Local Notes and Social Rounds Across Lebanon Area
Opal Powell of Blafion was a guest of the Millers and the Milers last week. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carr died Tuesday and was buried at Hopewell cemetery. Numerous social visits fill the week as churches plan gatherings and ice cream socials. Bands, fairs, and family visits populate a busy county page with long lists of locals visiting kin and neighbors across Lebanon, Kirklin, Thorntown, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Powell
Blafion
Charles Miller
Alvah Miller
Paul Carr
Hopewell Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Charles Jones
Dellaree
Frankfort
Jacob Strahan
Harry Howard
Ainsley Perkins
Will Warburton
South Bend
Joe Warburton
Claude Schenck
Hyland
New Brunswick
Edith Crawfords
C. EL Dehnzonbaugh
Burnetts Credk
Mary Miller
John Silver
Sam Storm
Lebanon
Elsie Newkirk
Ed Silver
Pauline Tucker
Joe Padgett
Hisse Smith
Mavourneen Turner
Roy Buntin
Kirklin
Eva Smith
Minna Li
Violet Updike
Evelyn Batts
Francis Park
Middletown
Doig Mace
Russell
Mahala Swope
Lida Wagoner
Rebecca Park
Ellis Smith
Eva
Cliff Warburton
Lottie Padgett
Johns
Ira Sipe
Leo
John Graham
Theodore McMannis
Ollie Smith
Shepardsville
Clarence Lland
Harve Lland
Dover Station Jamestown Visit Updates
Clair Bratton and Jesse Myora were in Jamestown on Tuesday. Jesse Bateman of New Winchester, visiting Lon Bratton, left for Ladoge Tuesday afternoon. John Maxwell of Indianapolis was mentioned in connection with the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Bratton
Jesse Myora
Jamestown
Jesse Bateman
New Winchester
Lon
Local Social News Highlights Kentucky and Indiana Visitors
Miss Mable Kergey from Kentucky visited Sunday with Miss Mabie Adair. Elmer Wines and family spent Sunday with Mant Shepherd and family near No. 1d. Thomas Adair and family traveled to Illinois last week to visit relatives and attend a golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bade. John Burns and wife of Kirklin joined James Hall and family for weekend and Sunday events including the Robinson-Shaw reunion at the fair grounds. Checks of neighborly visits continue with Ina Burns, Phoebe Hall and Elizabeth Kane in Lebanon. Several local families, including the Robitcons, Spillmans, Shaw, and Hall, shared Saturday and Sunday visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Kergey
Kentucky
Mabie Adair
Elmer Wines
Mant Shepherd
Thomas Adair
Illinois
Adair
Henry Bade
John Burns
Kirklin
James Hall
Robinson-Shaw
Fair Grounds
Mary A. Cavin
Henry Cavin
Carrie Cavin
Moncil Delaskie
Lawrence
Eugene
Hazel Hall
James
Hall
No. 10
Ina Burns
Phoebe Hall
Elizabeth Kane
Lebanon
Bertha
Alpha Robitcon
Sheridan
Spillman
Nazelrigg
Charles Shaw
Wesley Lawrence
James Rodgers
Guy Chavers
Stewarts Chapel
Rayburn Holmes
Orville Glenienning
Edna Hall
al Hayden
Fairland Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Gladys and Myrtle Dooley stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Booker in Zionsville while Asbury Williams family visited T. R. Caldwell. Carrie Swift called on Mrs. LH W Howard. John Hoffman visited from Anderson. Minnie Liand and Madge Howard joined Floy Eaton. Gideon Underwood visited relatives. Jessie Saunders stayed with B B McRoberts in Lebanon. Flossie Campbell from Bluffboro visited. Reulan Howard stayed with Mrs Jock Hoffman. Guy Williams with grandmother Louvina Eaton. Carrie Powell hosted by John Brown. Arthur Powell's guests included R A Perkins Myra John Perkins Anna Belle and Clark Perkins. Ethel Powell cared for ill father at William Woodrafte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Myrtle Dooley
Ben Booker
Zionsville
Asbury Williams
Helen
Oren
Silver
T. R. Caldwell
Carrie Swift
Harry
Marguerite
LH. W. Howard
John Hoffman
Anderson
Lewis Hoffman
Minnie Liand
Madge Howard
Floy Eaton
Gideon Underwood
Jessie Saunders
B. B. McRoberts
Lebanon
Flossie Campbell
Bluffbor
Reulan Howard
Jock Hoffman
Guy Williams
Louvina Eaton
Carrie Powell
John Brown
Arthur Powell
R.A. Perkins
Myra
John Perkins
Anna Belle
Clark Perkins
Wits
Ethel Powell
Willam Woodrafte
Local Socials Report Whitestown Area Visitations
