Exams Next Week For Normal School Pupils
After three days of hard work the Normal School faculty has recommended most pupils for the State Board examinations next week. Three senior students are held back for another year. Names and addresses of the seniors are listed, spanning towns like New Castle Latrobe Indiana Pittsburgh and many others, with a continuation noted on the second page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
M. C. Gordon
Margaret Alexander
New Castle
Ida Anderson
Latrobe
Ethel Beck
Washington
Edna Bell
Indiana
Mabel Bennett
New Florence
Virginia Bossart
Kathryn Buterbaugh
Caroline Clawson
Bess Coon
Stella Crusan
White Ash
Helen Cunningham
Mabel Davin
Alice Dowling
Coragpolis
Alice Duncan
Ivys Duncan
Windber
Emma Elder
Ruth Foresman
Ford City
Jennie George
Allegheny
May Getty
Salisburg
Margaret Glass
Oakmont
Flizabeth Glasser
Brushvalley
Ora Gorman
Gipsy
Mary Gwyer
Pittsburg
Mabel Hamill
Ethel Hamilton
West Newton
Caroline Lykens
Martinsburg
Myrtle McKendrick
Emma Macqueen
Sewickley
Florence Manning
Coraopolia
Nellie Marker
Johnstown
Elizabeth Marshall
Evans City
Margaretta Martin
Pitcairn
Jessie Mason
McConnellsburg
Mary Matthews
Ligonier
Ella Murphy
Greensburg
Elizabeth McConnell
Roaston
Lillie McElroy
Leechburg
Jean McElroy
McKee
Points On People Across Town Visits and Trips
Mr and Mrs Ja Sutton vacats at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutton. Miss Margaret Householder of Gar al visits Mrs Grace Alderfer. Mrs Wallace Cunningham of Steubenville O visits her brother Wilmer Stewart. John J Skelton of Chestnut street leaves for a short Western trip. Congressman J N Langham returns from Washington and will spend a week at home. Mrs Claude Drone of New Bethlehem visits Mr and Mrs Frank Hile. Ex Commissioner P L Freeh of Georgeville visits his daughter Mrs M Wortman. Miss Nellie Hugus of town takes teachers exams in Greensburg. Robert Sutton returns from Chester Military Academy to enter Senior class next September. L Bergman of Altoona and Miss Hulda Nathan of Johnstown visit Mr and Mrs S W Rose. Mrs Margaret Kessler of School Street leaves for Craigsville Armstrong county for a week. Misses Ollie and Lila Long of Fourth avenue visit Indiana. Irwin Republican Standard notes Torrance brothers returned from Washington Jeffer son College. E B Kimmel of Elshaville formerly mine superintendent attends to business. Greensburg Tribune reports Mr and Mrs W H McMichael host guests Mrs Jane McMichael and Mrs L C Lawence. Miss Hazel St Clair returns from Oswego N Y to spend summer with her parents. Mrs John W Stewart of South Sixth street returns from South Bend with cousin D B Townsend staying several days. Stanley Books returns from Wyoming Seminary Wilkes Barre and plans to solicit subscriptions for Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sutton
Chester Military Academy
L. Bergman
Altoona
Hulda Nathan
Johnstown
S. W. Rose
Stanley Books
Wyoming Seminary
Wilkes- Barre
Ray Kesslar
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Winsler Enters a Plea of Guilty in Williams Murder Case
A Williams murder jury convicts Lew Williams of manslaughter for shooting Glen Johnston at Library Hall. The verdict, amid family joy, came after disputed testimony on accidental discharge and Williams’s boyish image. The second case, Mike Winsler pleads guilty to second degree murder in the death of Andy Winsler after a night of testimony detailing the shooting and ensuing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Library Hall
Lew Williams
Glen Johnston
William Fairman
Punxsutawney
Telford
Williama
Chambers Accepts Pittsburg Education Chair
