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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

11

Women Federation Declares Prohibition Support At Chicago

At the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Chicago the liquor issue was settled with a dry resolution. Kentucky led applause as the motion passed without dissent, calling for federal or state laws to curb liquor. The convention ended with singing as New York eyed 1916 as next biennial host, likely Indianapolis for council decisions.

Hinternational News Chicago General Federation of Women's Clubs Congress Hotel Kentucky Federation General Federation New York Council of the Federation Indianapolis

Local social notes list visits across several families

Master Charles Dodson of Leba non returns after four weeks with Richard Wall. Harrison Shannon in Indiananglis spent weekend with Frank Stark. Tank Stafford and Hazel College family visited with John Richardson. William Martin and Mrs. Byrd of Ladoga visited with Ora Brown and Susie Collins. Rev. Sleethe preached at Dover Christian church and stayed with Lee Hiltigoss. Homer Powell and daughter Josephine of Slater visited with Claude Wall and others. Families near Advance hosted Ray Davis and others. Elsie Green of Lebanon visited Charles Green on Sunday.

R RW Charles Dodson Lebanon Richard Wall Harrison Shannon Indiananglis Frank Stark Tank Stafford Hazel College John Richardson Mace William Martin Then. Byrd Ladoga Ora Brown Susie Collins Rev. Sleethe Dover Christian Church Lee Hiltigoss Homer Powell Josephine Slater Claude Wall H. P. Stephens E. M. Coons R. ML. Gox M. M. Routh Charlotte Wilson Ruth Hilligoss Mary Stump Ray Davis Elsie Green Charles Green

Center Grove Visits Hit Neighborhood Notables

Center Grove Haven Qrear of Greencastle visits friends as Hubert Needham returns from Terre Haute. Ben Ranking family and Eilkanie Booker join Cal Grime family. J N Bratton and others visit Henry Crain's. Aaron Endicott and Ralph spend Sunday with Obed Needham group. Curtis McCallip funeral attended in Crawfordsville. Monday evening with Perry Hill and family, refreshments of homemade ice cream cake and lemonade served.

Haven Qrear Greencastle Hubert Needham Terre Haute Ben Ranking Eilkanie Booker Cal Grime J. N. Bratton Henry Crain Lebanon Aaron Endicott Rade Endicott Ralph Obed Needham Sam Needham Sanaee Bert Linn Mace Otto Zeiglar Curtis McCallip Crawfordsville Dick Beesley Thomas Sid’ Leeanna J. C. Grimes Virgil Janet Sam, Needham Glenn Perry -Hill

Mr George Adams Morgan Visiting Friends Near Fair Ey Elizabethville

Mr George Adams Morgan is visiting friends near Fair Ey and Elizabethville. The fragmented notice places him in the local area, with no additional details or dates provided.

Mr. George Adams Morgan Ity Fairey and Elizaville Vie

Valuable Hints On Marketing Indiana Eggs Bulletin Says

Indiana farmers lose millions yearly from poor marketing of eggs while housewives suffer. The state board of health urges infertile eggs for market, prompt sales, clean nests, twice daily gathering, cool storage, candling, and home use. Households should buy graded eggs, wash before use, report bad eggs, and note the Pure Food Law penalties for spoiled produce.

Indiana State Food and Drug Department State Board of Health State Department Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Three-Legged Chick Attracts Noted Attention In Mechanicsburg

John McMahan reports a Mechanicsburg chick about two weeks old that has three legs. One leg is beneath the body while two others protrude on the left side. The unusual bird trots quickly and may grace the skillet later this summer.

John McMahan Mechanicsburg

Sunday School Attendance in Fairview Totals Seventy

Fairview reports seventy in Sunday school and notes Rev Newhouge's upcoming appointment. Emmet Shoemaker and family joined Charley Meenach and others for visits near Big Springs. Mrs Logan Woodward improves from illness while Miss Olive Woodard visits Lebanon relatives. Mary Cragan Fern Quick and Sylvia Mayfield from Hendricks county visited Opal and Fay Quick. Guy Allen visited Marsh Meenach. Ice cream supper Saturday night drew a strong crowd.

Newhouge Emmet Shoemaker J. Northfield Charley Meenach James Quick Willie Charley Quick George Rollins Big Springs Logan Woodward Olive Woodard Lebanon Blanche Miller Ralph Huffman Mary Cragan Fern Quick Sylvia Mayfield Hendricks County Opal Fay Quick Guy Allen Marsh Meenach

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels

Gadsen Marie Allen and family hosted dinner with Bertha Walters and children from Thorntown and George Isenhour and family from Lebanon. A series of Sunday visits followed among locals including Pete Emmett, Thomas Dauson, Morton Ctingler, and James Padgett families. Miss Charkle Clingler left for Richmond to visit her uncle William Surface and family, while William Atkins and wife stayed with their son Henry Atkins in Indianapolis. Several residents, such as Geraldine Allen, Arlie Clingler, and Murf Gold, were seen in nearby towns. An all day grove meeting drew Rev. S. Staunton, M. P. B. conference president, who spoke in the morning and afternoon. Mrs. Nora Wills and daughters visited Joseph Hawkins and family, and Mrs. Nora Steelsmith of Lebanon stayed with her parents. Mrs. Oral Hoff remains poorly. Rev. Solomon Stainbrook and wife, with son George and family of Shelby, spent the latter part of the week in the area.

Marie Allen Bertha Walters Thorntown George Isenhour Lebanon Pete Emmett Thomas Dauson Morton Ctingler Nellie Warburton Billie Hillock John Clingler Bailey Surface James Padgett Miss Charkle Clingler Satur Richmond William Surface v William Atkins Henry Atkins Indianapolis Geraldine Allen Arlie Clingler Murf Gold Rohan M. French Washington County The Grove Staunton M. PB Nora Wills Alfreeda Roberta Pikes Crossing Joseph Hawkins Nora Steelsmith Nes. James Srite Oral Hoff Solomon Stainbrook Wife George Shelby

Pike ball team routs Fivasant 19 to 0 for fourth straight win

The Pike team won Sunday defeating Fivasant with a 19 to 0 score. It marks their fourth consecutive victory. Next game is at Lise ter school house next Sunday. Pearl Sanders visits Frank fort this week with Evarids Beisel and family of Boswell and Hex Cohee and wife of Frank.

Fivasant Hill Liseter School House Pearl Sanders Frankfort Evarids Beisel

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