State Board Examinations And Commencement Plans
State Board preparations are announced with named examiners led by Superintendent N C Schaeffer. Examinations run June 24 to 25, with a baccalaureate sermon June 8 by Dr R D Wilson at the Presbyterian church. A senior comedy, The County Chairman, debuts June 30 under Adna Pesle with a wide cast. Commencement for honor students set July 1. alumni attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Ins Traction
N.C
George ‘Ade
Msss
Adna Pesle
Exprezsian
Laura McNamara
Gladya Bab
Ethel Seavey
Hilda Bruce
Rhea ‘Klineman
Winifred Owens
Florence ‘Laughans
Moasra
Wille McFarland
Dry Amant
Children Day Services Highlight Churches Across Town
A busy Sabbath featured Children's Day events at multiple churches with recitations songs and addresses by pastors and visiting speakers. Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal and Baptist congregations reported brisk attendance and collections for church funds alongside decorations and special music led by church groups. The National Guard spring inspection was released showing high marks for the Fifth regiment and top company scores in Blairsville Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Cary
Methodist Episcopal Sabbath School
A. S. Cunningham
First United Presbyterian Church
J. D. Brownlee
McCullough
United Presbyterian Church
Homer City
Lutheran Church
J. R. King
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Getersl Stewart
Blairsville
Indiana
Indiana County
Blairaville
Co. K
Flrst
Merry Widows Less Prominent At Indiana Methodist Service
Church leaders urged women to leave hats and large millinery at home during Sabbath services to maintain a clearer view of worship. Dr. Cary, along with Dr. Fass and Dr. Pender, encouraged this voluntary sacrifice as a courtesy to congregants. An Undertaker advertisement notes local services and plumbing concerns at Lumeden, 278 Birth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Methodist Epistops
J. W.cary
Fass
Johnstown
Pender
Blakeville
Cary
Pastoxe
Andere
Lumeden
Birth Street
Son for One Work Free Refrigerator Offer
An unusual sales pitch promises a free installation if a Core Linpd Re frig offer is purchased. The ad claims the buyer will have six units installed at home and charged with a single week BATM by Sawarkd& Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ua Wa
Batm, Sawarkd& Co
Struck His Mother-In-Law in Rural Feud Arrest Warrant Issued
A warrant issued by Squire Gamble Fleming seeks the arrest of Mike Molesky for assault and battery on his mother-in-law Mary Shungar. The Shungars, who had moved into Molesky’s farm house, were attacked as a dispute escalated before bystanders. Mary Shungar was treated by a physician for facial injuries.
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Squire Gamble Fleming
Mike Molesky
Bacault
Muhs
Shungar
Hia
Mary Shungar
Molesky
Seal
Judge White
Mcleeky
Nat
Forty Feet Of Track Insures The Charter In Westmoreland
Loyalhanna township in Westmoreland County holds a charter from the Pittsburg & Northeastern Railroad. Forty feet of right of way were graded and laid with 12 ties and four rails, fenced in. A parallel line surveyed by a New York Central affiliate runs alongside. If the first lines proceed, the northern portion from Clearfield toward Plomville is graded and cars may run by fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalhanna Township
Westmoreland County
Salisburg
Joseph Johnston
Loynsthams
Bell
Washington
Salem
Penn
Pittsburg & Northestern Railroad Company
New York Central
Pittsburg & Northeastern
Saltsburg
Clearfield
Plomville
Jono the Mysterious to Perform at Dreamland Theatre
Dreamland Theatre announces Juno, a renowned magician, will headline a three nights stand. Once Kellar’s assistant, he promises astounding rabbits and chickens tricks. Two moving pictures and an illustrated cong awng with colored slides accompany the show. Admission is 10 cents, with jewelry sale at Irving’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Juno
Theatre
Kellar
Keep the Flag Against the Fire and Fury
Poem celebrates Civil War flag bearers at Fredericksburg, recalling Caldwell and the Fifth New Hampshire. It recalls Captain Perry, Captain Murray, Captain Marehla, Captain Bestyren, and Captain More as they guard and recover the flag amid deadly charges. Dated March 10, 1908, the piece honors resilience and patriotic sacrifice without graphic detail.
