District assignments list for schools and appointments
Long roster of district and school appointments including names of superintendents and teachers for many towns such as Jamestown Fredonia Findley Lake and Meadville plus special and missionary appointments. It lists multiple districts with district superintendents and notes left without appointment to attend one of our schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocton
O. H. Sibley
Cattaraugus
C. C. Merrill
Chautauqua
S. M. Gordon
Cherry Creek
Henry Smallenberger
Clymer—Albert Marriott
Columbus
G. W. Galbraith
Corry
H. C. Shaw Cottage
A. O. Tillotson
Dayton
W. H. Downing
Dunkirk
F. S. Neigh, East Randolph
C. C. Mohney
Elgin—Lewis Bedison
Ee and Kennedy
N. Sayer Falconer
J. A. Galbraith
Forestville
W. J. Hewitt
Findley Lake
W. P. Lowthian
Fredonia
H. M. Conaway
Frewsburg
I’. A. Mills
Hamlet
H. FE. Frazier
Jamestown
Brooklyn Heights
C. J. Baker
Buffalo St
R. J. Montgomery
G. S. Eldridge
Italia Mission
Pettro Campo
Lakewroe
Lander
C. H. Quick
Leon
J. A. Prosser
Little Valley
J. B. Cook
Lottsville
W. B. Allison
Mayville
H. H. Bair
Panama
K. E. Russell
Randolph
L. L. Cass
Portland
M. W. Stone
Perrysburg
C. E. Knopp
Ripley
L. W
H. A. Ellis
Greenville
First
Church
L. L. Swisher
R. K. Bumbaugh
Guys
Mills
W. H. Barnett
Hydetown
L. E. Elbel
State Line
W. J. Baldwin
Lineville
Harmonsburg
J. G. Ginader
Eee
First Church
Mark Keey
Meadville
Grace
J. H. Jelbart
New Lebanon
Homer H. Thompson
New
Richmona
J. D. Thompson
Qi City
Bethel
C. H. Frampteau City
L. D. Woodmaney
Bil City
Trinity
T. R. Courtica
Pleasantville & Interprise
J. C. Lambery
Polk
East Grove
J. E. Hillard
Rouseville
Plummer
W. E. Frampton
Salem
L. W. Chambers
Lagertown
Thomas Pollard
Spartansburg
Concord Ridge
Anthony Groves
Seneca
I. H. Frampton
Sheckleyville
J. J. Brown
Sugar Creek
Reno
Harold McCurdy
Sunville
Leo Southworth
Tionesta
Nebraska
J. E. Allrood
Titusville
A. J. Rinker
Townville
Frank McKnight
West Hickon
J. F. McIntosh
Woodrock
Venango
J. W. Frampton
Brookville Chosen for Next Conference Session
At a special business session the conference selected Brookville as the site for its next meeting after considering Sala mancea Erie Franklin and Brookville. Several members were ordained as deacons and elders during the Sunday service. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society reported a year’s offering of 15043 dollars with Meadville district contributing the most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamancea
Simpson
Erie
Franklin
Brookville
J. J. Brown
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Meadville
A. M. Hopkins
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of
C. H. Mattier
North East
Daniel L. Marsh
D. D
Pittsburgh
Church of Jesus Christ
S. Hamilton Day
Chautauquay
Franklin Hamilton
W. S&s. Lewis
Foochaw China
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
India
China
Camden M. Cobren
Allegheny College
Oriental Exploration Societies
Board of Education
Freedmen’s Aid
J. H. Viance
W. H. Crawford
Legheny College
Rev. I. Garland Penn
Cincinaati
Freedmen’s
Ety
What Made the United States Great Says Republican Leader
Special Correspondence from Washington documents Rep. Dick T. Morgan of Oklahoma praising the Republican Party as the force behind America’s growth and unity. He traces its 1860 platform, cites preservation of the Union, human liberty, immigration, homestead, transcontinental railway aid, and protective tariffs as foundational. He notes slavery’s defeat and the nation’s expansion under Republican governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Lincoln
Reales
Missippi River
Republic
Treasury
Representative Morgan
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Dick T. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Abraham Lincoln
Miller’s Son Weds in Buffalo at Statler Hotel
