Local Notes From Lebanon and Surrounding Areas
Advance R R 21 Bert Smiley in Lebanon on business Tuesday. Baxter Reed went to Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs Mettie Ray worked in a hotel at Lebanon last week. George Broshar helped Paxton Shawlley sow oats Tuesday. Claude Lucas is clerking in Chas Leeke's grocery store in Lebanon. David McClellan and wife and Ulah Ward took dinner with Chas Sparks and wife Sunday. George Ray and wife spent Sunday night with Charlie Canada and family near Ward. Mrs Mollie Canada of New Ross and Mrs Emma Nicely and family spent Friday with George Ray and wife, Bud Jones and wife near Bush town were guests of George Ray and wife Sunday. George Broshar and wife near Advance spent Sunday with Ray Lasley and family of Max. Bert Smiley and family were near Jamestown Sunday afternoon. Mrs Joe Frazier and son Kenneth and Daisy Imbler were in Lebanon Saturday afternoon. Mrs Emma Nicely and children and John Nicely spent Sunday with Ches Canada and family near Ward. Bert Smiley's children have the whooping cough. Jimmy Burris is helping Guy Brittian sow oats. J W Riggins and daughter of Advance were on the farm near here Saturday. Adrian McClaine and Lew Caldwell traded horses last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Lucas
Chas. Leeke
Lebanon
David McClellan
Ulah Ward
Chas. Sparks
Sunday
Mollie Canada
New Ross
Emma Nicely
George Ray
Hazelwood Community Notes Highlights
James Smith visited Todianapolis to see Mrs. Smith in hospital. Gracie Edrington visited Guy Morrison and family. George Kincaid helped O A Mc Claine erect wire fence. Charley Kincaid of Advance visited brother C C Kincaid and wife. Nora Billingsly and Edna Edrington with Perry Ray and family. Leo Bratton completed new corn crib. Max Telephone Co met at school house and re elected officers. Mary Billingsly visiting grandparents Jack Knox and wife. Ralph Poynter filled regular Walnut Hill appointment. Rush Billingsly visited grandparents near Frank Schoolhouse. Jack Knox and wife visited Frank Self and Beckville. Kate Erakine is poorly. Several farmers sowed cats Monday.
Local Notes From Lebanon Area Update
Town updates report Floyd Powell aiding his brother C O Powell in Lebanon. Della Lasley sewed for Mrs James Cunningham south of Lebanon. Next Sunday and Sunday night Rev Kelsey's regular appointment. Nellis White visited George Walker and family south of Lebanon. Arthur Clements and wife and Cecil Connor and wife of Lebanon visited Frank McMullen and mother Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Lasley
James Cunningham
Lebanon
Rev. Kelsey
Arthur Clements
Cecil Connor
Frank McMullen
Golladay School House and Local Family Notices
Little Laura May Threlkeld shows improvement after a neck gathering. Beulah Pittenger ill with sore throat. Gladys Bowman visited aunt Mrs Esha Armstrong of Lebanon. Whitecotton & Farlow carpenters repaired Elisha Higgs wind pump damaged by wind. Harry James family dined with Bert Ferguson family. Deniloffa from Crawfordsville did repair work on James Higgs wind pump. Clarence Pipes and wife and Glen Paugh attended Providence Church and dinner with Frank Bowman. Charley Garner and wife Albert Garner Mrs Susan Garner guests of Baxter Bru beck. Emmet Cleaver and wife from near Lebanon visited Jesse Garner. Personal note places business near center of Advance Town on Main street opposite Bank of Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deniloffa
Crawfordsville
James Higgs
Clarence Pipes
Glen Paugh
Providence
Frank Bowman
Local Social Visits Chronicle from Advance Area
Monday to Sunday social notes describe Mr Fine moving to Sack Shahan farm. Pauline Thompson of Advance visited aunt Mrs Lish Reese. George Jackson and wife visited Chas Brown and wife at Jamestown. Mrs Jane Kibbey and son Guy visited Tom Jackson and family. Ed McClaine and family near Stewards Chapel visited Chas Brown and family. Elisha Reese and Earl dined with Walter Whitecotton and wife. Hazel Brown stayed with Chas Thompsons at Advance. Roxie Kernodle and Alice Scott hosted Nealie Jackson and Aletha Harding nearby Jackson. Mrs Walter Smith of Jamestown visited her sister Mrs Lora Lasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Kibbey
Guy
Tom Jackson
Walter Smith
Jamestown
Lora Lasley
Notice of Lost Tools Return Described
A notice requests the return of borrowed tools including a claw hammer screwdriver wrench chisel punch saw and cold chisel. The owner pleads embarrassment over a previous loan and asks that any finders return them at noon, leaving them on the anvil or a conspicuous place.
