Teachers Institute to Be Held Oct 2010 25
County schools official Jas F Chapman completes plans for the annual county teachers institute in Indiana High School auditorium October 20 to 25. About 620 teachers will attend with an emphasis on departmental day sessions and two evening entertainments, featuring The New Broom and Fier Husband's Wife by Nielsen and Redpath Brockway Lyceum Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. F. Chapman
Indiana High School
Indiana
Blairsville
Chapman
Paul F. Voelker
Battle Creek College
Battle Creek
Mich
Gale F. Powell
State Teachers College
Karney
Neb
Ben G. Graham
Pittsburgh
Hilton I. Jones
Chicago
C. F. Hoban
Department of Public Instruction
Harrisburg
C. Valentine Kirby
L. H. Beeler
Grove City College
R. J. McDowell
County Institute
Walter H. Jackson
Town
New Broom
Nielsen Lyceum Bureau
Redpath Brockway Lyceum Bureau
Cunningham Family Holds Annual Home Coming Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs D A Cunningham of Wayne Avenue hosted a family reunion with all children present. Attendees included Charles A Cunningham of Cresson Bank, his wife Annie Banks, George Albert Cunningham and family in Charlestown West Virginia where he oversees a 20 inch gas pipeline project to New York, Frank Cunningham of the State Highway Department, and daughter Bess a Cleveland teacher returning to duty after the summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cunningham
D. A. Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Charles A. Cunningham
National Bank
Cresson
Annie Banks
J. N. Banks
Town
George Albert Cunningham
George, Jr
H. ©. Cunningham
Drughvailey
Earl Kiem
G. W. Lutman
Green Township
George Hicks
Wade McConmaughey
Iddo Lewis
Marenland
Indiana
Carl Shields
Alex Buntint
Rhensburg
Harry
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Lake Chautauqua
Paul Klater
William
Taylor Avenue
Cooks Forest
Clarion County
Annabelle Nichol
White Township
New Kensington
Jesse W. Carey
New England States
Europe
Jack Lytle
Ralph Hammers
Laird Byers
Arthur Peterman
Frank Moose
Clinton County
J. L. Uncapher
Slickville
Creekside
Moorhead
South Seventh Street
Thomas Butler
Coraopolis
Betty Clark
School For Nurses
Germantown Hospital
Philadelphia
Bertha Clark
William Long
Clyde
Honey
Pittsburgh
California
J. B. Yarnell
Eugene
Gladys Mae
Vandergrift
Harry Devers
Near South Bend
Progress Office
Elzabeth Hunter
Altoona
Patton
Hunter
First Presbyterian Congregation of
Benjamin Laney
Edna
Verona
Indiana County
Laney
William Laney
Jacob Long
Cherryhill Township
John Stewart
Elizabeth
Wilfred
New England
White Mountains
Stewart
Grace Hutchison
James L. Jat
Lewis
S Street
Atlantic City
Jas
L. Jack, Jr
John D. Stewart
Philip's Exeter Academy
Exeter
N.H
Academy
John N. Langham
Commodores
R.D.1
Walter Napp
Chevy Chase
Langham
Jonathan Langham
Grant Township
J. N. Langham
Hoe
Emily Pardee
County Commissioners Attend State Convention in Altoona
County Commissioners C L Bence George Nesbit and James I Henders on with wives attend the state convention of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania in Altoona opening today and running through Friday. A Prison Farm Board meeting will be held in Altoona during the week with Bence representing the county on the board which studies prison farms operated by prisoners serving over ten days in county jails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
C. L. Bence
George Nesbit
James I. Henderson
County Commissioners’ Association of Pennsylvania
Prison Farm Board of
Mr. Benca
Fire destroys Smith Station barn in Tuesday blaze
A belt friction spark from threshing gear ignited the Smith homestead barn at Smith Station on Tuesday morning, destroying a 40 by 92 foot structure along with a new threshing outfit, hay, oats, rye, straw, and a silo. The loss, about 10200 dollars, was shared by Mrs. Mary L Smith and croppers John B Lawson and Ambrose Kirkland, with Archie Reynolds owning the threshing outfit. Two horses were saved. the house survived with scorched vines. Insurance on the barn was 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Homestead
Mary L. ‘Smith
Smith ‘Bridge
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad
Blairs Ville
Blacklick
Mary L. Smith
John B. Lawson
Ambrose Kirkland
Archie Reynolds
Blairsville
Smith
Reynolds
Smith Place
Langham to stand trial for Cambria County murder
Cambria county grand jury returns a true bill against Perry C Langham of Emeigh charging murder in the dynamiting of his home that killed his two children Larue Emily age 6 and Perry Arthur age 14. Langham allegedly was mentally deranged and told friends he planned to end it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria County
Perry C. Langham
Emeigh
Larue Emily
Perry Arthur
Langham
Borough to Install a New Traffic Light System
Borough Council discussed plans to install a new traffic light system to meet state requirements. Center posts must be removed and signals either suspended over the street or placed on side posts. No action was taken pending expert review of the local problem.
