Mine Foremen and Fire Bosses Pass Examination
Eighty certificates issued to workers in the Thirtieth district after examinations for mine foremen and fire bosses. Names listed include Frank Colobert at Welhunt and George L. Smith at Homer City among others. Statewide update notes April had 107 strikes, with Lackawanna and Philadelphia counties showing the most unrest. no new strikes in Indiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colver
Ralph W. Myer
Homer City
Fred Taylor
Kteviovu
John Ih
Walter H. Ellis
George L. Smith
Lucerne Mines
William H. Clark
Bolivar
Harvey F. Long
Isaac Baldwin
Vintendale
Richard Woodward
Vintondale
IW Francis I
Downer
Gucerne Mines
Larry L. Bowers
John P. Lingle
Vosses
Lrancis II
George Mell
Henry A. Perrot
Samuel J. Selkirk
Gucernes
John Dornices
Allen John Wilson
John Harris, Jr
Joseph Kenry Ellis
John McDonnell
Thomas Clerry, Jr
James P. Laird
James A. McTigue
Nauty- Glo
Patrick FP
Cleary
Coral
Geo. H. Cooke
Chas. $. Hullihen
Welham
William Il McCracken, Jr
Mdgayr C. Wells
John A. Bulalu
Wintondale
J. H. Brown
S. UO. Bowers
Thomas A. Millar
Webrum
Harrisburg
Indiana County
Clifford B. Connelley
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
State Bureau of Mediation and Arbitration
Lackawanna
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Job Bureau Reports April Positions Secured
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry says its free employment bureau found work for 24 078 people in April. Among them 2 561 ex servicemen 10 472 male civilians and 1 045 women were placed, all within the state. A separate notice lists a reveal of farm and household items at Murray Crimmer near Spruce Grove church on a Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burea
Harrisburg
Free Employment Bureau
Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry
Clifford 2. Connelley
Ruth Egolf to entertain Dilltown Bible class
Dilltown notes show Ruth Egolf to entertain the young ladies Bible class on Wednesday evening. Items mention Mrs. Paul Steele inviting her aunt Mrs. H R Din, Marie daughter of Mytamd Mrs. J U Young taken to Indiana hospital for a slight operation. Miss Barnhart of Bellefonte visiting relatives. family visits from Erie and Bedford county. Memorial notice for Mrs. Geo G Tyler of Plumville died May 10 1920 aged 54. funeral hymn verses and mother’s memory expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Egolf
Paul Steele
Latrove
H.R. Din
Marie
J. U. Young
Indiana Hospital
W. 8
Campbell
Geo. G
Tyler
Plumville
Angel
Presbyterian Sabbathenhool
Plumyile
Myra
Co Kyler
Reyolved
Chad
Bert Lukehart
W. OH. Strar
Mildred Johnston
No More 'Crouch' Providential Accident In Foot
A fragmented Atlantic Monthly style tale follows Parker a bitter man whose sour mood masks a hidden wound. He steps on a needle and fears a deadly poison while doctors find no sliver, prompting his family’s concern and his own existential wind-up. The piece chronicles his strange obsession, evening encounters and a Salvation Army flare as he confronts mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Temeld
Bin
Bts
Marker
Annan
Salvation Army
Tim
Mavine
Penn Public Service offers 7 percent cumulative preferred stock
Investors of moderate means may buy Penn Public Service Corporation stock at $100 a share with a cash or partial payment option. Five thousand shares are offered to 31,010 customers, with dividends of $1 75 per share payable quarterly. Withdrawals permitted before final payment with interest. full payment certificates issued on completion. Also includes a memorial notice for Maude Ammerman and obituary notes on Richard B. Warner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Public Service Corporation
Penn Public Services Corporation
Marcel
Imoney
Penn
Paruiak Payment
Fragmented Text Reflects Distracted Reading Of Character Concepts
The readable lines discuss character and identity through a troubled, disjointed stream. It hints at themes of race, power, and belonging but presents as garbled and incomplete. No clear events or individuals emerge beyond general, abstract notions of character formation.
Disjointed account of roadside incident and mortgage remark
A fragmentary report describes a disjointed roadside confrontation with references to a wheel, a tilt, and a neighbor observer. The text mentions a car, a jack, and a mortgage tied to a house to pay for a cook, but details are unclear and partly garbled. The overall sense is a chaotic incident with speculative statements about property and debt.
