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Social notes from Friday to Sunday in local towns
George Brown and wife called at J. W. Cornelius on Friday evening while James Walker and wife visited William Walker. J. W. Cornelius and George Brown spent Saturday in Lebanon. Mrs. George Sparks and daughter Esther visited New Ross on Friday. The Jolly Stitchers Club met at Clara Purdue's with a pleasant gathering and two new members joined.
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George Brown
J. W. Cornelius
James Walker
William Walker
Lebanon
George Sparks
Esther
New Ross
Jolly Stitchers Club
Clara Purdue
Local notes from town including visits and trades
Max Next Sunday and Sunday night is Rev. Kelsey's regular appointment here. Mrs. W Nay and Jack Adams spent part of last week with relatives in Franklin. Della Lasley who has been sewing in Hendrix county for the past three weeks returned home Sunday. Frank McMullen has traded his store and property to O F Clark for his farm in Owen county. Vernal White returned to her home in Hilleburg after a few weeks visit with L. N. Sandlin. James Lasley and daughter Hazel returned home Sunday after a two weeks stay with W. A. Lasleys of New Ross. Mr. Lasley is taking treatment of Dr. Bronaugh of that place.
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Mrs. W . Nay
Jack Adams
Franklin
Della Lasley
Hendrix County
Frank McMullen
O F Clark
Owen County
Vernal White
Hilleburg
L. N. Sandlin
James Lasley
Hazel
W. A. Lasleys
New Ross
Mr. Lasley
Dr. Bronaugh
Morristown Sun
Sun
Morristown
Indianapolis
Mercbanta
Morrietown
Local Farm Projects Include Shed and Barn Enclosure
Advance R R No 21 Neal Day is building a new machine shed. Bob Todd is doing the work. Elza Threlkeld has his new barn enclosed. Chas Sparks and wife visited their daughter Mrs Freak Heady Thursday. John Nicely and Emma Nicey and children were in Indianapolis Thursday. Elza Threlkeld family visited Lebanon Sunday. George Broshar and family, with Edith Campbell of Lebanon, were guests of George Warrill near Pikes Crossing Sunday.
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Neal Day
Bob Todd
Mrs
Freak Heady
John Nicely
Emma Nicey
Indianapolis
Elza Threlkeld
Bernice
Lebanon
George Broshar
Ruie
Edith Campbell
George Warrill
Pikes Crossing
Local Neighbors Visit and Cattle Trades Report
James Higgs lost a fine milch cow last week. James Higgs bought a milch cow from Cate Thompson near New Ross on Monday. Gladys Bowman stayed with Mrs Goldie McLaughlin a few days last week. Hugh Bowen of Lebanon visited area to buy cattle Morday. Mrs Frank Yager and daughter Lutha from near Advance visited last Monday. Harry James and family spent Sunday with relatives near Ladoga. Ben Elmore and family near Wellestown spent Sunday with Joo Stansell and family. Myrtie Steward from near Lebanon visited with Gladys and Maude Bowman Saturday night and Sunday. D O Meadows and family from Lebanon spent Monday with John Dean and family.
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Gladys Bowman
Goldie McLaughlin
Ben Elmore
Near Wellestown
Joo. Stansell
James Higgs
Cate Thompson
New Ross
Myrtie Steward
Lebanon
Gladys and
Maude Bowman
Marriage License Nervousness Officials Say
County officials report that 99 of 100 applicants for marriage licenses show extreme nervousness while signing records. Investigations confirm many brides tremble so badly their signatures blur and they doubt they can sign their names.
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Eclerk
Piano salesman visit spurs Morristown Sun office tale
A humorous Morristown Sun column recalls a slick piano salesman who swarmed the office with hypnotic sales talk. The staff recounts resisting pressure, choosing to buy locally from Morristown merchants, and rejecting Indianapolis agents to support nearby dealers.
Star Wind Mills and Gasoline Engines Promoted
Advance Hardware advertises Star Wind Mills and gasoline engines to power water pumping, highlighting durability and efficiency for irrigation and chores.
Squirrels, laws and a wedding photo slip in early notes
The report mentions shooting limits before July 1 and wardens watching for violations as squirrels appear plentiful in the woods. It recalls a playful marital scene with a photo session and a moving van mishap, plus Thorntown mill adds two machines, boosting local employment to forty workers.
Providence Christian church holds annual June homecoming
The Providence Christian church held its annual June homecoming Sunday. Former members came from Kansas and other areas to attend the program. Surrounding counties and many from across the state were present. A big basket dinner was shared at noon in a grove. The Reverend Homer Dale led morning and afternoon preaching, followed by Children's Day exercises at night.
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Providence Christian Church
Kansas
Homer Dale
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