Golladay School House Visitors and Local News
Robert Ferguson was in Advance Friday. Harry James was in Lebanon Saturday. Clarence Pipes made a business trip to Advance Monday. Mrs Nora Ferguson and daughters Ruth and Thelma stayed Saturday night and Sunday with her parents at Jamestown. Mrs Laura Bowman visited Mabel Beck Saturday. Jessie Brown from near Old Union spent Sunday with Geo Brown and wife. Robert Ferguson and wife had dinner with Ray Poynter family. Chas Thompson and Everitt Beck did painting and wallpaper hanging for James Higgs last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Ferguson
Ruth
Thelma
Mrs. Ottenburg
Jamestown
Chas. Thompson
Everitt Beck
James Higgs
Local Residents Noted in Rotary List and Visits
Advance R R21 lists John Nicely on the sick list. Neal Day spent Tuesday in Lafayette. Lafayette Lucas was in Lebanon on business Tuesday. Sumner Owens and family visited Charley Canada and family of Seit Ward on Sunday. Charlie Leeke and family of Neal Ward visited Lafayette Lucas and family on Sunday. Loyd Woodard visited Oaklie and Lawrence Riner on Sunday.
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Neal
Lafayette
Lafayette Lucas
Lebanon
Sumner Owens
Charley Canada
Seit Ward
Charlie Leeke
Neal Ward
Loyd Woodard
Oaklie
Lawrence Riner
Aid Society Aids Mrs Lyda Jackson In Afternoon Work
Old Union notes list activities including Avery Zimmerman losing a mare last week. Garfield Burriss and wife visited Frank Peterson and wife. Norma Jarrett visited Lewis Elder near Litton. Mrs Susan Hinton is poorly. Bob Todd worked for Isaac Shelley. Martha Caldwell of Jamestown visited Hinton. Mabel Utterback works at Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Caldwell
Jamestown
Susan Hinton
Dover Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Carl Stark visited his parents in Dover over the weekend. Otis Young and wife hosted Chas Wooris and wife and Harry Shepherd and wife from Lebanon. Charley Johnson returned to Indianapolis after a measles vacation. Dudley Grimes and wife of Indianapolis and David Butner of Lebanon were guests of Blocomfield Grimes and family. Mrs. Harry Nelson visited her brother Val Wiggins near New Brunswick in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Young
Chas. Wooris
Harry Shepherd
Lebanon Sunday
Charley Johnson
Indianapolis
Dudley Grimes
David Butner
Lebanon
Blocomfield Grimes
Family Sunday
Harry Nelson
Val Wiggins
New Brunswick
Sunday Weather Halts School and Updates from the Area
No Sunday School due to bad weather. Ogle Melson family visited George Brown near Shannondale. Sherrill and Irene Laller visited Mrs Shelburn near Northfield. Herman Broshar stayed with grandparents Lasley. Fern Stephenson from Lebanon visited McMullen family. Auto trucks purchase hints at a new auto huckster wagon. George Broshar’s west of Advance visit with Mrs Wendling, who died April 25, 1912. she was well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Broshar
Advance
James Lasley
W. P. Wendling
Roachdale
The Value of Local Stores in Small Town Life
A Lebanon Patriot excerpt extols home town retail stores as convenient and economical. It highlights seeing goods before paying, avoiding city trips, saving time and energy, shopping at leisure, and inspecting goods to ensure sound purchases.
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The
Lebanon
Local Social Roundup in Lebanon R R18
Winnie Miller Salie Emmett spent weekend with Nealia Jackson. Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Walter Brown visited with Mrs. Chas. Brown. Sem Graham wife and son with Elisha Raese family. Chas. Dale and wife visited John Kernodle family. Alice Scott with mother Dee Scott. Warren Dillian and family with relatives near Pittsboro. Leona Melson and children of Max visited Chas Brown family. Mary Jackson daughter Nealia and Versa Reese with Mrs. John Whitecotton and son Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Miller
Salie Emmett
Nealia Jackson
Sem Graham
Elisha Raese
Leona Melson
Max
Chas Brown
Mary Jackson
Nealia
Versa Reese
Lebanon
Home merchants support growth of local stores and jobs
The piece urges residents to shop at home to attract and sustain well stocked local retailers. Patronizing home merchants speeds storefront improvements, more clerks, and broader assortments, boosting community convenience and property values.
One on Mickey in a Sudden Help Moment
Mickey offers to help Kitty amid a sudden emotional moment as she expresses distress. The exchange captures a candid, intimate street scene with regional dialect and personal support.
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Mickey
Kitty
Tries Our Patience in the Crowd
A historical line portrays a person labeled as the most hateful wight in human throng who proclaims self righteousness and insists others are wrong. The quoted sentiment reflects a sharp clash of views within a public setting.
Fragmentary diary style lines prompt puzzled holiday joke
A jumble of quotes appears to reflect a curious exchange about not giving the janitor a Christmas present. The lines reference youth and a question about why, capturing an oddly humorous, incomplete note.
Symbolism of Justice Bandage Explained by Lawyer
A dialogue contrasts the symbolic bandage on Justice’s brow with the lawyer noting it also underscores how frequently justice suffers damage. The exchange highlights a classical rationale while emphasizing a modern, sharper critique.
