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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
2
An old medical ad claims constipation harms lower bowel blood vessels and piles. it promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold as the internal treatment to strengthen veins and restore pure blood. Sold with guarantee at Hildebrand’s Indians, Ps. or Dr Leonhardt Co. Station B Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
A long list of visitors attended the dedication of a new lodge building including Frank B. Hattinge Dr Hughes T. M. Kurtz C A Curry Lott Nolte Olaf Hanson F C Moeaner H W McQiowe J S Jones J G C McAfee G and J C Boumgerdin from Punxeldawney and others from Hillwood Greensburg Latrobe Dixonville Pennfin Charles roi Boston Pittsburg and more. The committee in charge of erection was A L Gilbert WP Ikin J A Crossman L Sutter and J F A Dugan. The social committee included T B Hidebrand Leslie Patterson Edward O HAre B H Lchte bacger and W S Neff. Lodge officers listed include Exalted Ruler S M McHenry and others.
Indiana Independents beat the Clymer Reserves 13 to 9 at Clymer on Thursday. Homer City edged Indiana Independents 1 to 0 at Normal in Thursday action. Stafford defeated Marion Center 9 to 6 at Marion on June 9, marking Stafford’s first loss in nine games. Richmond pitchers Piret and Marchand shined in multiple games. Normal to face Kiatsi at Salzeburg tomorrow with a battalion of shooters accompanying the team. Homer City slated to meet Company F at Normal Park on Tuesday with Crab battery McConnaughey and Brandon. Kid Bennett pitched both games for Indiana Ex High School independents, fanning 12 in the 1-0 win over Homer City.
A mix of advertisements praising Chamberlains and related remedies from Ismaily in Iowa to Des Moines and Narcoogses Florida, with claims of cures and sales. Also note about Sanitary Dairy Co in Indiana Pennsylvania and a sixth appeal reunion for the John Work family in Rochester Minnesota.
Marion Center plans a traditional July Fourth festival with two bill games a lively parade featuring merchants and industrial exhibitors foot races wheelbarrow and tub races a greased pig contest and a grand fireworks display in the evening. The Flamenle Band will perform all day as committees on music amusements and decor coordinate activities and funds are subscribed to cover expenses.
The home of Mr and Mrs James Black in Glen Campbell hosted a June wedding for their elder daughter Misa Carrie Stadden Black who wed Horace Grier Work cashier of Marton Center National Bank. The ceremony was by Rev Sooke with Isabelle Black as bridesmaid and Dr A H Stewart as best escort. After a weeklong trip to Punxsutawney they will reside in Marion Center. Also Lawrence V Stevens married Elsie M McCreery in Morgantown West Virginia with Dr A M Buchanan officiating. he works for Westinghouse Air Brake Co. at Wilmerding. Frank Clawson wed Jettle Smouse in Clymer with justice G B Freetz officiating. Hickman J Keilemann married Margaret Baird in Lewistown.
Berlin Empfield pitcher for Normal team collaborates with Harold P Scott to publish Just a Score a 26 poem book sold for 25 cents Scott senior class president at Normal School and Blairsville Courier carried some of Empfield poems including a letter to his father requesting a remittance.
Mias Cora Drummond left the area for home in Dayton after eight visits with friends. P Pollock of Plumville spent the day with his mother Mia. Jane Pollock of Locust Street and Welty Shrum of Irwin visited Misa Agnes and her family. W Guthrie and Mrs John McNeeley of Sharon visited Mrs Amanda Adams in Hast Chestout Street.
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatism pain, claiming it makes relief persistent and helps sleep. It asserts the balm prevents pain from becoming chronic and can be used even for long-standing cases. Sold in 5 and 50 cent sizes by druggists.
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