Local Correspondence Notes Community Life and Accidents
Local correspondence details social visits in Pres Mynochueh and surrounding towns. Mentions Visas Rhoda Kimes of Endiana visiting friends in Hamer City and TPwolick, and other residents from Allesheny. heat-related incident disables David deismmscer. multiple church and memorial events, Sunday sermons, and school exercise programs. Several local residents travel, attend gatherings, and report minor injuries and harvest preparations. notable names include Mrs Uinimeir, Miss Petleoetereed Walker, and James J. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Kimes
Endiana
Hamer City
Tpwolick
Tolin Eo
Liverpeal
Ghia
Suuiaied McNutt
Pudlerton
Apollo
Hood's Sarsaparilla credited for Olive Carl cure
A testimonial from Olive Carl’s mother recounts a two year battle with whooping cough and chronic pains ending in full recovery after Hood's Sarsaparilla. Olive, once unable to move without pain, improved gradually, then rapidly, regaining mobility and walking with crutches before healing completely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Carl
Hood
Rarila
Olive
Local society notes and church events in progress
Liz Hood serves as juror at court this week while Mrs P L Dek visits friends in Rayne township. Ephraim Robinson begins a new house. Miss Jennie Mabon recovers from illness. Mrs 2 E Dickie of Hutt stays with friends in Dinishvalley township. Evangelistic meetings near New Florence progress last week. Miss Priscila Pollock of Walls visits friends here. Children Day observed at M E church last Sabbath. Miss He McKee of Philsbury visits Miss Edith Stiltz. William Miller and family of Edgewood spend Sabbath with parents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Mio Aston Gauble
Aline Lalie Trakley
Mov
Wiliam Wacholy
William Wacholy
Mie
Willams
Miewsts
AL V
J. Croft
Plowile Corp
Hook. Fisher
Daniel Bethel
Eldertan
Copter Suldiath School
Dane
Ato
Cora McGonowah
Brother Noriesh
Tadinun
Dsettiers
Stas
Nesbit
Ddabaville
Jens
Hose Pry
Miss Klueesteith
Wilkinshuns
Ing
James J. Chambers
Meg
Stear
Liz. Hood
PL. Dek
Friends
Rayne Township
Ephraim Robinson
Jennie Mabon
2. E. Dickie
Hutt
Dinishvalley Township
New Florence
Priscila Pollock
Walls
M. E
Sabbath School Convention to be Held in Mechanicsburg
The Different Church WHHL hosts a Sabbath school convention in Mechanicsburg on Wednesday and Thursday June 26. Sessions begin at 2 pm daily with topics on church relations, light, missions, teacher work, young people, signs of the times, and effective school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsbore
Wateruman
Larwer
Pinus
He- Tevet
Phe
Saldaudh
Map Ky Aneney
Summer Excursion Route Book and Prize Story Notice
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues its annual Summer Excursion Route Book with notes on over four hundred resorts and more than fifteen hundred routes and fares. It sells for ten cents at ticket offices from June 1, with a general office option by mail for twenty cents. Also announced is Pittsburgh’s second prize story "The Six Pointed Star" starting June 15, offering $500 for correct guesses, plus smaller prizes if none are correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad Street
Pittsburghnes
Zimex
M. M. Elder
Eldersridge
Emma F. White
Latrobe
Jane & Goodwin
Morgantown
W. Va
Vet E. Smith
New Alexandr
Caroline English
Wheeling
Ww. Va
Maude N. Comley
Allegheny
Estella O. Moore
Wellsville
Ideal Grand Jury Praised by District Attorney
District Attorney J M Leech lauds the June term grand jury as ideal, noting flawless decisions and diligent deliberations. The jurors unanimously pass thanks to Leech and foreman Harry H Robinson for faithful duty, fair and impartial case handling, and courteous leadership. A nearby ad urges lightning protection by S F Warner and portraits by Leslie Pattison, plus sale of a Springfield traction engine at the Central Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Leech
John M. Leech
Commonwealth
Harry H. Robinson
Saltsburg
Redding
S. F. Warner
Indiana
Clothing First Lightweight Options At Bargain Prices
The store highlights lightweight clothing for warm weather with a gray suit at 10 dollars and a blue clay suit at 9 dollars after a wholesale buy. A black clay cutaway suit is offered at 15 dollars. Men’s shoes include Bristol at 1 dollar, Hummer at 1 50, and Revenue calf shoes at 3 dollars, with stock notes and sizing updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bspis Talis Goodk
Bristol
Congress
Gore
Underwear Line Promoted With Pearl Button Trim
The ad promotes light weight men underwear with line 50e described as fine trimmed and featuring silk and pearl buttons, touted as a good choice for wearers now and in the future.
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Mire Faspers
Heo, McMulion
Barnesboro
Moo Wansern
Tne Valea Workon
Parca MeeGranar
Deckers Point
Coss
Tudiana
Ae A Dame
Diadiaue
Uwtie
Hev
Willian Stephens
Rts Golias
Sandy Luke
Cassidy
di Bois
Dax
Sudthoor Pamastitiawnes
Weston
Jean Awere
CK Poite
Perry
Las Cofters Joes
Pere Shaapes
Janice
Ats Das
Creerside
Trade City
Sarsaparilla
Constitutional Scrofula
Aganut
Ures
Mars
J. A. Osmu
Reynoldsville
Neelit’s
Elias Olive
Carl Reynoldsville
West Wheatfield
Mecilanicsbe
James
Gaillesen
A. Stewart & Co
Jacob Pe
Mahoning Road
The
Pittsburg Times
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Fia
Ww & Treax
Wholusate
Ohio
Waipine, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholecole Drugeiats
Poledo
Hadl
Price
Pattison'’s Picture Gallery
Leslie Pattison
McKeesport
Pattison
Rowe Block
Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
Central
A. S. Cy
Paris
Cunningratt’s
Philadelphia St
Wilson & Son
Wallace Ury Goods Co
Marshall & Kiine’s
Tim &c
J.C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Indana, PA
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