Miss Esther Sparks Weds Clyde Pickering in Danville
Esther Sparks daughter of Geo and Mrs Sparks married Clyde Pickering of Thorntown Thursday at Danville Indiana with Rev Sando officiating. Groom a farmer, couple to reside with Sparks family. Sparks taught at Advance school and Bible class. News notes include Mary Dale visiting, and a large Hat Whitecotton reunion with 70 attendees near New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Sparks
Geo. Sparks
Clyde Pickering
Thorntown
Danville
Hainois
Sando
R. S. Futwider
John Whitecotton
Elistia ‘Reese
Nancy Whitecotton
Ernest Smith
Jas. Smith
Ora Sutton
Lafayette Lucas
Hat Whitecotton
New Market
A Badge of Distinction at Mt Zion Cemetery
Local notes record Sunday dinners with families across several households in Indiana towns including Lebanon Danville and Indianapolis. A vocational agriculture program is proposed for the Veedersburg high school. A Wabash College student football incident ends with injuries after a failed overtake. A bakery business sale and new management are announced in Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer
Veedersburg
State Department of Agriculture
Rural towns face loss of postal routes and irony of Uncle Sam
The piece argues small towns in Boone County lose rural postal routes harming communities like Advance Whitestown Thorntown Jamestown and Lebabon while cities gain. It questions government policy and urges protection of rural services to keep schools churches and local businesses thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Postoffice Department
Washington
Postoffice
Whitestown
Mes
Uncle Sam
Board of Health
Purdue
State Board of Education
Jamestown
Advance
Thorntown
Boone County
Lebagon
Sam
Local Families Visit and Obituary Notices
Weaver Emmett and family of Jamestown visited Sunday. James Serring and family spent late last week with relatives in Liberty. Alva Cory and family of Indianapolis visited late last week with Robt. Adams and family near Max. Mrs Ada Wooris hosted a dinner Friday for Misses Verde and Dessie Dean. John M. Brown, a farmer near New Ross, was buried at Mt. Zion Sunday after dying suddenly at work. A slumber party at Mrs. Ross Caldwell’s Friday night included Mrs. Clara Emmert, Mrs. Madge Smith, Stella Dean and Leola McClaine. Ott Whitecotton of Terre Haute and family will visit his parents next week in Advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Martin
Frank Martin
B. F. Shawnley
Carmen Ross
Gladys
Verna Smith
Wm. Ross
Geo. Zimmerman
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Joseph B.graves
Canada
Chas. Airhart
Danville
Martha Graves
Bonnie and
Opa Airhart
Lawton Ward
Arthur Joseph
James Serring
Liberty
Alva Cory
Robt. Adams
Max
Ada Wooris
Verde
Dessie Dean
John M. Brown
New Ross
Mt. Zion
Ross Caldwell
Clara Emmert
Madge Smith
Stella Dean
Leola McClaine
Ott Whitecotton
Charles Whitecotton
Terre Haute
Coon
Perfume varieties described in old advertisement
An ad boasts diverse May blossom fragrances in liquid form from Egypt, Japan, and France. It claims customers should pay a fair price to receive lasting, delicate, high quality odors and emphasizes the speaker's inability to fully explain all varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Japan
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advance Hardware Co
Mary Dale
Lebanon
James Caplinger
Dessie
Columbus
Ohio
Jackson Township
John Wells
Leola‘McClaine
Nina Waters
J. W.cornelius
Clair Leeke
John Nicely
Howard Davis
Edward Shular
Don Frist
Wabash
Rush Voorhis
Davis
Wabash College
Harting
Hill
Advance Bakery
Empye
Bammert
Proffitt
Crawfordsville
Emmett
Wes
Weaver Emmett
Little Town
Abe Peters
Burns & Stall
Pokes & Jabbs
Burrin Drug Store
Bowman & Son
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