Points On People in Indiana Area Members Visit and Travel
A column lists many visitors and residents in Indiana and nearby towns. Names include E. D. Irwin of Salinburg Rev A. T. Bell Blairsville J B Hammond Bolivar Minnie Stewart Ebensburg Lydia Sharp Shelocta Grant Ramey Black lick H E Ruffner Glen Campbell Charles Westeroth Brushvalley William Freed William F Gildwell Armagh Frank Gable Vandergrift A V Schoenfeld Johnstown Raymond Kerr Seward Hallie Compton Clarkeburg Horace McGinity Marion Center J Day Brownlee Church Street Mrs J J Miller Cameron Fern Stonebraker family near Clymer Irene Thompson Marion Center Wallace Hopkins Hamill Robert Glassford James F Bennett Michael Markle Fraternal Order of Eagles at Omaha Neb and Johnstown Democrat.
Pittsburg Visitor Hosts Weekday Soiree
Miss Pauline Ashworth of North Ninth street entertained Monday evening for her guest Miss Kathryn Bruce of Sheridan Pittsburg. Cards and dancing were the features of the evening with a buffet luncheon. Attending were Ol ie Learn Josephine McConnell Bullotta Reed Dora Adams Lottie Goosgee Mary Kribbs Blanche Lockard Kathryn McMahan Grace Fleck Bertha Schrader Kathryn Bruce Pauline Ashworth Lawrence Little Hugh Bell Boyd Lockard George Lyci Clark Sweeney Frank Lockard Pack Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ashworth
North Ninth Street
Kathryn Bruce
Sheridan
Pittsburg
Missea Olie Learn
Josephine McConnell
Buletta Reed
Dora Adams
Lottie Goosgee
Mary Kribbs
Blanche Lockard
Katheryn McMahan
Grace Fleck
Bertha Schrader
Kathyrn Bruce
Pauline Ashworth, Messrs
Lawrence Little
Hugh Bell
Boyd Lockard
George Lyci
Clark Sweeney
Frank Lockard
Pack Stewart
Dr Glasgow Leaving Town for Sapulpa and Staunton
Dr G M Glasgow of Glen Camp will dispose of his practice in town and move to Sapulpa Oklahoma. His eldest son will enter Staunton Academy at Staunton Virginia. Ada, a machinist, is mentioned in connection with the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Glasgow
Glen Campbel
Hia
Town
E. B. Lewin
Sapulpa
Okla
Stauntonry Academy
Staunton
Vanity Fair and the top button of life
The article summarizes Bunyan's Vanity Fair as a world of temptations facing Christians, urging youth to consecrate their lives now. It cites Solomon’s fall, Christ’s victory over worldly lure, and urges constant guard against temptations across life stages. A wartime-like note about Emperor William and the top button underscores discipline and efficiency in personal and communal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Doyle
Vanity Mair
Vanity Mair Bunyoo
Celestial City
Heavenly City
Vanity
Solomon
Toim
Ifea
Bunyan
Christ
Vanity Fair
Satan
Emperor William of
Germany
Berlin
Emperor Willam
Caleb Golweb
Christia Endeaver
Hindoo C E Workers Vacation Preaching Across Villages
Hindoo Endeavorers spend vacations traveling among villages to preach Christ. They use lanterns and ride rail trains moving from car to car to reach passengers. A girly society in Madura India organized a Sunday school for ninety weaver boys for Christian outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindoo C. E
Hindoo
Madura
India
After Twenty Five Years in Belfast Meeting
Dr Clark reported at a Belfast gathering that in the past four decades the first fifty Christian Endeavor societies formed in America now only eight have disappeared. The record shows a remarkable twenty five year continuity for the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Dr. Clark
T Tat
Ffty Christian Endeavor Societies
America
Miss Wilson Heads to Vassar. Cousin to Join
Miss Mary Agnes Wilson daughter of Rev and Mrs Sarhitel Wilson of Petals left Monday evening for Poughkeepsie New York to enter Vassar College. She will be joined at Saltsburg by cousin Miss Anna Wilson who also enters Vassar this year. Miss Margaret Wilson accompanied her as far as Kiski. Foley's Kidney Pills promise relief for backache and urinary troubles, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Agnes Wilson
Sarhitel Wilson
Petals
A. W. Wilson
Church Streat
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar
Miss Wilson
Saltsburg
Anna Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Kiski
Decorated for Sailors and West Contract Work
Lyman Mabon of New Florence returns home after six years in the West where he built electrical displays for harbors and cities visited by the U S fleet. An apron shower honors Mina Coon on her upcoming marriage to Clair Getty at the Sadh home on Philadelphia street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Mabon
New Florence
West
Pacific Coast
U. S
Misa Mina Coon
Clair Getty
Sadh
Philadelphia Street
Lifting the Curse from Kansas
G W Ogden pens a graphic tale praising Coburn for transforming Kansas from hardship to prosperity. The narrative extols toil, grit, and faith, calling Coburn the man who reclaimed land and built up a state, in a romance-like account destined to inspire Kansans and all Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coburn
G. W. Ogden
Kansas
United States
Mrs Morse to entertain at M E church Thursday
