Blacksmith J J Fish Sells Newtown Shop to Son in Illinois
Newtown blacksmith J V Fish sold his shop Friday to his son Jacob Fish of St. Joseph Illinois. He plans to move his family to Illinois and resume smithing. Local friends wish him success in his new home. Mrs Samuel Ogle hosted Presbyterian W F M S at her home Saturday with ice cream and cake. Charles Coggins and family of Coal Creek visited Mrs Emma Reed. Misses Grace Wood Bessie and Lavera Shultz Mary Kelley and Bertha Shular went to Thorntown for a league convention. Miss Margaret Kiff, recent Bloomington teaching stint, returns home for summer. Several others were seen in Attica Wingate and Mecca areas over the weekend.
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Newtown
Jacob Fish
St. Joseph
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Altho
Samuel Ogle
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Alta Goddard Birthday Party At Stone Bluff
Mr and Mrs L A Goddard hosted Alta Goddard s sixteenth birthday with music games a contest won by Edna Remster and consolation to Leslie Jones attendees included Edna Remster Maude Ottinger Esther Strader Esther Rabb Mabel Kemper Vera Stewart Anna Galloway Floss Sutton Dice Campbell Lucky Stucker Joyce Campbell O K Galloway Homer Royal Leslie Jones Barney Mallett Glen Ludlow and families Also guests Walter Harris Will Shaffer Winfield Rabb and George Galloway near Fountain Mrs Fletcher Crane and Glen nearby A San born to Everette Coffing near Coopers Ice cream benefit for Chas Dunbar Tuberculosis netted proceeds
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L. A. Goddard
Miss Alta
Edna Remster
Leslie Jones
Maude Ottinger
Esther Strader
Esther Rabb
Mabel Kemper
Vera Stewart
Anna Galloway
Floss Sutton
Messrs
Dice Campbell
Lucky Stucker
Joyce Campbell
O. K. Galloway
Homer Royal
Barney Mallett
Glen Ludlow
Homer Kemper
Walter Harris
Winfield Rabb
Will Shaffer
George Galloway
Fountain
Fletcher Crane
Glen
A San
Everette Coffing
Cooper’s
Pine Village Horse Show Auction Ends Annual Events
The Pine Village Horse Show association sold its property at auction likely ending years of annual horse shows. Clem Jones bought the stables and ticket office and may revive the events by leasing buildings or selling back at cost if a new organization forms to continue annually.
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Pine Village Horse Show Association
Clem Jones
Steve Harty
Ice cream fete boosts funds for Rebekahs turnout
The Rebekahs held an ice cream and strawberry fete Saturday night with unusually large attendance and receipts totaling 35 dollars. Local residents visited Veedersburg to watch a Danville game, and families traveled to Hillsboro for a weekend visit with Guy Ludlow’s clan. Rev Dudley preached at the U B church on Sunday. Everett McGinnis of Attica stayed with friends here over the weekend.
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Coffing
Maud Lang
Rebekahs
Roy Babb
Everette McGinnis
Will Lister
John Hancock
Weaver Coffing
Veedersburg
Danville
James Sutton
Local residents and visitors log regional visits
Mrs Ann Gillispi and son Chester of Danville Illinois visit Mrs Mattie Martin and Mrs Maud Neirengarten. Mrs Homer McCarty returns from Independence after attending sick grandson. Lingie Ruark comes back from South Bend. Families and students travel to Williamsport Otterbein Martinsville Valparaiso Mount Clemens Lafayette.
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Ann Gillispi
Chester
Danville
Ill
Mattie Martin
Maud Neirengarten
Homer McCarty
Independence
Lonnie Catterlin
James Reece
Addie Dawson
Otterbein
Isabelle
Pansy Thompson
Anna Caminitti
Attica
Maud Gresham
Williamsport
Fox Bartlett
Bob
Tab
William Bartlett
Lingie Ruark
South Bend
Fred Thompson
Martinsville
M. D. Thompson
Arkansas
Mit Atkins
Valparaiso
Rose McBride
Mount Clemens
Michigan
Maggie Doran
Lafayette
Newcastle Ladies Serve Ice Cream and Cake at Church Event
The Newcastle ladies will serve ice cream and cake at the church Saturday evening in June. They expect a fine time and invite all. The Newcastle neighborhood circle will meet with Mrs. W. F. Clarke Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Hopper and daughter visited relatives in Stone Bluff Friday. Earle Brown and family were in Stone Bluff Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Coffing entertained company Sunday.
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Newcastle
W. F. Clarke
Pearl Hopper
Stone Bluff
Earle Brown
John Coffing
Bargain House For Sale On Park Avenue
Real estate offer from Geo B. Curtis describes a nine room modern house on Park Avenue with perfect heating, double plumbing, hardwood floors, electric lights and bells. Lot measures 662 by 165 feet. Motivated seller plans to move and will show the property to interested buyers.
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Park Avenue
Geo. B. Curtis
Pasture For Rent At Five Points Near Williamsport
Three hundred acres of fine pasture with running water on the home place at Five Points two and one half miles north of Williamsport. Immediate possession. E. F. McCabe. 82 tf.
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Five Points
Williamsport
E. F. McCabe
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