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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1913

Page

2

Local Institute conducts September teachers’ program at No. 9

The first local institute is scheduled for Saturday September 27 at No. 9 school house with devotional exercises by Rev H W McGuire and an address of welcome by Mattin Mc Anulty. Sessions cover topics on teacher morale standards school libraries and child education with speakers including W R Calhoun Vada Walker and others. Afternoon roll call and quotations mark the meeting followed by talks on hygienic classroom conditions and parental influence on schooling. Muslin Trespase notices advertise 6 for 25c at the office.

No. 9 H. W. McGuire Mattin McAnulty Ray Fyock W. R. Calhoun Vada Walker Paul Wilt Richard Williams Hope Fleming Hazel Knupp Hoyt Keating Della Hess Duke Mieming Bethel Heshbon Mechiunicsburg Mechanicsburg United Presbyterian Church P. ©. Wagner Bertha Mack Anna Gathryn McNutt B. Glenn Hunter Jennie M. Truby Glass Paul Flora Allen Ministry of Christ John Brink E. Glenn Hunter J. Alexander Anderson Carrie Stewart Ethel McCrea Cora Nesbit Bertha Clark Dick Anna Cath Fyn McNutt Elizabeth Wagner Jouni M. Truby Bertha Mae McCormick Jettie Jamison

State wide interest in road movement gains momentum

Statewide interest grows in the Pennsylvania Good Roads Association formed at Harrisburg on August 29. Campaigns push for a constitutional amendment to borrow up to 50 million dollars for roads, with a plan to issue bonds annually to spread costs. John Fisher of Indiana elected president, William Sproul first vice president, Frank Bell secretary, Charles Bell treasurer. A permanent Harrisburg headquarters will coordinate efforts despite the fall bond issue.

Pennsylvania Good Roadal Association Harrisburg John §. Fisher Indiana William C. Sproul Chester Frank Bell Charles S. Bell Union Trust Company Pennsylvania Motor Federations

Widow Henderson and her deputy husband rise in Grand Ledge

A long comic tale follows Widow Henderson of Grand Ledge who marries Peter Hipps a small deputy. The couple, met with town ridicule, turn the tables by wielding authority, arresting rioters after a dramatic public spanking and climbing to local fame as a formidable pair.

Henderson Grand Ledge Peter Hipps Peter Cme Sach Sage Pete Hipps Pete Grand Lodge Ms. Hipps

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