Homer City notes report Mrs Mary D Morse a Boston reader and impersonator will appear at the M E church next Thursday at 8 o'clock admission asked. Several local visits and events are noted including Dr J A Weamer and wife Samuel Sickenberger and families in Johnstown and Indiana trips. Public schools opened with strong enrollment as Edgewood beat Tearing Run 7 to 6 and detectives chase a depot safe burglar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
Mary D. Morse
Boston
Mass
M. E. Church
J. A. Weamer
Samuel Sickenberger
Johnstown
J. L. Barktey
Chas. J. Ebey
Indiana
A. T. Wear
Clyde Shaffer
Wendle Miller
Susquehanna University
Bert C. Roof
Homer
Edgewood
A. Groft
Arlington Hotel
T. C. Wolf
L. P. Foust
Chalmer Haskell
Madera
Clearfeld County
Steal
J. A. Kerr
Ambrose Palmer
Misa Helen Geneva Shetler
Blaieville
NOW ON STRIKE Millions suffer indigestion and bad stomachs
An Indiana pitch touts Mi-c-na by T. & Hildebrand as a quick cure for stomach ailments. The ad claims a money back guarantee, 60 cents per box, and promises relief from gas belching, pain, dizziness, and headaches within minutes to weeks, urging stubborn readers to try the remedy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. &. Hildebrand
Indiana
Foley Urine Laxative Ad Narrows Pimples Claim
Health and Beauty ad promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as clearing pimples blotches by cleansing the system for stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. Says pleasant to take and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Dr Leonhardt Hem Rold Promise For Piles Cure
Women are more affected by piles due to lack of outdoor exercise and frequent constipation. Stagnation of blood in the lower bowel cannot be cured by ointments or suppositories alone. Dr Leonhardt’s Hem Rold internal tablets claim to remove the cause and permanently cure piles. Price $1 at Hildebrand’s Tom E. Buffalo NY. Fully guaranteed. Write for booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Price
Tom E
Hildebrand
Hildebrand’a. Fully Guaranteed. Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station
Buffalo, N. Y
Houck and Dick Wed at Clymer in Morning Service
Mr J Ward Houck postmaster of Clymer and Miss Blanche A Dick of Clymer were married at Dr H F King’s residence on School street. Attendants were Ralph Houck and Carrie Dick. A wedding breakfast followed at Moore Hotel before departure for Niagara Falls and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.ward Houck
Blanche A. Dick
Clymer
H. F. King
The
Baptist Church
School Street
Ralph S. ‘Houck
Carrie Dick
Moore Hotel
Canada
Winer First to Shoot in Whisky Run Affray
Sunday night duel in Whisky Run ended with Mike Winer firing first and allegedly shooting at a companion. Game warden H H Almes reported the incident Monday. A bystander saw the firethot and Winer was wounded, believed dying at Adrian Hospital. Philip and a companion fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisky Run
H. H. Almes
Clarksburg
Mike Winer
L’hilip
Mike
Winer
Adrian
Philip
Wedding attendance marks Clyde niece’s nuptials
Mrs. 8. M. Coleman returns home from Clyde Indiana county after attending the wedding of her niece Misa Minnie J Blair to Fred J Lichtenfels in Johns town Tribune noted the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Coleman
Clyde
Indiana
Misa
Minnie J. Blair
Fred J. Lichtenfels
Johnstown Tribune
Interpreter Arrives in Indiana for Veltra Trial
Thomas Rynzo of Bridgeport arrives in Indiana this morning to serve as interpreter in the Veltra murder case, awaiting further courtroom proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veltra
Thomas Rynzo
Bridgeport
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ihael Hi Jackson
Nsive and Printing
New Gazette Building
Carpenter Ave
Tadinna, Pa
Indiana Postoffice
E. D. Irwin
Salinburg
A. T. Bell
Blairsville
J.B. Hammond
Bolivar
Minnie Stewart
Ebensburg
Lydia Sharp
Shelocta
Grant Ramey
Blacklick
Squire H. E. Ruffner
Glen Campbell
Charles Westeroth
Brushvalley
Central Hotel
William Freed
William F. Gildwell
Armagh
Frank Gable
Vandergrift
A. V. Schoenfeld
S. W. Rose
Bon Ton
Raymond Kerr
Seward
D. C. Mack
Hallie Compton
Clarkeburg
Indiana Hospital
Horace McGinity
Squire
Mrs
A. & McGinity
Marion Center
J. Day Brownlee
Church Straet
John R. Caldwell
Windber Hospital
Mra. J. J. Miller
Cameron and
Fern
Stonebraker
Irene Thompson
Normal
Hailwood
Wallace Hopkins
Hamill
Ann Arbor
Robert Glassford
James F. Bennett
Graceton Coke Company
Gettysburg
Sullivan County
Michael Markle
Engine 6
Order of Eagles
Omaha
Neb
Johnatown Democrat
Glasgow
Mimaker Ada
John xv
John ii
Mary Agnes
Anna Wilken
Bright
All Druggista
Miss Coon
Hampton’s Magazine
Bingham
New York
Garrett P. Serviss
Halley
Alice
Rice
Morgan Robertson
Rex Beach
Myra Kelly
F. Warner Robinson
E ‘Ec
Mitchells Mills
Sara Fleming
Jacob Mock and
Sone
Richard Learn
Deckers Point
Lon Johnston
Fyock
Rowley
Purchase Line
Eva Buterhaugh
John Ellis
Bakerton
J. L. Kelley
Henry Sickenberger
Lhat
Estelle Weaver
Mary Dick
Edna Long
Mabelle Kelley
Fred Black
John Kelly
W.R. Loughry & Co
Houck—Dick
Palmer—Shetler
Westmoreland County
Ellen, Shetler
Squire John A. Kerr
Ion Center
Emma E. Weamer
School
W. If
Heleda
Allegheny Aves
Allegheny
Chevy Chage
Juat
B. 1
Junker
Borton, &Tt
Gazetta
Sue H. Smith & Co
Edgar N. Bayliss
Robinsonville
Del
Norris McCoy
Second Street
Fred Scott
Plumville
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