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Pleasant Valley - 1860
1813 1921
PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL REUNION AUG 3 1921
Pleasant Valley School
Know all Men by these Presents:
That I,. Samuel Clemens of Hartford, Comma
one of the stockholders of the CLEARFIELD BITUMINOUS COAL CORPORATION, do hereby constitute and appoint WILLIAM D. KELLY, of Elmira, New York, and S. RICHARD) P'KALE, of Lock Haven, Pennsylvania, or either of them, attorney and proxy for me and in my name, place and stead to vote for, and give my assent to, the issuance of bonds by said corporation to the amount of one million six hundred and fifty thousand dollars, ($1,650,000.) to be secured by a first mortgage upon the property and franchises of the corporation ; such vote to be given at the meeting of stockholders of said corporation to be held the fifteenth day of December, A. D. 1886, according to the number of votes I should be entitled to cast if there personally present; and also to vote for me and in my name upon such other matters as may properly be brought before said stockholders' meeting.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal the twenty- sixthe way of November A. D. 186.
WITNESS:
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S.R. Clemery [SExt]
Copy of the stock purchased by Samuel Clemens - 1886 A Stockholder of the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Samuel Clemens is better known as "Mark Twain"
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Dedication of Scroll
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1941
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HONOR ROLL
for the following men and women in the U. S. service from
STARFORD and COMMODORE
INDIANA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
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STARFORD
Granat, F.dward
Lovick, John
Rickard, Ira
Flerk, John
MrF.ven, Tom
Gibson, Clarence
Levick, Rady
Shelgrew, Arthur
Flerh, Steven
MeFeriend, 'Rerace
Alei, Frank
fresh, John
Lorhard, Hallin
Sunith, Leonard
Fleming, William
Miller. Tony
Gromley. Kenneth
Lorhard, Cearga
Shows, Hugh
Framis. Robert
Neerhood, Joka
Brickell, Don
Herhin, Richard
Lorhard, Come
Shmiin, Theodore
Franta, Elion
Niekol. E.darin
Brooks, Leroy
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Hanold. Deve
Lydie. Robert
Shew, Pod
Frente. Harold
Oleon, Witisam (')
Brown. Reymond
Lesky, Jneeph
Shank. Herbert
Frente, Jacob. Jr.
Pairisco. Edward
Bourker, Som
Huey, Herold
Lasky, Edward
Tnmetchào, Edward
Framiş. Kenneth
Palcisco. Lenten
Buterbaugh, Engene
Hudak, Leonard
Lutakn, Edward
Thomas, Heury
Fridley, Leflay
Posere. t.karies
Baterbangh, Ord
Hadek, Joseph
Martis, Cheries
I hrin, John
Gondlin. Alfred
Peterson, Eleanor, R.V.
1 Baterbaugh. Ronald Crone. F dur
Hudak, Coorgn
Medrarken, Ben
Youchak, Albert
Haiden. William
Chernesky. Joseph
Hudak. John
Hrirka, Bernard
Vares, Edward
Hewitt. Filbar Hodgson, Cherles E.
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Felrouet, (vorge
Johns, Russell
Novak. Aibert
COMMODORE
Hopkins, Harry
Roof. Gilbert
Damalik, Andrew
Johne. Raymond
Nowottey. George Voveiney, Edward Napp. Franklin Ober. Duright
Anderson, Rudolph Bone, Raymond (* )
Horvath. John
Sapp. John
freshn. Mary
Korfontm. Stephen
Ornyer, Max
Beron, john
Horaner. (.sorge
Guidites, Charice
Karfonta, John
Drarer. Albert
Rells. John
Horamec. I ash .
Serhers, Tâmında
Gniditas, Joseph
Keith. Gey
Oraver. Edward
Bimsowesky. John
Hndairk, Andrew, Jr.
Shank. Rerdyne
Cuiditas. Thomas
Keith, Carl
Patterann, Blair
Baterbangh, fari
Hughes. Roger H. D.
Skuthis. Frank
Keith. Haley
Pinjho, Joseph Popik, John
Cairns, Pete Chambers, Carl
Kodmnn. Frank
Stiffler. James
Gowin, Leonard
Knopih, Stanley
Popik. Joseph
Croyle. John
Kodmm. joseph
Stiffer. Metria
Gomas. Joseph
Annpik. Edward
Princh. Robert
Croyle, Mas, Jr.
