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Newspaper
Boone County Progressive
Location
Boone, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
10
A protracted revival began Monday night led by Rev. Fred Chelan with Mr. Hammack as singer at the Stewards Chapel. Local residents attended Visiting families from Lebanon and Advance shared news of attendance, funerals, and recent visits while hogs were butchered and many neighbors gathered for the New Year events.
Mrs. Cora Rash visits daughter in Lebanon. Glen Hazelrigg and Frankfort relatives visit Sam Hazelrigg. Hardesty family attends burial of Louis in Thornton. Jamestown visitors to Cora Rash. Cata family Sunday guests of Hazelriggs. Andrew Bratton hosts dinner. Lane and Jane families visit from Lebanon. Rainey returns from New Point visit. Zollie Stevens visit relatives in Lebanon. Richard of Iowa visits Mary Bender. Alice Annett from Anderson visits Dollie Wells. Norman Deer to return to Michigan after six weeks. Dr T C Redden of Old Augusta in town. Wilson to move livery to Ford south of town. Sarah Fisher visits Lew Ford in Lebanon. New Year heating match well attended. School resumes after holidays. Ernest Howard returns from two weeks in Indiana. Clearence Shepard visits with James Cooks. Prof Glenn Ramsey returns to Blooming ton. Tracey Wilson staying with mother in Lebanon. Col J A Spaugh plans large sale Jan 21. If you have surplus property see Cal to add to his list.
Local column records New Year visits and social calls among Copeland, Moore, Marsh, Salyback, Holloman, Burton, Perrine, Laton and other families. Mentions travel from Lebanon and Twin Falls Idaho, plus Frankfort and Concord area greetings.
Ray Tucker returns home from an extended visit with relatives in Warrington. Residents and guests from Lebanon and nearby areas are listed visiting and staying with family, including Williams, Eaton, Coy, and McManus households. Community events include church services, a basketball game, and various social visits. several residents reported illness improvements and ongoing fever cases.
Salem residents report a weekend of small gatherings and visits. Marsh spent Saturday night and Sunday with Vern Hackley and family. R Moore visited Dennis Slender’s Sunday. Johnson Wilson and wife stayed with John Marsh and family Sunday night. B B Bender and family hosted Nola Shaward family Sunday. Dudley Yenard and family visited Mrs Mary Schofield, Noble Moors and wife spent Sunday in Blonaville with Arthur Pavey and family. Dr Pavey of Broad Ripple attended.
Raver Vern Hackley and wife visit Henry Wilson family. Danay Hackley engaged to Johosoth Wilson with a wedding at Rev Wim Pavey’s home. Guests include Rev Delong, Mrs Charles Shirley, Frank Burket and families, and many area residents. Also reports of shoppers, showers, and visits across the community.
Glen Sracon and Tayniy Epent with Keary Quy visiting in Lebanon. Alber Ridenour and family near Goiaay Senoul house spent several days. Weary Dey with Mrs. Magyre Sseck, Join McCain of Levanon visited his brother Chay McClain on Wednesday. Huth Jones of Eurake, with J. J. Jones and wife this week. Kennedy of Jacksonville MA visited A Q Droark and wife last week. Auney Higgins and wife at Jesse Riggins funeral in Shanx Hwnowie last Tuesday. Marley Shelly and wife spent New Year’s Day at Isaac Shelley's. Hazel Bratton of Mear Walnut Grove spent tiday night and Saturday with H. E. Jones and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Van tagging formerly of this vicinity but now of Advance are poor. Chay E. McClain and family visited Joe McClain and wife at Dover New Year’s Day. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones entertained at a New Year dinner with Stanley Jones, wife, and Miss Ruth Jones at Burekah. Vrankliner and family aided Rey W. P. B. Kibbey and family at Advance spent Sunday with Luther Erekin and wife and Guy Morrigou and family.
Northfield residents recount visits among Barnes Essex Perry Essex Basil Baker Evan and Ellen Hancock ill prior to seaving. Charles Evans and wife with Willie Kincaid and Albert Dye with wife visit Henry Baker. Mrs. Robinson returns from Easletown to her home. Louis Anderson goes to Richmond then Middletown with Maude Foster to become boarding school principal and teacher. Everett Paullin and Margaret return to Tuscola after visiting Watt Fogle. Dorothy Buntin hosts holiday party for twenty four little friends at her parents Virgil and Mrs Buntin. R B Graham of Indianapolis visits Myrtte Mangua. HR McCoy from Oklahoma visits Mile Emis Hedge.
At the National Association of Waste Material Dealers meeting in New York, delegates from the east and midwest reported investments exceeding 700 million dollars. They classed waste into rubber, metals, paper stock, cotton and wool rag, and scrap iron, noting exports of 2.9 million dollars in woolen rags and 14 million dollars in tin and iron from discarded hardware. The president, Theodore Hofeller of Buffalo, lauded waste workers as true conservationists reclaiming millions from dumps nationwide.
Joseph Bradbury spoke to his children grandchildren and great grandchildren at his Ninety third birthday celebration at Boath Or ange Ned. His message urged not to worry over things, sleep well, and maintain happiness for good health and longevity.
Lebanon Co L outscored Mooresville 58 to 20 in a Thursday night game at the armory. Key players Lam bert Dale and Smith led a fast, accurate attack while Mooresville struggled against the locals. In the curtain raiser Agogas beat Co L Reserves 16 to 15 with Waite starring at center.
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