12 Jun 1908
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
1
Constipation paralyses the lower bowel and causes piles with women and indoor workers most affected. Curing constipation alone fails to cure piles. a special treatment is needed to strengthen veins and restore blood flow. Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Rold claims to be the only internal pile cure, sold with guarantee. Available at Hildabrand’s Indiana, Pa or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
The text records names of attendees at a lodge dedication and those in charge of erection and social duties. Notable names include Frank B. Harting Dr Hughes T. M. Kurtz C. A. Curry Olaf Hanson J B Jonva d C McAfee James Gay Joseph A. Donnelly Beo F. Coz T. D. Stephern John Jenkins J B Maurer D B McIntyre and others from Purxeuawney Helleood Clymer Charle roi Pittsburg and Boston. Officers named include Exalted Ruler M McHenry and secretary Harry Bell with a social committee and ten officers listed.
Indiana Independents beat the Clymer Reserves 13 to 9 at Clymer on Thursday. An error in the last inning let Homer City defeat Indiana Independents at Normal 66 to 1. Marion Center beat Stafford 9 to 6 in Marion on June 9. Stafford suffered its first defeat in nine games. Richmond defeated Covede and Juneau recently, with Pifer pitching for Richmond. Marchand won two Marion field games on June 6, 6 to 5 over Horatio and 9 to Normal over Georgeville. Normal will play Kiski at Salzeburg tomorrow. A battalion accompanies the team. Homer City faces Company F at Normal Park on Tuesday. Crab battery McConnaughey and Brandon to be presented. Kid Bennett pitched both games for Indiana High School Independents on Thursday, fanning 12 in the 1-0 win over Homer.
A reader from Butler Tenn recounts using Chamberlain's Pain Salve to relieve a sprained ankle after two days of pain and sleeplessness. Bathing the ankle several times led to sleep, rapid improvement, and eventual full ability to walk. The ad notes 25 and 60 cent sizes and lists the product as sold by druggists. The testimonial also promotes Chamberlain's remedies for cholera and diarrhea and mentions Sanitary Dairy Co. ice cream in Indiana Pennsylvania with picnic and event orders available.
The sixth annual reunion of the John Work family will be held in the grove at the U. P. Church, Rochester Milla, on Wednesday, June 24. All friends and relatives are invited. The progenit of the Work association is James J. Work and secretary, Mise Etta M. Work.
Marion Center will host a full day Fourth of July celebration with games, a charade, a float contest, a grand parade, and evening fireworks. The Flamejine Band will perform, committees oversee music Ambience and program, advertising, decorating, and more, all aimed at a memorable event.
In Glen Campbell and nearby towns, multiple June weddings unfold. Carrie Stadden Black and Horace Grier Work wed as Mica Taabelle Black and Dr. A. H. Stewart attend. The couple planned a return to Marion Center after a weeklong Eastward trip aboard train and auto. At Glorgantown West Virginia, Elsie M. McCreary wed Lawrence V Stevens. De A. M. Buchanan officiated with uncles present. Frank Clawson paired with Tettie Smouse in Clymer, and Hickman J Kellerman tied with Margaret Baird in Lewistown. The ceremonies reflect small-town social life with local clergy and family ties.
Berlin Empfield Normal baseball pitcher and Harold P Scott senior class president at the Normal School publish a poetry book titled Just a Score containing 20 poems. Sold for 25 cents. Gazette earlier published Scott poem in letter form to his father. Empfield verses have appeared in the Blakeville Courier.
Misa Cors Drummond left a movie for her Dayton home after two visits with friends there. A. P. Pollock of Plumyilie visited his mother Mrs Jane Pollock of Loquat Street. Welty Shrum of Irwin spent the day with his daughter Misa Agnes and the family of 8. W Guthrie and Mrs John McNesley of Sharon are visiting Mrs Amanda Adame of East Cheatnut Street.
A vintage notice touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy to prevent rheumatism from becoming chronic and to relieve pain. It claims deep sleep and rest are restored, with the product priced 35 and 50 cents, available from all druggists.
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