Kodinan. Paut
Stiffier, Norman
Knopik. John
Rausell. Frank
froyle. Raymond
Lang, Ray
B'alko, George
Gonas, Michael
Lamer, Don
Rmaseil. Joseph
Daniels, Harold (')
Lewis, Leonard
Gomes. Julies
Lamer. jey
Reach. Joseph
Daniele, Joka
Lukehart, Clarence
Wanehism. Peter
Comee. Andy (*)
Lash. Jakn
Receh. Kısaley
Faysh. Mike
MrEren. Bart
Consn. Margaret
Task. Joseph
Reithmiller. Juhn
Finn. Robert
MrF.uen. Fred
The publication of this 'Roll of Honor' is sponsored by
U. M. W. of A. Local 4882 Commodore Peoples Bank of Clymer
New York Central Railroad Coal Mining Division American Legion Post No. 222 Wesley and Violet Lidgey 'Clover Farm' Store Starford Loyal Order of Moose No. 670 McCreary Tire & Rubber Company Slovak Club of Clymer
Anna M. Gresko Grocery
Evergreen Service Sta.
Valley Supply Store
Starford Inn Geo. Yerchak
Proprietor
Glendale Inn "Old Tom's
Place"
State Theatre Clymer
Clymer Furniture Co.
Levinson's Clymer
Roof. Walter. Jr.
Domalık. Aler
Kerpel, Joseph
Herralk. Alex
Sepp. Willinin
Dunlop. Lmerare
Korjonin. Joseph
MeDermou, Trery McCombs, Gay Mef.seary, Michel Novak, Sylvester (*)
Yard. Jerk
Hourbrick, John
Chernesky, George
Clemson, S' after
Hatton, Clifton Johns, Sill
Zappy. Joseph
Zaharonsky, Max
Hodgson. laving
Robbins, Wallace
Domelik. Michael
Johns, Myrtle
l'aria, Stephen
Petrof, ficarge
Petraj. Jnkm Prisaj, Joseph, Jr. Plusquellic, Louis Robbins. Ray
Edwards, t.kamera
Rodek, Joka
Gelido. Frank
Baterbaugh, Robert
Keller, traold
Smiley. joseph
Kelly, Joseph
Kline. George
Stiffler. Afrin
Ciclido. Paul
Kelly. Francis
Pupih. Mike
Walka, Jokm (*)
Gomme, Joseph
Lash, Charles
Ruchu., Gourte
Dunlop. Lynn
Marthis. Frederick
Warsing. Aibert
Gelido, George
Hopkins, Robert
Hudak, Michorl
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Commodore Tipple - 1921 In background - Commodore's first Post Office & Old Store (Sweitzer's)
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Making cement blocks to build houses - 1921
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Stone Quarry
Making Blocks
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Blocks Completed
Blocks Completed
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House Under Construction
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Fisher Street
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Harriman Street
Vanderbilt Street
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CLEARFIELD SUPPLY CO.
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Commodore Bank Went into operation March 4, 1921
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Commodore High School - Built in 1921
Building Reservoir - 1920
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Wish touse- Commodore . July, 1423
Wash House - Commodore, July 1923
Commodore Garage - 1920
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Dr. Hughes Family Came to Commodore in 1924
Dr. Hughes died in 1943 - Mrs. Hughes still resides in Commodore Son, Roger, is a Doctor in Clearfield, Pa.
ARFIELD BITUMINOUS COAL CORP THIRD ANNUAL 100% FIRST AID TRAINING COMMODORE MINE JUNE IS '32
C.B.C. Third Annual 100% First Aid & Training - Commodore Mine June 15, 1932
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Motor Barn - Blacksmith Shop Commodore Mine
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I'mmodore First Aid Team - 1939
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Commodore Ladies Aid ---- 1942
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First Float -- Cookport Fair 1914
Float at Cookport Fair - 1914
Cookport Fair - 1914
Cookport Fair - 1914
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CLEARFIELD SUPPLY 00.
