Family Gathering Honors VanHorn Smith and Vanarsdall Kin
About eighty relatives gathered Sunday August 26 at Chas. Pattersop’s Linnsburg home for a big family dinner in Linn's Grove. The afternoon included prayers, readings, recitations, songs, a duet and a closing hymn, with W D VanHorn giving benediction. The next reunion is planned for the Crawfordsville fairgrounds the first Sunday in September 1918 with the Epperson girls in charge. Notable attendees included M A Vanar ell and Jennie Finch of Lebanon, James Van Horn and family, and many Van Horn Abbott and Hypes members from multiple nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanHorn
Smith
Vanarsdall
Chas. Pattersop
Linnsburg
Linn’s Grove
AI. A. Vanarsdall
Samy
A Vanarsdall
Abs
Ethel Hypes
Hester Hypes
Mary Katherine Bean
Elizabeth Scott
Raygiond Abbott
Lillian Abbott
Aglo
Lena Hoypes
Cakal Bean
M. A. Vanarsdall
Framers Hypes
Public Sale of Farm After Sale of Farmstead and Livestock
Public sale at my residence three miles from stop 128 on the Lebanon Crawfordsville interurban, northwest of Advance and New Ross, on Wednesday September 5 beginning at 1 o clock. Includes Blackmare six year old horse, bay and sorrel stock, cows Jersey and Holstein, calves, fourteen spring shoats, sows, farm implements, grain and feed. Terms: sums up to five dollars cash, larger items on nine months credit with notes at eight percent interest. cash discount five percent. Lunch served by Ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stop 128
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Advance
New Ross
Jersey
Farrow
Turnbull
John Deere
Teacher Training Convention Notes and Plans
A county convention program lists sessions from 8:30 to 12:00 with classes, devotions, and reports. It highlights a new Teacher Training feature, an expected 200 automobile parade, 100 delegates per township, and dinner by Advance churches for twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Ledbetter
Brown
Lissia Ryan
Social Visits Cross County Lines
Providence residents Bert Ferguson and wife along with Chas Truax and family spent Sunday in Owen County visiting Truax relatives. Bert Truax accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edwards of Lebanon visited D W Otenburg and family, with Ruth and Thelma Ferguson as granddaughters. Minnie Rose and children from Lebanon were with Grant Davis and family Saturday night and Sunday. Jessie Kelley and children of Lebanon visited Thos McLaughlin and family. Gaynell Stump stayed with Thos McLaughlin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ferguson
Chas. Truax
Owen Co
Truax
Bert Truax
Joe Edwards
Lebanon
Ora Otenburg
New Brunswick
D.W. Otenburg
Ruth and
Thelma Ferguson
Minnie Rose
Grant Davis
Jessie Kelley
Thos. McLaughlin
Sugar Creek Baptist Association Holds Successful Meeting
The Sugar Creek Baptist Association gathered at the Whorleys country home with ministers W S Applegate Isaac Whitelock David Docimead David Smith Preston Smith Oscar Irwin and C L Airhart in attendance. Rev Airhart was elected Moderator and A Goff Clerk for next year. The next gathering is set for Bethel in Montgomery County. Mr and Mrs M P Riner and son Carl and Frank Riner head to Kentucky visiting Pleasureville Christ end burg Cra fters Shelbyville Scrab Lexington Frankfort and Mammoth Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek Baptist Association
Mack Whorley
W.S. Applegate
Salem
Isaac Whitelock
Terre Haute
David Docimead
Marshall
David Smith
Covington
Preston Smith
Whitestown
Oscar Irwin
C. L. Airhart
Greencastle
Airhart
A. §. Goff
Bethel
Montgomery County
M. P. Riner
Carl
Frank Riner
Kentucky
Machine
Pleasureville
Christenburg
Crafters
Shelbyville
Scrabl
Lexington
Frankfort
Mammoth Cave
Local Red Cross Notes and Church Activities
Red Cross notes report material shortages hindering Thursday and Friday sewing. Guest day meeting praised. future meeting place to be announced. Advancement at Bethany Park and Bible School reports, with praise for Chas Farlow and Halstead. Visitors Isaac Emmert and the Shaws spent Sunday with Mrs Vine Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Halstead
Barr
Bethany Park
Sylvan Yager
MOSE RILEY On Skirts and Speed in Town
Mose Riley quips on the best skirts in town being the outskirts and hobby speed, notes muzzled dogs and knockers, urges keeping the town going, and compares quitting time to equity while cautioning about things sliding across the kitchen floor that may be water.
Estrayed Sow With Red Spots At Leaton Day
Estrayed black sow with a few red spots reported at Leaton Day. Owner information not provided. Local notices request identification by owners or observers noting distinctive markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaton Day
Local Notes On Hogs And Visits Across Lebanon
Advance RR. 21 Dave Hedge sold his hogs Monday. Ruie Broshar was in Lebanon Tuesday. Valley Hedge and family spent Thursday with Dave Hedge and family. Clay Sheets and family of Lebanon spent Sunday with John Nicely and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hedge
Ruie Broshar
Lebanon
Valley Hedge
Clay Sheets and Family
John Nicely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bok Raelt
THE
Advance Grain CO
Advance Lumber Co
the Shintyhe
Himal Convention
Boone County Sunday School Association
Advance Community Building Advance
Indiana
Crose E. E. Smith
Ethel F
Temperance Missionary Press
Atfairs
Lissia Bear
Mos
Thyra Yates
B. Brook Omer Beek
J. D. Emmert
W. B. Crosers
Ovid Knowlton
Ora McDaniel
Harry Maxwe
Emma
Guening
O. V
R. H
Erma Lemon
Parade
Communit
Dover
Aid of Providence Church
C. 1
WAITT
J. B. Henderson
Geo. E. Adams
Providence
Baptist Association
Otf
A. H. Vager
Harry Carter
Rehn & Rohn’s
Advance Christian
John Halstead
S.S
S. S
Chas. Farlow
Bro
Halstead
Bro. Farlow
Church
Irene
Isaac Emmert
Lee Shaw
Jamestown
Vine Day
Mose Riley
the Advance Bakery
L. W. Kirtley
First National Bank
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