Certificates Issued to County Teachers in 190?
County examinations for teachers provisional certificates closed Saturday with 279 candidates, about 60 percent passing. County Superintendent James F. Chapman invited successful applicants for certificates. New school code requires health certificates and age limits, but many hold professional or permanent credentials. Numerous teachers were elected for the coming term across multiple townships and schools, with names listed for each posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
James F. Chapman
Holgers
Chapman
R. Leonard Mabon
Hirin
John McCullough
Glen Campbell
Minnie Moot
Marchand
Nannie Lockard
Georgeville
Bessie Lytle
Creekside
George Rickard
Cherryhill
Eva Smyers
Blairaville
Mary Lutman
Pearl Y. Lovelace
Boyd Russell
Penn Run
Leotta Ferrier
Gipsy
Alberta
E Glen Hunter
Brushvalley
F. W. Bennett
Walter F. Elkin
Smicksburg
John D. Hood
New Florence
Margaret Barclay
Dilltown
Susan Artemus
Wintondale
Budd Houck
Cherry Tree
Edna Hamilton
Home
Doyle G. Joiner
Grisemore
Emma Hdwards
Orion Center
Irene Black
James 8. Gilhousen
Dizonville
Zula van Horne
Plumville
Maude Braughter
Coode
Elda Doty
Rochester Mills
Rosa B. Hug
Anna Fyock
Dena Wagner
Marion Center
Willis-Houck
Lovejoy
Mamie Fitzgerald
Zona Irwin
Sarah Johns
Hilladale
G. W. Gromley
Ruth Churchill
Hooverhurst
Linnie Smith
Clark
Stanley Wilson
Harter
Mary Spicher
Rock Run
Hazlett
Almont Ake
Irwin
B. B. Irwin
Lester Wingar
Bess B. Cooper
Chamberaville
Elizabeth McHenry
Plumville Borough
Frank Terpe
Pluma van Horn
B. 4. Kelly
Town
Weat Lebanon
Emma Kinter
Pat
Notion To Advertisers In The Progress
The Progress offers advertisers access to a copy of the subscription set for reference through Indiana Chamber of Commerce secretary I Earl Miller. Subscriptions and ads are explained, with emphasis that Progress readers are cash subscribers who pay for what they get and advertisers reach town and county thoroughly. It claims the newspaper has the largest circulation and is the best local advertising medium.
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The
Progress
I. Earl Miller
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Lberty
Weddings of a Week Spark Indiana County Nuptials
A sequence of weddings unfolds in Indiana county as Houk and Reed marry at Oil City in a quiet ceremony. The groom, a local pharmacist son of Purchase Line, and the bride, an Indiana State Normal School graduate, plan a September homecoming. Separate ceremonies follow for Mills and Craven in Homer City, Ewing and Shields near Livermore, Carney and Lydick in Iselin, Heasley and Grants in Conemaugh township, Montgomery pairings in Indiana, and Bollman with Stear in Indiana, each tied to local families and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Sharp
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Broadhouser
Oil City
Ruth Ray McConnell
Alexander White Hartman
Indiana
Indiana State Normal School
Houk
Joseph Houk
Purchase Line
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Indiana Pharmacy
Conemaugh Township
Ewing
Tivermore
Personal Brevities from the Indiana County region
A long list of local residents and visitors includes Mrs James Nichol ill near Georgeville, Deputy Sheriff Williams on business in Mobile, Miss Jennie Graham visiting Pittsburg relatives, Andrew Wilson and Ms guests at Manor, and many others spending time in towns like Clarion Pittsburg Atlantic City Ridgway Punxsutawney Beaver Latrobe Ligonier and Washington. The notes mention travels, hosts, and returning travelers including Miss Catherine and Laura Buterbaugh and Prof J M Hostetter renting a property for Indiana Normal students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichol
