Indiana News Roundup Reflects Local School and Church Events
The Indiana county column reports teachers and directors gathering for a local institute at Kellysberg, visits by residents from Punxsutawney and Philipsburg, and plans for Christmas activities. It notes overcrowded hotels, a growing free school sentiment, and church meetings resulting in new members and activities at Deckers Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieder
Cockport
Deckers’ Point
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Veteran Legion Elects Officers for Next Year
At the regular Veter an Legion Post meeting, Col. Commander Samuel Cunningham and other officers were elected for the ensuing year. An open meeting will be held January 21 for installation in their hall. The Soldier's Relief Corps will serve a banquet net for veterans and friends, with ticket procurement details to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Legion
Samuel Cunningham
J. 8. Nesbit
J. &. Hilberry
W. L. Mahan
W. D. Hoenck
Noah Adler
Dey
Jno. R. Bryan
Soldier's Relief Corps
Woman's Relief Corps Elects Officers For Year
The Woman's Relief Corps met last Friday to elect officers for the year. President Ella Z Sutton. Senior Vice President Mary Jean. Junior Vice President Mrs Nicholson. Treasurer Mrs Odellia Alee. Chaplain Hortus Hiberry Coleman. Guard Mrs Winnies Stee Stadius. They held pen icon services Tuesday evening January 14, with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Ella Z. Sutton
Mra. Maryean
Nicholson
Treas
Odelliaalee
Hortus Hiberry
Coleman
Winneis Stee Stadius
Death of Benjamin F. Long in Cher rytill township
Benjamin F Long dies suddenly at his late residence in Cher rytill township on December 2, 1801 after a period of ill health. Friends did not expect such a final parting and the community notes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Long
Cherrytill Township
Ms. Long
Local notes from Blairsville and Indiana County
Local correspondence from Blairsville reports Harry Johnson home for holiday, Emma Wheeler new at Blairsville Reporter, churches giving Christmas treats, and several health updates including typhoid cases. It notes a price rise for electric light, a railroad branch delay, and a fatality of George Graff. Also covers ongoing Rolling Mill progress and a Green Township rail blasting scene and a county farmers institute with speeches, questions, and conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
James Patterson
Blairsville
Emma Wheeler
Indiana
William Hosack
Joseph
Jennie B. Young
Elmer E. Clawson
J. B. Kilgore
Robert
Annie
H. C. Ohl
West Penn Hospital
Gill Wilkinson
Blaieville
Maher Cornell
T. G. Cornell
Freeport
Maher
Thomas Mather
Home Company
George Graff
Paul Graff
Graff
West Penn Railroad
Allegheny City
George
Worka
Blairsville Land Improvement Company
From Sire to Son. Ass Family Medicine Ad
An archaic ad touts Aunt Fannys Health Restorer as a legacy remedy passed from sire to son. It promises free samples for kidney liver and blood disorders and lists indigestion headaches rheumatism and more as ailments it claims to cure. Also notes a line of oil and water colors from J W Boulers Edam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Testimonial for Indian Herb care by patient in Allegheny
A letter from Joan HosEx of 188 Perry St Allegheny City Pa praises Indian Herb care for rheumatism saying two months of use restored health and urges others to try it. The note dated November 20 1891 is addressed to Mr James Anderson Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
James Anderson
Indiana
Joan HosEx
Perry St
Allegheny City
Myotic Cure promises rapid relief for rheumatism and neuralgia
A trade notice touts Myotic Cure as curing rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days, claiming immediate disease disappearance after the first dose. Sold by Hetrick Bros. druggists in Indiana Pa, with a brief Olive Blossom line promoting joy, peace, and health sold by Daugherty Bros. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetrick Bros. Druggits
Indiana
Noah
Daugherty Broza
Fragmented Child Illness Remedies Mentioned in Text
A damaged OCR passage hints at remedies for a sick child and later references a bier and funeral terms. Names, places, and clear events are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about medicine and mourning.
