Big Increase in Salaries of Lawrence County Teachers Shown
A new schedule released by County Superintendent W. J. Gilmore lists all county teachers with updated salaries under the new law. The minimum rises to 40 dollars monthly, with higher grades and experience placing some salaries from 50 up to 166 dollars, notably 166 dollars in Ellwood City. The list names teachers and their pay across towns such as Ellwood City, Pulaski, Big Beaver, Shenango, Slipperyrock, and North Beaver.
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Lawrence County
W. J. Gilmore
Ellwood City
Pulaski
Florence Neal
Maude McFarlane
Big Beaver
C. J. Cubbison
W. J. Crawford
Florence Crawford
Tad EB. Shields
Jennie M. Forsythe
John Robison
Elizabeth Scott
Anna Belle Stewarts
John Stewart
Mildred Myrtle Miller
Eva McMurd Strseeeeeessess
Jonnie Frances Coulter
Margaret M
John Falkman
Mabel McHattie
Mary Cox
Mrs
Harlan Eeeeneee
Wilson Y
Mora Hutchinson
D. C. Hancher
North Beaver
Anna Locke
Pleanor B
R. T
Blanche Potter
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Vera B. Cox
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Willian Reed
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Corene Musser
L. Baldwin
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Alberta Sog Skeeke
Armaret Dice
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Hain, Mb. Clark
Wee Ae Delilah Bessell
Ruthrauff
Clara Gaston
Iller
Lenora McGaffie Oy
Bai Gibson
Mabel Black
Chewton
D. M. Newton
Arthur Brown
Slipperyrock
Josephine Aiken
Wate
WM Eoske
Bessie Aiken
Vsovcee Goouid
Mile
Effie J. Boak
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IC. W. Cubbison
Lissie Copper
Blanche Lockhart
Mary McConahy
G. McChesney
Mary Copper
Pearl Thomas
A. Staumm
Deoseas
Nannie Dean
Etta Frishkorn
Harriet Stickle
Etta Hasic
Alberta McDaniel
Nellie Smith
Rosetta Rowley
South New Castle
Myrtle Thompson
Laura Parker
Secrece
Mages Lennon Sok
Esse
Mary Shields
Emma Campbell
Elizabeth Randolph
Die
Cine Aes
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Taylor
Bessie Garmon
J. H. Cooper
SOHO
Bessie Monon
Icstis Civete Es
Cora Cunningham
Marguerite Raithel
Olive Davis
T. S. Wilson
Union
Enon
Agnes Barrett
Werree H. V.snyder
Ella Beckwith
Sesee
Miss BE Milliken
W. A. Hoffmaster
Cora Marshall
Annetta Holliday Anetaes Knee Hazel Dell
Ten Pears Atkinson Pheao
Alice Hutchison
Bayth Barton
Elzabeth Harris
Ora Stillwagon
Marguerite Jameson
Hickory
Volant
Blanche Myers
C. F. Ball
Hazel Rhodes
Nettle Munnell
V. Johnston
Joce Pee J. C. Martin
Alma McMurdy
Alberta Walker
Nellie Davis
Ooke
C. Cunningham
Dayie Parson
Pon Cameron
Washington
Mahoning
Marguerite Pringle
Jessie Mason
Gala Hofmeister
Nellie Frankenburg
Blanche F. Harvey
Olive Maxwell
Aee
Emma
Martin
Clark Blevins
Bacas Baee
R. W. Skinner
Emma McWilliams Occ
Wayne. Bell McKnight
Rachel Bradford
Clara Aiken Ribeckerth
Leona Moore
Essees
Wilmington
Blanche Wilson
Mary Johnston
Alice McConnell
New Wilmington
G. H. Blake
Eds
R. C. McKelvey
Wurtemburg
Mary Kuhn
Mary C. Hines
Lena Shields
Isabel Reeder
Local residents engage in repairs and visits around town
Prospect observers note Mrs. Catherine Roth and others repairing homes while Clyde Shanor and family plan winter stay with grandfather Absohom Shaner. A group including McCullough Langhurst Moore Weigle Anghurst toured Mineral Springs west of town and enjoyed the scenery. Lee Hutchinson displays twin pumpkin, a seasonal curiosity. Carl Shaner, Republican committeeman, discusses political moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathrine Roth
James McGowan
J. Bird Dick
Elmer Wehr
Clyde Shanor
West Virginia
Absahom Shaner
McCullough
W. C. Langhurst
Obert Moore
Hugh Weigle
Millanghurst
Lee Hutchinson
Nature
Lee
Taft ahead in electoral votes hints at nationwide tilt
In optimistic notes readers hear that W. H Taft holds a majority of the electoral vote and Carl earns praise for his judging in presidential questions. Local transit officials visited recently and discussions revived about building a street car line from Butler to New Castle via Prospect and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Taft
Carl
Butler
New Castle
Prospect
Mt. Chestnut
Portersville
Rose Point
Princeton
Hunter Shoots Woman Believing She Is Bird In Meadville
Mrs. Sarah Knapp of Meadville was wounded by Peter Gaus and two companions, Italians, who were shooting for birds within city limits. The incident, deemed accidental, led to their detention for violating firearm discharge laws. The shot struck her right side and arm as she sat with a friend beside a stream near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Knapp
Meadville
Peter Gaus
Fred T
Tailored Suits and Coats Highlight B. and H. Offers
B and H advertise women's tailored suits from 12 50 to 75 with style intact across prices and materials. New long coat designs priced at 18 50 and a large selection of tailored suits at 25 00. Special values at 25 00 emphasize fashionable, nobbier styles. A showing appeals to school girls and mothers.
