Indiana County Teachers Institute and Directors’ Association Plans
Plans completed for the 20th annual County Directors’ Association and 0th annual Teachers Institute to meet in Indiana County Library Hall and Court House. Five days of sessions feature lectures by Shaver and Coughlin, music by Dobson and Carmall, and evening programs led by Cadman and Bingham. Directors’ sessions run with teachers in Library Hall, detailing programs, lectures, and concerts from December 18 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plang
Indiana County Teachers’ Institute
County Directors' Association
James Fr. Chapman
Charles A. Shaver
In~ Astitutes
New York State
Coughlin
Wilkes-Barre
F. B. Pearson
Columbus
Charles Dobson
Shippensburg Normal School
Leila Farlin
Normal Conservatory Ory of Music
Alice M. Carmall
University of Pittsburg
Puritans
5. Park Cadman
Dixie Chorus
Ralph Bingham
Edward Amherst Ott
Library Hall
Court House
Crawford
Campbell
DeWitt Zuerner
Dobson
Pearson
Verenova
Brownlee
Shaver
Muala
I. B. Pearson
Carey
Dobada
Bolo
Letla Parlin
Anitas
Concert to aid Y M C A fund by Normal Conservatory faculty
Tomorrow evening in Library Hall the Normal Conservatory faculty will present a benefit concert for the Y M C A building fund. Tickets with reserved seats cost 25 cents at Hall's bookstore. The program includes works by Saint Saens Liszt Wagner and Verdi plus solos by Douglass Hart Farlin and others with a vocal quartet and piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Conservatory of Music
Library Hall
Hall
Walter K. Douglass
Blodwin
My True Love
Samuel G. Hart
Vance
Saint Saens
Edna Allan Cagewell
Hosebuds
Saran Rose
Leila Farlin
William Wrigley
Reading
Rudder Grange
Jeannette Barnet-Watson
Liszt
Alice Grane-Wrigley
Rigoletto
Vardi
Miss Farlin
Miss Cogswell
Mr. Hart
Mr. Cogswell
Hunters Get Big Game This Year In Local Hunts
Local hunters report success with a bear and three deer shot last week. John M. Daugherty of Center County Hunting Club claimed two bears while Leslie Pattigan took a deer. David Bethel and L M Carnahan of Creekside each secured a deer. F W Williams, Pine Flats merchant, returned with a 100 pound live bear cub, his second live bear. He may display it at a New Year shooting match. Local hunters are due home tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Daugherty
al Town
Center County Hunting Club
Leslie Pattigan
David Bethel
L. M. Carnahan
Creekside
Hik County
F. W. Williams
Pine Flats
Center County
Mr. Williams
R. H. Work
Rochester Mills
David Ortz
Mabel
Johnstown
John M. Ray
Rayne Township
James Miller
North Ninth Street
J. K. Mears
Edward Rowe
North Sixth Street
Thend
Pittsburg
G. P. McCartney
Church Street
Saltsburg
Homer Waddell
Leech
Nurg
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Louise Zeigler
Owl Street
Frank Hoffman
Vandergrift
B. J. Williams
of Progress
L. H. Moorhead
Florida
Harmon Beach
Misa Ashley Sutton
Indiana
C. V. Wells
Rhinecliff
J. N. Langham
Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Congress
J. G. Leasure
Wayne Avenue
Lucy Graham
Allegheny General Hospital
Joseph Biamonte
Italy
Frank
Emily Craig
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Charles Widdowson
Dr. Widdowson
John Widdowson
South Seventh Street
Lewis
Locust Street
Lovers Reunited In America After Italian Romance
On a 2:15 train Thursday passengers witnessed the reunion of a young Italian couple, once lovers in the old country, now meeting in America. The man had come to the United States earlier, found work, then returned to Italy for his sweetheart who arrived Thursday afternoon, signaling a hopeful future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
America
United States
Italy
Winter Schedule Changes at Local Pennsylvanian Branch
The winter schedule for the Pennsylvania railroad impacting the Indiana branch includes adjusted times. Morning trains depart 6:20 and 8:30 with arrivals around 8:20 and 10:60, noon service 10:25 arrival and 12:01 departure, afternoon trains 2:12 arrival and 3:55 departure, and evening trains all arriving 7:25. The Mountain Goat service runs 9:25 to 2:65. Allegations claim physicians failed to report contagious diseases. Dr. J M Leonard and George Hunter of Blairsville pleaded guilty and were fined, agreeing to report future cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh. BR
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Whit
Personal Breevities From Rochester Mills And Nearby
Local notes record Monday callers and visits across Rochester Mills, Rayne township, Vandergrift, Pittsburg, Saltsburg, and Indiana. Mentions include birthdays, travel to Italy, a return from Rhinecliff, and plans for Congress in Washington.