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Commodore
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Green Township Community Center - 1976
Commodore - 1976
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Commodore Church - 1924 to 1976
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Commodore Playground -- 1976
Magas Welding Shop - Site of Old Motor Barn & Warehouse
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Commodore Post Office - 1934 to 1975
POST OFFICE
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POST OFFRE
Commodore Post Office - 1976
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Reservoir -- 1976
Fire Hall - 1976
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Douglas Street - 1976
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Dr. Office
Hinterleiter Street - 1976
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Commodore Mines - 1920
Site of the Commodore Tipple to be Baseball Field
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Commodore School - Approximately 1922
John Bash's Birthday Party - 1928
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Church Class - 1924
Fronk Family - 1912 On Railroad right - of - way - moved to Pleasant Valley Present home of George Howorth & Family
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Commodore First Aid Team - 1939
Tipple Crew - 1940
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Tipple Crew - 1935
Commodore Country Store - 1910 Bill Switzer, Owner
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Commodore Country Store - 1915 Bill Switzer, Owner
High School Class - Commodore
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The Steve Howorth . Family
Elma Howorth
Jakie Bash - 1934
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Joe Yefchak & Wife First Wedding Reception held in Community Building
Commodore Strip Job
Commodore Baseball Team - 1976
Dedication of Commodore Scroll
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IN HONOR OF THOSE WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY
Dedication of first Scroll
Commodore Scroll - 1976
Scout Troop - 1963
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Scene at a working face in one of the mines. Electrically driven chain cutting machines and Joy loaders cut the coal, and a scraper loader deposits it into mine cars.
Remember the "Good Old Days" ?
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Dwight Donald Patterson
Dwight Donald Patterson was born January 21, 1886, near Grisemore, Green Township. His early education was obtained in the Grisemore School and in summer sessions at the Pine Flats Summer School. He secured his higher education from Juniata Academy, Juniata College, Pennsylvania State College (A.B. '25) and University of Pittsburgh (M.A. '31).
After serving as a teacher in Pine Township, in Cambria County, and in Green Township, and as principal of the Cherry Tree and Clymer Schools, Mr. Patterson became supervising principal of the Green Township Schools. Possibly he is best known for his work as principal of Green Township High School. He was actively interested in the organization of the high school and has been largely responsible for its steady growth and betterment. Begin- ning with only one room and 13 pupils in 1917, the school has grown under his guidance until it is now made up of 10 rooms, 355 students, and 12 teachers.
Words are inadequate to express the gratitude of those citizens who appreciate the loyalty and service that has been rendered the community. We can only say that we are glad to know that the worth of our principal has been recognized, and that, in his new position as assistant county super intendent, he will serve the whole county as he has served our community.
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Commodore School - 1923 - 24
Green Township High School
Class of 1931
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THE SHAWNEE
CLASS '25
(Reading left to right)
Top Row-Mildred A. Williams, Clymer, R. R. #2, Pa., Teaching. Her- bert Meekins, Johnstown, Pa. Vera M. Tyger, Commodore, R. R., Pa., Teach- ing. Jessie Buterbaugh, Starford, Pa. Maynard Lemmon, Cherry Tree, R. R., Pa. Marie Graham. Ida Pearl Fyock, Clymer, R. R. #1, Pa. Charles Percival Roberts, Clymer, R. R. #2. Pa., Teaching. Wilda Hughes (Mrs. Clair Cutter) Mahaffey, Pa.
Middle Row-Hannah G. Davidson, Lewistown, Pa. Ruth C. Russell, (Mrs. Blaine Palmer) Clymer, R. R. #2, Pa. (In Florida) John H. McCoy, Commodore, R. R., Pa., Attending I. S. N. S. Julia R. G. Gresko, Georgetown Univ. Hospital, Washington, D. C. Vivian M. Berg. Commodore, Pa. Goss Lutman, Starford, Pa. Margaret M. Marcinko, Indiana, Pa., Training in Indiana Hospital. Veda E. Wyke, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Mary N. Criss- man, Commodore, Pa.
Bottom Row-Laurine Wilt, Commodore. R. R., Pa. Teaching. Ger- tha Roene Ferrier. (Mrs. Joseph Mumau) Commodore, R. R., Pa. James B. Cartwright, Commodore, R. R., Pa., Teaching. Theresa V. Kelly, Com- modore, Pa., Clerking Clearfield Supply Store. Stanley B. Tate. Altoona. Pa., Now in the Navy. Ruth M. Keith, (Mrs. Glenn Gibson) Commodore. Pa. Geraldine Shank (Mrs. Clifford Mee) Barnesboro, Pa. Louise V. Ni- chol, Commodore, Pa. Teaching.
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Top Row -- Lenore Lorraine Knupp, (Mrs. Arthur Henry) Marion Cen- ter, Pa. Edith B. Russell, Commodore, R. R., Pa., Teaching. Thomas A. Nupp, Starford, Pa., Attending I. S. N. S .. Mildred Hamilton, Commodore, Pa., Teaching. Marie Learn, Marion Center, R. R. #3, Pa., Teaching. Hillis Wilson, Commodore, Pa. Elizabeth Kelly, Commodore, Pa. Margaret Slo- vensky, Starford, Pa. Joseph T. Gresko, Starford, Pa.
