County Institute to Meet in Tent at Third Ward Grounds
Indiana County teachers institute holds annual sessions in a large tent on Third Ward school grounds with a full weekly program of devotional exercises, lectures, geography, history, teaching methods, music, and entertainment. The County Directors Association convenes in the Court House Tuesday and Wednesday with panels on school efficiency, visitation, leadership, and legislative topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Indiana County Oachers’ Institute
County Directors’ Association
Court House
Hutchinson
Rev. Banton
Maud L. Ewing
Prof. March
Co. L. Warren
F. H. Gaige
Prof
March
R. D. Calkins
Hampton Court Singers
Lawrence
Calkins
Gaige
Pr. Warren
Warren
Gearhart
Marek
Directors’ Association
Aievetors
Local Visitors and Social Notes Highlight Pine Flats
Mrs E W Griffith of Indiana visits relatives in town. Chester Hagerty family and Charles Chamberlain family from Altoona drive to Minnie Stephens home. Mrs Thomas Hughes and daughter Alice visit friends. Miss Sarah Glenn visits Wilkinsboro relatives. J D Joiner and two sons George and Harold spend the day here. Victoria Clevenger visits, Mary Stephens visits her sister Mrs J D Joiner of Martintown. WCTU convention held here was largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
E. W. Griffith
Indiana
Chester Hagerty
Charles‘ Chamberlain
Altoona
Minnie Stephens
Thomas Hughes
Alice
Sarah Glenn
Wilkinsboro
J. D. Joiner
George
Harold
Victoria Clevenger
Mary Stephens
Martintown
Community Notes From East Wheatfield and Armagh
East Wheatfield notes Miss Loomis of Connellaville visits the Gollen family in Armagh and Mrs Ann Hartman of Webrum visits sisters in nearby areas. Local visitors include Miss Patchin and Miss Young from Wilkinsburg staying with Mollie Patchin, while Charles Matthews and family return home after visiting Mrs Mary Tomb in Armagh. Indiana visitors include Mrs J G Caldwell and daughter Virginia and Mrs Sedena Whromer. Mrs Wynn of Akron guest of cousin Mabel Grimm. local automobile party to New York City includes Lester Matthews of Cramer Frederick Knoeffle and wife and Roy Ream and wife of Johnstown. Communion at Armagh Presbyterian at 11 Sunday. Mrs Margaret Cunningham and daughter Dillie plan a Buffalo Niagara Falls trip with the Shrom family from Blacklick. Cherryhill township residents warned against throwing brush into ditches. violators face a $20 fine. Road Supervisor H MICIWONGER. August 20, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Patchin
Mary Young
Wilkinsburg
Mollie Patchin
Charles Matthews
Beaver
Mary Tomb
Armagh
J. G. Caldwell
Virginia
Sedena Whromer
Indiana
Wynn
Akron
Mabel Grimm
Lester Matthews
Cramer
Frederick Knoeffle
Roy Ream
Johnstown
New York City
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Margaret Cunningham
Dillie
Joseph A. Shrom
Blacklick
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Red Cross Indiana County Report Shows 43106.69 on Hand
The Indiana County Chapter of the American Red Cross balance on hand as of June 30 1919 totals 43106.69. Receipts include donations from branches and auxiliaries memberships and refunds while expenditures cover janitorial salaries postage repairs printing soldiers dinner and general expenses among others. Balance on hand carried into the new fiscal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
The
American
Red Cross
50 Used Cars Special Bargains Friday and Saturday
Local dealer promotes 50 used cars and special bargains August 22 and 23. Advertised prices unnamed, guarantees offered, and a large assortment of tires, tubes, wheels, and buggy parts listed. Shop at Sheffler New Auto Exchange near the B R & P Station for fall stock reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffler
New
New Goods and Upcoming Sales Highlight Bon Ton and Langham Auctions
Local ads announce 9x12 wool seamless tapestry rugs at 27 dollars and a new grocery department opening August 23. Public sales list farm equipment, livestock, and household items at Langham farm near Lovejoy on August 30, with terms and catalog details. Auction notices also cover a large Cunningham farm sale in Indiana Pa on August 28 with hundreds of hogs cattle sows horses and farm gear. Card of thanks closes the notices expressing condolences for a death in the Mottarn family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Langham
Lovejoy
Ford
B. Rmd
Cunningham
Indiana
Poland
Aide
Surplus Army Food Sale Opens in Indiana
Indiana residents flock to the opening sale of surplus army food at the local post office. Purchases require advance payment and parcel post delivery. Most items are canned vegetables and meats, with beans flour and rice sold only in 100 pound bags. government plans to sell through 564,000 post offices nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Anthony and Kline Offer Wide Range of Farm Supplies
Anthony and Kline announce available stock including Schumacher Feed C C B Feed Bran Flour 16 percent fertilizer lime cement and roofing materials. Limited Lump Lime Hydrated Lime Ground Limestone arriving in intervals. Expect several cars of 16 percent acid late August and early September. Pine Tree Timothy seed to arrive late August. Orders filled in order placed as stock lasts. They claim competitive prices and urge customers to share their business.
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County Institute
So- Jo
Rosa Vollrath Buchheit
Herbert Leon Cope
Hinttt
Tata
Gungaulus
Rosh Vollrath
R. Cc. Wal
A. M. Graffus
H. B. Roney
Charles McCullough
Postlewalt
J. D. Walbeck
R. C. Shaw
Supt. Westmoreland Co
W. Miller
Lewis Henry
JLN
Sickenberger
John Gemmell
Wells Cunningham
Cameron Davis
H. J McCullough
Oo. L. Warren
Irvin S. Glasser
Indiana, Pa
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Penna
H. JH. Steving & Co
New Indiana House
East Wheatfield
Loomis
Connellaville
Gollen
Ann Hartman
Webrum
Margaret
Ellen Mitchell
Near Cramer
Cherryhill Township
H. Miciwonger
PD Cross Society
Cs Erseree Et Ee
E.sergees
Ersevere
H. H. Steving & CO
BON Ton
Harrow
Oliver
T Am
I. G
Jones
H. G
Gameron
HSH, Sthving & CO
Jana
Daniel Mottarn
ARMY
P. S. Emerson
Osteopath
Carpenter Ave
Troutman’s
New Fall Millinery
Anthony & Kline
Sheloca, Pa
Schumacher Feed
Anthony
Kiine Shelocta
Luxenberg
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