Local residents visit in Whites Town and Lebanon
Whitetown residents Mrs Mollie Dinkum Mrs Abe Shelley and Mrs Ora Shelley visited Friday with Mrs Jim Gray. Mr and Mrs Pearl Whiteley Charlie Whiteley J W Cornelius Chas Anderson Mrs James Reed and Mae Cornelius were in Lebanon Monday. Dee Dinkum and wife of Indianapolis with Mrs Mollie Dinkum of Whitestown and Ora Shelley and wife were Sunday visitors with Abe Shelley and wife. Charlie Connor and wife and Arthur Swisher and wife were in Lebanon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Dinkum
Whitestown
Abe Shelley
Ora Shelley
Jim Gray
Pearl Whiteley
Charlie Whiteley
J. W. Cornelius Chas. Anderson
James Reed
Mae Cornelius
Lebanon
Dee Dinkum
Indianapolis
Charlie Connor
Arthur Swisher
Routh School House Guests and Local Visits in Lebanon
Baxter Brubeck Albert Garner and families visited in Lebanon with Harry James and relatives. Mary Martin stayed in Lebanon over the weekend with Edith and May James. May James sheltered with Bert Ferguson and family. Katherine Reed visited Harry James and family earlier in the week. Charlotte and Earl Warman of Indianapolis vacationed with R. J. Riner and wife. J. W. James visited Harry James and wife. Baxter Brubeck and wife and Albert Garner and family dined with Charles Garner and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Brubeck
Albert Garner
Harry James
Lebanon
Mary Martin
Edith
May James
Katherine Reed
Charlotte
Earl Warman
Indianapolis
R. J. Riner
Charles Garner
Ora Reed and Family
Agnes Flickeringer
Maugerite Reinholtz
Detroit
Charlotte and Warman Earl
Ruth Riner
Death of Asa Corn at Whitesville farmer dies after pneumonia
Asa Corn prominent local farmer died at his Whitesville home after a little over a week of double pneumonia. Survived by his wife Anna and four children, with funeral held at his home conducted by Rev. S. G. Smith. Burial at Harshbarger cemetery. He belonged to Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows and the Whitesville Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesville
Asa Corn
Mr. Corn
Nina Corn Hylton
Corn
Knights of Pythias
Mace
The
Odd Fellows At
New Ross
S. G. Smith
Ladoga
Harshbarger
Anna Corn
E. W. Corn
New York
John Corn
Crawfordsville
Forest Corn
Will Martin
Advance
Date Hostetter
Abner Fields
Wheaton
James Wright
New Market
W. S. Martin
Charles Berry
Duluth, Minn
George Corn
Yager Sidelined by Illness at Local Shop
A. H. Yager was off duty at his shop most of last week due to sickness. It is rare for Mr. Yager to be ill. J. V. Ross served as his assistant during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Yager
Mr. Yager
J. V. Ross
Chas. E. McClaine
New Albany Relief Fund Donation Totals Reported
A town fund shows Fifteen dollars sent Monday for New Albany relief, bringing totals to 28.72 after thirteen seventy-two earlier. A separate ninety five cent note notes 57.75 sent to New Castle. Citizens’ generosity demonstrates a spirit of giving to aid the helpless, listing New Albany givers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
New Castle
Hen Who Sold for 50 Cents and Other Odd Notes
A quirky column by Mose Riley cites a 50 cent hen bargain and a winter layoff, mocks coal can stoppers replaced by gum drops, and jokes about clean speech versus dirty talk. It mentions a teacher, a boy, and a chocolate Sunday as playful contrasts.
Advance notes and social visits fill Bean School House
James Fink and Edith Fink visited in Advance. Numerous calls and Sunday guests spread through families around Jamestown, Lebanon, Ward, and Crawfordsville. Local life stories include car notes, church acts, school music plans, and uplifting community chatter with a mix of humor.
Local visits and school move noted in town social items
R. and Crose along with Prof. L. M. Crist of Thorntown spent Sunday with Ora McDaniel and family. Burge Emmert and wife of Indianapolis visited relatives here. Rev. Williams of Ward church had dinner with Wm. Lane and family. Sylvan Yager entered Terre Haute school at the close of his Jamestown year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. &. Crose
L. M. Crist
Thorntown
Ora McDaniel
Burge Emmert
Indianapolis
Rev. Williams
The
Ward Church
Wm. Lane
Sylvan Yager
Terre Haute
Jamestown
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Celie
Enn
Advance Grain CO
Bushtown
Routh School
Bert Ferguson
J. W. James
Asa
the Advance Commercial Club
New Albany Fund
Advance ‘Christian Church
Snow Stansell
John W. Owens
Carl Bowman
WE. J. Nelson
James Bowman
Chas. Blank
Geo. McDaniel
Ora Beaver
Mel Powell
Clarence Bowman
Anna Starwart
Mose Riley
James Fink
Bruce Whiteman
May Swindler
Mary Ryan
Frank Peterson
Dennis Shanahan
Charley Canada
Near Ward
Earl Ray
Ora Swindler
Jas
Mort Bratton
John Young
James Meadows
James Bean
Charlie Emmett
Undertakers, Trust Companies
Dude Association
Miss Wilson
Wimmin
Mike Robe
B. A. C. Tera
Brownsburg
D. G
Brown
Preacher
Art Joseph
J. T. Jones
Donald Sanford
Jeffersonville
Co. H
Japan
Lee Tinsley
North Salem
Ruth
T. E. Burrin
Burrin
J. F. Warfel
Ladoga Leader
Crawfordsville Review
Warfel
Joseph Bunden Graves
Jimmie Airhart
Martha Ann Graves
May Cornelius
Charlotte Earl
Fannie Reed
A. H.S
Lloyd Gordon
Rensselaer
Dodge
Chas
Blank
Harry Smith
Chicago
Mr. Smith
Frank Pittenger
Wingate
Willard Gardner
Wm Lasley
Ora Lasley
Danville
Roy Melson
W. E. Lucas
Paris
Price
Advance Lumber Co
Nantek
Jeunesse Voile
Ross Caldwell
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