Scholarships for Agnity Open to Rural Young Women
The Philadelphia School for Nurses has bought property at 2210 25 Chestnut Street and will extend free nursing courses across rural communities nationwide. The two year program may be shortened to 18 months with home study. Full room board uniforms instruction and return fare are provided. Nearly 200 free scholarships will be offered this year with three allocated to Indiana county. A class begins April 30. Applicants must be over 18 and suited to nursing. Interested readers should contact the school by letter.
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Philadelphia School For Nurses
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Indiana County
Proannss
Engineer killed by exposed wire at Blairsville plant
Frank Libengood, 40, engineer for Blairsville Heat Light and Power, died Tuesday night after contact with an exposed charged arc light wire in the waterroom during tests. He had worked at the Blairsville plant nearly 17 years and leaves a widow and four children. Property transfers noted include Robert MacCresry farm sale to A D Good and a Cantor Son surface sale to J I Long, with further small listings of local land dealings.
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Frank Libengood
Blairsville
A. D. Good
East Mahoning Township
Thea Robert MacCresry
David Peiffer
U. Gessler
Cantor Son
J. I Long
Marriage notice for Myrtle Mabel Adair and James W Lemon
Mrs Samuel DL Adair invites acceptance of invitations to the marriage of her daughter Myrtle Mabel Adair to James W Lemon. The ceremony will be held at noon on April 17, 1007. Invitations are being mailed. both bride and groom are well known in the section.
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Hop
Samuel DL. Adair
Myrtle Mabel
James W. Lemon
Bultaburg Praas
Pioneer North Point merchant dies after four months illness
John Goheen aged North Point resident and longtime merchant died Thursday after a four month illness. A pioneer settler of 1850 he ran the area store once a news hub before the Civil War. Survived by son Davis W. Goheen and three daughters. funeral held at United Brethren church with Rev. Hamilton officiating. interment at local cemetery. Also noted is the death of Julia A McClelland of Salieburg at 72 from a stroke two months earlier. survivors listed. services not specified.
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John Goheen
North Point
United Brethren Church
Davis W. Goheen
Punxsutwacy
Mra
Frank C. McEwen
Sligo
Clarion County
R. R. Havlett
Georgeville
This County
J. W. Swartz
Harrisburg
David Goheen
Big Time for Tlallians May Celebration Opens May Week
Italian societies from Indiana counties Armstrong Cambria Jefferson and Clearfield gather at Reynoldsville in early May for three days of parades banquets and dancing. eight brass bands join festivities with a grand parade and review planned as the crowning of the May Queen tops the celebrations. between three and four thousand Italians are expected to attend.
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Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Jefferson
Clearfield
Reynoldsville
Ibis
Lisle Apple Receives Ebony Baton From St. Andrew's Choir
Lisle Apple, once of town and longtime music instructor at the Normal school, gains notice in Washington. The Washington Times on April 1 reports St. Andrew's Church gave Apple a gold tipped ebony baton with inscribed band after a rehearsal. General Clay delivered a speech praising his choir mastership and courtesy as the choir vows extra work and a strong rendition of The Resurrection, to be repeated next Sunday due to weather.
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D. Lisle Apple
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
Times of
St. Andrew's Church
J. Lisle Apple
General Clay
Bags
Apple
Station Agent Archer Resigns. Miller Appointed
Charles Miller of Punxautawney is named station agent for the Buffalo Roshestey and Pittsburg Railway at this place to fill the vacancy caused by J J Arsher’s resignation. Archer has led the station since the line opened here and is liked by many. Miller, a Punxautawnay native, will move his family here once a house is found.
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Charles Miller
Punxautawney
Buffalo, Roshestey & Pittsburg Railway Company
J.J. Arsher
Archer
Indigna
Columbus
Miller
Punxautawnay
Tadiang Noremal
Notice to Supervisors Tax Cards Printed for Mailing
Notice to Supervisors announces postal cards for new road law tax notices printed with township and supervisor names and treasurer as sample, available at the office for viewing.
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Easurer
Collection of scattered April dispatches from across the nation
A roundup of brief notes from American cities dated April including labor talks in St. Louis wage talks with striking workers, Japanese laborers in Juarez, floods burying livestock in Maryland, boxing results in Hot Springs, political shifts in Frostburg and Chicago, a hospital for Terry McGovern, hotel sheet length rules in Austin, and President Roosevelt declining a radio address on the topic.
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Bowie
Maryland
St. Louis
Flago
Texas
United States
Juarez
Mex
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hot Springs
Ark
Peter Maher
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Stoeimenberg
Stamford
Conn
Terry McGovern
Givens
McGovern
Frostburg
Henry Mayer
Austin
Tex
Senate
Ishpeming
Mich
City Labor Party
Labor Party
Roberts
Chicago
Sarah Graft
West
Harrison Street
Charles Graff
New York
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
Pahama Canal Zone
Commissary Department
Westerly
Wiliam H. Procter
Cincinnati
Indiana Markets Price List Fragment
Readable items show prices for produce and staples at Indiana markets. Butter, potatoes, cabbage, oats, flour, wheat, buckwheat and poultry items listed with unit prices though several words are garbled.
Pittsburg Market Reports Mixed Prices for Grains and Livestock
Pittsburg markets show mixed grain prices with No 2 yellow corn around 4? to 4.14 a bushel and oats near 48 to 45, while hay ranges from 17.50 to 18.00 for No 1 clover and mixed hay. Livestock prices list steers and heifers in various grades, dairy cows and calves, hogs, and sheep with ranges from 3.50 to 8.75 for calves and 4.28 to 6.10 for butcher cows, plus spring lambs at 14.00 to 15.00.
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Ohio
New York
New
Public sale of farm goods at A G Craig residence Green Twp
Exposed to public sale at the A G Craig residence in Green township near Pine Grove church on the Cookport to Cherrytree road. Sale begins April 18 at 9 00 a m with two good horses three cows bread sow chickens harness wagon two buggies road cart grain drill mowing machine surrey plows bobsleds sleigh land roller shingles farming implements wheat rye oats corn buckwheat potatoes hay straw household goods including secretary cupboard extension table chairs lounge chiffoniere parlor suite sewing machine bureaus bedsteads wardrobe stove carpets cream separator and other items Auctioneer H B Gibson and assistants will auction items with catalog books available
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A. G. Craig
Green Township
Pine Grove
Cookport
Cherrytree
Surrey
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Philadelphia Street
Indiana Hardware € 0., Ltd
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France
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Dandin
Robert Sanford
Fair Ground Gate
Blairsville Road
Agi Oth
Indiana Stock Improvement CO
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Wiliam Swift
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Michael Lacoco
Beya
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Inois Manufacturers' Association
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Tneliins Borough
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