Sabbath School Convention at Trade City Pa 1912
The 88th annual convention of the Sabbath School Association meets in the Lutheran church Trade City May 21 23 1912 with devotional services addresses topics on the Sabbath School roles in missions and development and many speakers including Rev J F tabley Rev R C Walmer Rev J J Buell Miss Jennie Morrow Miss Elize Pollock and W T Mahaffey. Delegates urged from District No 1 and entertainment notices go to Homer City Pa. The Cherry Tree district 2 convenes May 23 24 in Rossi ter Presbyterian church with two delegates per school and a male quartet from Glen Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mationing Union Sabbath School Association
Lutheran Church
Trade City
J. FF
Tabiey
H. HB. Bones
Buseae
R. C. Walmer
R. J. Roberts
Jennie Morrow
W. S. Sturgeon
Scott. Chambers
XK. Jones
D . W. Lecrone
Mary Mc' Yeane
J. J. Buell
Misa Elize Pollock
John R. Stewart
Ytopic
Sabbath School
R. O. Walmer
Critchlow
Guy Sabbath School
Margaaret
James Streamd
C. ‘W. Spayde
C.F.’ Garll
Mary B. Crawford
J. M. Cogley
J. N. Laughry
W. H. Moot
Nola Pierce
B. B. Crawford
Byron Mulberger
Margaret North
D. W. Lecrone
W. T. Mahaffey
Inez Wynkoop
A. O. Cravener
D. W. Douds
A. M. Hopking
Trade City Sabbath School
M. L. Rowland
H. E. Roney
Mary’ J. Simpson
Mise
Lulu B. Crawford
Homer City
Committee On Entertainment
Angus Sprankle
Figbbath
Roselter
Cherry Tree
County Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Church
Rossiter
Msuic
Glen Campbell
Grant
Canoe
Banks
Montgomery Townships
Poultry Drives Big Value Increase in Pennsylvania
A state Agriculture Department bulletin estimates Pennsylvania poultry product value at 39 million dollars yearly with potential gains if each hen laid one dozen more eggs, sparking large growth in town poultry. Domestic animals on farms total 141.3 million, poultry 7.7 million, and 218 thousand farms keep poultry with 11.9 million chickens valued at 7 million. The report notes city poultry boosting urban fancy and imports, while rural stock improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Gaye
Enya the Bulletin
The
Bulletin
Local Corre Dhokhas Point And Nearby Visitors
Local notes recount Clifford Hayes of Savan visiting here during last week while Roy Kinter Harvey Gilpatrick and Rose Stonebraker called in Dixonville. James Ritchey from Ohio spent the weekend with locals and Ming Dora Brown returns home after eight months in Pittsburg. Indiana County teachers’ examinations schedule lists multiple towns with dates in June July and a July 16 certificate issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhokhas Point
Clifford Hayes
Savan
Harry Gilpatrick
Rochester Mille
Roy Kinter
Harvey Gilpatrick
Rose Stonebraker
Dixonville
Miasea
Maisie
Daisla Kinter
Earl Brown
Pearl Burns
Rose
Katie Stonebraker
Hazel McQuown
Glen Campbell
James Ritchey
Ohio
Ming Dora Brown
Pittsburg
Eliott Rice
Carol
Wilgun
M. L. McQuown
John Leagure
Near Here
Roy R. Kinter
Wings of a Week and Banking Reform Content
Jingie Askins and John Engle were wed by Rev J N C Park at his residence. Another couple, Conrath Sheddley and Misa Jennie Sheesley, tied the knot at the Lutheran parsonage. George A Spangler named fish warden for districts including Cambria and Somerset. A new wet-dish rack for kitchen convenience is patented. Mrs A I Church and Ethel Watson visited Johnstown. A lengthy banking reform piece argues against central banks and supports coop banking, citing independence and community benefit, based on a National Citizens' League pamphlet previewing a banking reform textbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jingie Askins
John Engle
Johnstons
Mine Margaret Atkins
Hallwood
J. N. C. Park
Town
Ust Street
Conrath Sheddley
Homer Conrad
