Farm 10 reveals new parcel post for farm goods
New system allows shipment of crates and boxes of butter eggs and produce by parcel post from farms to kitchens. Weighs up to fifty pounds with standard packing rules. Aims to cut costs for farmers truckers and city consumers and reduce waste by linking farmers with city buyers through parcels and ads columns. Local social note: Mrs James McCann and family visit Lafayette. St Patrick dinner hosted by Mrs Garner and family.
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Dame
Lin
Andy
Cis
Agricultural Department
Commission Werchant
Indiana
Kitlhep Uct
Farm Products Post
Local Notes Include Theater Plans and Social Visits
Miss Blemian Clute to hear Scin min-Holok at Strut Theatre Thursday. Mrs. Al Kersey of West Main street now able to sit for several hours daily. Marriage license issued to Robert Thortoi Gutville and Ronnie Mitchell. Mrs. J. W. Jones visiting the Faculty of Advance for a week. Lyle Matthews of Lafayette spent Sunday with Lebanon relatives. Mrs. C. E. Houk improving from pneumonia. Mrs. Julia Page Warphy of Tuscola visiting. Mrs. William Groves and daughter visiting Indianapolis relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wooley to move from Indianapolis to Evanshire. An embroidery club, Modern Priscilla, organized by Mrs. Emile Dickerson. Mrs. Elizabeth Garner nearing 89 and in frail health. Miss Esther and Alpin Perkins in Indianapolis visit with Mrs. Sherman. Charles Partner saw Hamlet in Indianapolis. Miss Pauline Wilson to Indiana University Spring term. Jets Saunders attending to farming at Valley Mills. Inter Nos Club entertained by Hazel Davie. Miss Mable Coddington came home from Oxford to tend to her father. Mrs. Ira Barker in Winamac. Ora Huddleston to wed John Diltz on 11th. Melville North returned to Terre Haute for Indiana Gas Association meeting. Portland women press city ordinance against public smoking. J. W. Witt to Bloomington for basketball tournament. Miss Bread A. Young visiting. Chas Stusser and Gladys Smith shopping in Lebanon. L. C. Smithson went to attend funeral of sister. Reed families and neighbors noted. Various locals visiting, traveling, and social events.
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Blemian Clute
Sturut Theatre
al Kersey
West Main Street
Robert Thortoi Gutville
Ronnie Mitchell
J. W. Jones
Fieiaity of Advance
Lyle Matthews
Lafayette
Lebanon
C. E. Houk
Park Street
Julia Page Warphy
Tuscola
Illinois
2. H. Carmichael
William Groves
Goldiene
West Chicago Street
Indianapolis
Frank Wooley
Evanshire
Emile Dickerson
Priscilla
Elizabeth Garner
Rastheen Street
Garner
John Frank
South Mast Street
Charles Partner
Hamlet
Pauline Wilson
Indiana University
Jet
Saunders
Valley Mills
Ruth Mines
Viola Woodruff
Center
Inter Nos Club
Hazel Davie
Carre Davis
Indianapolis Avenue
Mable Coddington
Oxford
Ohio
Ira Barker
Winamac
Ora Huddleston
John Diltz
Melville North
Terre Haute
Indiana Gas Association
Bert Hiatt
Dover
Hiatt
Portland
Oregon
Cigor
Tre
J. W. Witt
Bloomigton
Bread
A. Young
Thellows
A. H. Felker
Chas Stusser
Gladys Smith
Zionsville
L. C. Smithson
Love
James Puckett
and Myre
Albert Hing
Wests
Hirza
Baird
North Lebanon Street
George Davis
Fern
Hazelrigg
Wilford Warren
Miranda Dean Pennington
Helen
Dorothy Matthews
Will Darnaby
In¢dianapolis
Rezin Hasford
East Pearl Street
Almira Grover
Elizabeth Grover
Norman Lindsay
West North Street
Frankfort
Mise
Mary Brapkins
Herbert Bales
West Washington Street
Alell
Royal Neighbors Meet in Crawfordsville
More than 900 members and delegates attended the state meeting of the Royal Neighbors in Crawfordsville. The reception at Hotel Crawford featured Fannie B. Volz and Belle Johnson, with Ethel Alward and Mary Bunt among local leaders. Wednesday's program was held behind closed doors, and a degree work session was led by Bua Rex Winkler. John Volz of Indianapolis spoke as state deputy of the Modern Woodmen.
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Crawford
Crawfordsville
Fannie B. Volz
Indianapolis
Supreme Auditor
Belle Johnson
Indiana Harbor
Ethel Alward
Crawfordsville Driftwood
Mary Bunt
Bua Rex Winkler
Terre Haute
John Volz
Woodmen
Bay View Club Elects Officers for Next Year
The Bay View Club elected officers for the coming year: President Mrs Shumate, Vice President Mrs Crear, Secretary Mrs Jones, Treasurer Mrs Coverdale, Critic Mrs Hopper. Mrs Daugherty spoke on America Philanthropists and Miss Mahan on Negro character in Literature. A piano solo by Mrs Black closed the program.
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Bay View Clu
Walner Shumate
Shumate
Charles Crear
Maurice Jones
J. B. Coverdale
Onelis Hopper
Hattie Daugherty
Myundiy Mahan
St Patrick's Social at Central Christian Church
The Christian Endeavor of Central Christian church held a St Patrick's party Tuesday night for many youths. Green decorations, Irish games, and playful costumes set a lively mood. Refreshments including Spudmatio sandwiches were served as participants wished the group success in its activities.
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Central Christian Church
Ireland
St Parrie's
Noblesville Eyes Franchise Extension for Road Plan
Wallace B Campbell promoter of the Anderson-Jebanogaty overurban line asks the Noblesville council to extend the franchise to July 1 1916 and begin and complete the road. He cites two backers including an Adderson heiress and a Ohio capitalist and says route would go from Anderson to Noblesville via Lapel with site visits planned. The council delays action for a week, but Campbell asserts strong faith and renewed effort amid tariff and currency concerns.
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Noblesville Enterprise Bays
Wallace B. Campbell
Campbell
Anderson
Noblesvide
Lapel
Adderson
Conner Street
Jackson township Democrats nominate trustees and assessor
In Jackson township the Democratic ticket nominated William Joseph for trustee after a second ballot. Five candidates sought trustee: William Joseph Samuel B. E. Ronk E M Dale Taylor Kernodie and James A Pratt. Jacob Beaver earned the assessor nomination over David Hedge.
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Jomenstions
Jackson Township
William Joseph
Trustes
Samuel BE. Ronk
E. M. Dale
Taylor Kernodie
James A. Pratt
Joseph
Jacob Beaver
David Hedge
Wabash Valley Sanitarium at Lafayette Indiana
Grounds overlook the Wabash river site three miles from Lafayette center. The sanitarium offers hydrotherapy with pure spring water and a magnesium well, plus a modern X ray department for fluoroscopic work. Rates 20 dollars per week including board and medical care.
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Lafayette
Indiana
Wabash River
Wabash Valley Sanitarium
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James McCann
W. D. Garner
Elizabeth
Julia Harney
Ms. Garner
Barnyard News
City News
Eanes
Esther and
Alpin Perkins
Harry Sherman
Schumat-Hearns
Murat Theater
Sherman
Ruth Steptiered
Royal Neighbors
Crawfords Hills
Shusate
BAY View Club
Patrick’s Social
Wallace Campbell
Interurban
Noblesville
United States
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