Cramer neighborhood notes show social and local news
Messrs Harvey Findley and T W Cramer visited Johnstown last week. Joseph Cramer travelled to Philadelphia for land matters. Epworth League meeting postponed to Friday. James Hutchison of Armagh called, recovering from fever. Photographer R M Smith and Steele Bryan went to Cramer for pictures of falls. Hunters returned empty handed though game reported plentiful. Harry Matthews starred for Y M C A football against Morrellville, playing left half back. Napoleon Naugle shot a large wild turkey but lost it in the woods. Ix L C Matthews, a Johnstown dentist, visited his parents at Sabbath. Matthews enjoys strong patronage and invites Cramer friends to meet him on Main Street. Young township teachers active. Thanksgiving match hunt planned, loser furnishes supper. Prof Bach and Prothonotary Peeler attended institute. Rev Potter and Rev Kelly exchanged pulpits. Teachers Institute well attended. Prof A M Hammers lecture a success despite bad weather. No Thanksgiving public services announced. question of duty for churches. John Cable to build a new house near India. Mina and Mabel Lichtenfels ill with typhoid. Mrs Joseph Mack slowly recovering. Harvest Home social at Germany M E church. Mrs C Clifford of Altoona visited Lichtenfels family. Johnstown visitors included B S Mack, wife, and Hugh Mack. Lulu Bennett of Hillside visited J E Bennett’s home. Cassman bought Garfield lot. clothing house expected soon. Assessor A M Walback in Indiana. will begin work next week. Harry Clawson, formerly of Dixonville, now contracted to cut wood for Clark Cline of Blacklick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hutchison
Armagh
Cramer
R. M. Smith
Steele Bryan
Harry Matthews
Morrellville
Harry
Napoleon Naugle
Ix. C
Matthews
Johnstown
Main Street
Bach
Peeler
Indiana
Potter
Sharpsburg
Presbyterian Church
Kelly
A. M. Hammers
Mina
Mabel Lichtenfels
Joseph Mack
Germany
M. E. Church
C. Clifford
Altoona
Lichtenfels
B.S. Mack
Hugh Mack
Lulu Bennett
Hillside
J. E. Bennett
Cassman
John Hrantlinger
Garfield
A. M. Walback
Walback
Harry Clawson
Dixonville
Clark Cline
Blacklick
U. P
Nona Coleman
Berkepile
Georgia Miller
Barnesboro
Graceton
Jnc. F. Barclay
F. Clark
Epworth League
M. E
Ralph Moorhead
Ney Prothero
Homer
UC. P
Emmons
Asa Hurd Visits Town Amid Local News
Mr. Asa Hurd of LaJose is visiting here. The sale of Mark Bros. last week drew a large crowd. Harry Barclay, recently at Sidney, returned home Saturday. Miss Ollie Braughter returns from Gettysburg. Rev. Cameron, our U B minister, came home after a revival at Sellersville. Mr. Wm. Sutton, long on a lumber job in Forest county, returned home Saturday. Canoe townships first teachers institute at Locust Lane drew good attendance with Myrtle Piper delivering a notable recitation. Institute conducted by Ella H. Braughter, a leading instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Hurd
LaJose
Mark Bros
Harry Barclay
Sidney
Ollie Braughter
Gettysburg
Rev. Cameron
U. B
Sellersville
Wm. Sutton
Forest County
Canoe Township
Locust Lane
Myrtle Piper
Ella H. Braughter
Local residents noted on illness and travel updates
Mrs. Fred Glasser remains on the sick list while Miss Genelia Donahey improves as fever abates. Benjamin Fyock has moved to Morrellville. Many patients are able to be out. Mrs. Clawson returned to Indiana after visiting the Donahers. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Grumbling came home from Mahoning township. Rev. Cogler will lead Thanksgiving services at the M E church Thursday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Glasser
Benjamin Fyock
Morrellville
Genelia Donahey
Clawson
Miss Donahers
Indiana
Daniel Grumbling
Mahoning Townships
Rev. Cogler
M. E. Church
Local Notes On Students And Community Incidents
Mr Dean Rankin travels to Johnstown for winter study. Miss Carrie A Houk attends Patti sans drawing and art school at Indiana. Mr Adda Gallagher of Barnesboro stays with her parents. Mrs A F Houser and her son stay with Mr WL Price during Twolick Baptist meeting. Jonathan Buterbaughs team frightened in front of D R Houks store, causing damage to wagon and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rankin
Johnstown
Carrie A. Houk
Pattisans
Indiana
Adda Gallagher
Barnesboro
John G. Buterbaugh
A. F. Houser
Pavlorsville
WL. Price
Twolick Baptist Church
Jonathan Buterbaugh
D. R. Houk
Blacklick and Hillsdale Community Notes
Local items from Blacklick and Hillsdale discuss revival services at the M. E. church, cider production, family visits, school society success, and church activities. Other updates include coal digging, law enforcement activity, store relocation, protracted meetings, fevers recovering, injuries from a leap frog accident, and residents visiting relatives or returning home. Notable names include Mr. Peter Lear, Mrs. Alexander, Mr. C. C. Repine, Miss Gertrude Clawson, Miss Linda Clawson, Sumner Graff, and Rev. Emmons.
