Local Notes On Residents Moves And Visits
Max Jesse Sherrill remains seriously ill as the school at this place closes Wednesday. Sylvester Booker moved to Lebanon this week while Edd Viddito heads to his Brunswick area farm and Walter Christler takes the house left vacant. Aliie Branagan and Thorn Town wife visited Mont Slanters over Sunday with other local neighbors. Visitors Sunday included William Nay, Roy Powell, Orley Steward and families, and Hazel Lasley. McKern visits Mounts. Mrs Stanley of Indianapolis came over. Near Lebanon, Nay and wife, and Lon Nay and wife joined Harry Nelson’s Sunday. Edlin and Metzger from Milledgeville visited Charley Voris. Protracted Baptist meeting closed with five additions. Vera Shankland, teaching near Rosston, visited her parents Saturday. Guy Evans moved to Bloomfield Grimes’ house last week. Walter Cory moved into Evans’ vacated house.
Local notes on visits and events in town
Happy Hollow James Gordon improves. Low Bratton in Lebanon with Ed Harper visiting his family. J L Erskine and family and JL M Smith and wife attend Advance church. Low Bratton moves brother Homer to Thorntown. No TL Saturday school closed with full house and good program. CL and Lucas provide phonograph music between acts.
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No. TL
Lucas
Local Folks and Social Visits Reported in Cason News
Andy Hutson moved near Crawfordville last week. Stephen Eads of Darlington visited George Pyles Sunday. Claud Brown of Indianapolis visited relatives here Sunday. One accession occurred at the Christian church Sunday night. George Stottler moved to Mrs. Henderson's property last week. Charley Dean and wife of Thorn Town visited T. H. Deans Sunday.
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Stephen Eads
Darlington
George Pyles
Claud Brown
Indianapolis
Christian Church
George Stottler
Mra. Henderson
Charley Dean
Thorntown
T. H
Locals Update From Lew Hostetters to City Visitors
No. 5 Locals reports Robi Jones moving on Lew Hostetters place. Wm Todd guest of Chas Spangler Wednesday. Wim Poynter guest of Artie Cliffton Wednesday. John Shelly visiting his father Isaac Shelly. Mrs Johnson Heath visiting Mrs James Daniel this week. Meeting closed at Old Union last Friday night with thirteen additions. Bill Canada and wife with Mrs Pete Todd who is very sick. Anna Kibby guest of Uncle George Kibby last Thursday. Roy and Anna Kibby guests of John Poynter Friday. Mrs Lina Shelly and Vergil visiting relatives over Sunday. Rosa Slavens, Bessie Hutchinson and Mrs Martha Hutchinson guests of Mrs James Chenowith Thursday.
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Bill Canada
Pete Todd
Rosa Slavens
Bessie Hutchinson
Martha Hutchinson
James Chenowith
Pain Balm Restores Dennison Brakeman to Work
William Shaffer of Dennison Ohio lay bedridden for weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. He used Chamberlains Pain Balm from McCaw's drug store and within a week could return to work, noting his improved condition and happiness. For ails by Joseph Bros.
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William Shaffer
Dennison
Ohio
MceCaw
Chamberlain
Joseph Bros
Newspaper ads beat other methods in Harper trial
A Harper and Brothers test placed a popular author against an unknown writer. With equal spend the newspaper advertisement sold 200,000 more copies, showing readers turn to papers for book information as well as other news. The piece argues local papers are the best advertising measure reaching households.
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Harper & Bros
Bushtown Locals Admit Arrival of a Boy
Tom Walker smiles and says its a boy. Margarett Nicely moved to Advance Tuesday. Sam and Joe Frazier were in New Ross Monday. Wm. Farlow was in Lebanon on business this week. Henry Brown and family visited Joe Beck and family Sunday. Chas Shelley visited Abe Shelley Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Isaac Galladay of New Ross visited Sam Frazier Sunday. John Pallet and wife of New Ross visited Adam Shelleys Sunday. Mrs Willard Gardner who has been sick for the past three weeks is able to be up again. On Whitley and family and Lida Garden were the guests of Adam Shelley and family Sunday evening. Versa Smith of Advance stayed with Adam Shelleys for three weeks and returned home Saturday.
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Willard Gardner
Versa Smith
Advance
Adam Shelleys
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Local Citizen
A Maplesville doctor reports a hoarse local man, J. G. Smitherman, bought Chamberlains Cough Remedy and saw quick relief. The patient returned the next day praising the product and claiming it worked better than any prior medicine. For sale by Joseph Bros.
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J. G. Smitherman
C. N. Parnell
Maplesville
Ala
Joseph Bros
Sunday Train Service Notice at Waveland and Advance
Notice lists a Sunday train route from Waveland to Ander son and return leaving Adames at 7:02 a.m. and arriving Advance at 0:31. Mentions a low round trip rate for Sunday. Signed by W.S. Panxacast 6B, A.
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Entral Indianary.o
Waveland
Anderson
Adames
W.S. Panxacast
Local Notes From Ballard and Nearby Counties
Wm and Chas Owens were visiting in Putman county. Edith Ewin visited sister Mrs Jack Smith last week. Roy Nicely bought a driving horse from Chas Caldwell. Milt Skeggs and wife visited her brother in Crawfordsville over Sunday. Neighbors gave Milt Skeggs a surprise oyster supper Saturday night.
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Wm. and
Chas. Owens
Putman County
Edith Ewin
Jack Smith
Roy Nicely
Chas. Caldwell
Milt Skeggs
Crawfordsville
No Astrologer Needed in Brooklyn Life Cartoon
The cartoon dialogue features a couple debating astrology and marriage. The man asks why consult a astrologer when he could have been told the same thing. The woman dismisses the expense as unnecessary.
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Brooklyn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Oath 1956
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized by A. W. Gleason on December 1956 in Toledo Ohio.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall’s Family Pills Promote Constipation Relief
An old advertisement claims the product is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It invites readers to send for testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the manufacturer and says the pills are sold by all druggists for five cents.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
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