Indiana County Teachers Institute Opens With Enthusiastic Turnout
Monday crowds of teachers arrived on good roads to attend the Indiana county Teachers Institute led by Supt. Hammers. Bible lectured on reading, Apple entertained, and Deane discussed primary number work while Broombaugh stressed mastery of English. Evening programs featured music, recitations, and a stereoptical talk by Jan A. Green. Tuesday revealed a strong push for a graded course of study across country schools along with extensive classroom displays in Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McMullen
Messrs Downing
McAdoo
D. W. Lawson
R. Downing
John Gill
J. R. Roland
Dr. St Clair
R Downing
Woah Seanor
J. G. McCune
John Hill
Joseph Holospple
John H. Pierce, Esq
J. Bryson McGara
R.S. Downing
H. P. Lewis
Thos. Bt. Clair
A. W. Kimmel
Hartsman
Laura B. Ansley
Dr. St. Clair
Joseph Holsapple
Jennie Seamen
Indiana County
H. K. Sloan
John McGaughey
Court House
Institute
Milton Ork
A. D. Sutton
MaKee Davis
H. P. Lewie
J. Craighead
Milton Work
John H. Pierce
H. M. Rowe
Curry University
Peasion
Noah Seanor
Indians County Farmers’ Institute
Main Street
Teachers’ Institute
Hammers
Supt. Hammers
Hall
J. Lisle Apple
Owens
Bible
Apple
Deane
Broombaugh
Pennsylvania
Musical Home Orchestra
Work
Jan
A. Green
St. Lawrence
Our
Lewis Hay
Scott
Homer City
Berkey
Firet
Walla
Library Hall
Indiana
West Indiana
Local merchants advertise Christmas shopping options
A wide assortment of holiday goods invites shoppers to visit area businesses. Farmers Exchange and Clement s head the list with flour, soap, dental crackers and raisins. Cunningham s clothing and shoes. West End Meat Market offers pork steaks. Smith and Taylor showcase photos, frames, and engravings. various stores sell candy, coffee, crackers, and holiday gifts amid a dense grid of local promotions and specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Clements
R. M. Smith
E. G. Orr & Co
Farmers’ Exchange
Clementa
A. S. Cunningham’s
Clark
West End
W. M. Cunningham’s
Smith
Farm Era
J.T. Boucher
Colgate
Sharrets
W. M. Cunningham
Sharreta
W. M. Cunningham's
Farmers
Neabit
London
Baxter
V. M. Cunningham’s
V. M. Cunningham
S. Wilson
Cuningham
Pattons
Miller’s
Smith’s
Art Canery
Alex T. Taylor
A. &. Patton
A. T. Taylor's
M. F. Sharrets
Bape Bovine & Co
Bebhool
Smith, Aleeee
Smyth
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TRE Indiana Progress
the News
Whe College Bove
J. McCoy
Kenwood
Wwa
Slocal Institute
Kellysberg
S@ée Lewis
Locust Lane
Dex. Stewart
West Chester
Enstitute
John Hastings
Punxsutaws Bey
Fesere
John A
Learn
Port
Oer
N. L. Montgomery
Punxsus Mewner
William Banks
State College
Giipete
Collins
Peeborg
Library Mail
Endant
Prof
A. M. Hammers
Saulth
Rayne Township
West Vic
M. Glean
Ewer City
Neck
Bethel Church
James Parsmore
Philipsburg
Ugecal Company
Geatach Fields
Paccmeses
Atex Rice
Hend
Martin Rodkey
Alles
County Ie
Deckers Point
C. S Palmer
Friends of Free School System
Educa
Jame H. Jackson
Virginia
Paria Wight
Boston
Bull
Metz Effectare
The
Baptist Church
Mike
J. Foster Hil
J. M. Harvey
B. B. Henshey
Minoraville
Center Co
la Grippe
Mrs. Hensheys Siaters
Mra
T. E. Griest
Charlie McGaughey
Charlie
Indiana Gas Company
Indians County
H. J. Thompson
Deckera Point
J. M. Thompson
Pittsburg
Albion
A.l.murphy
Union Depot
J. C. Shielda
Mamie
Natrona
Proaucess
Shields
Pennsylvania Salt Co
Griffith Ellis
Indiana and Latrobe
David Ellis & Lors
David Ellis& Sona
Bt Clair & Elis
Latrobe Advance
F. J. Johnson
Womans’ Relief Corps
Slairsville
Green Township
Mr. Borror
Cookport
W. W. Marshall
Chas
King
Cockport Rink
Indians County Farmers Institute
Holding & County Institute
N. Seanor
John McMillen
Mahoning Twp
J. Wilson Getty
Rayuve
Gilpin McHenry
White Twp
Burrel
Joseph Holsople
Cherryhill
James Anesly
Harry Bryan
Harry White
Samuel R. Downing
West Cheater Pa
State Board Agriculture
J. W. Bottaford
Wm. W. Campbell
J. K McEthbose
Geo. Rowe
J. W. Boulsers
Lis Sweetan
the Shoe Department
EG. Orr & CO
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1St
Church Sta
West
Att Institute
A &W
Philadelphia
Weck
Manlly
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