Joseph Chambers of Brinker avenue received from his son Prof Will Grant Chambers of the State Normal school at Greeley Colo that he has accepted the chair of education in the University of Pittsburgh faculty. The position was offered to him by the university trustees a week or two ago. Prof. Chambers was a popular member of the Normal faculty here for some years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chambers
Brinker Avenue
Will Grant Chambers
State Normal School
Greeley
Colo
University of Pittsburg
Latrobe Bulletin
Chambers
Normal
Lecture in the Christian Church to be held Monday
A lecture illustrated by a tereopticon slides will be held in the Christian church on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock. No admission charged but an offering will be lifted. Proceeds go toward advertising the Centennial celebration of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Retired Pennsylvanian Painter Visits Johnstown
M. Dodds of Blairsville, a painter by trade and longtime employee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, was among visitors in Johnstown Friday after his retirement of about forty years with the railroad. Goldenrod flour is advertised at $1.50 per sack by Hetrick & Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dodds
Blairsville
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Hetrick & Wilson
Senior Class Entertainment at Suttons Reception
Mr and Mrs Thomas Sutton of South Sixth street hosted the senior class of Nore Mal at their home on Friday night. About 112 guests attended including many teachers. The class colored black and white featured white roses in decorations and favors. Invitations were for eight o clock and the last guests departed past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sutton
South Sixth Street
Noremal
Quiet Saltsburg Wedding Unites Lottie Peddicord and John Reithmiller
Miss Lottie Alice Peddicord wed John Philip Reithmiller in a noon ceremony at the Peddicord home in Saltsburg. Rev J E B Inskeep officiated. No attendants. Immediate family luncheon. After a wedding trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, the couple will reside in Marianna, Pa after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Peddicord
Saltsburg
Lottie Alice Peddicord
John Philip Reithmiller
Fred Reithmiller
Indiana
J. EB. Inskeep
Methodial Episcopal Church
Orr family to attend Pittsburg wedding in Tuesday event
Martha J. Orr and her daughters Agnes Lotz and Grace Ore plan to travel on Sabbath morning to Pittsburg for the wedding of Miss Carrie Orr and Arthur W. Hecker, an event scheduled for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Martha J. Orr
Agnes Lotz
Grace Ore
Pittsburg
Carrie Orr
Arthur W. Hecker
Campbell Funeral Draws Local Kin From Homer City and Town
Mr and Mrs Columbus McCoy and Dixon Tomb of town and Mr and Mrs Bert McCoy of Homer City attended the funeral of their relative Harry R Campbell in Johnstown. Sunday School Festival planned on General Whites lawn tonight with invites and fishing poles at the Indiana Electric Co. 280-te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus McCoy and Dixon Tomb
Town
Bert McCoy
Homer City
Johnstown
Harry R. Campbell
General White
Indiana Electric Cu
Herrick & Wilson
M. E
Cherish Chinaware with Easy Task Soap Says Advertiser
An advertisement urges using Easy Task Soap for china to prevent wear and maintain shine. It claims the white pure laundry soap cleans safely, sterilizes, and combats germs, promoting Indiana Hardware Co. Store as the expert source for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jook
Indiana Hardware Co
Fair Play Washes Away Dirt With Masy Task Boap
An ad style blurb touts Masy Task Boap as an easier cleaner for stubborn mechanic shirts, claiming it removes dust grease and grime with less rubbing. It urges grocers to stock it, noting a five cent price and a 4 percent rate, then references Imperial Festival and Red Seal Flour promotions and local notices from Herrick & Wilson and Indiana Candy Works.
