Tenimille district teachers listed for summer term
Salem specialty report lists district teachers and principals for Tenimille schools with assignments across several campuses. Also notes a visit by an Austrian peace speaker, weather damage from a Wednesday rainstorm, local retirements, church dedication events, and police court fines for drunkenness. several local residents are mentioned in connection with these items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germa Kaiser
W. J Bryan
Plain Price Store
J. K. Bingaman
Oakmulga
Okla
Morganton F
Fishermen Return From Buckhannon River Trip
George Lockwood Lester Banks and John C Southern returned Saturday evening from a fishing trip to Buckhannon River. They traveled by train on Friday evening and did not take the usual bait on this excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letchfes
George Lockwood
Lester Banks
John C. Southern
Buckhannon River
Price Reductions at Estore as Goods Sell
The notice notes that reductions reflect original fair prices and aim to clear surplus stock. It states shelves start emptying today and will continue while prices hold power and unsold surplus remains.
Social Work Needs Intensive Training in Small Cities
Miss Harriet E. Anderson of Louisville Kentucky told the National Conference of Charities and Corrections that small cities like Oman City offer a chance to study social work with the same core principles as larger cities. She urged intensive training for social service workers in small communities to bridge training and experience and to define training as a study of causes and effects of civic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predd Spattle
Wash
Harriet E. Anderson
Associated Charities
Loutaville
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Mise Anderson
Family adds a daughter and a son to Nusbaum clerk
Ralph R. Martin, a cheerful Nusbaum Third Street clothing clerk, is overjoyed as his wife gave birth to a ten pound daughter last night at their Park Avenue home, completing a family with a boy and a girl. In Rangoon trade, 365 vessels entered in 1912 totaling 1,099,033 tons, versus 414 in 1914 with 935,272 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Martin
Nusbaum Third Street Clothing
Stork
Park Avenna Lastight
Rangoon
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Watt
Strangs
Sik
Stow
Seiz
Ralston
Salem
Tenimille
A. C
Ery
Maken
Joha Hinges
Patterson’s IL
C- Hamiltom- Laurel Run
D. M. Dorsey
Ada. Bond
Earl Fort
Risch
Sestem
Mary Zell
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Johnston
Morgantown
Samuel D. Brady
G. C. Finly
Shelee
Fee
Lawrengel
J.h-Paugh
N. Third
Bell
Milliren
Worth
Mer and Boys
Unicon
Osiya Limited
BLUE
Sem
Oman City
Martin Happy
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