Local Notes Highlight Community Visits And Illness
Local correspondence lists visits across Homer City and Brushvalley, noting residents at home during sabbath and leisure, with updates on families in Indiana, Vandergrift, and Blairsville. Diphtheria cases ease, others ill, Santa Claus in town, and various small gatherings and travel reports fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Nancy Kanarr
Maryland
Buthher Johnston
Glenn Bias
Ake
Burnside
Jesse Ferrier
Vandergrift
Oren Shankle
Pittsburg
Andy
Smoky City
Mary Kingsley
Sykesville
Santa Claus
Munshower
Joseph Peddicord
Rich Hill church set for weekend meetings
Rich Hill church announces Thursday night services led by Rev. Willisma with assistants Rev. P. B. Campbell of Harthegig Pa and Rev. C. W. Summers of Jamestown N Y. A quarterly meeting is planned for Saturday and Sunday. Also notes include local trade in laurel wreathing and flour shipments by miller G E Frantz from Indiana this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill
Willisma
P. B. Campbell
Harthegig
C. W. Summers
Jamestown N. Y
Margaret Houston
McKean County
Indiana
G. E. Frantz
Christmas Eve Sabbath School Entertainment Planned
Miss Floy Gall of Canoe visited friends here last week along with Mrs. Joe Wingert and children from New York state. Annie Pollock of Hamill called on Irene Moot, and a group of young people attended preaching at St Marks church in Canoe. The United Evangelical Sabbath school invites all to its December 24 Christmas Eve entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Etta Brickley
Rupert
Mr. Denison
Homer City
Mary Stineman
Brushvalley
M. Stineman
Twolick
ED. M. Brickley
Indiana
Charlie White
Leechburg
James Short
Lizzie
Tanoma
John K. Myers
Maple Avenue
Charlie Wineman
Vandergrift
Nellie Roberts
Blairsville
Harry White
Crete
Meerings
Paul Reed
H. H. Scott
New Presbyterian Parsonage
Jacob Putt
Matthew Conner
John
Food Changes to Poison and Cures via Pilla Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pill as a gentle cure for constipation biliousness sick headache fevers and kidney and bowel troubles by expelling poisons from clogged bowels. It lists 25 cents at stores in Indians W. I. Moore Homer City Blairsville and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M. G. Miller
Blairaville
Women’s Silk and Fur Accessories Selections Promoted
Black silk skirts feature two rows of raffles at five dollars. Mercerized black skirts with new patterns and shapes priced from one to two dollars fifty. Flannel skirts from fifty cents to one fifty. Furs sold heavily this season with up-to-date styles and colors. Scarfs priced from one twenty‑five to fifteen dollars. Mufis offer latest shapes and strong value from two fifty to twenty dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
Clark
Ageville
Alf Jewart
Plurville
Bird Remale
S. Jacob Means
T. C. Kerr
Jacob Lydie
Misa Josephine Kinter
Richmond
Brushvyalley
J. W. Evans
Cora N. Altemna
Cal Dick
Tessa Spires
Johnstown
Harry Kelly
Shelocta
Newton Rumbaugh
Royal
William St., New York
Royal Rak''s Powder CO
Bongstown
James George
J. P. George
Spareand
Ellen Blose
Wintondale
Emanuel Dearmy
Thomas Duncan
Morrellville
Ed Boyer
Samuel Stewart
Center Township
Risinger
Jane Hertzog
Vince
Snaan Orner
F.C. Laney
J. B. Graham
Archie Fowler
J. D.gibson
Penn Run
HB. McFeaters
Charles Widdowson
Helman and Cossaté
Thomas Hogan
Robert Milliken
M. B. Shultz
Milliken
Smicksburg
Margaret Lowry
Annie Weston
Pearl
Ellen Marshall
Dayton
Kramer
Butler
W. T. Crawford
Crawford & Cramer
J. F. Elder
George Robinson
DuBois
James Robinson
New York
Alaska
Congdon
UO Niningelams
Victor
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Indiana, Pa
Wallace Dry Goods
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
D. M. Caldwell
Wilson
John F. Clements
Indiana House Corner