New Ross Social Notes Include Visits and Local Events
New Ross reports visits from Mrs A A Fair of Omaha to Mrs T J Brown and family. Mrs C E Jones to bedside of her niece Mrs Jesse Wall at Crawfordsville. Frank Bratton and Hazel Wall with Guy Morrison’s group at an ice cream supper near Advance. Delnis Feathers ill Sunday but improving. Mrs Amanda Feathers and Adron Morrison head to North Dakota to visit daughter Mrs Carl Gossett. Norman Williams and wife welcome a baby girl. F E Graves and A P Harris guests of Mrs Arthur Claypool at Lebanon. Muriel Smith returns from Illinois trip. Miss O Haver of Lebanon visiting aunt Mrs C E Morgan. Vay Brown visits Gladys McVey. Vern Routh of Apache improving rapidly. Merona Thompson ill with appendicitis. A crowd surprises Mrs Ella Emmert for Moa Emmert’s birthday. Robert Mullendora on New Ross business. New Ross High School basketball vs Emmett Friday at 3 80. Mrs C E Evans’ class hosts a food sale at Crawfordsville. Gladys Welsh and Nora Ewen visit C E Ewen and wife. Lewie Wall and wife now living in town. Grace Smith staying in Wayne town. Mrs Albert Gray ill with heart trouble but better.
Give the Farm a Name and a Time to Stay
A farmer should name the farm to express pride and strengthen home ties. A distinguished name reflects sentiment and encourages better upkeep, including improved cultivation, houses, fences, and stock. Any farm, near or far, can gain a name from landscape, springs, trees, or history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apai
Cornelius Family Attends Lebanon Events
Bushtown Ruby Cornelius and George Brown visited Lebanon on Saturday with J W Cornelius in Lebanoon Thursday afternoon. Misses May Verna and Esther Sparka joined a miscellaneous shower for Miss Bertha Butler hosted by Mrs Beulah Riser in honor of her marriage to Ernest Huber of Thorntown. Mrs Pearl Whiteley has been ill the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Verna Cornelius
Esther Sparka
Beulah Riser
Bertha Butler
Ernest Huber
Thorntown
Pearl Whiteley
Odds and Ends Local notes and stray facts
Albanians buy portable houses freely. Jefferson Davis birthday observed as holiday in southern states. French science yields a refrigeration method using sulphur dioxide expansion for low temperatures. Cleveland gains 201 hours of daylight yearly from time change. Britain orders 200 megaphones for artillery use. Grandpa Bates, aged 85, a pioneer Oregon preacher, preaches in London with his wife during their declining years.
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Jefferson Davis
Bates
State of
Oregon
London
Fragments Hint at Public Persona and Belief in Fate
A cryptic passage hints at expectations unmet by a self-made man who shuns pride a complacent actor content with modest success and a throng in a shop of a man who shuns advertising The lines evoke a quiet reflection on pride commerce and performance.
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Advance Lodge
FJ Gregory ,C. Henry Frazier K
Nipmusk
Bart Ray
C. H. Stanner
Frank Whitely
O.e.mcoanis, C
Bill Moon
Amery Proffitt N.G
Marion Craver
Lucy
A. Nelson
Ind
Bank of Advance
Citizens State Bank
Jamestown
E. M. Graves
Jankson
Walter Hunt
Mack Wall
Manns Dressens Coprniciuts &c. Ag
Jtune & Poovive
New York
New Y York
N.S. Carter & Sons
Jamestown Milling Go
Emia
Stree Saliborna
Caltuerta
New Ross
A A Fair
Omaha
Nebraska
T J Brown
C E Jones
Jesse Wall
Crawfordeville
Frank Bratton
Hazel Wall
Guy Morrison
Advance
Frank Walters
Mt. Zion
Delnis Feathers
Amanda Feathers
Adron Morrison
North Dakotas
Carl Gossett
Norman Williams
F. E. Graves
A. P. Harris
Arthur Claypool
Lebanon
Muriel Smith
Casey
Illinois
O’haver
Mrs C E Morgan
Vay Brown
Gladys McVey
Apache, Oklahoma
Merona Thompson
William Thompson
Mre
Ella Emmert
Moa Emmert
Robert Mullendora
New Ross High School
Emmett
C E Evans
Crawfordaville
Gladys Welsh
Nora Ewen
C. E. Ewen
Lewie Wall
Grace Smith
Waynetown
Mra
Albert Gray
Bushtown
Ruby Cornelius
George Brown
J W Cornelius
Lebanoon
Hustler Publishing, Go
Indiana
the Advance Hustler
THE
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
the Farm and Fireside
Today’s Magazine
Boys’ Magazine
Household Journal
Floral Life
Odds and Ends
Cleveland
British War Office
AB. H. Yager
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