Out Of Tony church notes and social visits
Rev Las Lited held regular epistle services at the Christian church with Sunday events. Several residents, including Elso Green, Farl McClaine, Rose Pointer, and Fern Voris, attended gatherings and visits around town. Others, such as Mrs. Ches Thompson, Pauline, Mrs. Harve Sheets, and Ben Ellis, spent time with friends and relatives across nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ches. Thompson
Pauline
Mra Harve Sheets
Ben Ellis
Andy Hunt
Local residents share visits and family news
Zeph Hinton and Gill Utterback remain about the same. Relph Poynter visited his brother Wm. Poynter of Jamestown on Friday. Mrs Frank Heady and Mrs Josie Heady visited Sol Sering at Advance on Tuesday. Hansil Butler and wife spent Friday with his father W. P. Butler. Bob Todd returned from a visit with his uncle Jim Todd. Frank Heady and family spent Wednesday with Emery Prof. It and wife of Dear New Ross. Wm. Canada and wife Artie Clifton and family Vergil Morrison and family attended a surprise for Mrs. George Canada of Advance on Thursday. John Heckathorn and family spent Saturday night with Zeph Histon and wife. Mrs Dave Canada and daughter visited Z S Hintons Sunday. Maggie Todd tells about a day last week and is improving. Mrs Vida Graham called on Mrs W P Butler Monday afternoon. The little children of Mrs Pearl Embler have mumps. Lew Groter and wife visited on Monday night. Several from the vicinity attended Mayor Shank speaking at Advance Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Canada
Artie Clifton
Vergil Morrison
George Canada
Advance
Local residents share visits around Lebanon this weekend
John Kernedle and wife spent Sunday with Chas Dale and wife. Elieha Reese and family visited Joe Jackson and wife Sunday. Clarence Smiley and wife stayed with her father John Kersey near Lebanon Saturday night and Sunday. Harry Reesend and wife visited Otto Patterson near Lebanon Sunday. Joe Jackson and wife made a business trip to Lebanon Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kernedle
Chas Dale
Elieha Reese
Joe Jackson
Wife Sunday
Clarence Smiley
John Kersey
Lebanon
Harry Reesend
Otto Patterson
Near Lebanon
Local Notes From Lafayette Lucas Neighborhood
Advance R R 21. Lafayette Lucas who has been sick the past two weeks is able to up and around part of the time. Frank River sold some corn to Parry Bay last week. George Broshar and Gideon Smith both of this neighborhood were in Letan on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Heady of near No 5 school house spent Monday with her parents Chas. Sparks and wife. George Ray and wife spent Monday with Chas Canada and family of near Ward. L Woodard and wife and Geo. Ray and wife spent Wednesday with Geo. Broshar and family. Claude Luca spent that week with his aunt Mes. Pearl Airbart in 1)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Lucas
Frank River
Parry Bay
George Broshar
Gideon Smith
Letan
Frank Heady
Near No 5
Chas. Sparks
George Ray
Chas Canada
Near Ward
Claude Luca
Mes
Pearl Airbart
Galladay School House Scene Absent Details
James Higgs visited Lebanon Saturday while Bill Walker hauled coal from Advance last Saturday. Albert Garner made a business trip to Lebanon and Hugh Bowen was in the vicinity last Monday. Mayer.Shank performed at Advance Saturday night. James Walker and wife from near Bushtown visited Wm Walker and family last Tuesday. E S. Stansell returned from Terre Haute where he attended school. Egbert Cogle and wife spent Saturday night with Otto Threlkeld and family. Bill Trosper and family were guests of James Higgs and wife Sunday.
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Albert Garner
Lebanon
Hugh Bowen
James Walker
Bushtown
Wm Walker
E S. Stansell
Terre Haute
Egbert Cogle
Otto Threlkeld
Bill Trosper
James Higgs
McCall's Police Fashion Guide Ad Promotes Patterns
An advertisement touts McCall's as the Police Fashion Guide with pattern patterns and stylish stories. It urges readers to subscribe to S Magazine and promises 59 cent cost and a free celebrated pattern.
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McCall's
Sedmen
North Christian Sunday School Attendance Reaches Record
Attendance last Sunday was 53 with a $1.35 collection as Brother Kelley preached two sermons. Despite bad weather both services drew good crowds and the Bible School set a new record for the quarter. One Sunday remains to lift attendance before Easter Sunday program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Sundey
Bible School
Notice on Hustler Subscription Payment
The notice warns readers to pay in advance or the Hustler will be discontinued at expiration. It asks receivers to submit their payment to the office to maintain service.
