125 Years Ago

Herald of May 27, 1897

The editor noted the need for bicycle ordinances was becoming more necessary everyday, and that the bicycle rider had no more privilege than other mortals.

A musical was held at S. H. Isenberg’s in Royer on Saturday evening. Music was furnished by Messrs. A. G. Wagner, Rollo Clabaugh, Harry Chamberlain, George Suter, John Lower and Royer Hartman and was of the finest quality and enjoyed by all present.

Mary Stoner, aged 19 years, third daughter of Andrew and Fannie Stoner, died suddenly in puerperal convulsions.

The Blair County Industrial Training School was moving along very satisfactorily. Twenty-one children ranging in age from four to thirteen were on the roll.

Mr. William Roberts was a candidate for the position of Mercantile Appraiser for Blair County. Mr. Roberts was a soldier with an honorable record of service for his country, and was considered very capable to fill the duties.