Old Union Births and Local Social Notes
Old Union reports a baby girl born Wednesday May 31 to Chas Beckelhimer and wife. Willard Gardner of Advance sheared sheep for Frank Heady Friday. Mrs Noah Bartlett of Barnard spends the week with Mrs Thomas Beckelhimer. Francis Grater and family and John Grater and wife attended church at Mt Zion Sunday. Wm Beckelhimer and family of North Salem spent Sunday with Pete Todd and wife. A surprise party was given Emma Jackson Friday afternoon. Miss Jennie Jackson and mother of Advance visited Joe Jackson Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Beckelhimer
Willard Gardner
Advance
Frank Heady
Francis Grater
John Grater
Mt. Zion
Wm. Beckelhimer
North Salem
Pete Todd
Della Lasley
Martinsville
Ed Connor
Lebanon
Frank McMullen
C. O. Powell
W.h.nay
John Kincaid
Local Social Roundup In Leba Area
Several residents attended weekend visits and gatherings around Leba including Lou Sandlin and wife with Hillisburg relatives, Mrs. Stella Evans visiting her mother near Leba, and Della Lasley’s Martinsville trip. Russell Shahan bought a new motorcycle and George Sunsley moved a house for Claude Williams. The Children’s Day program drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lou Sandlin
Hillisburg
Golladay School House Socials and Local Visits
Mrs Jessie Pittenger attended Advance events last Wednesday. George Brown and wife joined the Lebanon Carnival Wednesday night. Harry James and family visited Bert Ferguson family Sunday. Audie Shirley visited Ott Threlkeld family Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Hazel Garner visited her parents Isaac English near New Maynville. Bill Trosper family and Grandma Ferguson guests of Robert Ferguson Sunday. Mrs Fisher from Crawfordsville dined with James Higgs and wife Friday. Neighbors traveled to Lebanon Saturday: Millie Higgs, Marietta Fisher, WAO Walker and wife with son Emmett, Robert Ferguson and wife, Bert Ferguson and Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Lebanon
Hazel Garner
Isaac English
New Maynville
Bill Trosper
Grandma Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
Mrs. Fisher
Crawfordsville
James Higgs
Millie Higgs
Marietta Fisher
Wao. Walker
Emmett
Bert Ferguson
Ruth
Local social notes and a chicken theft report
The column lists visits among residents including Winnifred Miller with Nealia Jackson and Diley Northcutt visiting Ciara Loveless in Colfax. A chicken theft report states about one hundred chickens were taken from a home during Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diley Northcutt
Ciara Loveless
Colfax
Crump Estate Claim Compromised in Palmer Suit
Viola Palmer sued Edward Denny administrator of the W C Crump estate over unpaid care. The compromise settles her claim at 500 dollars from a 2000 dollar total, covering services for eighteen weeks with prior payments accounted. Terhune Adney Terhune represented the plaintiff. A J Shelby and Frank Hutchinson the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Palmer
Edward Denny
W. C. Crump
Terhune
Adney
Local Editor Changes Stirring New Ross Baseball Rumors
The Crawfordsville Review notes New Ross faces another leadership shuffle as Colonel W B Barton of Louisville former editor, Dr Cook, and Barton’s abrupt departure leave a cloud of questions. Barton reportedly gathered funds for a Cubs style team, then vanished after sending a pretty solicitor to collect subs. Rumors link Barton with players and a possible return, while New Ross forms an Easy Marks lodge and honors both men as life members.
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New Races Herald
Crawfordsville Review
W.B. Barton
Louisville
Dr. Cook
R. Cook
New Ross
Colonel Barton
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Pirates
Ron Johnson
Order of
Easy Marks
Kentucky
Col. Barton
Church Notes Sunday School Attendance and Miles
Sunday School report shows 134 attendees and a 4.85 collection. Men 48 on time and traveled 315 miles. women 58 on time and traveled 413 miles. Cumulative miles: men 1639 and women 4536. Brother McMahon to visit next Sunday and Sunday night. Entire collection sent for Foreign Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother McMahon
Shiloh Christian Sunday School Sees Growth and Plans
The Shiloh Christian Sunday School reports 226 dollars collected and 497 attendance points with the young men leading in both. One new scholar joined, and three members were added to the church last Sunday. The Ladies Aid plans an ice cream supper on the second Saturday night in July and baptisms are set for Saturday June 17 at 2 30. Brother Kibbey schedules a children’s service on the third Sunday night in June with a short talk followed by youth leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Christian Sunday School
Ladies Aid Society
M E B Church Cradle Roll Promotions and Sunday School
Attendance reached 75 with a collection of 1.58 dollars. On June 18 the elementary department holds the Cradle Roll service and promotion exercises. Five Cradle Roll graduates and ten Beginners advance to the Primary department after completing the two year international graded Beginners course. A short program and the pastor's sermon will follow.
Seventeen year locusts likely to appear this June
In parts of the country the seventeen year locusts are forecast to emerge in June. The article describes a distinctive monotonous sound, a W on the wings signifying war, holes in the ground after emergence, and the insects climbing stalks to shed skins before taking flight. It notes that while appearances may alarm some, there is no real cause for alarm.
Cicadas Emerge After Seventeen Years Insects Of The South
The piece explains cicadas lay eggs on small twigs in orchards and forests, hatch after a season, and spend years underground before reappearing in seventeen or thirteen years. It notes cicadas are for study, not warfare, and distinguishes them from locusts and grasshoppers which threaten crops mainly in arid regions.
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
If you suffer from bleeding itching or protruding piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the pew absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured write today to Mrs. Sumners Box VP Notre Dame Tod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Otters
M. Sumners
Notre Dame
Tod
Advance Indiana Second Class Mail Matter Note
The item records that the notice was entered as second class mail matter on March 3, 1911 at the Advance Indiana post office under the act of March 5, 1871.
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Advance
Indiana
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Typhoon Jr
Tott
Stansell Barn
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Cavlinger
Aplinger Brothers
J. W. Ross
WakerhIate S$ Tate
Pan
Usseo
Internit An
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I Investment Wicely
Keever Holton
Marccer
Bond Department
Indiamapelis
Ind
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George Melanded
Artie Weldon
Advance Hardware Co
Telus
OLD Union
Noah Bartlett
Barnard
Thomas Beckelhimer
Emma Jackson
Jennie Jackson
Mother of
Joe Jackson
Max
George Broshar
West of Advance
Ray Lasley
Stella Evans
Near Lebanoon
Jackson
Russell Shahan
George Sunsley
Claude Williams
Gideon Smith
Roy Graham
Golladay School
Jessie Pittenger
Harry James
Audie Shirley
Ott Threlkeld
R. R
Winnifred Miller
Nealia Jackson
John Patterson
Jno, Hendricks
Elizabeth Jackson
Otto Patterson
Ed McClain
Walter Brown
Chas. Brown
Omer Gayer
P. N. Harmon
Sallis Emmert
Alice Scott
Russel Balard
George Jackson
Crump
North Christian
Shiloh Christian
M.eb.church
Brown & Craver
Hall & Epperson
L. G Bowman
Chas
MccClaine
Yaghr
Advance Lodge
Jon Wallls
C.C
J. R. Sullivan, J. Rls
Enterprise Lodge
Lilly Sparks
Lorrig Lucas
A.M
M.poriner
WM Jascaplinger,s
Nipmuck
Sue
Albert Hendrin,S’e’h CB McCrarnyn, C
Clyde Cully
C. H. Sumner
C. of S
Pocohontas Lodge NO
Ben Hopson
Pocohontas
Josie Whitely
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Emery Prorest
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