Local G A R and WR C lodge installation and town notices
The Ledger reports the Jan 16 installation of G A R Post No 51 and WR C lodge in Anderson with officers named F Lowry as Commander and J Perkins as Vice. A literary program followed, with Miss Carrie Shaw and others performing. Local deaths, illnesses, and travels are noted, including Rev Rankin’s death and George Thadrick’s fire loss, plus several short society and school updates and a public appeal for aid to a sick G A R comrade.
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WR. C
Anderson
Brickley
E. V
A. Secor
Sheffield
Hugh McNeil
Mr. Secor
F. Lowry
J. Perkins
J. W
E. D. Kinney
Jobin Japes
J. Williams
Gardner
W. Hector
J. Lewis
Carrie Shaw
St. Michaels
Josie Storey
Josie
Grady Goats
Jimmie Kearns
Lucknow
Doirie Beatty
May Kearns
Laura Simpson
A. J. Bloomfield
Etta Kearns
Barbara Nolder
Arabella Japes
Helen Howard
Clementine Thompson
Sarah Card
Sarah Billings
Kate Timmins
Lotta Maitland
S. L. Titus
Buffalo
Harry Hoffman
Philadelphia
Agnes Smith
J. H. Driscoll
Tonawanda
N.Y
W. A. Rankin
Warren
Eben N. Ford
Charles McCook
George Thadrick
Watson Tp
Charles Ott
Allegheny
Miller House
Ari
Sunday law warnings and community notes from Thompson Hill
Jan 16 entry reports crackdown on law breakers with a warning of immediate enforcement. Local social notes recount visits, illnesses, recoveries, school term end, and community events in Lander Youngsville and nearby areas, alongside routine notices and a long promotional paragraph for Lostetter’s Stomach Bitters.
Stop and Think About Worthless Medicines and Remedies
Public advisory warns readers to distrust unprincipled purveyors of medicines and assures Sulpur Bitters will cleanse the blood and renew health. It touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for chronic catarrh and Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a top hair product. Also notes a house and lot for sale on Oak Street in East Warren through Mrs. John Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Despatch
Ayer
John Alen
Oak Street
East Warren
Irvine Institute News from Junc tion City Jan 20
Irvine Institute reports a county education gathering with teachers absent from the program yet engaged in a question box session, papers on the Ideal Teacher and duties of a teacher, a physiology lesson by Prof Shumway, and a language lesson by Prof MacGowan. Local citizens attended. two directors observed support. several residents convalesced from grip. A stave and heading mill, lumber firms, and local deaths mark town life as logs move to mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Irvine
Nature
Lyons
Mary Green
Cooper
Youngsville
Maggie Wiederhold
MacGowan
Warren
Patch
Geo. Summers
J. Hughes
M. Liddy
Ralph Sherman
Girard
H. Walters
Erie
Bird Olney
Commercial College
T. Archibald
Dunn’s Eddy
Catholic Church
Oil City
McCormick
J. D. Conroy
New York City
Sam Walters
Kinzva
Mia, Lyons
Miss Widerhold
Warren Schools
Edinboro graduates rise to leadership and higher pay
Many Western Pennsylvania educators and superintendents trace roots to Edinboro. Alumni become principals, college presidents, and professors across states. Graduates reportedly earn four times the pay of average teachers, with one term often reimbursing expenses through higher salaries the next year. A graduate measured immediate salary gains equal to expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Western Pennsylvania
Edinboro
State Normal Schools
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Kentucky
Kansas
California
Washington
Eainboro
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Ledger
Clarendon
Quaker Hill
Bell Arnold
Kane
Weinrider
Marshall Crull
Glade Run
John Cramer
Grand Valley
Maggie Loucks
Friends Taat
Maggie Cramer
Ackley
Annie Hoskins
Olney
James Still
Twinian T
Slater City
Jack
Eiffer
Charles McCain
Meadville
Lander
L. H. Phillips
The
Adams Express Co
Renova
Marshtown
J. J. Wheeler
R. N. Brown
J. F. Babcock
Yankee Bush
F. Langworthy
Stanton Brothers
T. W. Sparks
G. W. Hill
E. A. U. Society
Ira Frizzle
M. B. Sparks
Z. Aen
Horace Mix, Jr
Maggie Miller
Parker’s
Uxcle Nero
Bertie Dunham
M_ BE
Church
Akin
Frank Atkins
John H. Siggins
Dor Green
Harris Mead
Mathews Run
M. E
N.F
Irvine Institute
Uno
Kemp
J. A. Donly
Business Directory
Flesey SN. Miller
Wm. D. Brown
Liberty St
R &H
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
R. Brown
HH. E. Brown
Donly & Trunkey
Attorneys
Ofice
ST. Neill
Attorney AT Law
New Exchange Block
Leonhar Bros
Notary Public _ Office
Warren Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes & Co
Warren, Pa
D ., Schermerhorn
Judge Scofield
Hazeltine Building
Liberty Street
BAL & Thompson
Beaty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
C. G. Thompson
Tsmoor, Cable & Peterson
Water Street
Scofield
Hunter & Jarvis
Chas. Dinsmoor
JAS, Cable
CILAS
A. Peterson
J. A. Partridge
New Watera Block
Berry Street
W W. Freeman
A C. McAlpin
R. W. Stuart
D. D.S
Third St
J Danforth
Second and
Liberty Streets
Fisher
Opera House
W A. Graves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
Arren Hotel
E. C
Ansion House
E. W. Seely
Court House
Frank Metzgar
D.A.V
W.N
P.R.R
Second Street
Golden Horse Shoe
Beery
Kodak
Geo. Ball's
Penn’a
Swayne
Swayne & Son
High Street
Thomas Keelor
Wetmore
W. A. Hardee & Son, Druggists
Lebanon
Druggista
W. G. Truneey
Ceneral
Warren Pa
Grother
Nesmith & Knupp
D. Shear’s
D. Shear
Mercham
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