R R No 4 Sanford Wills and family and Mrs Martha Hine near Whitestown dined with Irvin Wills and family. Mrs Tillie Smith and Ruth returned home after visiting Clayton and Monrovia. Carl Brock spent Sunday with Charlea and Roscoe Bargin. Willem Cunningham and wife had dinner with Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith and young Mil dred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Wills
Martha Hine
Whitestown
Irvin Wills
Tillie Smith
Ruth
Clayton
Monrovia
Carl Brock
Charlea
Roscoe Bargin
Willem "Cunningham
Floyd Smith
Mildred, Vette
Weekend Social Roundup Includes Town Guests and Travel
Irvin Wills and family with Miss Ruth Smith visited Mss Gussie Burgin on Friday. Boyd Shore Earl and Charles Burgin rode motorcycles to Frankfort for the fair on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Buchanan of Lebanon and Mr and Mrs Orville Tsenhout northwest of Lebanon dined with Ora Brock and family. Miss Clara and Joyce Snepp called on Miss Ruth Smith Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Wills
Ruth Smith
Gussie Burgin
Boyd Shore
Earl
Charles Burgin
Frankfort
Charles Buchanan
Lebanon
Orville Tsenhout
Ora Brock
Clara
Joyce Snepp
Salem Social Roundup Brings Many Local Families Together
John Moore and family spent Sunday with Harry Sprong and wife near Dover. John Venard and family and Mrs. Mary Schofield visited with Dudley Venard and family. Dennis Sleuder and family hosted Sunday at their home with Peter Moore and family, Miss Florence Moore of Zionsville, Mrs. Elsie Sterrit and children, Charles Moore and Mrs. Mary Day of Millersville. Jonson Wilson and wife and Henry Wilson and family visited Charles Shirley and family. Vern Hackley and wife called on Clarence Hull and wife near Whitestown. Johnson Wilson and wife visited Henry Wilson and family Saturday. Miss Bessie McLaughlin of Indianapolis visited brother Charles McLaughlin and family Thursday. William Pavey and wife spent Sunday in Royalton with Miss Hetha Pavey. Otha Moore and family of Odgen are visiting relatives in the neighborhood. Mrs. Ethel Minesly and children of Rochester spent the past weeks with relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claborne Cain
Derelio Cain
Peter Jacobs
Thorntown
Miriam Sheehan
James Goodwin
John Evans
Milledgeville
Clara Cain
Joe Bowen
Mildred
Mary Louise
Lebanon
John Bowen
Stella
Jessie Beck
Doc Taylor
New Ross
Glen Hazelrigg
Ava
Sam Hazelriggs
Hazelrigg
Genevieve Welch
Eli Becks
Ray Taylor
Lester
Carl
Len Taylor
William Hall
Pittsburgh
Kas
William Hazelrigg
Edmund Walls
Morgan County
Dick Long
Roy Rust
Charles Payton
Olive
Fannie Pierce
Whiteland
Dover Baptist Church
John Reiber
Forest
May
Jessie
Zionsville
Hugh Pierce
Archie
Frank
Ruth Goorwin
Clara McKern
Maud Gregory
Lucile Fendley
Boone County
Zion Park
Zionsville Friay
Lucile Braun
Tuscola, I
Minnie McKern
Fred Chelan
Waynetown
Tuscola
Ill
Glen Bratton
Arthur
Thomas Fendley
Mike Shahan
Miriam
EX Beck
Lafayette
Yor Cain
Earl
Thont
Alto
Springfield
Til
Sam Hazelrigg
Benjamin Treese
John Mooore
Harry Sprong
Dover
John Venard
Mary Schofield
Dudley Venard
Dennis Sleuder
Peter Moore
Florence Moore
Elsie Sterrit
Charles Moore J
Mary Day
Millersville
Jonson Wilson
Henry Wilson
Charles Shirley
Vern Hackley
Clarence Hull
Whitestown
Johnson Wilson
Bessie McLaughlin
Indianapolis
Chas. McLaughlin
William Pavey
Royalton
Hetha Pavey
Otha Moore
Odgen
Ethel Minesly
Rochester
Ind
Roark Area Social Roundup Notes Almanac
Morgan Shelby on sick list. Bun Sumpter buys a new Ford. A E Martin and family visited Cass county relatives. Verna Huber of Thorntown visited cousin Ursula Titus. Emory Proffitt and family attended Wright reunion at James B Meadows home. Alice Bratton visited ill mother Mrs John Bowen. M QO Roark preparing to move to Spokane to take a college professorship. Margaret Beck Albert Rideour and family and M M Edrington visited Emma Tsenbarger near Manson. Rachael Gilpin of Fountain county visiting cousin H P Stephens and wife. J N Bratton and others entertained by EB Jones on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Shelby
Bun Sumpter
A. E. Martin
Cass County
Verna Huber
Thorntown
Ursula Titus
Emory Proffitt
Wright
James B. Meadows
Alice Bratton
John Bowen
M. QO
Roark
J. N. Bratton
Everet Caldwell
J. C. Caldwell
Charles McClain
Layton Caldwell
Cleveland
Will S. Davis
Colfax
Milledgeville Social Roundup From Friday To Sunday