Retiring Blairsville Foreman Receives Gold Watch
T R Wilson age 70 of Blairsville received a gold watch and chain from fellow workers as he left Maher Graf Coal Co mine for the last time. He spent 57 years underground in coal work and 31 years with the company earning an honorable record as mine foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
T. R. Wilson
Maher- Graff Coal Co
Wilson
September Grand Jury Completes Its Work
The September Grand Jury finished indictments with 30 cases, hearing true bills for morality crimes, assaults, liquor laws, and larceny. Foreman Rev Francis Marks led hearings as Court resumes September 22 with no court next week due to the Indiana county fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marks
Glen Campbell
Criminal Court
Indiana
J. N. Langham
James Nardone
Albert Molnar
George Hollobaugh
Floyd Smith
C. Steffey
William J. McCullum
Joe Golsinsky
Frank
Preston
Luther Lydick
Clair Lewis
Harry McCracken
John P. Morton
Langham
Big County Fair set with livestock and races next week
Indiana County Agricultural Society reports the 74th Indiana County Fair ready to open next Tuesday. Exhibits will include livestock poultry farm products mercantile goods machinery and home economics displays with state department showcases on grounds. Daily entertainment features four Cree acts concerts midway rides fortune tellers and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Agricultural Society
Indiana County
Round House
iState Department of Agriculture
Thhe State Forestry Department
Palmfists
Lime County
United States
Joe Mack
Fair Grounds
Guernsey
Jersey
Marion Center
Dairy Council
D. GC
Xedeo
Guv. John
Fisher
Pennsylvania
French fliers set Paris to New York nonstop record
Captain Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte landed the Question Mark at Curtis Airport Valley Stream after a 37 hour 18 minute non stop flight from Paris. Lindbergh had earlier set the route in 33 hours 29 minutes. The crew planned a Dallas non stop flight for a $26000 prize offered by William Basterwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attuntte
Curtiss
Valley Stream
N.Y
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
New York
le Bourget
France
Charles A. Lindbergh
Buthia
T Han
Bellonte
Dallas
Tex
William BE. T Hasterwood
Legion Drum Corps to stage big event here September 11
American Legion Drum Corps from Western Pennsylvania towns will parade and drill contest in Indiana on Thursday evening of next week during fair week. The event, part of the Legion Block Party, starts 7 30 PM with a parade through principal streets, then a competitive drill in front of the grandstand. Flood lights will illuminate the grounds. Admission to the grounds is free but grandstand seats require a small fee. Cars will not be admitted to the grounds. parking facilities are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amorican Legion
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Work
St Bernard Parochial School Opens in Town
The new St Bernard Parochial School on North Fifth street opens after Friday dedication. More than 159 pupils from first to sixth grade will receive instruction in a modern building. Sponsored by St Bernard Roman Catholic Church, it will be run by Sisters of St Joseph of Baden PA, with plans to add higher grades later. Led by Very Rev N P McNalrs and Rev James Brady with church cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
North Fifth Street
St. Bernard Roman Catholic Rehurch
Town
Sisters of St. Joseph of
Ttia
N. P. McNalrs
James Brady
St. Bernard's Church
Aged man killed when his horses ran off
Prominent Rayne farmer Myron Deyarmin, 73, was fatally injured Friday when his team spooked by a wheel noise caused the wagon to overturn. Dragged for 300 feet, he died at Indiana hospital after the accident near Rayne church. Survived by widow and five children. services held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starvey N. Deyarmin