Reward offered for lost Scoteh collie near Cherryhill township
A liberal reward will be paid for information leading to the recovery of a female tan and white Scoteh collie lost or stolen in the vicinity of Hanny louse farm Cherryhill township May. CARL YUCKENBERG Indiana Pa. Card of Thanks Mr and Mrs Tr CG Peterman Planiville thank neighbors for kindness after death of their son Thomas Clair who died May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanny Louse Farm
Cherryhill Township
Carl Yuckenberg
Indiana
Tr. CG. Peterman
Planiville
Thomas Clair
Cherryhill school bids sought for Manor building project
The Cherryhill board invites bids until June 25 1920 for a one room school building at Manor with plans and specs available from President A B Simpson Penn Run PA. The board may reject any or all bids. The district seeks two high school teachers and one for the Widowson upper grade led by President R E Simpson and Secretary Steele Beukepile Indiana PA. Damascus is noted as the first Turkish city lit by electricity and streetcars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thu Ward
Indiana
Indiana County
Ponna
Third Ward
Rystom
Eleetrie
Tf Vidder
Oliver Tenpp
Plersh
Rede J
Novich
Green Township
Infiona County
Denna
Trenguter
J. J. Lydie
Stafford Penna
Frank A. Horst
Predge J. Sholler
Assize Architects
Commerce Building
Altoona
Penna
Secreary
Lerehy
J. J. Lydic
Cherry Tree
B.D
Frank A. Y Wersh
Wrede J. Bholier
Cherryhill Townality
Manor
A. BE. Simpson
Penn Run
Hhe School Board of
Cherryhill Rowrnelity
Widdowson
R. E. Simpson
Enn Tun
Steele Beukeypile
I. D
Tune
For Sale McCormick Mowing Machine and Hayrake
For sale two farming items in fair condition. McCormick mowing machine and Deering hayrake offered by ML Risinger of Homer City Pennsylvania with 24-2tc. Also Ford passenger car with Staver chassis and good tires offered by AL Tails of Clymer Pennsylvania with 22-3tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Nxttle Battery Station
Nixon Alley
Timblin
McCormick Mowing Machine
Deering Hayrake
Fair
Risinger
Homer City
Ford Auto Mobile
Clymer
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Indiana Progress
A. Moorslead
Ralph Moorslead
Editors and I Proprietors
Indiana Postoctive
Bell
Murray RR
Murray Gi Cramer
H. C. Cameron
Aneisneer
Dilltown
Sione
Mr. Parker
Mickie
ENN Public Service CO
Maude Ammerman
Phimville M. K
India Ingress
Maratone Nooudsis
Kannard
Wise Dolds
Charles Lloyd Latham
Pureha Vine
Oversea
Ser- View
Orta
Paro
Warner
County Parm
John W. Warner
Town
Harry Nonmed
Shelocta
Pennsdale
Richard Bo Warner
Williansport
Neomatter
Atettine LD
Sheriff's Sale
Tadkyns
P. U
Ris
DOR Mar Coal Company
Canoe
Thdiana
Pennsylvania
Weinning
Buffalo
Forco Thlishiteh Railway Company
Shercon
Dor Mar Cont Company
W. C. Lowether
Elizabeth Bf Gowther
India County
Salt
John L. Painter
Pierch & Pinrg
Suit of
Lewis, Fic Pa
Pierce & Pierce
Congress
J. B. Nola
Trauktea Roas
Wraey
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway
Tumville
McCombs Coal
Arthur Nichol
Trade City
Padies
Brecery
Express
Dosvia
David St. Fin
U-Zep
Cleatons
Marine Tank
Erie
G. Neal
Teat Grove Chapel
Guernsey
Cameron Davis
Berkshire
D. B. Tl
Townsend
Sout Bend
Foi Sald
Center Township
Ellen McMullen
Robert Toy
Harvey George
Pierce & Perce
Clymer Brick Works
Turner
Tirnest Stewart
William.t. Meeking
Harvey Meekins
Commodore
Wing Township
Heilwood
Wlliams
T. EL Engle
Barnesboro
Pin
Tacksonville School Board
Thaguson
W., Shields
Kent
Padune O
Livermore School Board
Camingelarny
Aod Saiiry
George TL Morford
Livermore
Delor Miller
Washington
TSSI
Miller Windows
Creekside
R. D
Sheriff's
Damascus
Hart Schaffner & Marx Kuppenheimer and Styleplus
Moorhead Bros
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