Marriages Reported in Indiana and Nearby Towns 1895
On November 30 1895 by Dr M M Sweeny at the M FE parsonage Indiana Mr L M Foust of Armagh and Miss Laura Lemon of Nolo were wed. On November 21 by Rev L Hay Mr Edward Ray and Miss Adda N Wilcox both of Cochrans Mills Armstrong county married. On November 2 1895 by Rev J W Shaeffer at the Central Hotel Indiana Pa Mr T W Altimus of Brushvalley and Miss Adeline Geesey of Cherryhill township united in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Sweeny
M. FE. Parsonage
Indiana
L. M. Foust
Armagh
Laura Lemon
Nolo
L. Hay
Edward Ray
Adda N. Wilcox
Cochrans Mills
Armstrong County
J. W. Shaeffer
Homer City
Central Hotel
Flowering lant and woman health in old advice era
If a flowering plant fails to blossom it lacks beauty much like a woman whose health is failing. The piece argues sickness affects female organs, cites insanity among women, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure, offering a 168 page book for ten cents via the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Resolutions of respect from Shiloh church union
Resolutions honor M C Minser and J B Shively, praising their service and expressing sympathy to spouses and families. Notices call for publication in Indiana Progress and minutes, with committee credits to Dina B Hazel, Newpher, Patrrie, and others, plus local ads about lumber, framing, stoves, and Thanksgiving studio openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People’s Union
Shiloh
Deckers Point
M. C. Minser
Jesus
Indiana Progress
Dina B. Hazel
B. M. Newpher
Wilson and Son Weather Supply Ad
Autumn rains bring chill and sudden changes. We offer warm clothing to guard against wet or cold and prevent pneumonia and fever with a full winter supply.
Umbrellas On Sale In Wide Range Of Prices
A large line of umbrellas offered from 75 cents to $5. In stock Belknap Johnson & Powell Windsor Pacific tight rolling umbrellas with brass sticks that resist bending, and Sprague patent umbrellas for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belknap, Johnson & Powell
Windsor & Pacific
Sprague
Black basket weave suit offered at $8
A newspaper brief promotes a men's clothing item, noting a black basket weave suit priced at eight dollars. It highlights the affordable men's fashion option and directs attention to the sale.
Dress Goods And Overcoats At Bargain Prices
This week’s shipment features plaids 25 and 45c fabric lines of dress goods and a full new range of boys and youths overcoats starting at $3. The store touts fibre chamois Crinoline Mache and fabrics like Cambric Silesia Percalines Hair Cloth Shrunk Linen Grass Cloth Moreen. A high value all wool white blanket is offered at $2.25, claiming superior price and quality.
Flannels Still In Stock Despite Lower Demand
The store notes waning demand for this class of goods yet maintains a full stock. It advertises the old fashioned Jum berman's flannel as part of its continuing offerings.
Ladies' Coat Stock Remains Complete in All Sizes
We remind shoppers our coat stock is still complete in every detail and can supply any size or kind requested. The offer highlights a full range of styles and sizes to meet customer needs.
Colorful Carpet Price Notice
Shoppers are urged to consider carpets now as prices have risen across the board and are expected to climb further before spring. The retailer emphasizes they continue selling at the lowest point ever reached.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs
Harvey Findley
T. W. Cramer
Joseph Cramer
Philadelphia
West
Lebanon
West Wheatfield
John Cable
India
Lochester Mills
Hrushvalley
Peter Lear
Alexander
C. C. Repine
Charles Mabon
Gordon School House
E. N. Bennett
Gertrude Clawson
Linda Clawson
E. J. Clawson
Blacklick Township
Sumner Graff
Hillsdale
G. W. Colgan
A. B. Clark
C. A. Kingsley
John Munshower
Hazlett Church
Burrows
B. F. Pittman
Geo. McKeage
G. W. Wright
Joe McCracken
RAYNE
Sally Dodson
East Run
Lulu Myers
Punxsutawney
Tanoma
George Lutz
Lutz
Jos. Dodson
Near Grove Chapel
Dr. Simpson
Kellysburg
Marchand
Thomas Allison
Samuel Knox
van Horn & Furman
Covode
John Dorn
Potter County
J. B. Shively
Cherrytree Circuit
Rev. W. Burrow
MaGair Patrick
J. M. Roprry
Poplar Lumber
Clark’s
A. S. Cunningham
Smith’s
B. F. MacCartney’s
McFarland
Wm. Risinger’s
Hood
C. M. Henry
John Gilmour
Young Township
Smith
A. &. Cunningham
B. F. MacCartney
Wi. Risinger’s
Clark
Cunningham
Old Foundry
Wm. Risinger
S. Clark
F. MacCartney
McFarland Foundry
Wilson & Son
Skule
Cunningham’s Shoe
Gerald
Cunningham’s
Ng 3Liecer
Wallace
Marshall & Kline’s
J. C. Wallace & Son
PENNA
Wwe
St. Clair’s
China
A.W. Wilson
Sonialex
ST. Clair
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