Jubilee Meeting Report and Social Gatherings
Wm Martin and family from New Market attended the Jubilee meeting Sunday afternoon. Clair Leeke and Mrs. Basha Leeke attended an ice cream fest at John Nisley’s Monday night. Odus Spohr and Rev Boyd and others bought garden plants in Ladoga Monday. After Church Sunday, Odus Spohr entertained Wm Ford and family to dinner. Afternoon callers included Rev Boyd, Mrs L C Caldwell and Ruth Wright. Wm Rohn hosted Mr and Mrs Bert Shera and Les Walker and sons. John Nisley and family entertained Mr and Mrs Clair Leeke and Mrs Basha Leeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Martin
Family of
New Market
Clair Leeke
Basha Leeke
John Nisley’s
Odus Spohr
Boyd
Tom Rohn
Ladoga
Wm Ford
L. C. Caldwell
Ruth Wright
Wm Rohn
Bert Shera
Les Walker
John Nisley
Local Happenings and Social Visits Reported
Advance RR 21 Miss Ruie Broshar was in Leb anon Thursday and Friday. Chas Kincaid has been ditching for Chas Sparks. George Broshar with rheumatism went to the National Sanitarium at Martinsville Sunday for treatment. Clair Leeke and wife visited John Nicely and wife. Lawrence Riner and wife visited Walter Bush and family. Clay Moyer, who works near Old Union, spent the weekend with Frank Riner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruie Broshar
Lebanon
Chas
Kincaid
Sparks
George Broshar
National Sanitarium
Martinsville
Clair Leeke
John Nicely
Clay Moyer
Old Union
Frank Riner
Hazelwood Social Notes Relay Local Illness and Visits
Mrs A R Edrington remains quite poorly Cecil Smith is on the sick list Mrs S A Riggins called on Mrs Ralph Jones Saturday afternoon Lon Titus circulated a petition to sell the No 8 school house O A McClaine did repair work for Bob Adams and Albert White Miss Mildred Kibbey stayed with Dorsey Butler and family near Midway Mrs Chamness who came for her daughter's illness returned home in Cartersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Edrington
Cecil Smith
Lon Titus
O. A. McClaine
Bob Adams
Albert White
Mildred Kibbey
Dorsey Butler
Midway
Christian Church Sees Strong Sabbath School and May Drive
Christian Church notes a successful Sabbath School, praise for a May drive, and appreciation for the Patriotic Program. Rev. Rector will serve another year with a pay increase. Os Rector and workers organize children’s exercises for June and urge continued yearly work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
Higgins
Ora McDaniel
For Sale John Deere Cultivator and Local Visit Notes
For sale late model John Deere two row cultivator in good shape. Advance Hardware to Miss Arlene Davis of Winfield Kansas spent Sunday night with Lora McClain and wife. Miss Davis is a cousin of Mrs. McClain. Miss Mary Blessing of Pittboro and Miss Verla Higgins visited Saturday and Sunday in Lafay ette and Crawfordsville. Little Nora McCabe visited Monday night and Tuesday with Voris Airhart and wife. Will Martin and family visited Sunday afternoon with Link Jones and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Arlene Davis
Winfield
Kansas
Lora McClain
Miss Davis
Mary Blessing
Pittboro
Verla Higgins
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Nora McCabe
Voris Airhart
Will Martin
Link Jones
Jolly Bunch Holds Semiannual Reunion at Pines
The Jolly Bunch met at the Pines the country home of Mr and Mrs David Reed northwest of Advance. Guests included Frank Walkup New Ross O W Bowman Shannondale Newt Meek Crawfordsville Elvina Ehans Jamestown Frank Reynolds North Salem Baxter Reed Marion Riner Advance and John McKinney Thorntown. The day featured a war time repast and friendly visits ending at twilight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walkup
New Ross
O. W. Bowman
Shannondale
Newt Meek
Crawfordsville
Elvina Ehans
Jamestown
Frank Reynolds
North Saem
Baxter Reed
Marion Riner
Advance
John McKinney
Thorntown
Lebanon
Farewell Social for Rev Hendershot and Wife
A Saturday farewell at A W Colgrove's home honored Rev Hendershot and his wife as they prepare to move to Kansas for Mrs Hendershot's health. About sixty five friends attended the surprise gathering, socialized, and shared ice cream and cake. Mrs E M Henderson presented a tablecloth sheet pillow cases and a cash donation on behalf of the church and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Colgrove
Hendershot
Kansas
Austrian tramp Ansel Bryan pleads guilty to vagrancy
An Austrian tramp named Ansel Bryan, 57, was captured in Jefferson township and brought to the city. He pleaded guilty before Judge Parr to vagrancy, was fined 50 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to sixty days on the state penal darm. He said he came from Slavic Austria via Germany and has spent 35 years in North America begging and working odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansel Bryan
Jefferson Township
Sherman Gregory
A. E. Martin
William Smith
Bryan
Austria
Germany
New York
North America
Canada
America
Armany
Knights of Pythias Reports Growth in U S and Canada
The annual report by Fred E. Wheaton shows 7 118 lodges and 712 650 members across the United States and Canada with 55 Grand Domains. West Virginia leads member growth as Indiana and Ohio follow, and Detroit will host the biennial meeting in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order Knights of Pythias
Fred E. Wheaton
Supreme Keeper of Records
United States
Canada
Little Mountain
West Virginia
Mr. Wheaton
Alaska
Australia
Canal Zone
Saskatchewan
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Lebanon
Wallace L. Wright
Wheaton
Pythian War Relief Fund
Supreme
Brown
Indiana
Ohio
Boone County
Detroit
Charles F. Remy
Arlie M.brown
John W. Gaither
John M. Lewis
James E. Watson
Miss Lena Jackson Home After Week With Aunt
Miss Lena Jackson returned home Monday after spending a week with her aunt Mrs. Emma McClaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Jackson
Emma McClaine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lippencott
Chas. E. McClaine
Lic
Caplinger
Bruce
Cunningham’s Restaurant & Bakery
A. H. Yager
BLACK
Ram Epperson
Lawrence Riner
Walter Bush
Hazelwood
S. A. Riggins
Ralph Jones
Bertha Weldon
Josie Brown
Florence Proffitt
Lula Higgins
Childrens Exercise
the Merchants of
Vance
Advance Commercial Club
Advance Grain Co
L. W. Kirtley
Indianapolis
Harry W. Reese
Reynold
Advance Lumber Co
Melson & Son
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