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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1908

Page

3

School Secured by Ridgway Firm for New Indiana Ward

The Indiana school board awarded the bid for the Second ward school building to Hyde-Murphy Co. of Ridgway for 597,780. Contracts cover excavation and concreting costs, while other firms submitted nearby bids. The new two-story buff brick structure will sit on Fifth Avenue, with 16 rooms, concrete floors, red tile roof, and a main entry 14 feet wide.

Ind. Mal. Ing.dadlmates Indiana School Board Court House Indiana House Armia compstigon + Galley & Chambers Pittsburg J. E. Miller Glen Campbell Wilson John G. Ankéfer Orner-Webster Lehauck Construction Co Indiana Lumber and Supply Co Indiana Dem Fair & Son Ernest and Lucerne Hyde-Murphy Thayer Murphy Cew Atorlea High

Three Local Institutes Program At Parkwood Schoolhouse

A teachers institute program at Parkwood schoolhouse spans Friday evening and Saturday March 20 and 21. The program features debates on centralization of schools and topics like spending evenings for teachers, regulating school supplies, and study methods. Various speakers include Lizdie Johnston Paul Wood Prof J F Chapman Aiirm Dr O B Rink Thomas Anderson Reny A S Mc Adoo D W Anderson and others.

Parkwood Drida Evenine Zuela Rowe Sacha Carnahan Lizdie Johnston Paul Wood J. F. Chapman Aiirm 0. B. Rink Thomas Anderson Reny

Rev Father McNellis clocks tenth year at St Bernard’s

Rev Father N P McNellis marked ten years as pastor of St Bernard’s Roman Catholic Church in Johnstown. He reviewed parish work at Mass and looked forward to the 15th anniversary of his ordination and his upcoming 60th birthday. Native of Cambria County, he has led the flock longer than any prior pastor, surpassing the tenures of Toner Kirner Reutter and Vereker.

Father N. P. McNells St. Bernard's McNelis Cambria Johnstown Creason and Vicinity A. F. Toner San St Mary's McKees Rocks Kirner Toner Rava Reutter Vereker Father McNeils Allman Indiana

Local Institute Program at Pine Township Schoolhouse

A local teachers institute will be held March 28 1908 at the Pine township No 8 schoolhouse with an opening address by Thomas Parish and a welcome by Miss Elsie Smith. The program includes readings from J G Whittier, debates on mental training versus morality and U S policy, and topics on school success and literature with numerous local participants. An evening session features talks on good common school education and other education topics led by Rev Campbell and C A Campbell among others.

Pine Township Thomas Parish Elsie Smith J.G. Whittier Edgar Altimus John Malloy Mae Stephens Leroy Martin Homer Stephens Edith, Alters John Rank Don Martin Mayme Washington Schoolhouse West Wheatfield Township Rev. Campbell C. A. Campbell Hugh Mack Jacob W. Mack R. C. Walbeek C. G. Clark Prof. Shields A. W. Campbell H. D. Condron 0. G. Clark J. T. Stewart Township Edna Sweet Joseph. McKelvey

What Constitutes a Successful Teacher Recitation

School program recitals list speakers Gilbert Fee H C McCrea F J Johns Elva Walbeck Hazel Mack Bartha Hood and others. Includes recitations by Mabel Hutchison James Dick on the motto In God We Trust on money and other topics.

Gilbert Fee H. C. McCrea F. J. Johns Elva Walbeck Hazel Mack Bartha Hood Alex. Dick Steele’ Clawson Mabel Hutchison James Dick A. W. Campbell John R. Campbell Nora Mabon Nannie Hood Della Hoskinson

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