The millionaire bride and groom were feted downtown about midnight at the Hotel Statler. Gen Miller’s son celebrated with grateful helpers as repairs were rushed at a nearby garage. The couple left in a car for a statewide trip, possibly to New York, after a dramatic dash through Swan and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Statler
Mr. Miller
Leroy G. Miller
Blair
Stone
Davis
Eight wives at 98 obtain Kansas City marriage license
In Kansas City Missouri on September 20, Justice Casimir J. Welch witnessed Jones Mitchell a 98 year old Kansas City Kansas man obtain a marriage license. He told the clerk he was 98 and was married by Justice Welch to Hattie Glass a 44 year old from Kansas City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City,Mo
Casimir J. Welch
Jones Mitchell
Kansas City
Kan
Welch
Hattie Glass
Bees Cause Wreck After Driver Is Stung
A swarm of bees nearly caused three deaths when John Bartlett foreman at Union Iron Works Alameda was stung and lost control of his car on Snake Road Piedmont. The vehicle plunged 50 feet down an embankment overturning twice. Bartlett and his wife were badly shaken. Edna Bartlett, year old daughter, was pinned under the car with bruises and possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
John Bartlett
Union Iron Works
Alameda
Aig
Edna
Snake Road
Piedmont
Bartlett
Beehive Incident Leaves Heifer Bloodied in Marshfield
A heifer owned by J. C. Davis in Marshfield Wisconsin was kicked into a beehive and swarmed by hundreds of bees. The animal was stung from head to foot and during its frantic retreat toppled seven more hives, drawing in dozens more bees before it finally escaped, badly wounded but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wis
J. C. Davis
Bee Stings Tongue After Candy Bite
Mabel Hewitt, of St. Paul Minnesota, swallowed a honey bee while taking a candy bite. The bee remained on her tongue, stinger deployed, causing a temporary inability to speak as doctors observe for any reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
St. Paul
Minn
Mabel Hewitt
Preacher Stung 100 Times By Bees In Rescue
In California on September 25 Reverend Claude Fairfield a Methodist minister on the Bear Valley circuit was stung by more than 100 bees while rescuing a neighbor after a bee-tree accident. The rescuer rushed to help his unconscious companion and suffered multiple stings himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Claude Fairfield
Methodist Church South
Bear Valley
Los Bancos
Fairfield
Bees Swarm Scarcity Clears Lasalle Street Crowd
In Chicago on September 25 a boy bumped a man causing him to crash a hive. About 10,000 bees fled, turning LaSalle Street into a deserted scene as pedestrians scattered and crowds dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
LaSalle Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Castle
J. A. Mcei
Chicora
W. E. Smith
Clarkville
G. IE. Deem
Intonville
G. S. W. Phillips
Moaltown
S. Harris
Eau Claire
R. W. Skinner
Edinburg
T. W. Douglas
Farrell
A. B. Smith
C. C
Campbellrove City
K. C. Weaver
Morrisville
S. H. Bartlett
Hendersonville
S. M. Cousin Hill
Savannah
F. R. Robinson
Sharon, First Church
J. RB. Neff
Sharon
H. E. Phipps
Sharpsville
K. T. JaQuay
Slippery Rock
R. C. McMinn
Stoneboro
C. BE. McKinley
Jolant
E. C. Minnigth
Wempum
M. R. Buzza West Liberty
lIra Scott West
Monterey
Queenstown
Fradenburg
West Middlesex
C. C. Smith
Wheatland
J. C. Warner
Cantor of Pittsburgh
A. C. Ellis
W H. Crawford
F. G. Henke
Ference
R. C. Smith
Union
Manila
Phillippine Islands
B. S. Wright
W. H. Fenton
R. A. Buz
H. H. Barr
T. R. Courtice
A. R. Rich
Gen. Miller
Buffalo
Kansas
SheMtCx
Shur
Pulverman
Ball Block
Market and
Pennsylvania Ave
Dr. M. V- Ball
The
Reynolds Co
Warren
City
J. Pulverman
Reynolds
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Congress
National Museum
Library of Congress Capitol
Corcoran Art Gallery
P. Fraser
Brisbane Building
Pennsylvania Railroad
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