Attorneys Submit Briefs in Mediata Case Before Supreme Court
District Attorney Charles H. Young and J. W. Cunningham filed briefs in Philadelphia outlining arguments for Frank Mediata in his appeal of a perjury conviction tied to the Rosario Serge murder. They argue Mediata is illegally confined after removal before a new trial request could be noticed. a favorable ruling could retire the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Young
Philadelphia
J. W. Cunningham
Frank Mediata
Supreme Court
Rosario Serge
Washington's School Funds Grow With Record State Aid
Eight million dollars will be expended for public school education in Washington this scholastic year, $52 per capita based on average daily attendance of over 152,000. Spokane leads in school property investment with $1.56 per capita interest and $8.50 for maintenance. Washington's 247,997 school age children include 198,214 enrolled pupils and 148,275 average daily attendance.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Sokane
United States
YWCA Glass at the Hospital
Miss Johnson, a graduate nurse, will lead a home nursing class at the YWCA with practical work at Shenango Valley hospital under Mrs. Cochran and hospital authorities. The course includes diet kitchen bed making and other practical tasks. lectures at the association rooms. Miss Johnson formerly headed district nursing in Pittsburg. The class meets Friday evening from to 10 o'clock.
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Miss Johnson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Cochran
Shenango Valley Hospital
Association Rooms
Pittsburg
Association
Four Leaf Clover Brings Job Hope in Bradford Record
A Second Ward man, long unemployed, finds a four leaf clover while searching for his lost dog. He meets a man who offers him work the next morning, delivering unexpected good luck as his dog greets him at home. The Bradford Record labels it a true story.
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Bradford
Rev John G King of Columbus to Preach at First United Presbyterian
Services for communion prepare next week at First United Presbyterian Church with Rev James M Ferguson assisted by Rev John G King of Columbus Ohio preaching both evenings at 7 45. King serves as tithe secretary of the Christian union and will speak Friday at the CU convention in New Brighton on Money. No Friday night service. a 230 PM Saturday service is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
James M. Ferguson
John G. King of
Columbus
King
Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church
C. U
New Brighton
Youngstown Man Seriously Burned in Crematory Gas Explosion
Edward Harris of Youngstown suffered severe burns in a gas explosion at the city's crematory yesterday. Fire crews battled the blaze and transported him to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Youngstown
New Castle Boys Make Creditable Show in Rochester Parade
The New Castle Young Men's Republican club led by its drum corps with nearly 75 men appeared in the Rochester parade. Dressed in black silk hats capes and white gaiters they drew applause, with Mr Coon displayed on a small platform above the marchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Beaver Falls
New Castle
City officers to visit Bessemer via special train
Youngstown city officers will ride a special train to Bessemer next Friday as guests of the Bessemer Limestone Company for a designed visit and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown City
Bessemer
Bessemer Limestone Company
Junior Tailored Suits for School Girls
Advertises junior tailored suits for girls aged 11 to 17 with prices from 10 to 45 dollars. Describes two piece novelty cloth suits at 10 12 50, three piece suits at 16 50, and the Regulation Sailor Peter Thompson style in blue serge with chevrons and emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thompson
Largest assortment of suitings and fabrics now on sale
The store advertises the biggest range of suitings and dress fabrics this week with many new materials and colors. Prices run from 50 cents to $2.50 a yard on a wide selection including navy, taupe, royal, olive, and more. Special fall suitings, school fabrics, wide plaids, and new trims and nets are featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Royal
London
Copenhagen
Wistaria
St Pauls Orphans Home Buildings Nearing Completion at Greenville
Brown Hamilton reports rapid progress on the St Pauls orphans home at Greenville with the administration building nearly roofed and interior work under way One cottage is under roof and the site offers a fine view Rev A M Keifer board member has finished potato harvest totaling seven hundred bushels The barn is newly painted and in good condition The orphanage family will move from Butler to Greenville next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Orphans’ Home
Greenville
A. M. Keifer
Els
Butler
Ohl Case Settled as Republic Steel Pays 3000
Chauncey Ohl of Youngstown sued Republic Steel after losing his left arm in an accident. The defendant settled yesterday by paying 3000 dollars and offering Ohl a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Ohl
Youngstown
Republic Steel Company
Ohl
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Clifford Patterson
Etella Foster
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Edna Patterson
Harry Jordan
E. C. Denniston
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Commerce
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Hunter
Mediata
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New Leslie Hotel
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