Georgeville
H. C. Williams
Mobile
Ala
Jennie Graham
School Street
Pittsburg
Andrew Wilson
South Seventh Street
Manor
Beas Imbrie
Washington Street
John Stewart
Cambridge Springs
Indiana
Frank A. Wood
Clarion
Edna A. Cogawell
Normal School
Chautauqua
J. Wilse McCartney
North Seventh Street
Atlantic City
Ebby Smith
Cherry Tree
DuBoia
Anna Thompson
Oak Street
Ridgway
Thomas Dugan, S Jr
Heventh Street
Buffalo
Nora
Mable Apple
Charlottesville
W. Va
Co. G. Farnbaugh
Pine Township
Misa Minnie Moot
Marchand
J. M. Zener
Taylor Street
W. J. Wilson
Grace Waddell
Leechburg
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Irvin Barry
Margaret
Mildred
Punxsutawney
D. A. Ritchey
Smicksburg
M. H. Redding
Dayton
Lizzie Sutton
Sixth Street
K. C. Buchheit
New Brighton
J. M. Pierce
Muriel
Wilmington
Del
James Speedy
North Eighth Street
Mary North
John Nichol
Hikin
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
John McConnell
State College
J. M. Hostetter
Uresson
Mise Mary Jones
Church Street
Indiana Normal
Comling
M. J. Bhe
Clarksburg
William O'Hara
Fifth Street
Clifton O'Hara
Alice M. Ferrier
Vandergrift and
Apollo
Miseea Hmma
Nellie Harris
Kellar Harris
Beaver
Lawra Getty
Harris
Frank B. Speedy
Herold and
Grace
Wilkinsburg
EB. R. Cooper
Chambersville
Cooper
Charles F. Hadden
The
Iron & Steel Company
Massioni
Ohio
J. W. Hadden
Green Township
Denver
Colo
H. P. Hadden
A. Walker
Verona
Dixonville
Walker
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clair
George
Two Men Killed by Train Near Hellwood Station
Englishman King of Marstellar and Italian Matt Yahoovek of Windber were run over and killed near Hellwood station early yesterday. County coroner H B Butterbaugh investigated as the men, believed tramps, had arrived Monday seeking mine work. Papers on clothing provided the only clues to their identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engl
Hellwood
H. B. Butterbaugh
Matt Yahoovek
Windber
King
Marstellar
Cornerstone Laying Ceremony for Y M C A Building
The M G A cornerstone will be laid Friday at 7 PM with a parade led by the Indiana Military Band. Rev F S Crawford Rev J W Cary and Rev Lawson Campbell will participate as speakers. M D Cracker of Cleveland will deliver the principal address and Robert Mitchell will lay the cornerstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Cracker
Cleveland
Coturt [Buse
Indiana Military Band
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia
Ninth Streets
America
F. S. Crawford
J. W. Cary
Ohio
Robert Mitchell
Lawson Campbell
Benediction
Lewis Hay
Y. M. GC A
Double weddings at Ernest mark Sunday’s union
Four youths united in marriage at Union church Ernest two brothers among them and two others from Punxsutawney. The couples are Moreale and Angelo Costanzo and Mies Maria Bozovita all of Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucet
Mission
Ernest
Union Church
Josaph Sama
Carmelo Costanzo
Misa Alfonso
Punxsutawney
Moreale
Angelo Costanzo
Mies Maria Bozovita
Deaths in White Township and Nearby Areas
