Local institute committees named for winter county work
County Superintendent Gilmore announces district leaders responsible for local institute programs this coming winter. Listings include Wampum Big Beaver Chewton W A Johnston W A Brown W J Crawford Enon Little Beaver H V Snyder A J McCalla Miss Mabel Taylor North Beaver E S Miller Eleanor J Clark Fred Dixon Ellwood City Hazel Dell Wayne Wurtemburg Perry C W Cubbiton J D Pratt D C Hancher G R Nagle Isabel Reeder Hickory C C Cunningham Blanche Myers J C Martin Mahoning C S Marshall Mrs R W Skinner H H Nixon Neshannock Mrs Anna M Daniels Miss Mary Dinsmore Claud Sankey New Wilmington Wilmington township R C McKelvey G H Blake Miss Laura Thompson Plaingrove G C Denniston Bessie Holiday Mabel Patterson Pulaski T Shields Miss Maud McFarlane C J Cubbison Scott Miss Grace Lilian Walker R T Dicks Eva Cozad Shenango South New Castle Taylor A M McConahy J M Hughes J H Cooper Slipperyrock E L Guy Miss Nellie Smith Miss Effie Boak Union W A Hoffmaster Miss Mabel Pearl Atkinson Miss Marguerite Jameson Volant Washington C F Ball G C Blevins Miss Margaret Pringle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Wampum
Big Beaver
Chewton
W. A. Johnston
W. A. Brown
W. J. Crawford
Enon
Little Beaver
H. V. Snyder
A J. McCalla
Mabel Taylor
North Beaver
E. 8. Miller
Eleanor J. Clark
Fred Dixon
Ellwood City
Hazel Dell
Wayne
Wurtemburg
Perry
C. W. Cubbiton
J. D. Pratt
D. C. Hancher
G. R. Nagle
Isabel Reeder
Hickory
C. C. Cunningham
Blanche Myers
J. C. Martin
Mahoning
C. S. Marshall
R. W. Skinner
H. H. Nixon
Neshannock
Anna M. Daniels
Mary Dinsmore
Claud Sankey
New Wilmington
Wilmington
R. C. McKelvey
G. H. Blake
Laura Thompson
Plaingrove
G. C. Denniston
Bessie Holiday
Mabel Patterson
Pulaski
T. ©. Shields
Maud McFarlane
C. J. Cubbison
Scott
Grace Lilian Walker
R. T. Dicks
Eva Cozad
Shenango
South New Castle
Taylor
A. M. McConahy
J. M. Hughes
J. H. Cooper
Slipperyrock
E. L. Guy
Nellie Smith
Effie Boak
Union
W. A. Hoffmaster
Mabel Pearl Atkinson
Marguerite Jameson
Volant
Washington
F. Ball
G. C. Blevins
Margaret Pringle
Panther follows rider on horse near Clearfield
Wilson Wallace, a herder at Pitch Pine hunting camp along Cold Stream in Clearfield County, was pursued for several miles by a hungry panther on horseback Saturday evening. The animal stayed hidden in the woods but stayed close enough to the road for its cries to be heard, Wallace said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wallace
Pitch Pine
Cold Stream
Clearfield County
Wallace
Principal Lytle Resigns from Kane Borough Schools
Prof T E Lytle supervising principal of Kane borough schools resigns to take effect on the 15th inst He has been elected to the superintendency of the schools at Monessen Pa The move ends eight years of service in Kane schools and links to another Pennsylvania district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Lytle
Kane Borough
Lytle
Monessen
Rinehart Bank Wrecking Scandal Attracts Roosevelt Visit
A committee plans to travel to Washington to press President Roosevelt over the J. B. F. Rinehart bank wrecking case. The case involves forged checks, a million-plus shortage at the Waynesburg National Bank, and political influence alleged to shield the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rinehart
J. B. F. Rinehart
John W. Dunkle
United States
Washington County
F. Grimm
Waynesburg National Bank
Greene County
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Wesley R
State Fixes High School Appropriations by Class
The state department of public instruction sets fixed annual grants for high schools by class. First class townships or boroughs receive 720 or 450, second class 540 or 337.50, third class 360 or 225. maximums are 800, 600, 400. Pro rata allocations apply as needed. Classes depend on four, three, or two year curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
Department of Public Instruction
Pulaski Notes Local Visits And Upcoming Oyster Supper
Misses Ethel and Ray Shape visited Pittsburg for a few days. P H Rayser of New Castle visits his brother R C Rayser. Pulaski Athletic club plans an oyster supper in Porter's hall next Tuesday. J S Wood K G Wood and Miss Mary Scott of New Castle were in town. Mrs Lucy White of West Middlesex visited her parents. Mary Scott of New Castle sold household furniture at public sale. Paul Cover, son of Mr and Mrs William Cover, injured his arm after a fall. fracture later confirmed. William Jennings Bryan visit to Youngstown now set for October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Ray Shape
Pittsburg
P. H. Rayser
New Castle
R. C. Rayser
Pulaski Athletic Club
Porter's Hall
J. S. Wood