Memorial Services to Honor Local Dead in Library Hall
WLKS will pay tribute to the memory of their dead with annual memorial services in the new Auditorium Sunday at 3 00 o clock. Hon Wooda Carr of Uniontown delivers the memorial address and a program of sacred music and eulogies is planned. Public invited. Ernest Child dies at eight months pneumonia funeral held by Rev Wilson interment Greenwood cemetery. County pays expenses for a destitute family once jailed. Local highway work accepted by Co Lemon for street paving. Western Pennsylvania echalastic football team includes Indiana boy Mc Creight as fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Clymer
Biddle
Ajl
Library Hall
Indiana Lodge of Hills
Wooda Carr
Uniontown
Ernest Child
Joseph Semple
Ernest
W. J. Wilson
Greenwood Cemetery
Indigna Hay
Western Pennsylvania
Richard Guy
McCreight
Indiana
Klokl
Meeting at Bolivar United Presbyterian Conference Program
Congregations gather next week in Bolivar for evangelistic events Monday through Tuesday December 4 and 5. The program features devotionals from J D Rankin W Wilkinsburg and J D McCrorey Johnstown with lectures on prayer Bible and Holy Spirit, followed by calls to congregations and talks on men and the present awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of United Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Bolivar
A. B. Krebs
Bolfvar
Owr
J. D. Rankin
Witkingburg
BR. A. Hutchison
D. D
Pittsburgh
J. D. McCrorey
Johnstown
Rob
J. G. Houston
Wilkinsburg
Trayay
Huw
Tr. Henry
Blairsville
W. E. McCullough
D. R. Turnbull
Altoona
D. S. Tinker
Roth
R. E. McClure
Presbytery
D. C. Littell
New Florence
W. EB. McCullord
Blind Man Conducts Farm and Cares for Home Alone
Blind Harry Johnston of Armstrong township, aged about 38, has lived blind for several years after illness. He conducts a small farm unaided, cooks meals, performs all housework, and earns a livelihood cutting pit posts sold to mining companies. He lives alone, remains without hope of regaining sight, and supports himself through daily labor despite his disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnston
Armstrong Township
Mr. Johnston
Notley Wins Release From Payment of Stolen Notes
Notley of Cherry Tree was freed in Pittsburg court from paying twelve thousand dollars in notes stolen nearly four years ago during a Virginia timber deal. Gen Harry White and William Banke represented him. Judge Young praised White's argument. Also in court: Claus Wobler's will leaves property to widow with farms and notes divided among children and grandchildren. Daniel Strong's will entrusts all to wife as executrix. Deserter Wome Houk, of Poem Hun, arrested by Constable Kerr for desertion. hearing set with Squire Crogsman. George S Doty and family leave Missouri for western home. Iva Doty accompanies them. John J McCreight reports two pigs slaughtered, one weighing 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
D. E. Notley
Cherry Tree
Virginia
Notley
Harry White
William Banke
Gen. White
Young
Claus Wobleried
Florinda Wanhter
Wi Wou
Charles
Daniel Strong
Cherryhill Township
Poth Hile Farms
Wome
Red Houk
Hun
Robert Kerr
Ife
J. A. Crogsman
Local notes from Soutie Bend to Dixonville and Pine Flats
Updates from Southie Bend Milton Silvis and family welcome a daughter on November 1. Mentions visits by Stamm, Dietenderler, King, Frantz, and others. plans for Dec 8 farm sale. social events at Alan's Valley and Hill Top. Thanksgiving services and lectures scheduled. medical notes on Alex Montgomery Jr and Dr. Rothe. stork visits. school numbers and community events. incidents include a man stabbed in Cherry Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutie
Marchand
Plenry
Townsend
Stuntingham
Ered Stumm
Annie McLaughlin
Mabel Coulter
Idaho
Zellner
Pittsburg
Futture
Alan's Valley
John Frantz
New Kensington
T. Henderson
Amos Ambrose
St. J
Worles
Sidney Landon
Mildred Watson
Zloi's Valley
J.C. King’s
Alex Montgomery, Jr
Eick
Stallion Licensing Law Affects Breeders in State
The State Livestock Sanitary Board emphasizes the new stallion license law enacted in 2008. It requires breeders to annull and record the animal’s name description and pedigree, obtain a license certificate after veterinary examination, post licenses, and include exact copies in all advertising. Violations carry fines up to 50 dollars or up to 50 days in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Unik