Recent deaths include John Nichol a 61 year old farmer of near Elkin who died from blood poisoning after a leg injury a week earlier Funeral services were held at Mahoning burying ground H M Fleck veteran hotel keeper of Marion Center died of heart failure aged 76 Funeral services are planned in the Marion Center cemetery William Byers Civil War veteran died of paralysis in White township aged 73 Survived by multiple children and wives Funeral services were held at his home in White township Joseph Sharp 70 died of heart trouble in Shelocta a Civil War signal corps veteran Survived by a second wife and many children Funeral services were held in the Shelocta graveyard Christian G Brixner former Weh tumthia county hotel keeper died in Pittsburgh heat Emmanual H Grамбling Cherryhill native died in Altoona aged 60 Survived by brothers and sister Maria Adams died in University Place Neb aged 87 Daughter of Cherry Tree residents Her husband was a canal boat captain Elizabeth Jobe widow of Robert Jobe died near Edgewood Typhoid fever Funeral services held at her home An infant child of Marion Shaik Sample Run died Interment was at Sample Run John Wilson 73 died at Blaireville home of his nephew
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nichol
Nichol
William Nichol
Georgeville
Elkin
Smyrna
Belle van Horne
Olive Work
Nora Dickle
Homer City
Mahoning Burying Ground
H. M. Fleck
John Adams
Rayne Township
Francis
Gates
Marion Center
William Byers
White Township
Co. 2B
148Th Regiment
William
Mary
Mary Hilzabeth Askins Byers
Sadha Mumau
Joseph Sharp
Shelocta
Signal Corps
Nancy Rupert
James
Guy Johns
Ann Ray
Parkwood
Edward
Robert
Laura
Margaret
Carrie
Jack Sharp
Maria Adgins
Maria Adams
University Place
Neb
John Douglass
Cherry Tree
Portage Canal
Dizabeth Jobe
Milzabeth Jobe
Robert Jobe
Edgewood
New Florence
Jobe
Oakland Cemetery
Smicksburg
David Buteler
Talmage Lewin
Callera Thuradey
Carl Lewis
Pittleburg
Adam Black
Merle Black
Flamilton
Margaret Niel
John W. Neal
Clark Shaffer
Pittsburg
Homer Stiteler
van Idergrift
Efla Lukehart
Har~old
Vandergrift
Nora Lewis
Della
Leone Davis
Ben Marshall
Homer Hilberry
Plumville
Evan Lewis
Charles Beck
William Bush
Trade City
M. L. Black
Charles Nell
Hamilton
Vernie Lewis
Keal
John Roush
Marla Robinson
Nettie Glenn
W. B. Coléman
Nancy Ritchey
Julia Lewis
Indiana
Walter Elkin
Odia Williamson
Penn Run
Helen
Laura Lomisom
Buffalo
Thomas Ewing
Nebraska
Curtis Elkin
Taylor Stiteler
William Shaum
Beck Hotel
Webster Stiteler
Dayton
Chloris Davis
Henry Stiteler
Insanis Man Taken to Asylum in Wooden Box
Harry Munshower, about 36, son of the late St. Clair Munshower, of White Township, was moved to a Dix Mont asylum on an early Monday train by Dr. Shaukis and County Commissioner John Bennett. In fragile condition for 20 years after overstudy, he had lived with his widow mother and two sisters. a padded wooden box served as his transport, and he was kept in a separate room for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Minnshower
Dixmont
Harry Munshower
St. Clair Munshower
White Township
Dismont Fugane Asylum
Fr. Shaukis
John Bennett
Munshower
Jennie
Emma
Anderson School Reunion Program Sets August 22 Event
The Anderson school reunion will be held Thursday August 22 at the Anderson school house in Armstrong township. Roll Call 1 30 P M. Welcome by Florence Cunningham. Recitations and talks include School as Taught Seventy Years Ago by Lewis Lowry and What I Can Remember About My Pupils at Anderson by Hugh Lowman. Other topics cover Benefits Received from School Life at Anderson and Progress of the School. Recollections by Mrs S R Hine with multiple speakers and music followed by a basket dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson School
Anderson
Armstrong Township
Florence Cunningham
J. IF. Blakley
Lewis Lowry
Almira Lytle
Hugh Lowman
George McNees
W. W. Couch
R. Hine
Hugh Beil
R. A. Cunningham
T. M. Donahue
Albert Jewell
Nancy Oliver
Robert Henry
W. 4. Wigelns
Louise Hazlett
R. A. Fulton
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report