Rayne Church
Indiana Hospital
Streams J
Deyarmtin
Mr.Deyarmin
Deyarmin
Elizabeth Jane Short
David A. Short
Rayne Presbyterian Church
Myr
Deyarming
Alves Sons
Tidnus
White Township
Wilbur
Windher
Blair
Mary Moore
Ohio
4Etta Moore
Indiana
Greenwood Cemetery
Troub Furniture Co Adds New Showroom Expansion
Troub Furniture Co. is remodeling its storeroom opposite the Ritz Theatre to create a modern basement showroom for floor coverings stoves and metal beds. A new stairway and enhanced lighting will improve display space and occupancy is planned in the near future. The firm also uses an adjoining building on the west for display and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troub
Troub Furniture Cen
Ritz Theatre
Troud Furniture Co
Real Estate Transfers and School Appointment
George RD Leydie transfers to Antonio Cannizzara a lot in Indiana for 3500 dollars. Berita Graham transfers to Merritt B Carey a tract in Pine and Buffington for 75 dollars. Marlin Olp transfers to Clair A Minser a tract in EB Mahoning for 1400 dollars. Miss Virginia Adams of New York is elected physical education instructor for girls at Indiana High School. Bleachers with seating for the athletic field have been selected by the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RD. Leydie
Antonio Cannizzara
Indiana
Berita Graham
Merritt B. Carney
Pine and Buffington
Marlin Olp
Clair A. Minser
EB. Mahoning
New York
Schoo
Virginia Adams
Indiana High School
Board of Education
Indiana High Schools
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Teachers Institute
William Cornell
Daniel W. Bates
Blacklick Township
Cornell
Bates
John W.warner
J. Anderson
State College
Smith Station
Cambria CO
Borough
North Eighth and
Water Sts
Lowry Building
North Highth and
Water Streets
Binnie McConnaughey
Allegheny County
State Educational Association
Williamsport
Tustauthy
Andy Klinko
Empire Coal Co
Thamar
Klinko
Oairsville
Pali
Asther Bell
George W. Bell
Rae
Brushvalley
Weather Bureau
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grand Jury
Clifton Nichol
John Boyle
Eric Carlson
Duncan Leppisie
Bennie Polosky
Paul Smith
LeRoy Wilson
Ward Kelly
Hessie Carson
Greensburg
H. Truby
Cora
Mary
Cora Nashbit
Alma Rugh
Greenaburg
Christopher Truby
Isabella Truby
Peter Rugh
Truby
Rugh
William Jack
Westmoreland County Court House
Heilwood
Pine Tree Club
Gertrude Rodgers
Heilwood Service Stores Corporation
Miss Rodgers
Withther
Gladstone
Harvard
League of Nations
League
Winer Borland
Elmer Borland
Manu
Tml Poultry and
Interseating Mercantile and
Marriaghe Licenses
Deannette Girt
Ama Stewart
College Avenue
Geraldine Burhenun
Jeannette
Cyril B. Livingston
Charles ©. Burhenn
John M. Daugherty
Church Street
Lesley Normal School
Cambridge
Mass
Livingston
Princeton University
Harvard Graduates School of Business Administration
Edith K. Mung Hakerton
Walter H. Burgi
Thdiana Wilhelmina
Buntin Ernest
Philip J. Brown
Legion Drum Corps
ST. Bernard Parochial School
Eldesville
Tigrimage
Ida Stephens Brown
Oat
Brown
Strongstown
jBhohuxtown
Milton Rodkey
Bryans Hill
Bryn’s Hill
J. W. Stuchjell
New Caste
Justice of the Peace
Waller H. Jackson
Elmer W. Allion
Harvey N. Deyarmin
Iis
Mera
Joseph Parana
Ory Inte
Wilma H Elizabeth Parana
Clymer
Dixonville Hospital
Wilma &. Haddick
Missea Ware Haddick
Hazel
Guynelle Haddick
Parana
American Legion Auxilary
George Ringer
Keenwood Cemetery
Elizabeth Beck
Smicksburg-Echo
Eomahella Upringer
Echo
Henry Roush
Smicksburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kimmabelle Springer
George Barnette
Loop
Bessia Beck
Heho
Guy
Cleveland
Isaac
Plumville
Jacob
Aaron
Elder Blose
Reynoldsville
David Roush
Punxsutawney
Trkoub Furniture CO
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