Middle Row -- Elsie Mae Ginter, Commodore, Pa. Attending Indiana Bus. Col. Robert E. Fink, Commodore, Pa. Attending State College. Elaine K. Buterbaugh, Marion Center, R. R. #3, Pa. Teaching. John M. Giles, Starford, Pa. Iona Florence Thayer, Commodore, Pa. Teaching. Mabel Aleen Knupp, Marion Center, R. R. #3, Pa. Attending I. S. N. S. Ida Mc- Creary, Starford, Pa. Clara M. Kidd, Marion Center, R. R. #3, Pa. Attend- ing Juniata College.
Bottom Row-Tlene Donahey, Indiana, Pa. Attending I. S. N. S. Olive M. Siverd, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Attending I. S. N. S. Beryl Lydic, Com- modore, R. R., Pa. Attending I. S. N. S. Genevieve Houck, Clymer. R. R. #1, Pa. Elaine Knupp, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Attending I. S. N. S. Anna M. Hudak, 2925 Edge Hill Road, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Commodore School - 1925
Commodore School - 1930
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THE SHAWNEE
CLASS OF '27
Perhaps some of you remember that in September, 1923, forty-one green Freshmen filed into Room number five to begin their work as students of Green Township High School. At our first meeting we elected the follow- ing officers :
President Rolland Berg
Vice president
Cora Thayer
Secretary Elizabeth Morgan
Treasurer Margaret Johns
Our teachers were, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Deardorff, Miss Clawson, Miss Johns, Miss Cox.
During our Sophomore year, we elected the following officers ;
President Margaret Johns
Vice-president
Mary Schidle
Secretary Elizabeth Morgan
Treasurer Geraldine Keith
Our only new teacher this year was Miss Fyock, who took the place of Miss Cox. During this year the Sophomores and the Seniors joined together in a reception.
Our Junior year was a very happy one, and those selected to lead the class were ;
President
John Fink
Vice president Violet Hagins
Secretary Margaret Johns
Representative On the Student Council Cortland V. Smith
Mr. Deardorff brought back a wife, who became a member of the fac- ulty. Mr. Siverd also was added to the faculty. He was a former graduate, and, for this reason, we were especially glad to welcome him to the faculty. We held our Oratorical Contest this year. Cortland Smith was awarded first prize, Violet Hagins, second, and John Fink, third.
When we assembled again in 1926, we found that Miss Fyock and Miss Heller had taken the places of Mr. and Mrs. Deardorff. There were now nineteen on our class roll. John Fink was reelected President, Kathryn McAnulty, a new scholar, was chosen Vice-president, Elizabeth Morgan, for her good service, was reelected Secretary and Chester Barbor was elected Treasurer. Kathryn McAnulty and Chester Barbor represent us on the Student Council.
During our four years we have learned to love our High School. and hope to have many happy memories of it.
Class Colors. Old Rose and Grey
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SENIORS
CHESTER BARBOR "Chet"
Chet is small, and Chet is funny, We all like him for his smile so sunny.
DOROTHY CRAWFORD "Dot"
Always ready for some fun,
Always there when it's begun.
MARGARET EDWARDS "Peggy"
Peggy is a merry lass, The jolliest girl in all the class.
PAUL FERRIER "Hiram" or "Ring"
A dillar, a dollar, a Purchase Line Scholar,
What makes you come so soon ?
You used to come at ten o'clock, And now you come at noon.
JOHN FINK "Jack"
Here's to our president, honest and true, Success and happiness we wish to you.
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SENIORS
GERALD HENRY "Skinny", Not very large, but still full of pep, Be careful. Some pretty girl will get you yet.
MARGARET JOHNS
"Tommy"
Margaret is bright and jolly too,
And if you're looking for an athlete, here's one for you.
EMMA KAPCOE "Tillie"
They say that looks do not go with brains,
But in this case we have a change.
MABLE PARRY "Max"
Max is happy, Max is gay,
When you want a smile, just look her way.
STEPHEN KEDMAN
"Steve"
Steve is tricky, bright and sly.
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THE SHAWNEE
SENIORS
GRACE LIPTAK "Fritz"
Although very small and very neat, We cannot say, "Her brain is in her feet."
ELMA MCADOO "Toots"
Toots is bashful, Toots is shy, But if she's not successful,
We don't see why.
