Local Social Notes From Dover and Nearby Areas
Hazelwood M M Edrington filled silos for the Dover ring last week. Mrs Anna Starwall went to Martinsville Thursday. Okie Erp visited Walter Christler and family of Max Sunday. Mrs M M Edrington and daughter Edna and Miss Nora Billingsly visited Mrs Jane McDuffie Tuesday. Jessie Christler and wife of Lebanon spent weekend with Walter Christler and family of Max. Virgil Smith is working for Ralph Jones. Mrs Wm Hammick and Oscar Erp and wife and grandma Hammick visited relatives near Gadsden a few days ago. Dorsa Butler and family spent Sunday evening with Wm Butler and wife near No 5. Ernest Edrington and wife and L W Owens and wife were in southern part of state on business Saturday. Claud Brown and Wilbur Green of Dover are painting John T Jones barn on the farm where his son Ralph lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Edrington
Dover
Anna Starwall
Martinsville
Okie Erp
Walter Christler
Max
Edna
Nora Billingsly
Jane McDuffie
Jessie Christler
Lebanon
Virgil Smith
Ralph Jones
Wm. Hammick
Oscar Erp
Local social notes from Bean School area events
James Sutton and wife were in Lebanon Sunday. Mrs Ammie Debard and son Basil were in Lebanon Thursday. Mrs Golda Emmert and children visited with her parents Joe Dean and wife last week. Milt Tomlinson and family and friend of Indianapolis and Mrs Mariam Wright were Sunday guests of Ed Wright and wife. Ed Hypes and wife visited near Cloverdale. Mort Bratton and wife and Walter Bratton and wife of Indianapolis and Geo Young and wife of Mechanicsburg were guests of John Young and wife Sunday and attended the Barr meeting. Chas Bean and wife and James VanHorn and wife attended Ed Hypes' father's funeral near Ladoga last Thursday. Nathaniel Wills and family of Lebanon and George Broshar and family were entertained at Wm Debard's Sunday. Last Sunday James Bean and wife, Chas Bean and family and Ed Hypes and family attended a reunion in Park Co. Lew Owens is looking after another farm. Attention Odd Fellows and Red Men Brothers we have a worthy member Elmer Hinkle confined to his home post appendectomy unable to work for some time. Donations invited. J. E. Darnell and family visited Wallace Morris and family. Chas Farlow and family visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golda Emmert
Joe Dean
Milt Tomlinson
Indianapolis
Mariam Wright
Ed Wright
Ed Hypes
Cloverdale
Mort Bratton
Walter Bratton
Geo. Young
Mechanicsburg
John Young
Barr
Chas. Bean
James VanHorn
Ladoga
Nathaniel Wills
Lebanon
George Broshar
Wm. Debard
James Bean
Park Co
Lew Owens
Odd Fellows
Elmer Hinkle
T. E. Brown
Noble
Ollie Gregory
C. E. McClaine
Brown’s
Public Auction at Ellen Yager Farm Near Advance
A public sale at Ellen R. Yager’s residence one mile north and a half mile east of Advance starts at 10 am. Items include 2 horses 1 bay mare 8 yrs 1400 lbs, 4 cattle 6-7 yrs milking, 7 hogs 75 lbs avg, farm implements plus grain and hay, household goods, coal and more. Terms: 9 months credit on sums over 5, 4 percent discount for creditless buyers, notes payable bankable at 6 percent interest after maturity. Representative: A H Yager agent for estate Col J B Henderson auditor H C Epperson clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen R. Yager
Advance
Surrey
McCormick
John Peere
Jonesville
Househid
Wiliam Rohn
Janesville
John Jeere
New Ross
Farrow
Poland
China
Ladies of
New Ross M. FE
Mary R. Ramsay & Son
Sayler Bros
Artianiiey
New Market U.S
Clements
Crawfordsville
New Ross Sale
Thanksgiving note for neighbors and friends
We express gratitude to Rev Carmichael Rev Rector the singers Mr Lafollette and all who sent flowers and helped during illness and death of our husband and father Mrs J C Caldwell and family
Night at Tabernacle invites Every Knight
The event titled Night at Tabernacle invites every knight to attend on September 27. Organizers urge participation from local groups and clergy, highlighting fellowship and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sickness and Death
We the undersigned thank friends and neighbors for unlimited kindness shown during illness and death of our companion and mother Joseph S Beek and children express gratitude for support and sympathy.
Barr Submarine Attacks A Spade Is A Mighty Good Thing
Opinion verse questions duty and law enforcement with reflections on prohibition and public officials. It asserts the need for officers from road supervisor to governor to uphold obligations and notes both the knocker and the ideal man as sources of reform.
Paper Printing Pledge Promises Rigid Service
The printer advertises strict adherence to order details and promises to reproduce any text or design. The message stresses commitment to accuracy and reliability in production schedules.
Local Folks Plan Winter Visitations Across Town
Mr and Mrs C H Bicclainel will depart soon to spend winter with Ann and Mrs John Sublette in Teversville. Emmett avoids cane but has had ten for several days after a horse kicked him. Harold Smith and Miss Katherine Young visited Jake Waters and family. Robert Alallendore and family and Turley Whitecotton and family visited Nancy Whitecotton and Gaugiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. BicClainel
Ann
John Sublette
Teversville
D. Emmett
Harold Smith
Katherine Young
Jake Waters
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Vager
H.C. Epperson Agent
H.w.proffitt
Indiana
South
Medlette Streek
the Advance Telephone Co
The
Advance Grain
Advance Meat Market
Sanitary Prompt
H. C. McConaughy
Nelson
PFPF
Scott
A. ON
Lewis
Studebaker
Paige
Dua
W. Kirtley
Bei Hiding
Lenanon
India
Aetna Insurance Co
R Sullivan
A, Eoperson O
Whitsett
Valen
Postoffice
Lelan Wall
Walter Pint
Mark Wall
Lora A. McClaine
Hazelwood
James Sutton
Ammie Debard
Basil
J. E. Darnell
Wallace Morris
Henry Barker
Chas. Farlow
Roachdale
R. S. Fulwider
Oscar Higgins
Geo. Joseph
Near New Winchester
A. H. Yager
J. B. Henderson
H.C. Epperson
Joseph S. Beek
Org
Harry Carter
Rohn & Rohn’s
J. W. Martin
Col. H. LB. Saylor
H. C. Epperson
Jersey
Advance Lumber Co
Robert Alallendore
Turley Whitecotton
Nancy Whitecotton
Gaugiter
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