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Attica Society Notes and Local Winds Through Indiana
Mr and Mrs Henry Pickhart visited Indianapolis for illness in the family and may move to Goodland if a job opens. Prof and Mrs Millis of Hanover and their children toured Indiana visiting relatives and heads to Terre Haute to see son Fred. A real estate exchange in Indianapolis and Hillsboro swapped property valued around 3800 and 61 acres at 115 per acre. Local residents noted a crack in the Will Hushaw bridge and delays until a county engineer checks it. Various visits, travels, and health notes fill Attica and surrounding area gossip through the week.
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Henry Pickhart
Indianapolis
W. A. Millis
Eloise
Robert
Hanover
Ind
O. S. Clark
Indiana
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Fred
Millis
Attica Schools
Hanover University
J. J. Williams
B. F. Foster
Hillsboro
Mr. Williams
Mr. Foster
Will Hushaw’s
Smith
John Reardon
Joliet
Ill
E. E. Harty
Catherine
Lafayette
Pine Village
John Schmid
Jacob Bernhart
James Ireland
Cincinnati
Harley
Plymouth
Ireland
Bowen
Columbia
Sixth Streets
Lars Young
Veedersburg
James Farr
Cain Township
Attica Circle
J. W. Kerr
Chautauqua
Fred Wolfe
Carapolis Pa
Ed Stanton
Phoenix
Ariz
Myrtle Barclay
Covington
Lee Foster
Rob Roy
George B. Idle
Laura Eisenhauer
Bellevue
Ohio
Hortense Martin
Greencastle
Mary Coffing
Ernest Phillips
Williamsport
C. W. Greenman
Gladys
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Frank Colvin
This But
Minn
J. R. Connell
James Brown
Winthrop
Cecelia Tomlinson
Rossville
Anna
Theodosia Harmon
Winchester
Harrisburg
Virginia
J. W. Kelsey
Converse
Winona Lake
John Herricks
Warren County
Mayme Glenn
Tab
J. Frank McDermond
Flint
Waldo Harmon
Rogers
Ark
Cowgill
Wabash Valley Sanitarium