Local church sewing society aids new church building progress
The Wiling Workers of the Christian church sewed last Thursday to raise funds for the new church with Mrs. Frank Robinson serving strawberries and cake. Contractor J. Ferguson pushes plastering forward and the project may complete sooner than contract terms. Elijah Crane and family held a Pine Village reunion at Portland Arch with relatives nearby enjoying a fine time. Mrs. Charles Lathrop of Attica visited Tuesday. Dinner guests Sunday included W H Jackson family and others. Additional gatherings included Rev J S Board and several families at P A Shafer’s. Young people attended Salem exercises Sunday night.
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The
Christian Church
Frank Robinson
Elijah Crane
Pine Village
Portland Arch
Charles Lathrop
Attica
Ray Hickman
W.H. Jackson
Earl
Old Kentuck
William Foreman
Etha
Miss Pearl
Hazel Hickman
Leah
Newtown
Will Watts
Olive Ennis
Florence
Rossville
Local Social Notes From Attica Area
Miss Julia Ritchey visits Attica. Kathryn Teegarden and Mae Lonberger spend Sunday together. Hazel Giffen of Odell visits Mrs. Edward Haines. John Lewis visits sister Mrs. Pearley Abernathy. Leota Jones hosts Georgia Lutz and Loka Sowers. Community children’s exercises held at Bethel. Men from Covington gravel a new road. Mrs. Mary Roberts improves after illness. John Howerton visits Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Brown. James and Emily Brown visit Lewis Mahoney. William Haines guests of Edward Oliver in West Point. Berryhill and George Baker do painting for William Bender. Beatrice North visits Lemma Thompson. Hazel Baker visits Attica. Bertha Nall in Tulsa visits Berryhills. J. C. Brown returns from plastering work in southern Indiana. Bertha Nall visits her parents.
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Julia Ritchey
Kathryn Teegarden
Mae Lonberger
Hazel Giffen
Odell
Edward Haines
John Lewis
Pearley Abernathy
Leota Jones
Georgia Lutz
Loka Sowers
Bethel
Covington
Mary Roberts
John Howerton
Attica
J. Frank Brown
James Brown
Lewis Mahoney
William Haines
Edward Oliver
West Point
William Berryhill
George Baker
William Bender
Beatrice North
Lemma Thompson
Hazel Baker
Jesse
Baker
Illinois
J. C. Brown
Indiana
Bertha Nall
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Thomas Berryhill
Local Residents and Visitors Named in Weekend Notices
Charles McCarty and family of In dependence and Robert McCarty and family of Lafafayette visited with their parents Sunday. Mrs Martha Price returned home from a visit with granddaughter Mrs Arley Goodwine of Tab. Renzo Price left for Pence to work for Mr Grant. Lee Hickman of Winthrop graduated from Indiana Dental college and plans to locate in Pine Village. Other brief references note travels, visits, and illnesses among Lafayette area residents.
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Charles McCarty
Independence
Robert McCarty
Lafafayette
Martha Price
Arley Goodwine
Tab
Fred Thompson
Martinsville
Illinois
Mart Hackney
South Bend
James Citizen
Williamsport
James Citizen Jr
William Landon
Edith
Lafayette
Renzo Price
Pence
Mr. Grant
Henry Maines
Danville
Sophia Marks
Vera Bartlett
Ethel Rarey
Nellie Allenduff
Lizzie Cameron
Chicago
Roy Sharp
Dan Citizen
Bert Cameron
Carrie Price
Walter Ruark
Lee Hickman
Winthrop
Indiana Dental College
Indianapolis
Pine Village
R. W. Hickman
Mid-Summer Auction Sale at Stone Bluff
Public auction at the seller’s Stone Bluff business premises begins 1 PM on Saturday June 22, 1912. One car load of farm wagons buggies harness hay rakes manure spreaders litter carriers sulky and gang plows corn planters discs peg tooth harrows cultivators DeLaval separators range stoves gas engines and more. Highest bidder wins with a $50 forfeit for bid rigging.
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Stone Bluff
Terms of Sale Include Cash and Credit Provisions
The notice sets terms for a sale: cash only for items $10 or less, six month credit on larger sums with an approved freehold security note bearing 8 percent interest from date due. No removal of property until terms are met, settlement and security approved by the clerk on sale day, and buyers urged to bid at their own price.
Local Life Notes From Williamsport and Nearby
Williamsport and surrounding areas report a parade of small events. Gladys Martin graduates at DePauw and leads in a Meharry hall play. Local road work tightens Butler hill to ease travel. Ill residents improve as carnival sights enliven town. Several residents attend visits to Ohio and Indiana, with various acquaintances and business notes.
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Jesse Martin
Mary Ellen
Greencastle
DePauw University
Gladys Martin
Meharry Hall
Gladys
Williamsport
Hoosier Carnival Company
Harry Stephenson
Hedrick
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A. L. Sargeant
New Christian Church
J. Ferguson
Salem
James Marlatt
L. D. Reed
W. H. Small & Son
Attica, Ind
Roberts
Milton. Harmon
Jay McDermond
W. R. Campbell
Cal C
Athena
India
Warner
Redfern
Batiste
Ceee Vegheleegeser
Ealep
Wea
Percales
Abeta
Lisle
Angeeaest
Athena Kait
Home Journal
Zeigler’s
Butler Hill
Jessie Thompson
Charles
Altho
Lawrence Herr
Logansport
Russell Merritt
Peru
Mary Sheridan
Purdue University
James Sheridan
Davey John Smith
Muncie
Paul Williamson
Smith
Leiber and Myers
Lillis
Ada
Ohio
John Brennan
Kay
Salam
Ind
Nelle Brennan
Juliany
Frank Pearl
Lewis Gherrity
Rainsville
Ed Houts
Famil
Marion
J. H. Riley
Kentucky
Charles Roberta
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