Joseph Coil Mrs May Gates and the Edwardses attended the Frankfort fair Friday and later toured Shades Sunday. Flem Boyd family and Harlan Edwards traveled to Indianapolis to view Governor Ralston at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Charles Mayes visited Anthony Crosstreet family. Rev Havens will lead here next year. Local gatherings included the Wilkotte family and Jessie Troutman. Effie Robinson and Doris Funkhouser attend teachers institute at Lebanon. Charles L Robinson made a business trip to Indianapolis. Ed Wyatt family joined the Robinson Shaw reunion at Lebanon fairgrounds. Nova Pearcy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Pearcy, has been very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reid
Thorntown
Reid
Charles Jones
Melvin
Melvin Slagle
Lebanon
Lloyd Swaye
Charles Bowman
Gene Stephenson
Inga
Qlus
John McKinley
Carl Lambert
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Joseph Coil
May Gates
Raymond Edwards
Frankfort
Flem Boyd
Harlan Edwards
Indianapolis
Ralston
Charles Mayes
Anthony Crosstreet
Havens
Maxinkuckee
Robert Wilkotte
Jessie
Jacob Troutman
Ruby Smith
Effie Robinson
Doris Funkhouser
Teachers’ Institute At
Charles L. Robinson
Ed Wyatt
Robinson-Shaw
Lebanon Fairgrounds
Nova
Harry Pearcy
Local Socials Mention Knox and Proffitt Guests
Edgewood residents Mr and Mrs J T Knox and family spent Sunday with Frank Self near Beckville. Sylvia and Florence Proffitt visited Letha DeBard of Lebanon. M M Edrington and Grace traveled to Indianapolis to see N C Hurlbert. Edna Badrington and Noya Billing sly visited W H Parr of Lebanon. Guy Coons from near Newcastle called on friends Friday. Mel Edrington Albert Righteour and Maggie went to Manson, with Edrington driving. An axe incident caused a minor forehead wound to Era Edrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Parr
Lebanon
Guy Coons
Newcastle
Mel Edrington
Albert Rightenour
Maggie
Manson
Edrington
Era
Local Social Notes Highlight Jackson and Reese Visits
George Jackson and wife visited E A Reese family while Mrs Etta Brindle of Scott county visits George Brindle. Mrs Charles Wysong hosted the L A Club Thursday. Versa Reese visitors include Dora Kernodle, Roxie Kernodle, Mary Jackson, Neally Jackson, and Daisy Dale. Pred Taylor family spent Sunday with Sam Graham and family near Lebanon. Tom Jacksons children spent Friday with Mrs Eilen Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neally
Daisy Dale
Pred Taylor
Sam Graham
Lebanon
Tom Jackson
Eilen Reese
Stewart's Chapel Sunday Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Everette Reveal called on Mr and Mrs John Brookshire Sunday afternoon. Luncheon visitors included Mrs Ora Brookshire and Ruth with her mother Mrs N A Graham. James Wall and Dir visited Will Mangus and family Sunday. Jessie Lucile Cox with her daughter visited Lebanon Saturday. Raymond Faukenbury and family called on Vern Faukenbury and wife Sunday. Mrs Frank Potts and son Ivan called on Mr and Mrs George Straughan Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Reveal
John Brookshire
Lloyd Bennington
Hershel Richardson
Edith
Zioneville
Ora Brookshire
Ruth
N. A. Graham
James Wall
Will Mangus
Carl Kiser
John Glock
Guy Cox
Visiting relatives and local exchanges in Piper City
STOP No. 4 notes Miss Bess Sopthin visiting sister Mrs. Paul Hissong in Piper City. Charles Richmond and family of Tipton join Mr. and Mrs. John Chavers near Stewart's Chapel for Sunday with George Richmond. Juanita Sanford visits Alma Beck of Burton Bir. Spicklmeir and daughter Jean of Indianapolis with Mrs. Doll Birch of Clinton visit L. M. Church. Ralph and William Duff return from two week Virginia trip. Omer Kersey and family of Clinton Il visit Newton Kersey and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Sopthin
Paul Hissong
Piper City
Charles Richmond
Tipton
John Chavers
Stewart's Chapel
George Richmond
Juanita Sanford
Alma Beck
Burton
Car
Spicklmeir
Jean
Indianapolis
Doll Birch
Clinton
L. M. Church
Ralph
William Duff
Virginia
Omer Kersey
Clinton, Il
Find Mer. Newton Kersey
Family and social visits across towns reported
Kenneth Gray returned home Saturday after a week with his sister Mrs Alwha Sparks near Dover. Ira Bradley and family spent Sunday with Grover Romine and wife. Clete Staton and family spent Tuesday night with Ira Bradley and family. Mrs. Thomas Gray and children and Mrs. Close Staton called on Charley Rader and family Sunday. Mrs Charley Staton visited relatives in Logansport last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gray