Pittenger Will Probated After Verbal Bequests
The will of Mrs. Mary L. Pittenger is probated with bequests to Claude Pittenger and Samuel N. Pittenger of a feather bed, billows, and $25 each. daughter Emma Scanahorn gets a plain gold ring. daughter Carrie Myers a Rebecca pin. granddaughter Mary Myers a gold watch with a contingency to her mother. The will provides equal shares for the Pittengers’ children from the estate with Petey the bay horse going to Charles Pittenger. Executors William Pittenger and Jose Myers qualify with $1000 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Pittenger
Claude Pittenger
Samuel N. Pittenger
Emma Scanahorn
Carrie Myers
Rebeccah Pinto
Mary Myers
Hary M. Pittenger
Scataborn
William Pittenger
Ball
Jose Myers
Swat the Fly Warns After Flood Exposure
A statewide admonition urges drastic fly control this spring and summer after floodwaters spread filth and germs. Authorities warn the fly is the main disease carrier, more dangerous than wind or mosquitoes, as public health campaigns aim to curb a growing epidemic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swat
The Rise of the Typhoid Focus and Fly Control
Scientists rename disease spreaders and typhoid fever. The best methods of tackling the fly are found. Swatting in spring reduces future swarms. April swat is crucial though not an exterminator year round. The text notes the fly’s rapid breeding and upward flight when leaving food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Howard
United States
C. G. Hewitt
Forecast For April Weather by Rev R Hick
Rev R Hick predicts a warm rise by the 6th to 10th with falling barometer and storms. expect rain wind thunder and hail pushing east from the 10th to 13th with cloudbursts and tornado risk. mid-month cold snaps around the 19th follow, a central storm phase the 21st to 23rd and a late month return of April thunder showers with hail likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srl R. Hick
Silver Lace Wyandotte eggs for sale
Mr J M Sandy offers Silver Lace Wyandotte eggs for sale at 50 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sandy
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Werge
Seizenta
Munn
Scientific American
All
Munn & Co
New York
Washington, D.C
J. A. McGill
Burrin Drug Co
Walter Hunt
Mark Wall
Ai. Nelson
Ind
Theo. Shinn
Mscalls Magazine
McCall’s
Sheme
Perab
McCall Patterns
THE
McCall Company
West 37Th Se
A. H. Yager
Trustees Office
Bank of Advance
Citizens State Bank At
E. M. Graves
Jackson
Todays
Canton
Ohio
Adv
Advance
R. R
Bert Smiley
Baxter Reed
Indianapolis
Mettie Ray
George Broshar
Paxton Shawlley
Charlie Canada
Ward
Bud Jones
Near Bushtown
Near Advance
Ray Lasley
Max
Joe Frazier
Kenneth
Daisy Imbler
John Nicely
Ches
Canada
Near Ward
Jimmy Burris
Guy Brittian
J.W. Riggins
Adrian McClaine
Lew Caldwell
Hazelwood
James Smith
Todianapolis
Mrs. Smith
Miss Gracie
Edrington
Guy Morrison
Family Sunday
Geo. Kincaid
O. A. McClaine
Chas. Kincaid of
C. C. Kincaid
Wife Sunday
Nora Billingsly
Edna Edrington
Perry Ray
Leo Bratton
Max Telephone Co
Mary Billingsly
Jack Knox
Ralph Poynter
Walnut Hill
Rush Billingsly
Frank School House
Frank Self
Beckville
Kate Erakine
HALL
Fis
Advance Hardware Co
Floyd Powell
C O Powell
Nellis White
George Walker
Golladay School
Laura May Threlkeld
Beulah Pittenger
Gladys Bowman
Esha Armstrong
Carpenters
Whitecotton & Farlow
Elisha Higgs
Harry James
Bert Ferguson
Charley Garner
Albert Garner
Susan Garner
Baxter Brubeck
Emmet Cleaver
Near Lebanon
Jesse Garner
Town of Advance
Mr. Fine
Sack Shahan Farm
Litte
Pauline Thompson
Lish Reese
George Jackson
Chas. Brown
Elisha Reese
Earl
Walter Whitecotton
Hazel Brown
Chas Thompson
Roxie Kernodle
Alice Scott
Nealie Jackson
Aletha Harting
Pittenge
Chee
M. Summers
Box
Notre Dame
U.S.A
Evry Sister Sumering
Bkoinun
J. V. Bei
Osesses Ac Son
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