Teachers Institute Programs at Kellar and Adair Schools
Two local institutes list schedules for April 7, 1917 with morning and afternoon sessions at Kellar school house Cherryhill township and Adair school White Ltownship. Topics include etiquette in the common school, aiding the succeeding teacher, thrift day, parental aid to teachers, and qualifications for selecting teachers. Guest speakers include Supt. James F. Chapman and local educators. Interspersed notices cover a Rochester temperance institute and advice on attracting song birds with cautions about cats, plus a relocation notice for Dr F A Marshall to Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellar
Cherryhill Township
Harvey Strong
Himer Hadden
Jean Hoover
Jessie
Implield
Olive Henry
Myrtle Stouck
Angeline McFarland
Kasay
Elizabeth Hadden
Daniel Strong
Gaynelle Henry
Cora Gibson
Gordon Coy
Robert Ray
James JF. Chapman
Solo
Isaac Meath
Helen Stewart
C. Campell
Aidi
Vinton Amond
John, Campbell
George Hickard
Fred Ray
James Ralston
James F. Chapman
F. G. Amond
Teachers’ Institute
Adair School
Elsie Layton
Pearl McGregor
Charlotte Wilson
Fao Mellenry
Jean Maxwell
Postlewaite
Harry Duncan
Olive Beers
Gaynelle Stonebraker
Ralph Wyncoop
Elizabeth MecGaughey
Yopic
STARFORD Residents and town visitors in Clymer area
Bert Lydie of Clymer wags in town Monday with Mrs Benton Lydie of Lovejoy. Sister Stren Barr and Mrs Tel ford Barr visited. Mrs M Mervis left for Pittsburg to visit. Clarence Henry recovering from blood poison in hand. John B Reed on sick list. A C Shank made a trip to Cress. Mrs A C Shank and Clarence visited sister Mrs Mal Russell of Cookport. Coomport Summer Normal opens May 28 1917. instructor C H Keating. Ten cents for 96 page Progress Anniversary Edition. order early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starford Bert Lydie
Clymer
Benton Lydie
Lovejoy
Stren Barr
Telford Barr
M. Mervis
Pittsburg
Clarence Henry
John B. Reed
A. C. Shank
Cress
Appointment for Navy to Be Made in This District
Navy nominations in Kit tanning district requested by Congressman N L Strong for one midshipman and three alternates for the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. First examination April 17. Communicate with Mr Strong at once. Urge hatchings early for profitable chicks in Pennsylvania campaign. A W Calloway re-elected president of Davia Coal and Coke Company in Baltimore. Frozen combed roosters deemed unusable for breeding by W Theo Wittman of Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Update paper delivery address with old and new locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
N. L. Strong
Kittanning
Navy Department
United States Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Strong
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
A. W. Calloway
Davia Coal and Coke Company
Baltimore
This Place
Mr. Calloway
Western Maryland Railroad
W. Theo. Wittman
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Rochester
Temperance Institute Mills
Richmond
Ollie Work
Mary Work
Sarah Moore
Maggie Texzier
Marie Oberlin
Missea Bonita Snyder
Floy Weaver
Mona Weaver
Nallie Gray
Aziuba Jones
Richmond School
Biological Survey Branch
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Hero
F. A. Marshall
Towanda
Indiana
Indiana State Veterinarian College
Dr. Marshall
State Sanitary Livestock Board of Pennsylvania
Citizens’ National Bank
Indiana, PA
U. S
Pennsylvania
Grifmth Ellis, Pres
Elmer Ellis
Chas, W. Carnahan
Asat
Cashier
Jin Tooth
Gon
Clarence
Mal Russell
Cookport
Coomport
C. H. Keating
Hillsdale
The
Progress
Luxenberg’s
Iden Co
S‘ Troutman
Troutman Co. Ez
Regus
Pat
Reign Skin
H. C. Christy & Co