Thursday, February 4, 2016
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Bank of Austin
The Bank of Austin was built in 1903
Documents at the E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society Museum indicate that between 1912 and 1924 The Bank of Austin had profits of about $62,000.00.
On July 25, 1924, a Charter was granted and on October 1, 1924, The Bank of Austin became the First National Bank of Austin.
On December 10, 1943, the bank was absorbed by the First National Bank of Coudersport due to the vote of 243 shareholders to liquidate on November 19, 1943.
The First National Bank of Austin issued it's own currency. You can read about it at antique money.com by clicking HERE |
Saturday, January 30, 2016
New Signage at Goodwin's Garage in Austin
Walter Goodwin Jr., has recently installed new signage to the front of his Keystone garage located on Main Street in Austin, Pennsylvania.
BEFORE:
This additional investment in his business by Mr. Goodwin compliments the efforts of Big Mike and Perry's Enterprises in improving the appearance of our Main Street.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
This additional investment in his business by Mr. Goodwin compliments the efforts of Big Mike and Perry's Enterprises in improving the appearance of our Main Street.
Chinese Educators Coming to AASD
Pictures taken of the Austin Area School District, Austin, Pennsylvania during recent Flag Changing Ceremony. Members of the VFW Post 7810 also attended the ceremony.
An article appearing in yesterday's Bradford Era newspaper entitled "Austin STEM program to host training for teachers from China", written by Amber Turba, which can be read online by clicking HERE, touts the STEM program here at the Austin Area School District, Austin, Pennsylvania.
Hard to imagine, but teachers from China are coming to the smallest public school in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to learn about our STEM program. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Ms. Turba has written an excellent article on our program and provides a number of informative quotes from Mr. Jerry Sasala, the superintendent of our school.
If you haven't visited the Austin Area School District website lately, you should do so as the homepage contains a nice slideshow picturing school activities and some projects. You can goto their website by clicking HERE.
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Note: This week's Potter Leader-Enterprise, Wednesday, January 27th, and the January 30 - February 5th Endeavor News have articles on the Chinese teachers visiting AASD and other articles of interest to the citizens of Austin, Pennsylvania. Recommend you buy a copy of each.
An article appearing in yesterday's Bradford Era newspaper entitled "Austin STEM program to host training for teachers from China", written by Amber Turba, which can be read online by clicking HERE, touts the STEM program here at the Austin Area School District, Austin, Pennsylvania.
Hard to imagine, but teachers from China are coming to the smallest public school in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to learn about our STEM program. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Ms. Turba has written an excellent article on our program and provides a number of informative quotes from Mr. Jerry Sasala, the superintendent of our school.
If you haven't visited the Austin Area School District website lately, you should do so as the homepage contains a nice slideshow picturing school activities and some projects. You can goto their website by clicking HERE.
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Note: This week's Potter Leader-Enterprise, Wednesday, January 27th, and the January 30 - February 5th Endeavor News have articles on the Chinese teachers visiting AASD and other articles of interest to the citizens of Austin, Pennsylvania. Recommend you buy a copy of each.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Community Service Recognition: Nancy Glover
Nancy Glover |
Nancy Glover is THE classic example of the old adage "If you want something done, ask a busy person to do it".
Nancy is an ACTIVE MEMBER of the following organizations:
- VFW Post 7810 Auxiliary Austin
- VFW District 15
- Allegwei (DAR) Coudersport
- United Methodist Church Austin
- E.O. Austin Home/Historical Society
Nancy serves as the VFW Post 7810 Auxiliary Treasurer, District 15 Trustee and on their Community Service Committee and as the Secretary of the Allegwei Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR).
She is a member of the United Methodist Church of Austin and a member of it's choir and Women's Bible Study Group.
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VFW Fundraiser |
Working at the Annual UMC Thanksgiving Day Dinner |
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