Normal School Class Day Honors Gowned Graduates
A large crowd attended the Normal School Class Day exercises in regalia, with faculty and students in black gowns and audience members in white. The program featured readings, songs, recitations, and a prophecy skit, followed by a class banquet in Thomas Sutton Hall and a reunion look at the Class of 1905. An earlier Sunday baccalaureate sermon by Ray C. W. Smith and a Monday commencement concert rounded out the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Hosack
Mabel Swain
Anna E.R. Graham
Ruth H. Forney
Beatrice Graham
Rebekah BT. Lacock
Growler
Sara Gibson
Elrse Stadlemiller
May Brownlee
Sadie C. Hare
Dean W. Hastings
Frank
HW. Depp
Josephine Iseman
Forde Wassam
Miss Tseman
Mr. Wassam
Miss Iseman
May Davies
Alumni Association
Thomas Sutton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray Charles W. Smith
Platesburg
Minsie
Cavalry of misdeed roves as Cruikshank flees with buggy
George Cruikshank, a well known town character, borrowed a horse and buggy from Riley Holman under pretense of an errand. He failed to return the rig and a warrant was issued for his arrest. Constable A J Boncher found the buggy abandoned near Purchase Line after Cruikshank disappeared. The buggy was wrecked and several attempts to sell it failed. Cruikshank remains at large. Also noted is the serious illness of Mrs d d dare, a well known woman, with heart trouble. A cablegram reported John P Elkin and family arrived safely in Queenstown on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cruikshank
Towls
Riley Holman
Chanbersville
Cruikshank
A. J. Boncher
Rayne Township
Purchase Line
Reunion of former Spade Street school alumni in heavy rain
More than 20 attendees gathered at the old log schoolhouse site in Circuit township for a reunion of former students from the O'Hara school. About 31 answered the roll call with 37 names listed as early servicemen. The event featured brief speeches by local pastors and veterans. The O'Hara schoolhouse, erected in 1845 and burned in 1864, housed the Hast Mahoning Baptist church later. Several attendees traveled from distant towns including Nebraska and Swissvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofhivra
Last Run
Fn Cicuit
Phocosatas
Jearnng
Willian McMillen
Rev. Statler
Hillsdale
W. E. Buterbaugh
M.C. Buterbaugh
Swissvile
J. R. Ruttner
Purchase Line
Hall
East Mahoning
Martin Armstrong
Gaant
J. L. Buterbaugh
Nebraska
M. Buterbaugh
Swissvale
Avariah Buterbaugh
DuBois
Lipton Jodkey
Oakmont
Margaret Kane-Richardson
Tyrone
Eliza Johlenston
Curry Run
Snake Curve Wins for Scrabby McCreight at Normal Park
Scrabby McCreight of the Kiski baseball team pitched his new snake curve in the seventh inning to a 7 to 6 victory over Greensburg at Normal Park. The game featured errors and excitement until the late surge as Sleepy St. Clair caught the ball that hissed like a rattler. McCreight devised the pitch after seeing a water snake, claiming it bends and then dips toward the plate, thrilling the crowd with serpentine hop and late bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrabby
MccCreight
Kiski
Greensburgies
Normal Park
Snake Curve
Greensburg
McCreight
Crooked Creek
St. Clair
Rural Free Delivery Routes Planned for Marion Center Area
Two new rural free delivery routes begin September 1 near Marion Center. Route No 1 will run 22 miles south and east serving 98 families and may lead to Rayne post office closure. Route No 2 covers 23 miles north serving 100 families. A Home post office route will run north through Ambrose to Elkin after the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Rayne
Re Place
Mavion Center
Home
Ambrose
Elkin
Buckwheat Union Draws Big Crowd at Coleman’s Grove
The eighth annual reunion of the Smilicksborge and Wart Mahoning Buck wheat Clik will be held at Coleman's Grove near Goodyvills on Thursday, August 10. The harvest home picnic aims for its usual high standard with attractions being secured by the committee, a long established county event eclipsing others. Gnadville sits on the Bulalo Roger & Pittsburg line. excursion tickets will be sold from all stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman's Grove