Real estate deeds recorded include Franklin Geesey trustee transferring 4 acres in Cherryhill to R. D. Fyock for 1075 dollars. John Malcolm sells 125 acres in White to John M. Malcolm for 3600. Elizabeth J. Sloan sells a Blairsville lot to Karl A. Davis for 1300. Antonio Spatafona sells a Canoe lot to C. Di Plato for 76. D Nastasi sells a Canoe lot to C. Russo for 326. Rosetta Cochran sells 1 acre in Center to Thomas Testa for 150. Margaret Glassford transfers 96 acres in Cherryhill to Wilson Glassford for 1800. Bessie B. Diehl sells 2 Gipsy lots to Clarence Cassidy for 500. Sarah J. Duke sells a lot in Conemaugh to Mary M. Rapp for 50. James C. Davis administrator sells a Banks lot to J. M. Thompson for 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Franklin Geesey
Cherryhill
R. D. Fyock
John Malcolm
White
John M. Malcolm
Elizabeth J. Sloan
Blairaville
Karl A. Davis
Antonio Spatafona
Canoe
C. di Plato
D. Nastasi
C. Russo
Rosetta Cochran
Center
Thomas Testa
Margaret Glassford
Wilson Glassford
Bessie B. Diehl
Clarence Cassidy
Sarah J. Duke
Conemaugh
Mary M. Rapp
James C. Davis
Banks
J. M. Thompson
Roads crew to fix county highways this season
GOOD ROADS MEN BUSY. In Blairsville area, Prof A M Wonder, county district road superintendent, has organized practical road builders. A shipment of road making machinery arrives this week and work will begin on the old pike out of Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM. Worder
A. M. Wonder
State Highway Department
Wonder
Blairsville
Live News Notes From County Towns
Smicksburg and nearby towns report frequent visits, hospital stays, funerals, and social calls. Residents travel to Pittsburg and Vandergrift for medical care, shopping, and family events while local outings include turtle suppers and church talks.
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O Craven Mills
J. C. Mills
Misa Martha Mills
Ralph C. Craven
J. C. Burnworth
M. E
Linden
Mich
Groen
Buffalo Rochester& Pittsburg Railway Company
Prairie State Incubator Company
Ocarney-Lyaick
Raymond H. Carney
West Lebanon
Penina G. Lydick
Iselin
Squire Hugh Lowman
Henry Carney
Heasley Grants
John JL. Heasley
Miss Minute B. Grants
Conemaugh Tawnehis
George Grants
W. B. Minteer
Salisburg Presbyterian Church
Henry Montgomery
James Henry
Luly Montgomery
Boliman-Atear
Charles G. Bollman
Migg
Mabel Btear
Cary
Shure Aireat
Friends of Institution
Cupid
Stewart-Campbell
Grace Church
Clymer
Re‘uners
J. T.stewart
C. A. Campbell
McKinley Park
Locust
Mary B. Fiscus
Hellwood Baseball Nine
Cambria County
OY Inge
Boyd Rainey
J. Telford
Misa Zora W. Wilson
Clark McKee
Sa Tsburg
Christian G. Brixner
Johnetown
Wehtumthia County
Pittaburg Eary
Mary Brixner
Mary Elizabeth Brixner
Emanuel H. Grambling
Cherryhill Township
Altoona
Pine Flats
Augustus
Spruce
Milton
James W. Grumbling
Johnstown
Marion Shaik
Sample Run
John Wilson
John Wildun
Big Nephew
Cilla Halby
Blaireville
Insanis
Maury Williams
Loustier
Jettiles
T. B. Niel
Wenatthee
Wash
Cchambersville
Mise Willeta Cooper
B. R. Cooper
Mercy Hospital
Pitteburg
G. W. Graff
Water Street
Baltebura
South Bend
W. W. Harbison
Paul Willams
Ling Hla
F.‘K. Stamm
R. A. Silvis
Wilza
Hiderton
J. H. Wray
Olive
K. Stamfm
Pupxeutawney
Ida Fiscus
Annie Laughlin
J. A. Klingensmith
Norfolk
Warl Filckinger
Alvie Hanna
Ilector McCrorey
Uniontown
Venlo Townsend
J. A. Lowry
Mercer County
Sarah Wherry
India
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Harry Fulton
Florence
Lula Alshouge
Kite McLaughlin
L. My Martz
Carl Lurkhalter
Bertha
Wilhelmina Fryer
Roy Kinter
Bernard
Holden
Daughtay
Sadie
John Ross
Dora Dilty
Rochester Millay
Harry Gilpatrick
Gon
Richmay
Rose Stonebraker
David
Ersett