Local society notes from Lebanon area today
Advance R R 21 Joe Frazier made a business trip to Lebanon Wednesday. Chas Blunk bought some hogs of George Broshar last Saturday. Chas Taylor is working for Chas Sparks for a while. L E Woodard wife and son Lloyd were Sunday visitors at Harry James. Elmer Wall has rented Valley Hedges farm east of Max and moved this week. Clay Sheets and family of North Salem spent weekend with Mrs Emma Nicely and children. James Proffit and family and Henry Proffit were Sunday visitors at Sam Frazier. George Broshar and family attended church at Max Sunday and took dinner with James Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Blunk
George Broshar
Elmer Wall
Valley Hedges Farm
Max
Clay Sheets and Family
North Salem
Emma Nicely
James Bean
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Church With Growth
The Ladies Aid Society held a Monday afternoon meeting at the church with twelve new members and strong interest. Various local families hosted visitors over the weekend including Alta Walker, Esther Armstrong, Van Riggins, James Sutton, Lloyd Nay, Elmer Wall, Ruie Broshar, George Graham, Ora Stump, and W. H. Nay, who attended church and shared meals. Regular preaching occurred Sunday and Sunday night.
Golladay School House and Local Happenings
The farmers are husking corn as James Higgs builds a new barn. Chas McCafferty of Shannondale works for Robt Ferguson. Don Meadows and family from Lebanon visited John Dean. Otto Threlkeld and family spent time with Harry Apple and wife in Carpentersville. Mrs Dan Ottenburg and Ora of Jamestown visited Bert Ferguson and family. Hallie Higgs attended the Gladys Emmett and Paul Schenck wedding in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Meadows
Family of
Lebanon
John Dean
Otto Threlkeld
Harry Apple
Carpentersville
Putnam County
Dan Ottenburg
Ora
Jamestown
Bert Ferguson
Hallie Higgs
Gladys Emmett
Paul Schenck
Visits Near Lebanon Highlight Local Families
J C and Morris Reese spent Saturday and Sunday with Joho Akers and family east of Lebanon. George Kibbey and family with Mrs Manda Dala visited Frank Utterback and family on Sunday. Mrs Joho Kernodle with daughter Roxie and Winnie Miller were Sunday guests of Joe Jackson and family. Mrs Elizabeth Jackson stayed a few days with her daughter Emma Patterson near Lebanon. Elisha Reese and family had Sunday dinner with Emma Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. and
Morris Reese
Joho Akers
Family
Lebanon
George Kibbey
Manda Dala
Frank Utterback
Joho Kernodle
Roxie
Winnie Miller
Joe Jackson
Mrs
Elizabeth Jackson
Emma Patterson
Elisha Reese and
Emma Jackson
Stable flies linked to infantile paralysis transmission
The public health service report identifies ordinary stable flies as carriers of poliomyelitis. Monkeys bitten daily by these flies developed paralysis symptoms seven to nine days after exposure, with autopsies confirming diagnosis. Further work is needed to confirm this transmission method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Hygienic Laboratory
Mark W. Richardson
Massachusetts Board of Health
Milton J. Rosenau
Harvard Medical School
How To Conquer Rheumatism At Your Own Home
An advertisement offers a free trial of Chronicure to treat rheumatism and related ailments by mail. It claims blood cleansing and a tonic effect, with a large free package sent to Mrs. M Summers in South Bend Indiana, and invites readers to share the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
E. Washington Avenue
South Bend Lad
Preventive Advice for Tuberculosis Sufferers
Do not neglect a cold or a cough and avoid dust and alcohol. Keep windows open night and day, eat plain wholesome food, and do not kiss or sleep with someone who has consumption. Keep rooms clean with damp dusting, avoid shared towels, monitor weight, cover food and drink, and wash floors with a damp cloth.
Said by the Owl on Ego and Fame in Society
A collection of aphorisms critiquing egotism, money, genius, and social pretenses. It notes fashion as a global slave owner, questions time and reading, and warns against quiet appearances masking danger.
Tragedies Told in Headlines of the Day
A string of sensational headlines depicts mishaps and odd incidents. A club room mishap leaves readers perplexed about the ingredients involved. An actress sits on a papier mache prop, provoking amusement and scandal. A woman wearing a picture hat nears a monkey cage sparking concern. A city sportsman fails to bag a snipe after hours of effort. A rattled chauffeur’s car hits a park statue while the statue remains unharmed. A bride’s young brother witnesses a giant firecracker blast during a ceremony. A sealed will is opened before relatives revealing four thousand dollars for a monument.
Thirteen symbolism in American emblems alarm thinker
A speaker notes the recurring motif of thirteen in U.S. symbols including states stars stripes the olive branch and phrases. The writer muses that someone obsessive could view the pattern as ominous suggesting hidden meaning or warning.
Fact and Fancy Noted Reflections On Life And Character
A collection of aphorisms on death rates, wool and cloth, Denmark’s 1219 flag, silence and starvation, women’s confidence, theater versus home life, self made men, and a Kansas wife accusing her husband of leading a double life revealing greater meanness than believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Don’t Get Up In a Hurry Health Advice
An advice piece warns against sudden movement after waking. It urges slow rising, stretching the arms and legs, and yawning to ease the heart and circulation. A long stretch and gentle routine is said to keep you young and add years to life.
Mother Sacrifices Life For Children in Wisconsin Fire
In New Munster, Wisconsin, Mrs. Johanna Kretschmer died saving her three children when a gasoline spill ignited a house fire. Neighbor William Kersting rescued the two unconscious youngsters, both seriously burned, after the mother perished in the flames. Coroner’s jury ruled accidental death and noted her sacrifice for her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
New Munster
Kenosha County
Johanna Kretschmer
Maxims of Leap Year and Social Wit
A quirky collection from Youan's World of maxims on love money and appearances. It blends cautions about marriage for love versus wealth with quips about judging by actions over looks and the folly of relying on handsome fortune.
Pellets of Wisdom and Aphorisms
A compendium of maxims on temptation power manners and perception. It reflects on how intentions shape leadership the cost of indiscretion and the value of quiet genius over showy talent.
Some Men Too Slow to Win in a Walk
A brief aphorism notes that success requires speed and decisive action rather than lingering hesitation. It suggests persistence may not compensate for delays and implies quicker effort yields better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClary
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Chas. Taylor
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Harry James
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Henry Proffit
Sam Fraziers
The
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Alta Walker
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Thorntown
Ernest Laller
van Riggins
Lee Shaw
James Sutton
Ora Sutton
Lloyd Nay
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Ruie Broshar
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George Graham
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Burrin Drug Co
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Bank of Advance
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Jackson Two
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U.S
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