K. G. Wood
Mary Scott
Lucy White
West Middlesex
J. A. Hodge
Paul
William Cover
Fifth Ward Storm Sewer Project Begins
Work started yesterday on the Fifth ward storm sewer extending from Taylor Street south on Mill Street to Sutton Street. George Waller, contractor, reports many unemployed men are being put to work and the project will be rushed to completion by early next year. Contract price about $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Taylor Street
Mill Street
Sutton Street
George Waller
Waller
George Wilson Returns After Two Months Midwest Trip
George Wilson of Sheep Hill a well known Fifth ward tin mill employee has returned from a two months trip through the middle west. He visited Chicago Omaha St Louis Kansas City and other points. Wilson says industrial conditions in that region are showing encouraging signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Sheep Hill
Fifth Ward
Middle West
Wilson
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Kansas City
Tin mill worker injured by falling pack at Shenango plant
Fred Hayes of East Long avenue, an employee of the Shenango tin mill, was injured at work yesterday when a heavy pack of tin fell on his foot. He sustained bruising and laceration but was not seriously hurt and will be off work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hayes
East Long Avenue
Shenango Tin Mill
Nue
Martins Ferry
Harry Hamilton
Reynolds Street
Greer Tin Mill
Pittsburg
Fred Weaver
Standard Steel Car Company
Fifth Ward Association Football Team Prepares for Contests
Members of the Fifth Ward association football team practice in the Cumberland woods each afternoon. They are fast perfecting teamwork and plan several out of town contests before the season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward Association
Cunningham Woods
Crescents Defeat Brownies 50 to 40 in Close Contest
The Crescent A. C. basketball team beat the Brownies 50 to 40 on Wednesday evening. Crescent forward Barrel sprained his leg during the game in a painful fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent A. C
Brownies
Crescents
East Long Avenue Woman Seeks Two-Week Eastern Trip
Miss Gertrude Hassell of East Long avenue has been granted her annual vacation and left yesterday for an extended trip to Harrisburg and other eastern points. She expects to be away about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hassell
East Long Avenue
Harrisburg
East Long Avenue Worker Heads East on Tour
Bert Javin of East Long avenue, a Greer tin mill employee, left yesterday for a tour through the east. He will visit Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Javin
East Long Avenue
Greer
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Football Games In Fifth Ward Draw Wide Interest
Many football games are planned for Saturday afternoon across the fifth ward. Local residents and workers on projects in Cleveland will visit relatives while others attend games and social visits. Numerous residents report illnesses and recoveries, trips to Pittsburgh and Youngstown, and job changes affecting daily routines.
Public Sale Of Estate Items At Hog Hollow Farm
Administrators of the Joseph Newswander estate announce a public sale at the News wander farm Hog Hollow one mile east of West Pittsburg three miles north of Chewton on Thursday October 22 at 1 pm. Livestock grain tools machinery and related items offered with cash terms up to five dollars and six months credit for larger purchases with note and security. John Newswander and William Newswander administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Newswander
Newswander
Hog Hollow
West Pittsburg
Chewton
John Newswander
William Newswander
Evangelist Billy Sunday Sought to Return to Mercer County
A special effort aims to have Evangelist Billy Sunday return to Mercer County before the election to assist in the battle for local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Billy Sunday
Mercer County
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Lee Gilsore
Panther
Pulaski R
William Jennings Bryan
Youngstown
Walter Hard
South Mill Street
Gineering
Cleveland
Grace Jenkins
Moravia Street
John Davy
Fifth Ward Friends
John Nelson
Tom Espey
Fred Philips
East Division Street
John Hindman
John Layton
Terrace Avenue
Dave Lewis
Zelienople
Bert Crossman
Pennsylvanian
Mary Weaver
Edna Burton
Fred Lewis
South Jefferson Street
John Holliday
Frank Simpson
S. W. Lewis
Freda
J. L. Williams
Mary
Bleakley Avenue
Howard Smith
Big Run Street
Grace Buchanan
Lowellville
Will Thompson
Pennsylvania
Energy, PA
Pittsburg, Harmony, Butler
New Castle Bay
Eidenau
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