NEWS: Altoona Tribune, Dateline Huntingdon County, PA, August 23, 1918

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HUNTINGDON

  President I. Harvey Brumbaugh, of Juniata College, with his family left in 
their auto on Wednesday morning or Braddock Heights near Frederick, Maryland, to 
attend a series of meetings by the Sunday school workers of the Brethren 
denomination of that section.
  The wedding of Miss Lucille Locke, of this place, to Clyde E. Huston, a former 
Huntingdon printer, now of Johnstown, on June 22 last, has just been revealed by 
the couple to the sisters of the bride, with whom she has been residing at 216 
Church street.  The ceremony was performed in the Presbyterian church of 
Ebensburg by the pastor, Rev. R. H. Heany.  The couple expect to take up 
residence in Johnstown on September 1 in an apartment which they have already 
newly furnished.
  The public schools of Alexandria will reopen on Monday, September 16, with the 
following corps of teachers, Morris S. Greth, principal of the high school; Miss 
Margaret Patterson, grammar grade; Miss Edith Varner, intermediate; Miss Agnes 
Bidwell, primary.  The principal is from Hamburg, Pa., and is a graduate of 
Keystone state normal school, Kutztown.  The other teachers reside in 
Alexandria.  Miss Patterson and Miss Bidwell were re-elected, the former being 
transferred from the intermediate to the grammar grade.
  The Dell family reunion will be held on Saturday, September 14, upon the P. O. 
S. of A. grounds at Latta Grove.
  The winter storage lecture by Prof. Mason of State College has been postponed 
from August 27 to Friday, August 30, at the same hour and place - eight in the 
evening at memorial public library, Alexandria.
  Mt. Union is to get its much needed enlarged post office.  Ground was broken 
on Tuesday for a two-story addition of thirty-two feet to the rear of the 
present building, which is owned by I. N. Taylor.  It will be brick-cased, 
matching the present building.
  Ralph B. Cassidy is the newly appointed chief examiner of the U. S. labor 
employment bureau which is being established in Mt. Union.  He was formerly 
labor scout for the Harbison-Walker company at Mt. Union, and is well adapted to 
the important position to which he has just been appointed.

Altoona Tribune, Friday morning, August 23, 1918 page 7