KATHRYN McANULTY "Kate"
Kathryn came to us from Homer City, and we hope she makes as big a "hit" with others as she has with us.
WELDON McCOY "Welligan"
"Don't enter a race unless you expect to win". Weldon is our athlete, and we wish him every success.
ELIZABETH MORGAN "Betty"
"A smile for everyone and everything.
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SENIORS
MARGARET PLUTA "Stevie"
Margaret is a bright and studious lass, Always standing at the head of the class.
GRANT SIVERD "Frogie"
Grant is our music box. We only wish him as much success in other things as in music.
CORTLAND SMITH "Preach"
Cortland is an honor student, and we think that he deserves it, for he certain- ly knows how to work.
HAROLD KEATING "Vetinary"
Harold is our prize tenor. When any- thing is to be done, he is always ready to do it.
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Top Row: Lillian Dossi, Mildred Deitman, Helen Kapcoe, Magdalene Reshonsky, Louise Laing. Bottom Row: Rosella Gregg, Mary Collins, Matilda Mudri, Josephine Keshe.
BASKETBALL SQUAD 1932-33
Roger Hughes, John Rodak, John Plusquellic, Andy Kapcoe, Ralph Tucker, Albert Kod- man, William Fetterman, George Henry, George A. Stanford, coach.
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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 1932
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Hope Lemmon, Margaret Lambing, Victoria Kodman, Vivian Linder, Mollie Berringer, Pauline Mudri.
Air View of Commodore
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Claycomb's Gas Station - 1976 - - Burnheimer's Gas Station
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Dedication of Commodore Scroll - 1975
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Commodore Senior Citizens - 1976
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Cookport
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Joe Gromley Family
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Dixonville / Barr Slope
Dixonville School - 1915
Barr Slope Street Maintenance
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"Back In The Good Old Days"
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Teachers of Dixonville School - 1922-23
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Barr Mine Team - 1944
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Train from Dixonville to Clymer
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St. John's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
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DVA. BARTY BATH
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Dr. Hughes in Clinic at Dixonville
This dwelling used to be the residence of most of Physicians coming to Dixonville - now the home of Steve & Ann Smilo
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Aerial View of Dixonville in its earlier days
Dixonville Railroad Station
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Dixonville - Penn Run Senior Citizens With Patrick Stapleton & Bill Shane at the Capitol, Harrisburg, Pa.
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St. Mary's Russian Orthodox Church
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Learn Settlement
Paul Learn Farm
Paul Learn House - 1906
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Learn Reunion - 1910
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Gus Learn Reminisces About His Old School School in use from 1855 to 1952
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Learn School - 1915 - 16
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"Horse & Buggey Days"
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Pine Flats Summer School - 1908
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Purchase Line
Boarding House - Purchase Line Academy
Purchase Line Academy - 1880
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1976 GRADUATES
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Andrea Sue Anderson Richard Glenn Baird Jeffrey Alan Baker Martha Bartlebaugh Cindy Maude Beatty Gary Thomas Bell Nancy Elleen Bennett
Brenda Starr Biss Ronald Gene Blose Rose Mary Bokisa Randy Lee Bowser Gary Lynn Boyer Robert William Bruton Kenneth James Bugay
Joseph Anthony Burba Richard Buterbaugh, Jr. Theresa Lucille Buterbaugh Cynthia Jane Butler Connie Ellen Caldwell Harry Chilcote Cheryl Lynn Clawson
Richard Merle Coalmer Edward Blair Decker Inez Ann Dilelio Kevin M chael Dudek John Calvin Elling Brenda Lee Fetterman Karen Lee Fisher
Gregory Fontaneae Joseph Kevin Frantz Mark Alexander Fry Lydia Clarice Fyock Gregory John Gaydosh Alice Ann Gearhart Beth Jeanneane George
Cheryl Gaye Greene Diane Lynn Greene Jeffrey Lue Greene Terry Matthew Greene Thomas Greene MIT Bonnie Sue Gregg Brenda Jean Hall
Julie Ann Henry Robert Lealle Howe Brenda Lee Hudzick Nancy Huey Deniae Linn Johns Gary Loula Johnson Jerry Johnson
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1976 GRADUATES
Kathryn Johnson Thomas R. Junod Timothy Max Junod John Edward Keith Jr. Robin Ketth Eva Larue Kollar William Francia King
George Eldan Kitchen Andrew John Kohut Kavid Thomaa Lightner Richard Longenecker David Brian Lucaa Graham Mahaffey Donnia Grogory Mattis
