Hazlewood Community Notes Include Illnesses And Local Visits
M M Edrington butchered a cow Tuesday while O A McClaine and wife remain quite poorly. Billingsly visited Indianapolis on business Thursday. Ursula Titus and Mary Stump spent Thursday evening in Advance. Armond Akers visited Otis Ray on Sunday. Mrs Margaret Becks builds a new poultry house. Emery Proffits and family in Lebanon Wednesday. Jessie McClaine and Gladys Kin caid worked for Otis Coons last week. Vesper Ediing'son sold cas es to John Caldwell of Advance Saturday. Robert Billingsly ends studies at Valparaiso University. Perry Ray and family spent Sunday with Walter Moxvsenghlinso near Beckville.
Local Visits Report From Friday To Sunday
Elmer Morrison and brother Vergil Morrison with family visited Sear Stewards Chapel on Friday and Saturday. John Heath and wife are visiting Ode Hieath near Bainbridge this week. Hansil Butler and family visited his parents and Wm Butler Saturday night and Sunday. Tina Utterback spent Sunday with Alice Scott. Frank Heads and wife were in Lebanon Thursday of last week. Orlie Hutchinson and wife of North Salem visited grandmother and other friends from Thursday until Saturday. Bertha and Treasie Butler were in Lebanon Thursday. Tina Utterwack was in Lebanon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Morrison
Sear Stewards Chapel
Vergil Morrison
John Heath
Ode Hieath
Bainbridge
Hansil Butler
Wm. Butler
Tina Utterback
Alice Scott
Frank Heads
Lebanon
Orlie Hutchinson
North Salem
Bis
Thwedey
Gallating School House Visit Notes Local Folks
James Stanford of Crawfordsville was in the vicinity last Saturday. Elzie Threlkeld and family had dinner Sunday with Onto Threlkeld and family. Mrs Margaret Ferguson visiting her son Robert Ferguson and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanford
Crawfordsville
Elzie "Threkeld
Msn
Margaret Ferguson Ie
Robert Ferguson
Mush and Milk Reflections on Cost of Living
The piece recalls Boone County days when families ate mush and milk for supper and prized frugal living. It cites S. S. Marvin’s talk arguing mush and milk as a simple refuge from high costs, contrasting past prices with today’s higher milk, eggs, and meat costs and missing staple comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Marvin
South Times
S. S. Marvin
Stomachs Have Changed Mother and Meal Habits
A critic argues old dietary habits and maternal remedies no longer apply. The writer notes that past heavy meals once tolerated by the body now risk illness, as stomachs and conditions have evolved over decades.
Advance Band Promises Improving Rehearsals and Spectacular Show
The Advance Band is improving at every rehearsal and the boys plan a real musical treat soon. It will include vocal music, musical selections, and original stunts to captivate the audience. Watch for the concert announcement.
December Hustler Subscription Offers and Arrears Deal
The notice promotes Christmas time offers for Hustler subscriptions. New subscribers can get one year for 45 cents if they bring in another subscriber at 45 cents, or 60 cents without the cooperative plan, valid only in December. Arrears are offered 60 cents for 1913 payments, or 45 cents if settling 1913 while subscribing for 1914 at 5 cents. Delinquents must settle due to postal rules. OKA McDANEL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oka McDanel
How To Conquer Rheumatism At Your Own Home
If you or any of your friends suffer from rheumatism kidney disorders or excess uric acid causing lameness backache muscular pains or painful swollen joints this guide claims to help with home remedies and simple regimens for relief and recovery.
Free Trial Chronicure Offer Promises Rheumatism Help
A drug advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of 131 E. Washington Avenue, South Bend Tad, promotes Chronicure as a free trial treatment for rheumatism and related ailments. It claims blood cleansing and general tonic effects and invites readers to request a large free package by mail, noting no COD scheme and proof that Chronicure can succeed when others fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
E. Washington Avenue
South Bend
Tad. Ady
Advance Christian Church Weekly Schedule and Attendance
Attendance at Sunday School was 123 with a collection of $3.50. Bibles numbered 32. Willing Workers meet the first Saturday afternoon each month. Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock. Preaching services on the second and fourth Sundays of each month, both morning and evening.
Country News Brief Notes Printing Delayed This Week
The note states printing of Country News will be postponed this week due to limited time and space. Readers are advised to check next issue for full coverage and updates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advance
Indiana
J.B. Beaver
C.C
Henry Frazier
K.R
Diemuck Haugloft
Olype Cutty
C. H. Suuwer Owens
C. of
Nipmuck Tribe
Frank Whitely
C.e.mccuaine
Bank of Advance
Citizens State Bank
Jamestown
HR. M. Graves
Jackson
Redvance Lodge
McCo
H.o.bennett
W.N T. EB. Burrin,s
Advance Lodge
Emery Proffitt
Ion Craver Secs
A. H. Yager
Jetitial
Ben Through
Munro & Co
Scieetific American
Yarcester Ponary
Dennis
All
inUidl & CO
New York
Washington
D.C
A. Nelson
Ind
Candies
Cigara
Chas. E. McClaine
Abe Shelley
Ora
Willard Gardner
Suadey
Kern
City Club
Ghas. E. McGlaine
Out of Towy
Our Country
Hazelwood
M.M
Edrington
O A McClaine
Wife
Billingsly
Indianapolis
Ursula Titus
Mary Stump
Armond Akers
Otis Ray
Margaret Becks
Emery Proffits
Jessie McClaine
Gladys Kincaid
Otis Coons
Vesper Ediing‘son
John Caldwell
Robert Billingsly
Valparaiso University
Perry Ray
Walter Moxvsenghlinso
Beckville
Bertha and
Treasie Butler
Tina Utterwack
Wother
Mall
Economy Tailoring Co
Waters & Wall
Advance Christian Church
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