Four Teachers Institutes In Monroe County Gather
Large listing of teachers institutes planned for Graceton Canter and surrounding townships with programs dated February and March 1906. Sessions include devotional exercises addresses topics on geography teaching supplementary literature and school legislation. Multiple speakers and debates, with roll calls, recitations, songs, and instrumentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverty
W. H. Gates
J. M. Jonston
Sara Wineman
Margaret Wilson
Gillis McLaughlin
Cerard
H. D. Condron
J. J. Campbell
Olive Dickie
Anna Kinter
J. W. Shaeffer
H. L. Price
Miss Williams
Boucher
Miss Brown
Ruth McCullough
Walter Slater
H. L. McCullough
Haddon
Notable Weddings and Local Mishaps Reported
Miss Florence Robinson and Fredrick H. Gordon wed at the Robinson home in Punxsutawney on February 8. James Hayden Sr and Mamie Barnhart, both of Wheeling, W.Va., also married there. William N. Fry, of White Township, suffered the first finger injury when a truck car toppled a car at Carney farm mines near Creekside. Train sneezes at the Pennsylvania railroad station showering passengers with dirty water. A local blind resident, Joseph Coleman of Rayne township, is labeled the meanest thief for eight homicides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robinson
L.W. Robinson
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company
Fredrick H. Gordon
Brockport, N. Y
Punxeutawney
James Hayden, Sr
Mamie Barnhart
Wheeling
W. Way
Mr. Wayden
Dugan Glass Works
Floager
William N. Fry
Wath
White Township
Carney Farm
Creekside
Fry
Molds Jtecord
Meannees
Joseph Coalmer
Rayne Township
White Township Farms Change Hands
The Rick farm in White township sold to Elmer Carney for 2300 dollars with possession in April. Ortner sold 60 acres in White township to George Trimble for 1500 dollars. Albert Canningham bought the Hunter farm in Armstrong township, 812 miles west of town, 207 acres with coal and timber for 9741 dollars, with possession taken. Phone orders delivered at the Point Grocery run by A B Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Township
Rick
Charles Little
Elmer Carney
Mr. Carney
Ortner
George Trimble
Mr. Ortner
Moses Kanarr
Albert Canningham
Hunter
Armstrong Township
Cunningham
Point Grocery
A. B. Marshall
Pro
Prietor
Eppress
Three States News Roundup of Fires Fatalities and Death
News briefs across Ohio Pennsylvania and nearby areas report fires killings collisions and a notable death. Highlights include a 72 year old woman burned in an accidental kitchen fire in Terasa Hart a fatal knife attack and suicide in Chillicothe a deadly trolley collision in Greensburg and the death of poet Paul Laurence Dunbar in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Terasa Hart
Warran
Charion Datgundna Bor
Mmusdaing BR
Laywie
Galletlond
Alty
Tronton
Hallvaon
Andrew Ditkar
Robert Capeley
Dicker
Stantly
Copeley
Youngstown
William Haseltine
East Youngstown
Columbus
Pattison
Senate
Chillicothe
Wesley ‘East
May Duskirk
Mansfield
Hh. P. Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Greensburg
Radebaugh
Henry Stanton
Western Bar Association
Harrisburg
Mary Arney
Wormleysburg
Mahanoy City
Robinsons
Portsmouth
Newark
John and
Harry Swisher
Dayton
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Bomb wounds four gendarmes in Warsaw
A boy threw a bomb in Warsaw that mortally wounded four gendarmes. the boy escaped. Other dispatches note the Duke d Abruzzi planning an April African expedition, the US cruiser Pennsylvania arriving at St Vincent for eight days, an Odd Fellows lodge meeting planned for September in Toronto, Calabria earthquake damage, a British garrison siege near Mhibet, and attacks on missions at Amoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Rome
Duke d'Abruzzi
Africa
St. Vincent
Island of St. Vincent
United States
Pennsylvania
Toronto
Ont
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Calabria
Cantanzaro
Monte Leone
London
Mhibet
Pekin
Amoy
Changpu
Train Fall Eyewitness Rescue On Cleveland Line
A Cleveland & Pittsburg work train plunged 90 feet from a temporary Broadway street bridge. Engineer Russell and Fireman Wolcott grabbed cables and saved themselves as five cars crashed into kindling. In Washington, President Roosevelt hosted Miss Allen Roosevelt’s 22nd birthday reception with music and many guests at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Broadway Street
Russell
Wolcott
Macedonia
Bride
Washington
Eyesight Salvation Customers Praise Mahaffey Service
Mrs T A Gilhousen of Dixonville Pa describes years of eye trouble improved after visiting Clawson House Indiana to consult Mr and Mrs W E Mahaffey. She wore glasses since last summer and reports perfect satisfaction and clear vision, noting they do not pressure purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Gilhousen
Dixonville
Clawson House
Indiana
W. E. Mahaffey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green
Center
Rayne
Washington Townships
Graceton
Canter Township
Mary Laney
Chapman
J. T. Brandon
Dorothy Wilson
W. T. Risinger
J. T. Stewart
Miss Johnston
Chas. Cribbs
J. T. Kenry
Zella Rumbaugh
John Pounds
Clyde Shaffer
Harvey Ferrier
J. B. Miller
C. 8. Robertson
Institute
Institute of
Hawthorn
F. M. Blue
Mrs. Beatty
Emma Kinter
Mae Prothero
Marie Woodward
W. L. Buchanan
A. M. Morrow
Byron Stewart
Samuel Fleming
Jessie Frech
Dena Wagner
Mona Griffith
C. T. McCormick
J. C. Glasser
J.P. Miller
C. D. Swan
Cribbs
Washington Township
Barney Miller
A. C. Riddle
James Miller
Miss Elgin
Miss Woodard
Merle Black
Wm, Pough
H. Fleming
Central High School
Miss Kettering
Clark
Miss Trusal
Professor Patton
Miss Pollock
Miss Wissinger
H. C. Fleming
Wm. Progh
Misa Trusal
Jacob Fleming
Whitcomb Riley
Teachers Institute
Cockport
W. J. Waddell
Migs Stephens
Frank Walker
A. J. Kinnan
Gordon-Robinson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Voorn Bros
The
Travelers Inurance Company of
Hartford
J. Willis Wilson
News OF Three States
Neff’s Shoe Store
Vici
Bolton
Neff
Pittsburg
Equitable Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Building
Indiana, Pa
Indiana Foundry Co., Ltd. Pta
Penn’a
Vogel Bros
North Sixth Street
John FF. Steving
Phone
Sutton Building
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