John Franklin McCracken Gerald Marin Mccullough Catena Louise Mellwain Joanne Lynn Meckley Bernadette Kay Miller Jacqueline Doniae Miller Rebocca Jean Miller
Vicky Louise Miller Bonnie Jean Mountain Barbara Irene Mroskey Brend: Joan Mumsu Jacquoline Nelson Cora Louise Nulph Monica Mario Obloy
Jesnio Mae Parrish Rodney Paaamore Dobra Ruth Patterson Thomas Patterson Vera Jane Peddicord Mary Ann Perahing Robert Alan Poteraon
Catherine Phillipa Bonnie Kay Poeta Wayne Loslie Powell Paul Arnold Prico Robert Earl Prugh Billlo J. Pugh Gloria Jean Putt
James Ranochock Debra Joan Rowley Donald Dean Rowloy Joan Mario Ruahton Sylvia Sensahaugh Jeffroy Allon Show Norma Both Sheenley
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Wayne Sheesley John Skillman Joseph L. Smathers Cindy Irene Smith Inez May Smith Dan Snyder Virginia Ann Spaid
Alyson Kay Spicher Wayne Richard Stauffer Diana Cecile Stewart Donna Darlene Stockley Norma Jean Sullinger Barry Lee Sunderlin Curtis Sylvis
Joseph Hall Troupe III Joyce Turenchalk Kathy leane Ullery Ellwood Varner Dave Whitney Cindy Kay Wolfe Gary Del Woods
Cindy Lou wright Vickie Lee Wright william Yackuboskey Belinda Sue Yaros -
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Starford / Seamontown
THE SHAWNEE
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STARFORD BRICK SCHOOL BUILDING WHERE THE HIGH SCHOOL BEGAN
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BOARD OF EDUCATION THAT ORGANIZED THE HIGH SCHOOL (Reading left to right beginning above)
W. B. Douglas, Indiana, Pa. With Sutton-Miller Co. Jacob E. Bash, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Resides on his farm. J. B. Siverd, Commodore, R. R., Pa. (Now in Florida, at Tampa.) W. W. Nichol, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Retired from farm to Purchase Line. H. W. Longwell, Dixonville, Pa. In milling business. Richard Williams Clymer, R. R., Pa. Resides on his farm. W. H. Buterbaugh, Commodore, R. R., Pa. Resides on his farm.
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Murray Knupp, Judge Creps (Indiana County Judge), Wm. Goss, Jr. Dedication of Starford Scroll - 1942
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Starford School
Starford School
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Starford School - 5th & 6th Grade Mrs. Bacon, Teacher
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Last Graduating Class - 1921-22
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Starford School
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Starford School
High School Class - Starford
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CLOVER FARM STORES
MEATS
FOODS
LIDGEY'S CLOVER FARM MARKET
SPEE
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Streamline Limosine
Mary Mckinney & Julia Lockard
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Julia Lockard & Althea Dunlap
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Motor Barn in Mines at Starford
8th Grade at Starford - 1919
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7th Grade at Starford School - 1919
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St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church - Starford
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Starford Methodist Church
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Aerial View of Starford
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Nupp's Lumber Yard, Starford, Pa.
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Senior Citizens of Starford - 1976
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Seamontown - 1976
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Taylorsville
Taylorsville School
Taylorsville Residents in the early days
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East Union Church - Built in 1846
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Taylorsville School House
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Uniontown
Uniontown School
Living Waters Campground - Uniontown, Pa.
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Wandin / Diamondville
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Wandin Control Tower
ROAD CLOSED
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Wandin Bridge is all broke down - 1976
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AND AOVITE
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Diamondville Baseball Team Won Penant in the Northern End of Indiana County - 1940
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Diamondville Baseball Team Won Pennant in the Northern End of Indiana County - 1941
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THE HISTORY OF COMMODORE 1776 - 1976
was started by Elma and George Howorth and the following:
Ralph Roth
Rudy Anderson
Lisle Nichol
William Perry
Dorothy Nichol
Andy Hudzik
Murry Nupp
Leana Hughes
Charlie Wanchisn
Sara Cunningham
Andrea Anderson
Andrew Kohut
C.B.C. Office
C.A.P.
Miners' Auxiliary
Fire Company
Water Company
Ladies' Aid
Senior Citizens Decker
We wish to thank everyone who loaned pictures and provided *information contained in this book.
andree P andere gr
*Published as was given by the contributors.
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