Mayor Shank Advocates Milk Fed Chickens At Advance
Mayor Shank of Indianapolis spoke Saturday night in Advance urging farmer wives to triple profits by feeding milk to chickens. He described Eastern city experiences and addressed about 500 residents, staying over an hour while the Farmers' Society of Equity sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenk
Indianapolis
Farmers’ Society of Equity
Antira
Shank
Annis Bunk
Doer
John Whitest
Simple lamp care advice from a vintage note
A short homely instruction suggests saturating the wick with strong vinegar and letting it dry before lighting. The method is claimed to produce a clearer and brighter flame after a simple procedure.
Unclear fragment hints at winners and pickers
Fragmentary quote mentions someone declaring a site and referencing winners and pickers. No clear event, date, or identifiable names available in readable text.
The Brighter Side of a Bitter Surprise
An old maid jokes about a wedding after discovering the groom had no money. The bride, now middle aged, admits disappointment yet recalls the consolation of being married despite the lack of funds.
Talking doll joke sparks store chatter
A Yonkers Statesman quip compares a wind up talking doll to a woman, prompting a humorous exchange about conversations and wind up. The dialogue highlights playful gendered wit in a light exchange between Mrs. Bacon and Mr. Brown.
First Maxim for a Businessman
Willie-Say quips that sending bills is not the same as collecting money, underscoring a basic business truth about cash flow and accounts receivable. The saying frames a practical lesson for local traders in a humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Paw
Make a Simple Skipjack Sled From Barrels and Boards
A brief guide explains how to craft a skipjack sled using a stout barrel stave, two by four uprights, and a small seat. It outlines front identification, assembly steps, and a practice run on a short slope, encouraging group building and fair play among boys.
Conflict Stirs Over Neighborly Judgment
A compact meditation notes the difficulty in earning a neighbor’s good will when one’s efforts to be seen kindly go unreciprocated and provoke unmet expectations. The piece centers on social friction and mutual respect in small communities.
Advance Lumber Co Promises Coal Delivery Soon
A fragmented local note says Advance Lumber Co will deliver a car load of Black Betsy coal within a day or two, amid tense exchanges about debts and warnings. The jumbled text hints at a community concern over finances and a plan to curb debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Advance Lumber Co
Home Treatment Promises Relief for Bedwetting
An advertised cure offered by Mrs. M Summers Box W Notre Dame Tod claims to treat bedwetting in children and adults. The notice urges mothers to write for full instructions and promises free materials upon request.
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M Summers Box
Notre Dame Tod
Puzzling Questions and Train Riddles From Salty Pages
A curious math teaser asks a goose weight riddle with ten pounds plus half its weight. It then presents a rail riddle about trains from San Francisco to New York with seven days travel and asks how many trains are met. The logic reveals fourteen trains met, not seven.
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An Francisco
New York
San Francisco
Little Clara Replaces Piano with Railway Guide
A three year old girl Clara loves piano practice. Her mother, to quiet the music, placed a railway guide on the piano rack. Clara soon pitched it away and exclaimed in a humorous accent that singing cannot come from a guide, noting the wheels and posing to it.
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Clara
Plano
Notice to debtors regarding L C Bowman
The author seeks all persons owing them money to come forward and settle debts promptly. Signed L C Bowman.
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Dover
Las
Christian Church
Elso Green Farl McClaine
Morris Crose
Rose Pointer
Garrett Hazelrigg
Charly Wooris
George Randel
Mra Aurice Brown
Seymour
Milford Coons
Ife
Claud Wail
Lee Hilligos
Tom Jackson
Elkel
Elens Reese
George Brindle
Oscar Ham
Stewarde Chapel
Elisha, Reess
Earl
Zeph Hinton
Gill Utterback
Relph Poynter
Wm. Poynter
Jamestown
Mra
Josie Heady
Sol Sering
Hansil Butler
Apent
S W. P. Butler
Bob Todd
Jim Todd
Emery
Dear
New Ross
John Heckathorn
Zeph Histon
Dave Canada
Z.S. Hintons
Maggrete Todd
Vida Graham
W.P Butler
Lew Groter
Advance R. R
L . Woodard
Geo. Ray
Geo. Broshar
Galladay School House
Bill Walker
Mayer
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
Janey
Keen
S Magazine
W. 37Th St
New York City
Norc—Sampis
Rose Davis
North Christian
Mayor Shank
MeieGu
Burrin Drug Co
Atrayu
Ibno
Fred
Ignd
Heen
L. C. Bowman
Mason Jar
Chad, E, McGlaine
Perone
Epperson & McCabe
Indiana
Gost
Pesk Brown & Graver
Anup
Ra. Ae Ot Brey Ck
Ies Ee
I. Vi
EECJ
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George McDaniel
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