Indiana fragment personal notices and visits listing many names
A local page records numerous personal mentions including Cunningham visiting Johnstown Bridgy and Clark from Glen Campbell at the county seat. It notes Mrs Idda Lewis visiting from Rosister, Prof Sylvester Statler guesting in Darit county, and many other visitors and homecomings among residents of Livermore, Blairsville, Punxsutawney, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Johnstown
Ora Merman
Darit County
Frederick Reithmiller
North Fourth Street
Sylvester Statler
Pittsburg
J. H. Young
Church Strder
G. Wineman
Binksvills
Indiana
Iryin Smith
Coerney Trainor
Thagar
Sunddy
Erle Williams
Jacob Mottern
Bellwood
Charles Duncan
West Philadelphia
Laura Cole
Derry
Romaine Johnston
Willkinsburg
Sarah ‘Tinthoit
South Fifth Street
William Tairman
Punxsutaywney
John McConnell
School Street
Wilkinsburg
Christian Strayer
Philadelphia
Thesa
Malion
Kate
Mary Geib
Blairsville
Blanche Graff
Frances Reithmiller
Frederick.Reithmiller
Barnesville
Edward K. Flatter
Carolyn
Lami County
M. F. Jamison
Willis McFarland
McDonald
Blanche St. Clair
Steubenville
St. Clair
Mt. Pleasant
R. Hall
Rex Randall
Stockton
Cal
Commonwealth Va
Lew Willams
Ion
Fayette
Indiana teachers elected for Johnstown and Blairsville schools
The Johnstown schools elected M Olive Buterbaugh and several other teachers to elementary and fourth grade posts with Indiana Normal graduates also re elected. Norman Kubns named assistant principal at Blairsville with Grace Kelly and Ada Rowe among staff. Blairsville and Saltsburg boards filled vacancies and Windrover chose Ada Keller as second grade teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jo Thetown
Johnstown
Via
M. Olive Buterbaugh
Somerset Street
Elizabeth M. Lowman
Gree Horner Street
Anna Buterbaugh
Meadowvale
Hannah Willams
Mary R. Lowman
Osborne
Ruth Adair
D Street
Morrellville
Martha Williams
Capparadala
Dine Goodell
Indiana Normal
Mary J. Cooper
Vila
Walters
Margaret Mahalley
Hil Jose
Bernadette O'Connell
Katherine Baumer
N. M. Miller
Martha Hoffman
Himma J. Hood
Blanche Barnes
Elizabeth Yoder
Pearl Hood
Ysarange Godher
Carolyn Kugel
Josephine Tittle
Elsie Canan
Julia Connell
Grace Stewart
Caroline Edwards
Anna Jose
Mary Maher
Minnie Jones
Margaret Goggin
Margaret Mlinnahan
Jassie Canan
Nelle Marshall
Maude Dunham
Nellia Marker
Bernadine Dowking
Anna Stackhouse
Rose Caulfield
H. §. Bender
Blairsville
Berit Waipfield
Gettysburg College
Lisa Sller
Annie ‘L'Rayis
Norman Kubns
Grove City College
Kudng
DuBois
Kuhns
Grace Kelly
Newton Kelly
Apollo
Normal
H. Db. Condron
Felows
Wits
Ada Rowe
Emma Dolls
Jetta Brech
Mabel Repine
Susie DeLancey
Clary McCormick
Morna Nobbs
Clara White
Sallie Curtis
May Swarts
Harriet Hosack
Carrie Housaton
Matilda Leach
Mary Stitt
Rebecca Wowler
Nelle Gass
Indiana School Year Set with Nine Months and New Staff
Indian borough school directors elected Ernest Work as superintendent and filled the Second ward high and grade teaching posts. Norman C. Koontz will lead the high school, with Arvilla Lane and others filling positions. several transfers occurred between wards. Millage increased to 11 mills to fund nine months of schooling. school will run September 6 to May 31, 1910, with plans to align high school studies to attract state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millage
Indian Borough
Ernest Work
Insistante
Norman C. Koontz
Pann Run
Arvilla Lane
Turtle Creek
Ning Loughry
Stella Hasinger
Raima Cunningham
Elizabeth Smith
Agnes Gampbell
Sarah Bruce
Margaret Lowman
Bina Sansom
Paul Smith
Arvilla Snyder
Florence Stahl
James Campbell
Water Street
A. T. Smith
Chambersville
Nellie Hetrick
Wight Mills
W. A. Lovelace
Henry Ray
Hertzog
E. W. Allison Roy
Lewis Hay
Jesse McKean
Samuel Curmingham
Tisq
H. P. Griffith
G. Meade Maeshall
Peilding
J. T. Bell
Jon 8
Stan Ings
Ti. M. Lockard
Oliver Fry
Diaugharly
W. FP. Welting
Punxsutawney Extends School Term to Nine Months