Goodyvills
Gnadville
Ftovhester
Pittsburg
Badiahao
Teschiag
Armani
Parsons
Ehildear Gareder
Adi
Bude
Notable Graduates From Elders Ridge Academy Ceremony
The Elders Ridge Academy held a Friday evening graduation exercise with a list of graduates. Porter Maostidl Clyde ban key Miss Mya McLaughtin Robert M. Mawerds Dhawsanet A. Pepperday Cribbs We Armour Calringhan Nore W. fo all recognized at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidge Academy
Riday
Porter Maostidl
Clyde Bankey
Mya McLaughtin
Hiders Nidge
Robert M. Mawerds
Dhawsanet A. Pepperday
Latrabe
Charles— 2
Cribbs
We Armour Calringhan
Clanksburg
Nore W. Fo
Naw 'Vlorence
Appointed Bank Examiner at Blaireville National Bank
Nuger 4 Lewis, eishier of the Blaire ville National Bank, has been appointed a state bank examiner at a salary of 32,500. Mgr. Lewis will resign his present position soon and enter upon the new duties. He is well known in Inili ee and is a son of D. I. Lewis and wife, of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuger
Lewis
Eishier
Blaireville National Bank
Mgr
Inilieee
D. 1
Ot Town
Coal traffic drives rush to finish tunnel line
The Baltalo and Susquehanna Railroad pushes to finish a tunnel line by early fall to ship coal from Willopsburg. A contract rewards the coat plant delivery by September 1, with about 1,000 workers at the coal plant and large crews along Crooked Creek. Civil engineers study the route toward the Wabash alignment with Creekside headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
Willopsburg
Link
Sunmimit
Wallopsbury
Menwreath
Phin
Grauli
Watlopsburg
Y Railroad
Crooked Creek
Creekside
Death of Edward Kunkle in Blacklick Township
Edward Kunkle a respected Blacklick Township resident died after apoplexy struck him Saturday evening as he walked toward Shivel with neighbors. He passed away Sunday morning at about six in Sainelouk. He aged 60, survived by children, his wife having died over ten years ago. A Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church member, he was laid to rest Tuesday in the family burying ground in Blacklick Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kunkle
Blacklick Township
Shivel
Sa'élouk
Mt. Pleasant Lutheran Church
Noble Dodson Dies From Blood Poisoning After Foot Injury
Noble J Dodson nine son of Dr and Mrs W J Dodson Water Street died Sunday at 0 35 from blood poisoning traced to a sprain in his right foot two weeks earlier. He was trampled during a lawn event. Funeral at home Monday by Rev Dr Gos Stobies. Interment at Marion Center. Survived by his parents and a younger sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Wy. Dodson
Noble J. Dodson
W. J. Dodson
Waterstreet
Gos. Stobies
Marion Center
Noble
Dérison
Hig
Anita Young Aniler
Obituary of Apollo resident William McBryar age 85
William McBryar of Apollo died at his home on Sunday morning at age 85 after a brief illness. He was father of Mrs. John M. St. Clair of Philadelphia Street. Dr St Clair and family traveled to Apollo to attend the funeral held there yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McBryar
Apollo
John M. St. Clair
Philadelphia Street
Bud
MebBryar
Dr St. Clair
Local Obituaries and Public Notices Summary
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Werman Mutton wife of Herman Morrow of Nauville age about 41. Burial at St. Jeh Luther Cemetery, Duipsville. Also Mrs. Staehle Werner widow of William Werner dies at her home aged about 87 with several children. Burials at Marion Carter and other local rites follow. An aged resident of Strongsville dies after illness. local figures include Congressman Willian Stith and Governor George T. Carter. Bunyan buys Hyney property. Stanyi worked at Jasunson’s livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werman Mutton
Herman Morrow
Nau 2 Ville
St. Jeh
School staff changes announced for several towns
The article lists teachers and principals chosen for multiple town schools, naming Maryaret Smith Meadowvide, Cyprena Avene, Hadith Geifich, Jennie Goodell, Georgia Shine, Miss Ethant Ray, and others. It notes salaries for a supervisor and principal, along with reassignment of teachers like Miss Della Swan and Maude Maipheld, across Normal and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peis Opobeat