Misa Jennie Sheesley
Marion Center
Lewis Hay
Lutheran Church Parsonage
Canada
Bank of England
Europe
National Reserve Association
National Citizens’ League
Ita
Obituary notices list Snyder and Coleman deaths and moorhead burial
Mrs. Maria Snyder aged 86 widow of George H Snyder died at her son in law Edward Lichteberger home from general debility. Survived by daughter Mrs Edward Lichteberger and George D Snyder. Funeral services held Friday by Dr F Crawford. interment Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Max Coleman Cora Coleman of Ernest died at Adrian hospital Punxsutawney on May 8. Survived by husband and several siblings. sister Mrs Charles Steffey of Clarksburg. Mervin Clair Moorhead son of Charles and Mrs Moorhead of Rossmoyne died of spinal meningitis at age one year three months twelve days. Funeral Friday with burial Beracha cemetery. Also a humorous essay on girls and note of fishing trip by Philadelphia Bub and Jack Ness families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Snyder
Maria Snyder
Edward Lichteberger
George D. Snyder
Blaireville
F. 5. Crawford
Greenwood Cemetery
Max Coleman
Cora Coleman
Ernest
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawnegg
A. W. Davis
Punxsutawney
Whittier
Cal
Charles Steffey
Clarksburg
Mervin Clair Moorhead
Mervin Clair
Charles Moorhead
Rossmoyne
C. F. Carll
Beracha
Ice Cream On Sausage Plan Cheers Panama Zone
Washington DC reports Panama Canal Colony claims world lead in ice cream ex erts as Canal Record notes government plants three new continuous process freezers. Fifty gallons an hour produced as raw materials feed in and frozen product exits. Poor, Refuses Legacy: Las Vegas man Howard Weeks holds 2800 from San Francisco public administrator but refuses to claim estate money. Weeks, aged, has lived in Caliente Las Vegas, works odd jobs and as a hotel dishwasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Isthmuc
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Howard Weeks
California
Stallion Season 1912 Schedule by Location and Owners
Two Good Stallions Prince Albert and Modoc will cover the 1912 season starting May 1. They will stand Monday and Tuesday at James Lamer’s barn four miles east of Cherry Tree on the Hast Pike road, Thursday and Friday at 8 A Cochran’s Richmond barn, and Wednesday and Saturday at the Ilv levy bars owner Lovejoy. W. Co. TRHERE, Owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Modoc
James Lamer
Cherry Tree
Hast Pike Road
A. Cochran
Richmond
Lovejoy
W. Co. Trhere
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Union Sabbath School Union Converters Next
Lax Watson
South Seventh Street
Johnstown
Cambria
Gush Creek
M. Johnson
Be.lewin
John Kerr
Mr. Fuller
Madeline
H. W. Bowder
Hillsdale
Joe Arble
Colorado
Nolo
A. J. Wetmore
Heilwood
Conemaugh
Urbana
West Lebanon
Shelocta
Five Points
Indiana
Blairsville
Plumville
Smicksburg
Marchand
Locust
Penn Run
Brushvalley
Armagh
Washington
Smithport
Hilladale
Cockport
Special
James F. Chapman
Commossioner of Fisheries
George A. Spangler
Upper Yoder Township
Cambria County
Somerset
Westmoreland
Fayette
Howsewlie Convent
A. I. Church
Misa Ethel Watson
Home Journal
Loughry
Girla
Ourn
Philadelphia
Jack Ness
Fourth Street
Charter Oak
Huntingdon County
Panama
John Kelly
Benjamin
New York
W. R. Loughry & CO
Aald
Hetrick, Wilson, & Co
Indiana Roller Mills
Hetrick, Wilson & CO
Joe McCreight
Philadelphia St
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Bixth Street
Court House
H. H Steving
C. Heber Steving
M. Edith Steving
New Indiana House
Ford
Theorg
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Madison
Eleventh
Sherman Smith
Blairsville, PA
J. C. Wallace & Son Proprietors
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