maud Empfield
Annie Kinter
Idina
Mary Lintner
Blairsvilte
Nalie Houston
Thacklick
Kissinger
Blackflet
Neva Deemer
MecParland
Rogeiter
Gra
Daugherty Rosetter
Honusing
Roeretter
Mary Tt. Lyne
Ragetter
A. F Reger
Rossiter
Sutter
Roehegtar Ws
Millie McParland
Trossiter
Verna Braughler
Rasatter
Lina States Tinewn
Mrrearet Tiasinger
Tadiatia
Floyd Bra
R. GC Walbeck
Homer
Gkr
Mery Laney
Homer Cty
Eleanor Tuck
Estella Williams
Peal Vo Levelaer
Coral
J. White
U2 Riedle King
Sedigan
Nola W. Steetle
A. J Clair Kaufman
Elgin Shinvey Tiviana
JFB Ponds
Roxie Kinter
Rath Warneck Kent
Vero Simpson
Penn Kun
Myre McKindisel
Welman
TJ Maude McGuire
Clymer
Alabama
Gosset
Mabanius
Tn Birminghane
Ely
Chikren
Oscar Hall
Baldwin County
Faishom
Bay Minelfe
Tirsielans
Jake Led “Amon
Arade
Horner City
State College
Pittshire
Griffin
Langham
India
Lee Angelee
Cal
Miss Peay Langham
Harry T. Grif
Omar Street
Los Angeles
Driftig
Alex Tameham
East Wan
J. N Lanehiam
Shea
Filmore—Speedy
Margaret Speedy
Clark Speedy
Tyra Jonneton Gilmore
New Alexandria
Tride
Saltsburg
W. 2B Mintoer
Salisburg U. P
Avery—Houston
Amey Grayce Houston
James Dixon Avery
Mittskore
Willam Qlouston
Vac Hoek
Campbell
Pasini—Fonzzi
Avanni Paring
Clementine Pouval
Young Township
Regeter
Jaff Suition
Hig Ofice
Court House
James M Marshall van Rho Witheer
Ungapher—Halleck
Andrew C
Uncapher
Iya
I. Halleck
Monnville
Ff . Crawford
Sixth Street
Joyner
Smith
Clark
Anne BG. Smith
O'Clark
Rey JW. Cary
Church Street
Kunkle Harra
Clyde EB. Kunkle
Misa Tronefanna
Apollo
JW Cary
Church St
Shirley
Thomas C Shirley
Chambersvide
Miga Mery
Hess— Holt
Mare Holt
Clair J. Hess
Dixonville
W. J. Wil
Methodist Church
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