Jedantosny
Werthesdiag Oe Poietiina Ban Ts Csi
Ian
Tisteietaps
Ohne Eon
Tug Tern
Ceelers
Indiina
Dentre Mos Hihanes
Bedeher
Deaserig
Ilion Shay
Maryaret Smith
Meadowvide
Sehools
Senge
Bell Walson
Yonie Sehinors
Roth Adin
Cyprena Avene School
Hadith Geifich
Merida 14
Wray
D AbGreog
Jennie Goodell
Osborne Sorhinol
Prizedort
Sehool
Samah Jones
Osborne Sehoors
Georgia Shine
Meashavvate
Osebont
M Vin
Charles Ray
Haa Boon Ee
Nady Mildred Tevin
Virginia McQuistons
Mabel McBarland
Noody
Mary Macveorn
Ilorcnes
Wilson
Ethant Ray
Normal School
Leechburgs
Misa Ray
Springdale
Haive
Mlise Suidtailtan
Town
Parnesbord Public Schoob
Gibson
Pine Whits Select School
Weddings of a Week Bring Bernard Ness and Mary M Neal
Bernard Ness and Miss Mary M Neal of town were united in marriage at high mass in the St Bernard Catholic church. Rev Father McNelis officiated with Miss Love Ness, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid and Fred Nealor, bride’s brother, as best man. The couple will reside on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ness
Mary M. Nealor
Ens Wits
Romain Catholic Church
Father McNelis
Love Ness
Fred Nealor
Fourth Street
Blairsville couple wed at Blairsville church
William Yang Byrne and Miss Adi McCunly, both of Blairsville, were married at the Blairsville Episcopal Church on Wednesday, with Pastor Thomas Davis officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrns
UU Rny
William Yang
Adi McCunly
Blairsville
Ley
de Thomas Davis
Eplish Churel
Lytle Forsythe and Dessa M Morsythe Wed in Reynoldsville
J B Lytle of Reynoldsville and Dessa M Morsythe were married Tuesday afternoon at the bride's home on School Street with Rev J Day Brownlee officiating. The ceremony connected two local families in a modest church district event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Lytle
Reynoldsville
Dessa M. Morsythe
Dro J. Day Brownlee
Examination results and staff list from Mid Ward school
Eighteen teachers receive pertinent certificates after annual examinations at Mid Ward school house on Thursday and Monday. Twenty four persons passed, with one failing to reach the required average. The examining committee included town officials, the district superintendent, and several teachers. Names of teachers and attendees listed amid celebratory notices and local event plans at Eloy Ridge Presbyterian grounds Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid Ward
Bix
Woten
Diomer City
Aid
Misa Mary McCormick
Blatvayilly
Lesti Ileelk
Fester
Hallie Badd
Urey
Rank Blue
Chanthorsvillas
Boxtig
Hillsdale
Verne
Heputchtng
Titiani
Nelle Cantfold
Bhichlick
Munktal ‘Clawson
Dixonvillas
Mary Glasser
Marion Conta Charles
A. Hadden
Utaly
Mare Helin
Normar Koontz
Runsaa
Mr. Moore
Tomes
le We Melidienad
Mabel McGiaghey
Myetle McLauguin
Hoshhors
My Pri
Kaley Byron Stawnet
Eloy Ridge
Plans for July Fourth Celebrations and Fair Provisions
Plans for a countywide Fourth of July celebration include a parade and fireworks in the county seat, with dances and gatherings at the fairgrounds. Tickets for events and special trains to Punxsutawney are listed, with varied prices and designated local stops. The article notes preparations by fair managers, local officials, and community leaders for a large reunion style event.
Domestic Glass Trade Report From Diteshire Market
A local 19th century note discusses SEW WARE being placed on market as a domestic glassware line by the Dei Class Company. It claims American methods and lower cost rival foreign goods, with planned price per piece and notes on quality versus foreign articles. The piece compliments the Dips Glas Cu for progressiveness and predicts market gains for domestically produced glass products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlan Miyope
Salisbury store robbed as windows broken during theft
A Salisbury merchant district report describes a robbery at a Main Street store. Thieves shattered front windows, fled with property, and prompted police and community attention. Authorities name victims and several local figures tied to the incident as investigations continue.