Deaths in Indiana area claim two longtime residents
Indiana friends mourn two local deaths Mrs James Fenton formerly of Indiana died at her Williamstown West Virginia home Friday night aged about 87 after long illness and surgeries survived by husband two sons and two daughters two sisters in Indiana interment at Williamstown Mrs Moses Kanarr South Third street died Friday afternoon cancer born East Mahoning township Jan 30 1844 survived by husband two children brother and sisters funeral Sunday 2 pm at residence and Greenwood Cemetery Robert Geary aged 71 Blacklick resident died after lingering illness survived by wife and one daughter services held at his home and interment at Lutheran chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James Fenton
Williamstown
W. Va
Fenton
Marietta
Fenton Art Glass Works
William Ostermeyer
Melvin Lydick
Moses Kanarr
South Third Street
East Mahoning Township
This County
John Hamilton
Grant Township
Chas. A. Nichol
White Township
N. M. Kanarr
Punxsutawney
Matthew D
Robert Geary
Blacklick
John R. Geary
Sumner Graff
Lutheran Chapel
Hastings Man Adam Miller Dies at 64
Adam Miller aged 64 died in Hastings on Wednesday. Nine of his ten surviving children live in Hastings, with one child, Mrs. Charles Knoe, residing in Heilwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Miller
Hastings
Charles Knoe
Heilwood
German Farce and Music at Normal College Chapel
Normal students in German classes present an evening program in the chapel on Monday. Readings solos and choruses open the show followed by the farce Einer Must Heiraten One Must Marry. Misses Julia Starr Preston Della Hiteshew Nora Moran Mary Campbell and Messrs Harold Scott Walter Reithmiller lead performances with a 20 voice ladies chorus performing Gebet and Wanderlied. Admission 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Starr Preston
Della Hiteshew
Harold Scott
Weber
Volksweise
Make Your Own Screens for a Cheap Screen
A local planing mill advertises an economy screen that is fly proof easily adjusted and rollable for storage. W S Daugherty claims exclusive selling rights in his territory at 249 21 W 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Daugherty
Pipe Organ For First U P Church Installed At Cost
A Moeller two manual pipe organ with tubular pneumatic action is to be installed at the First United Presbyterian Church for 2500. The work includes removing front pews, moving the pulpit, and elevating the choir loft. The instrument features 811 speaking pipes, 28 stops, and can be removed intact for future church moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbytrian Church
M. P. Moeller Co
Hagerstown
Peloubet Organ Co
Pittsburg
Moeller
Jackie Rejoins Fleet After Furlough Return
Emanuel Hawk of Chambersville rejoined the battleship Maine in Portsmouth New Hampshire after a furlough with his father. A first class fireman on the ship he was part of the recent world tour. His enlistment expires in the fall and despite a four month pay offer and a six percent wage raise he is unlikely to reenlist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Hawk
Chambersville
Lee Hawk
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
Mr. Hawk
High Seas
Talking Pictures at Star Theatre Next Week
New pictures shown today include Vercingetorix Gaul's Hero and One Touch of Nature with illustrated songs and music. During all next week the Star Theatre management will show talking pictures, a novelty for Indiana and a feature seen in larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Vercingetorix
Gaul
Indiana
Three Games for Normal This Week at Local Diamond
Three games listed for Normal highlight a 3 30 game today as Tromer City meets Normal on the local diamond. Mal heads to Punxsutawney Monday to face Glecker s Independ ents who have won seven of eight this season. Normal faces Clarion on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromer City
Notemal
Punxsutawney
Glecker
Independents
Clarion
Re-elected Jeannette teacher Miss Anna Bruce announced
Miss Anna Bruce of Oak street has been re elected teacher in the Jeannette schools and assigned to room No 3 Special. A Sev announcement of Indiana Canntigi Works appears on page 2 and Vogel Bros leading Tailors offer light colored spring and summer goods at reduced prices in a brief sale note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bruce
Oak Street
Jeannette
Vogel Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Board
Mrs. Ja
Sutton
Margaret Householder
Garal
Grace Alderfer
Eleventh Street
Mrs. Wallace Cunningham
Steubenville, O
Brother
Wilmer Stewart
John J. Skelton
Chestnut Street
J. N. Langham
Claude Drone
New Bethlehem
Frank Hile
P. L. Freeh
Georgeville
Mra
M. Wortman
Nellie Hugus
Greensbury
Margaret Kessler
School Street
Craigsville
Armstrong County
Ollie
Lila Long
Fourth Avenue
Tuesaday
Irwin
Republican Standard
Monroe
Arthur Torrance
Washington & Jefferson College
E. B. Kimmel
Elshaville
Millwood
Greensburg Tribune
W. H. McMichael
West Church Street
Jane McMichael
Cleveland, O
L. C. Lawence
New York City
Misa Hazel St. Clair
Oswego N. Y
William St. Clair
North Ninth Street
John W. Stewart
South Bend
D. B. Townsend
Rossiter
Winsler
S. M. Jack
W. M. Mahan
Mike Winslet
Andy Winaler
Samuel Cunningham
W. F. Elkin
Commonwealth
H. Wallace Thomas
James S. Hammers
Squire ‘Smith
Andy Winsler
Adrian Hospital
Paul Winsler
Hungary
Juliva
Ladandi
Winglers
Mike
Andy
Ladandis
Julius
Annie Ladandi
Annie
the Commonwealth
Reithmiller
Peddicord
Hecter— Orr
Harry Campbell
Fair Play
Mrs
U.P. Church
Jackie
FLEET
Talking Pictures
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