Alwha Sparks
Dover
Ira Bradley
Marvin
Grover Romine
Clete Staton
Irvin
Ira
Bradley J
Thomas Gray
Close Staton
Charley Rader
Charley Staton
Logansport
Local families share visits Across R. R. No. 25
District residents and relatives spent days visiting neighbors and kin. Mrs. Ooal Sample with A. W. Fancher family. Florence Russell with sister Anna Riggs. Len Wallace, children, and George Timmons group called on John Timmons home. Claud Timmons and daughter spoke with John Timmons and wife. Albert Cox family away in vicinity Monday to Friday. Willis Worley family dined at W. A. Spear home. Clemmett Paddock and Claud Timmons with John Timmons. Okeal Spear visited Lebanon. Charley Russell and family visited E. R. Worley at Sheridan. Florence Russell with Viola Spear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooal Sample
A. W. Fancher
Florence Russell
Anna Riggs
Len Wallace
George Timmons
John Timmons
Claud Timmons
Albert Cox
Willis Worley
Clemmett Paddock
Okeal Spear
Lebanon
Charley Russell
E. R. Worley
Sheridan
Viola Spear
Thorntown Men Work on Linn Road and Local Visits
The men are busy on the new Linn road. Tom Caldwell and wife called on Joe Bumgarner and family Sunday afternoon at District No. 7. Melvin Johnson and family of Indianapolis visited W. J. Miller and family, Ed Pratt and family of Thorntown joined. Alva Martin and family and Joe Anderson and family of near Elizaville visited Old McDonald Evert Linn and family. Ott Bfe Donald and family picnicked Sunday down below Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Linn Road
Tom Caldwell
Joe Bumgarner
District No. 7
Melvin Johnson
Indianapolis
Ed Pratt
Thorntown
W. J. Miller
Alva Martin
Femily
Joel Anderson
Elizaville
Old McDonald
Evert Linn
Reverend Farrow to Preach in Milledgeville Next Sunday
The Rev. George Farrow will preach at Milledgeville next Sunday morning. Charles Mayes and wife visited Sunday with Anthony Crostreet and Sylvester Cunningham and family. Miss Gladys Hicker of Indianapolis stayed from Sunday to Tuesday with Nora Evans. Albert Robinson and family and Margaret Crawford of Laporte County are visiting relatives and friends nearby. Russell Kelley and wife with daughter Mildred spent Tuesday night with John Evand and family. Several from the locality were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Farrow
Mildred
Joh Evand
Local families attend fairs and visits across Indiana
Activities stretch from Lebanon to Indianapolis with multiple families sharing trips and gatherings. Charles Mayes and John Evans families, including Rus sell and Nova, joined Frankfort fairgoers. Ed Cook and Kenneth visited Ed Cook and family. Eva Cunningham attended a Sunday school association in Zionsville. Tressie Hines and Charlea joined Ona Miller’s Lebanon visit. Queen Gates and George McCauley’s clan joined the Herre reunion at Garfield Park in Indianapolis. Lottie Metzgar returned home after visiting Carl Rader’s family, and Edith Rader spent a day with the Rader family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Fair
Jay
Charles Mayes
John Evans
Russell
Nova
Frankfort
Evan
Ernest Cook
Som Kenneth
Ed Cook
Eva Cunningham
Sunday
Schol Association
Zionsville
Tressie Hines
Charlea
Ona, Miller
Lebanon
Queen Gates
George McCauley
Garfield Park
Idianapolis
Lottie Metzgar
Carl Rader
Edith Rader
Salts and meat linked to kidney health claims
A vintage health advisory promotes consuming Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent kidney issues. It claims meat causes uric acid buildup that harms kidneys, urging four ounces of rad Salta daily mixed with water and attributing kidney benefits to lithia water and grape lemon acids. It targets regular meat eaters with warnings of rheumatism headaches and bladder troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NASA
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick tonic to restore dark color and thickness. It claims natural darkening without detection, with simple application and a 60 cent bottle sold in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Eily
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