Punxsutawney directors vote to extend the term to nine months and add a year of high school work. Prof. Jackson, now superintendent, retains eight of his former teachers. High school principal is R. J. Thither, formerly of Wellsboro, with several well known local instructors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxsitawney
Jackson
Liy
A. M. Hammers
R. J. Thither
Wellsboro
Punxsutawney
Missox Anna M. Lowry
Pauline Parseay
Sarah Monks
Blanie McConnoughey
Rachel Brooks
Willa Blose
Dora Moot
Grace Meek
Visit from an Old Timer Brings Local Welcome
Joseph G. C. Beatt, once a traveling salesman through nearby counties, visited Indiana on Friday and was warmly greeted by the old guard led by Henry Tall and John Weir. Beatt is father of Judd H. Bratt, recently named sheriff candidate for Allegheny County, a surprise to many politicians. He married Belle Porter, daughter of Col. Ht. Porter, a former resident of the area. Jere Drott, connected with OU Well Supply Co. for over thirty years, lives in Ambridge, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph GC. Beatt
Indiana
Old Guard
Henry Tall
John Weir
Mr. Bratt
Judd H. Bratt
Allegheny County
Belle Porter
Col. Ht. Porter
Rame
Jere ( Drott
OU Well Supply Co
Ambridge
Heonomy
Greensburg elects grammar and grade teachers
Miss Cordelia Hawlett of Eleventh street was elected grammar teacher in Greensburg schools. Miss Gertrude Lenin of Wayne avenue and Miss Pollock, formerly of town, were elected to a grade position at $00 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Cordelia Hawlett
Eleventh Street
Gertrude Lenin
Wayne Avenue
Pollock
Town
Court opens with knife assault case and a homicide trial
Criminal court proceeds with a self defense verdict for B F Gregor in a knife assault. A second homicide trial of L G Williams is described with a detailed witness account of the Rossiter house crime and the boy’s death. Grand jury presentment notes planned Bear Creek bridge work and courthouse repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gregor
Dan Paradart
Bobby
L. 3G. Williams S
Glen Johnston
Johnston
Win
Sahagtyar
Hy.ruby
G. 0. Hamilton
Bruce Streans
W. B. Stahl
John R. Bryan J
W. Spencer
A. M. Wonder
Howard Trainor
Columbus Mercy
William Pairman
Punxsutawney
Samuel Cunningham
Rossiter
Williams
Wiliams
Indiana County
Grand
Court House
Bear Creek
James Martin
Sydney
Register and Prothonotary
Kiskiminday Springs holds commencement with baccalaureate
The Kiskiminday Springs school opened with a Sunday baccalaureate by Rev. Robert McWatty Russell of Westminster College. Monday featured baseball vs Pittsburg College and an amateur minstrel show by students. Tuesday saw the commencement in the gym and a Tuesday evening principals’ reception. Graduates include Leon Bear Harry White Jason Canfield Taipl Sloan Morris Petty Crafton Thomas Cunmiths Hyver Greer Hugena Miller Camille dIngillears Ralph Nesbitt William Conelly Albert Franker Donald Hoslyne Fred Hoover Paul Kilpatrick Willan McGill Charles W Lande Monongahela Paul Robinson John Sherrard Frank Tyler Charles Ward Lawrence Alcorn Harry McCauley Harry Weamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiskiminday Springs
Robert McWatty Russell
Westminster College
Pittsburg Colleghias
Leon Bear
Harry White
Jason Canfield
Taipl Sloan
Normal School Hires Three New Teachers in Indiana Normal Plan
Three of the five new teachers approved by Indiana Normal are Robert Hutchison of Aston Pennsylvania in science Herbert M Jackson of Concord New Hampshire in manual training and John A Leah in psychology. Prof B T Van Oot will leave Indiana after completing Ilslets work. Mabel Pelumer and two others in physical culture resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Indiana Normal
Robert Hutchison
Aston
Agglatant
Hlbert M. Jackson
Concord
John A. Leah
Stant
B. T. van Oot
Wil Jeave
Ilslet
Mise Mabel Pelumer
Miss Ste
Physecal Cultura
Local notices and community updates in Ridgeview and surrounding towns