Personal Brevities From A Whimsical Philly Style Page
A lengthy string of names and places fills the column as social notes from Philadelphia and nearby towns. The piece lists dozens of visitors, guests, and neighbors from North Sixth Street to Wilkinsburg, mentioning Misses, Mrs, and Messrs visiting relatives, attending events, or staying with friends. The entries reference many households, travel to Chester and Baltimore areas, and a general sense of community greetings and arrivals. The tone remains observational, cataloging social movements and hospitality across weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Wischbnstein
Phihwalealptia
Aelia
Lain
Seeley
Shert
North Sixth Street
Palestina
Beta Hongwith
Whitlward
Rankin
Say Green
Plinite
Balkan
Mitreatet Chivas
Oaltontis
Dolphin Street
O. G. McCuncken
Lotus
Lown
Adair
Chinehai Reet
Yempleton
Marlintown
Hog Sary
Ralph
Coppelties Paton
Hirenshig
Ann Vogel
Navy
Tilde
Moiliy
Bel Allisnn
Ed WiKus Deeg
Prien
Miner ii
Sheforta
Iis Baather
Harey
Nomi
Hieel Shroot
Moarthy
We Gatheie
Chiiel Steed
Dave
Bee
Levine
John Witsoe
Montini
Willian
Wiliam Alcovy
Diy Thompson
Gee Chadbar
Nordin
Layrl Moniparmune Legion
Bertha Nebenger
Unrvisburgy
Chey Nome
Folio Danntarhy
Churell Street
Annie Kothwensmith
Kort Wayne
Preg Papotell
William Klingensmith
Ghestio Shout
Benner
Caner Fawnslip
Rell McCrae
Saath
Shiavet
Alek
Tal Katy
Dh Tchridee
Nie Fone
Bala
Atos
Aioe
Miks
Laniediny
Mii
Salton
Cliredly Stud
Mors
Minti
Covad
Heth
Miro
Miss Midgret
Laos
Honan Widdlelly
Calvin Moorhead
Chit
Julanna
Ceuty
Adtoviisy LN
Tewily
Mauda Gy
Cleve
Blewis Bophael
Westhebanen
Las
Apies
Pines
Choy
Montreal
Cin
Lepore Cid
Thes
Samnday
Messy social notices and town events excerpt
Fragments describe a birthday party for Andrew Wilson and hospitality plans by Mrs McCoeney. Other items note property sales, housing arrangements, and upcoming public activities. Mentions of workers, a sword of events, and local officials appear amid scattered names, places, and dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ailass Divisorgises
Giadiates
Horning Clasas
George Crulkshanks
D.d. Dare
John P. Elkin
Queelstown
Spade St
Old Lee Sehioal Mess
TOREE
Mare
HigiNente
He Theld
Coleman
Arona
Lively Tratlooa
Burlala
Sure Eidan NA Ein Bs
Edward Kuxkley
William Mbryail
Staehel Werner
Wiliam Werner
Ondundiry
Seyard
Taterment
Marion Carter
Peterill
Strongs- Lown
Eedge Aupolmure
Stith
Piixeutiwney
Honolut
George TH. Carter
New Livery Proprietor
Hart. Bunyan
Hyney
S. M. Craig
Me. Stanyi
Jauisun
Alou
Eigiupeen Gee Ceipcepicat
Faduinna
Wifo
John
Hiro
Pittyhaig
Biabeksbueg
Fies Elias
Joseph Danayai
Atlenathan
Paary
Donovan
Phipo
Ati
Maury Hier
Sontlesistl Stread
Dianen
Rouen
Diana
K. O. Maneey
Salisbury
Angie
Joliaten Wis Dso Enberad Byt
Winsnig
Peeettilna
Elia Rew
Silas Mi
Geresielbrig
Chis County
Pianaville
Newydd
Dali
Iitamer
CULY
Hiveraie
Wekisvib
Les Ghaly
Anon
Bativeny Wranigh
Wow Beeen
Aiton Centon
Mengninay
Nay Lotedae
Ghoebaiveten
J. Milo
Aenihead
T He Hlenilerion Matests Gu
Poe
Becker
Dloadeesen
Che Brace
Rey LS
Siniekabury Lutherat
Alpha Litheran Church
Turtle Creek
Diane
Wilf
Woltowh
Ville
ROT Soir
CNS
Dessay
Setanta
Cohen
al Lowe
Praveendun
Anid
Che
Andrew Bolaolk
Aes Newey Lewis
Dohastown
South Matoning
Telles Chines Peetornael
Livgie Soydar
Martin Hell
Che Jing
Andy Mieh
Cammonwea Raoversos
Soctal Cat
Mr de Mes
Thay McCoenny
Inti Street
McCoeney
Andrew Wilson
Mr. Wilson
South Seventh Fleet
Wotan
Lasavanthe
Warner and
Cathcart
George M. Belt
White
Grint
Oftown
Consideration
Gareth
Tehiw
Waller Street
Colne Waoliedt
Japan
Creghside
Kens
Dines Criven
Bcohol
Hagustan
A.W. Hil
Mavi Jon Center
Actis Oltiens
Squitee
Solians
Soldian
Willige Gassier
Low
Medistase
Aston
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