Waiting Game Delays Shopping Trip At Local Store
Mrs Simson consoles her husband as she tests two ribbon samples while he jokes he only waited briefly before racing to a football match and a ride in Jack Dance's car. She plans a return visit as the shop nears closing.
Not Natural
Mrs Perkins and an unnamed speaker discuss her health and feelings as Dr Bright’s cure seems unlikely. The dialogue centers on relief from medicine and a lingering sense that happiness is missing without treatment.
Come-On-But in Carnegie’s Class
A clipped dialogue fragment presents a con man bragging about wealth and philanthropy, taunting a critic with a boast about being rich and fearful of dying poor, reflecting social satire on class and money.
Sweet Poem About Traveling Without Tips
A playful verse imagines the joy of a trip unburdened by tipping. It contrasts the sweetness of travel with the burden of gratuities, presenting a whimsical wish for carefree journeys.
Advice to a Friend on Marriage
A young man near marriage hears varied counsel about praising his wife. One friend urges constant praise of her grace and beauty, another cautions against overdoing it. The worry is that excessive flattery might make her feel she has sacrificed herself and push her toward a stage career.
Voting list inquiry and party affiliation query
A brief London Tatler joke scene as a woman asks a neighbor to confirm her husband’s party affiliation while revising the voting list. The neighbor retorts that he belongs to the party not his own. The exchange reflects political humor in social settings.
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London Tatler
Political Candidate Must Please Party to Run
A speaker argues that in this country a man cannot run for office unless he also sits well with his party, calling political acts of men effectively physical impossibilities. The exchange questions partisan influence on candidacy.
Princeton Tiger Wakes Up In Morning Banter
A brief note shows playful banter about waking up and golf as physical shape humor, referencing Princeton Tiger in a light Daily campus vibe.
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Princeton Tiger
Thoughts on Women From Classic Voices
A compact review of quotations on women from Saida Hardy Thackeray Reade Taine and others. The collection offers critical views on female nature, affection and social roles through era language and literary context.
Kidnapping Dialogue Reveals Extortion Willingness
The excerpt shows a speaker named Tommy-Say asking about paying a ransom if kidnappers caught him. Mr. Henpeck responds with a hesitant stance, suggesting a delay until an inducement is offered to take the person away.
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Tommy
Pop
Henpeck—Ii
The Power of Love In Mazie's Poodle Gift
Perry Pitt comments on romance while selecting a gift for Mazie's poodle. The playful remark highlights a lighthearted moment as the speaker muses on affection and gifts in a domestic setting.
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Perry Pitt
Mazie
A New Sect on Predestination and Public Voices
A fragment discusses a predestinarian defined as someone believed to be bound to be run over by a car. It reflects on how the larynx and voice influence popular choices, suggesting audiences may applaud a speaker’s delivery more than the idea itself.
No Malice in Farmer's Banter with Horse Dealer
Quote captures a farmer telling a horse dealer he bears no malice, hoping the dealer is chased by wolves while driving the horse he sold. The exchange reflects rustic wit in Tit-Bits style.
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NEW Hat Shop
Rose Davis
Golladay School
Robert Ferguson
Harry James
Clarence Pipes
Laura Bowman
Mabel Beck
Jessie Brown
Near Old Union
Geo. Brown
Ray Poynter
Caughier
Daugheers
M. Sumimers
Notre Dame
Ind
U.S.A
Stnithe
Coldwell
Advance Hardware Co
Trave Manks
Munn & Co
All Newsdeniers
Pamh & Cigno T Broadway
Law York
Banch Office
Washington, D. Co
McCall’s 3 Magazine and
Beall Patieres
thicCail’s
Adred
McCall’s
Mo Q
McCall
Guy
Mal
McCall’s Magazin
37Th St
New York City
Rample
Advance R. R
John Nicely
OLD Union
Aid Society
Lyda Jackson
Avery Zimmerman
Garfield Burriss
Frank Peterson
Norma Jarrett
Lewis Elder
Litton
Bob Todd
Isaac Shelley
Mabel Utterback
Dover
Carl Stark
Mr. and
Mrs
Frank Stark
Ogle Melson
George Brown
Shannondale
H. Z. Sherrill
Irene Laller
Mrs. Shelburn
Northfield
Fern Stephenson
Frank McMullen
Fanny McMullen
Mrs McMullen
Frank
George Broshar
West of Advance
Walter Brown
Chas. Brown
Chas. Dale
John Kernodle
Alice Scott
Dee Scott
Warren Dillian
Pittsboro
John Whitecotton
Lawrence
Andy Hunt
Aristmas
Symbolism
Carnegie
Saida
Thomas Hardy
Francois Rabelais
J. M. Clarrie
William Makepeace Thackeray
Charles Reade
Judge Haliburton
Hippolyte A. Taine
the Wise Man
Seoace
Wombat
Puck
Farmers Pride
Blue Ribbon
Gha, E. Eulge
Tierse Shocing
Abia Esren
Wal Mab Y Wassles
Ji.v. Ross
Indiana
George McDaniel
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