Physicians Revise Fees To Go Into Effect Friday
Indiana medical fraternity members revise their fee schedule with new rates starting Friday December. Minimum borough visits set at 1.61 dollars. After hours calls at 8:00 p.m. and Kelora Tu om. at 2.00. Out of borough visits tiered by miles up to 3.50 and extra mile costs. Vaccination 1.00. Contagious disease visits 2.00. Anesthetics 2.50 to 10.00. Details available at physicians offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Fraternity of Indianaw
ATL
Physicians
Proof To Times & Denovrul
Petition for Two Trains on Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Line
Residents of Webrum and Vinton dale petition BR&P officials to add two trains on the local branch. They seek morning departures from funxau tawngy and Wehrum with return trips after reaching destinations. Nearby marriages and other local notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webrum
Vintondale
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Etark
Funxautawngy
Wehrum
Honey Home
Arson charges tied to two Smicksburg fires
Ralph C Morrison of Punxsutawney and Sidney Mountain of Cortez are jailed on arson charges linked to fires at Morrison property and a store in Smicksburg last July and August. Evidence includes candles and oil around clothing in attic fires. Mountain admits purchasing candles but not their use. Morrison sues insurers for 2600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Morrison
Punxsutawney
Josiah Neal
Smicksaburg
Sidney Mountain
Cortez
Morrison
Mountain
Morrigon
Smicksburg
Neal
Insurance Company
Cardles
American
Royal Dayton Insurance Companies
Punxsutawney Youth Dubbed Drunk by Strange Visitor
A Punxsutawney lad, seventeen, described as intoxicated by a passing stranger, speaks of a troubled life with a father who came home drunk. The Spirit notes his erratic movements and arrests for drunkenness while claiming he never touched liquor. The tale ties his behavior to family history and ongoing jailings in Pittsburgh.
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Punxsutawney
William Worldwire
Johnstown
Bia
Pittsburg
Accara
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Hare
Kres
Hay
The
Kev
King
Muale
Shater
Alice M. Carmalt
Bhavervening
Misa Farlin
Dob~ Gon
Hdward Amherst Ott
Pehoa Directors’ Association
H. P. Goodwin
Buffington
R. A. Harbison
Clarksburg
A. M. Hopkins
East Mahoning
A. H. Stewart
Green
C. B. Cramner
Co. 8
Davis
R. F. McHenry
Theilwood
Oliver Pry
Jno
F. St. Clair
West Wheatfield
James M. Coughlin
J. N. Sickenberger
Homer City
Bell
Jnc
Ross
Grant
John Gill
Conemaugh
J. BE
Morrow
Ohio
J. E. Risinger
Center
W. R. Thomas
Armstrong
Indiana County Nimrods
WLKS
Pamily
John Tate
Hellwood
Co. §& Lemon
Hollidaysburg
State Highway Department
M. Bennett & Sons
Wayne and
Oakland Avenues
George
Doty
Robin
Corad
Neb
Mochester Milla
Migs Iva Doty
John J. McCreight
Plum~ville
Parkwood
Union Flats
D. W. Anderson
Hill Top
Harry Gouch
West Itua
Liste Kinter
Marion Center
Dixonvilia
Wm. K. Rothe
T the Texonvilla & Clymer Hospital
Frazer
Stork
A.C. Fisher
Union
Opera Hose
Rwal Estate
Indiana County
I’, McGregor
H. W Lydie
Hast Mahoning
Alex Cunningham
B. M. Clark
D. H. Tomb
John Lombard
Lhe Baker Motel
Angela Moline
Lralia State Incubator Company
Bre
Lutheran Church
Prothonotary's Office
Sheriff's Office
Idamar John Kats
Idamar
Annie Kungo
Charles Cramer
Strongstown
Perellla di Hlenry
White
Alexander Beringer
Avejoy
Bona Stiftler
Cherry Trea Wranty
Mahaffey Red i
Trouble
Alice Wayland
Arthur M. Sennett
Ted Orie M
Bchiais
Aalravie
Betti Service
Squire Crossian Perforus
Cerempany
J. A. Grossman
Arthur W. Bennett
Plashlick
Orrie Stelards
Gintraville
Wraontz
Muliaffey
MiscoAlies Wayland
Troutvills
Btrongstown
Priscila J. Henry
White Township
J. A. Cross
Alfrad A. Wiking
Tred- Iny
Golo
Gredley
United Presbyteraan Church
Roosevelt
Onandinata
Headers Moosavelt
Ald
Taft
Misa Josephine Grouse
Chicago
Plitaburg
Rtalph C. Morrison
Unxsutawney
Smickeborg Last Sumer
Pato
Strange Rick
Young Man
Mre
M. M. Palmer
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