Te. D. Miller purchased the Biatsvile laundry and is insula phen trachinory. The Grandview hotel at Ridgeview opened on Choradéy. Several marriages and family reunions are noted, including Miss Mary Joln Miller and Prof J. Orr Melanghiin to be wed in Hood River. County events cover Neighborhood会议, church services, and local election outcomes with various residents profiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. D. Miller Hte
Grandview
Ridgeview
Choradéy
Mary Joln Miller
J. Orr Melanghiin
Hood River
Ore
Fleming
Ross Monning
Sheloct
Gettysburg
Arkins Melitin
Vansac
Law Library
Telford
Heavewttar
David Walt
Rayne Township
Matilda Allison
Westover
Mansaved Campbell
Philadelphia Street
Paterninsis
Ridgway
JH. Ly Young
Punxautiwwney
Talen
Ltl
Adit Sandles
Edna Clawson
Mra
Walter Lumison
Clarksburg
Miss Clawson
Chai
Henry
Trewin
Bith Bandies
George
Blairaville
Disti
Windy home wedding in Wayne avenue home
A windy home wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mrs. Dixon Tomb on Wayne avenue. Dr J W Carey of the Methodist church united Mr Hogar R Girhent and Miss Jesse Pearl Tomb. The couple's attendants wore white and pink, guests included members of local families, and they left for Washington and other eastern cities after a wedding breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Wayne Avenue
J. W. Carey
The
Methodist Church United
Hogar R
My. Lightcap
Samuel C. Lightcap
Home
Indiana Provision Company
Levesto
Ransom Tomb
Don Ant Day Overdort
Johnstown
Marl Lightcap
Tome
Laie Cole
Herry
Mary Dol
Dilltown
Polly Tomb
Youngwood
St. Clair
Jhona
Regent Deaths in Indiana Area Recounted
A string of obituary notices from Indiana region, detailing deaths and funerals. Mullen, Glen Campbell, Lydick, Caldwell, McCormick, Keepers, Gussvy, and Read families are noted with affiliations to railways, churches, and local communities. Survivors include spouses, siblings, and children. Funeral arrangements and interment details are listed for multiple local cemeteries.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burns
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Murray
Coral, and Co
M.lingle
Graceton
Mike Boliski
Tetset
Fatset
Poland
Bollsi
Boliski
Fetset
Coral
Clymer
Burny
Bolinak
Eas
Kaylor Junction
Salttsburg
Windrover School Board
Ada Keller
Benjamin Kellar
Goming
Tia Morlough Cowell
Uwe
Mantins
Vias Washington Investment Co
Hall
Karius
Pitshire
Barr & Lyons
Viktelurg
W. Halney
New Yorks
Fiatelanan
Lawrenes
Thivmun
Drsteluss
Lawrence, Havin & Co
Norabola
Grove City
Unikphiee
Fn Ik War
Pieat
Cnv
Bondeum
Ute
Moortigud
Fin
Struc Oul
Jach
Chave City
John T. Richavis
Mabel Melarland
Mellartland
Salisburg
Chas. 5. Bealdy
W. Howard Ewing
George C. Jeager
Miurgaret Wilson
Idavd Dickie
Saltsbury
Lava
Lfe
Walmer—Graff
Tolay
Mise
Blanche Barton Graff
C.jf. Graft
Charles Walmer
G. W. Walmer Hardware Company
Fem Avenue
Fyoxton
Honeyo Fr
Reichmiller
Pedgicord
Roatthiniler
Jadland
Marianna
Clawoon—Sehell
Mish May Schein
Thomas Claw
Altoona
Mr. Clawton
Albert Chiwson
Maurica Hile
Vandergrift
Flacus—Freeman
Noy
Fiscus
Blairsvlile Collage
Edith (. Freeman
Miday
Miladelphia
Carson
Spenser—Hawk
Merlu Spenser
Mise Mary J. Hawk
Rossitar
Squire J, LW
Baith
Alice In Rossiter
Aeneent
Agnes Gull
Jung
And
Episcopal Church
Mullen
Sou Mot
Thils Place
Tiuraday
Tunas
Lett
Lee
David Mullen
Taiana
Ro i
Joseph Griffith
Slomer City
Tenth Strpat
Ralock
Miler
Glen Campbell
Anette
Filer
Elizabeth Ann Mbers
Jos. Eore
HB. Filer
Flossa
Clearfield
Sagamore
Milward
Pitcairn
William
Portage
Albert
Baptist
Lock
Urey
Greenwood Cemery
West Union Church
Est Union
Sue McCormick
Seventh Street
Lydia Fawing
Intorsanc M. Keepers Buc
Wallen EB. Pberhart
Depot Street
Latrobe
Lxon
Casey
Gatterlna Taubar Gusvy
Cokeville
Dndinit
St. Bernard's Church
St.ernard's Cemetery
South Sixth Street
Balentine
Wit
Joli Balentina
West Churchatreet
Lleck
Greenwood Cemetery
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