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Fredericksburg
Caldwell
Fifth New Hampshire
Nater Bearera
Perry
Murray
Marehla
Captain More
Galga
Prisoners Sentenced at Workhouse Under Telford Order
Judge Telford and County Commissioners adopt a policy sending minor offenders to the Allegheny county workhouse at Claremont, replacing free jail board. Early sentences include Joe Keck three months plus a $500 fine for liquor to intoxicated men, William Miller six months and $100 fine, Joe Callachi six months and $500 fine, Tony Torres three months for battery. Court costs varied. Wendell King sent to Huntingdon reform school. Albert Almo ordered to keep peace with $1,000 bond. Local officials discuss drug prescription checks and joint prosecutions. several prosecutions carry fines and terms, with not guilty verdicts for Gray and Hazer on aggravated assault charges. Attended funeral directors convention. Eugene Staving and M. B. Stifter noted among attendees. other regional notices included residents traveling or relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Indiana
Des Son
Joe Callachi
Ernest
Tony Torres
Trelin
Neeant Battery
Joe Keck
Kellar
Jo Telford
Keck
Phy
Wendell King
Chevytres
Huntingd Reformatory
Albert Almo
Com. Va
Frank Paul Jarseny
John Gomona
Josephi Ligonovich
John Bolton
Tony. Revzo
Frances Mechas
Williams Lensh
The
Commonwealth
Edward Jones
C. C. Gray
John Hazer
Joseph George
School directors plan new classrooms as districts grow
Indiana builds a 16 room brick school. Iselin district in Young township seeks a four room annex. Homer City starts a new four room school near the street railway line. Clymer considers buying Cherryhill township’s large school or erecting a new one. East Mahoning approves Lowman district plans, with Seward and New Florence also pursuing new schools. Seward voters narrowly defeat a 910,000 bond for a brick school. New Florence eyes a brick school costing over 10,000 funded by a bond. Bolivar adds a room and begins a three year high school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Iselin
Young Township
C. B. Cramer
J. H. Henderson
E. M. Lockard
Homer City
Homer
Clymer
Cherryhill Township
School Board
East Mahoning Township
Lowman
Seward
New Florence
Conemaugh
Wheatfields
Achoo
Bolivar
Normal's Turn 10 Bunt Wins At Salzeburg
Encouraged by three score shooters, Capt. Jimmy Pierce's Normal team played classy ball at Salzeburg on Saturday and won 7 to 2 to even the year with Kiski. Indiana pounded Peterson from the mound and Gor dop allowed ten hits in eight innings. Normal used bunts and the squeeze to topple Kiski infield, with seven or eight errors by both sides not affecting the final score. The deciding game will not be played here. Kiseki have left for home Saturday. Bt Vincent plays here Thursday. Normal hopes to avenge later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Pierce
Salzeburg
Kiski
Indiana
Peterson
Batten Gordop
Ell Pierce
Normel
Saltaburg
Kiseki
Vincent
Trimmer Orders Amid Mid-Summer Rush
Due to a short availability period the orders should be placed at 800n as soon as possible. Stolltw Sue E, Smith & Co are handling the matter and urging prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue E
Smith & Co
Hetry Beatty Attacks Himself in Haze Injury Incident
An unclear report describes contractor Hetry Beatty attacking himself in hazy conditions, injuring himself with a nine foot impact on a Friday. Nearby Bowes and Towalry are mentioned in association with the accident, but details remain fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetry Beatty
Bowes
Bern
Bhelosta
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H. M. Brupitt
Hampton
Pele
al Sage Iene
Geavler
Boston Gb
Cleveland
Sanday
Methodists
First United Presbyterians
Baptists
P and D
Lon
J. S. McElhoes
Canada
Pittsburg & Northeastern Railroad
Jono
Irving
Bestyren
Ps.c
Bill Miller
Undertakers
John F. Staving
Uniontown
State Association of Funeral Dipeytors
M. B. Stifter
Cherpyinagaleo
Charles Grownlee
Charles Brownlee
Bali
Portland
Ore
Aigis
Mire
J. D. Browne
Lafegatia
Estapas Miltaes
Fayette
Harry Beatty
Towalry
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