Marion Center News Roundup Pauses for Sabbath Rest
Miss Alice Beatty spends sabbath at home near Deckers Point. Rev Foresman conducts communion at Gils Lebared. Local sled sends attest. Hon J Thompson of Harrisburg visits. Various residents travel, hostels, and social events noted. A second Indiana team defeats local squad 2 to 0 with the home team undefeated this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Alice Beatty
Deckers Point
Foresman
Gils Lebared
J. Thompson
Harrisburg
W. M. Feck
W.E. Dodson
Hame
William McElfices
Rue
Scond
Indiana
Alice McGinnty
Sinchell
Rayne Township
Ernest McGregor
A. S. McGinnty
R . McKenry
Pittsburg
Margie Sunderland
C. I Bilis
Glen Campbell
Apgie Neal
Punxtsutawney
Meanor
Mary Reitz
Falls Creek
James Hastings
Covere
Community Notes From Homer City And Nearby
Homer City residents host guests and report a busy week of church meetings. An Anti-Saloon League gathering elected officers including Rev J E Inskeep and Mrs Berry. Several locals visit Indiana and Hastings for family, work, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City
George Kerr
Rexsemer
A. Kerr
Leszae
M.S. Telford Mounhday
J. E. Inskeep
J .M. St. Cain
Key Dunmire
Key Dunmire; Law Enforcement, Rev. Shaffer
Baker
Minta H. Mills
Miss McMinn
David Berry
Berry
Missy Myrtle Gray
Indiana
Frank McConnaugheys
Pittsburg
B. B McConnaustiy
Tudiana
Sara
Mabel Wineman
Sadie Duncan
Vandergrift
John Roberts
Local items from West Lebanon and nearby towns
West Lebanon notes Jane Campbell returns home from Allegheny and Harvey George teaches near Avonmore comes home for Sabbath. Edward Harrold recovers from diphtheria, R. S. Coulter improves after illness. Widespread social events include a box festival at Henry schoolhouse and a graphophone entertainment by R. C Brady of Kent. Notables at a recent institute include Dr Waller, Mrs Carmault, Prof Gibson, W. Ulrich, Prof Strong, and Mrs Byron King. Marion McGracken leaves teaching for a depot position in Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgeville
Shaffer
Punxsutawner
Joseph Kuhn
George Lewman
Elkin
J. C. Campbell
Big Run
Orr
Joe Kuhn
James Hamilton
Perrysville
Chas. McEwen
Plumville
Jacob Wettling
Indiana
Thomas Lowmaster
Canoe Township
J. B. Lewis
Smicksburg
Annie Aul
James Chapman
Loop
Frank Mcéuin
Richmond
Maisie Hickox
Punxsulawnacy
Gilgal
Geo. Warren
Joseph Stoniger
Chereytehe
B. W. Hawes
Burnside
H. D. Condron
L. R. Mahaffey
Simbre
Wm. Weaver
Westover
Lee Smith
Puntsutawney
Emma
Lizzie Burgan
Hastings
Mary Jones
J. D. Davis
Hollidaysburg
Patchinville
Irve Smith
W. B. Shepherd
Hal V. Davis
Glen Campbell
Alice Smith
West Lebanon
Jane Campbell
Allegheny
Harvey George
Avonmore
Edward Harrold
R. S. Coulter
Bettier
J W. S. Hancock
Pittsburg
Heasie
Winnie Miller
Henry
Thos. Hartett
West Penn Hospital
R.C Brady
Kent
Tom Iseman
Johnstown
Sabeth
Elsie Peterson
Tra Perkey
Ligonier
Eva McClure
Celia Brown
Fort Palmer
Marion McGracken
Uniontown
Contagion and tonic relief in a 1900s ad and notices
An advert for Scott's Emulsion proclaims infection as a germ battle and promoting cod liver oil as nourishment while outlining gentle dosing and recovery. Local notices report Dr. Seaton visiting Greensburg, plus residents Allison, Covpde, Brown, Lynn, Hood, Clark, Mabon, and Wallace facing health issues and travel notes in Indiana and Derry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Seaton
Greensburg
Allison
Indiana County
Will France
Lizzie Covpde
Wm. Cunningham
New York City
Blanche Brown
Derry
Carrie
Edna Seaton
Effie Lynn
Penples
Squire S. J. Hood
A. P. Clark
Isaac Mabon
Ephraim Wallace
Local notes from Punxsutawney and surrounding towns
A crowded rural social update lists visits, quilting parties, church events, and family movements across Punxsutawney White Township and nearby communities. Activities include box social proceeds, retreats to farms, church sermons, and multiple travels by residents like Mrs. Stiteler Mr. McEwen and Rev. Kemp.
Basket Picnic Sale slashes old prices on boots and wear
A bustling sale offers Gum Boots for misses and children at 99c a pair, Ladies rubber boots, Mens Pontiacs shirts and drawers half price, Grey felt boots 50c, wool and fleece lined underwear from 39c, box paper discounts, silk mufflers and suspenders to clear out, umbrellas priced high to low as stock runs down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Tlen's Rubber y Clothing Coat Sale Advertisement
A candid sale listing many coats and garments with deep discounts. Includes rubber and oil coats, short and long styles, men’s and boys’ options, pants, and duck coats with linings and corduroy details. Prices drop from $5–$7 to about $1.25–$2.48, with multiple bulk offers.
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W Bellamy
Burlington
Hildebrand
W. I. Moore
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Thomas Rowland
Addres
Philadelphia Street
Consiation
Scott
Scott & Bowne
AOS
Pearl St
New York
Penn &Kun
Miriam Stake
Holy Adams
Vernie Trimble
White Township
Bert Holsoypter
Hood
Sarday
Paul Fowler
Lytle Adams
A. O. Fowler
Frank Adams
North Lydick
Linnie
Smidersburg
Sadie Stiteler
Punxtautawney
McEwen
Wilkinsburg
Madge Beck
Cora G. Black
Covode
Geo. A Robinson
Punxsulawney
Wm. Elder
Downieville
Butler County
J. F. Elder
Kemp
DuBois
Vernon Gahagan
Mr. Jewett
Mr. Gahagan
West Mahonling Township
D. P. French
Crete
James Fleming
Latrobe
Win Barbison
Blanche Allison
Grace Allison
W. S. Douds
R. W. Allison
Kelle Harbison
Jesse Anthony
Samuel Johnston
Nated
Union Christian Endeavor
J. A. Henderson
J. J. Miller
Blacklick Township
Andrew Smith
J. M. Davis
W.S. Douds
Bethel
Pineton
A. BF. Roser
Dennis Roser
Fry Roser
George Fetterman
A F
Farnbaugh
Frank Warefield
Blanche Roser
Harmon Miller
Union Young People
St. John Lutheran Church
W.J
L. W. Potts
E. Green
Armstrong County
G. L. Potts
G. T. Cooks
Cost
Aleg
Philadelphia
South Seventh Streets
Childs
Martin Colarettes
Martin
Eaeareston
Kos
Grey
SOAPS
Suskun Ders
Tlen
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Millis
Indiana, Pa
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J. C. Wallace & Son, Prop
Philadelphia St
E. A. Pennington
Francis H. Leggett. & Co
Java
Broadway
Capital
Algo
A. Myers
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