Langham Wins Republican Nomination in Indiana District
Hon J N Langham of Indiana won the Republican primary on April 11 in a clean campaign across four counties. He met opponents directly, earned broad support for his energy and ability, and refused organizational manipulation. Memorial Day events and public notices follow, including post orders and church services in Indiana.
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J. N. Langham
Indiana
Congress
Langham
Jefferson County
House of Representatives
Flo
Republican Party
Brookville
Cherry Tree Monument marks early Penn purchase route
A Pennsylvania landmark at Canoe Place in Cherrytree Indiana County commemorates William Penn’s treaty and canoe journey to set western and northern boundaries. The 30 foot monument, built by appropriation, sits on Gush-Cushion Creek near Cush-Cushion Creek and marks where Cambria Clearfield and Indiana counties meet.
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Cambria
Indiana
Clenfield Counties
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Penn’s Woods
Commonwealth
Cherrytree
Indiana County
Clearfield
Charles II
America
Penn
New York
Allegheny Mountains
Susquehanna
Kittanning
Fenn
New Jersey
New Jersey Coast Line
Long Branch
Cape May
United States
Pine Belt
West End
Hollywood
Piberon
Deal
Allenhurst
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Avon
Belmar
Ocean City
Bea Isle City
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Besch
Wildwood Crest
Pennsylvania Railroad
Well Equipped for Office C A Campbell for Indiana County Superintendency
Prominent candidate Prof C A Campbell of Armagh stands out as a long time educator with nearly thirty years in Indiana county schools. Born 1850, he rose from modest beginnings, taught 24 winters and 25 summers, and led large teacher training efforts while serving on permanent certificates boards.
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Indiana County
C. A. Campbell
Armagh
Campbell
East Wheatfield Township
Dayton Academy
Ben
Bullington Township
Greenville
Mechanalsburg
Indigny
Greenville Normal School Opens With Strong Enrollment
The Greenville summer normal school began last Tuesday and promises a highly successful term. Many candidates for permanent and professional exams have enrolled in the teachers grades. Trustees expect the Greenville teachers grade to surpass others in county for number and efficiency. Prof. J. S. Brown and Prof. A. B. Helwan, filling in for Prof. D. Lester Wing ar, direct the sessions as new students continue to enroll daily.
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Greenville
J. 8. Brown
B. Helwan
D. Lester Wingar
Deaths and notices from Livermore and nearby areas
Lizzie Coad wife of Krank Coad of Livermore died at Mrs Jane Wolfe's home on Tuesday April 2 aged 48 from heart trouble survived by husband son Norman mother and sister Mrs H L Ather infant Marguerite daughter of Ma and Mrs Roy McDermott died Friday of tuberculosis aged 5 months 11 days interment Sunday at Rattner cemetery. An honest agent wanted for Little Giant Food Co. in every township no capital required good pay apply Newark ND P 0 Box 8350 1610¢p. A young lady seeks a position references required inquire at 1088 School street
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Lizzie Coad
Krank Coad
Livermore
Jane Wolfe
Toerday
Norman
Mra
H. L Ather
Marguerite
Roy McDermott
Disonville
Rattner
Little Giant Food Co
Newark
N.d
P. O
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Indiana Progress
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Ind é@ng Postoffice
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Moorhead
A. T. Moorhead
A. Ralph Moorhead
Advange
Kendiaba Progress
Penn'a
Post Hall
Episcopal Church
Court House
Peat Hall
M. McHenry
HM. Lypick
Ria’ Koozer
Nellie Fried
Pasquale Capi Orelia
Charles Shank
Elizabeth
Cherry Tree
Keystone State
Cherry 'Tree
Cusrtedy
Johnstown Daily Democrat
al In
Philadelphia Street
Northrup
Ori
North Sixth Street
Indiana, Pa
Mattings
Washington, D.C
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Capital
Nation
E. Weary
Fourth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Pittsury
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
A. Campbell
Greenville Normal School
School Street
Bulletin
M. Caldwell & Company
Hiart,Schaffner & Marz
D. M. Caldwell & CO
Woods
Boston
Ira A. Myers
James R. Johnston
Rebecca G. Milley
Said Johnston
Lawrence
Austin
First National Bank of Cherry Tree
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