Rural Route 21 notes and family visits during Sunday
Charles Brooks returned from New Castle for a Sunday visit. Miss Ethel Publow visited her mother Mrs FE H Publow from Earlham Friday to Sunday. Miss Ramona Norris arrived from Earlham Friday and stayed with Mr and Mrs A B Norris. Henry Lacy hosted James O Gray and Marine Gray with family at Carthage Sunday. Henry Haywood and family visited his aunt Mrs Rhoda Hunt in Indianapolis Saturday. Charles White and Alma Trees wed near Indianapolis Thursday. A charivari Tuesday night caused several young men to be charged with buckshot. Melissa Overman and Mrs Amos Gates mentioned. Henry Mcellvaine and others traveled to Indianapolis Sunday for a cousin’s death. Orla Carter visited Dan Loudenback Sunday. Cassius Gray family visited Mrs Priscilla Fries Sunday. Rev Mearl Wilson and Rev Hartley entertained Cyn tia White Friday. Walter Jessup and family from Carthage visited Frank Morris Sunday afternoon. Mrs Frank Morris, ill for two months, visited her mother Cynthia White Saturday afternoon. Charles Steffey and family visited George Steffey and wife. Mrs James Jackson of Winamac visits Aaron Mattox’s family. Oliver Drysdale went to see his mother Emeline Drysdale, seriously ill, Sunday. Henry Mellvaine attended George Bell’s sale at Mays Monday. Rev and Mrs Jared Binford both improving. Wilma Bundy from Homer visited her parents Amassa Bundy Saturday. Lilburn White and Will B Hill serving jury at county seat. William Scott of Fayette Co visited on business this week. Lilburn White opened a sugar camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Norris
Earlham
A. B. Norris
James O. Gray
Marine Gray
Henry Lacy
Carthage
Henry Haywood
Mr Haywood
Rhoda Hunt
Indianapolis
Charles White
Emma White
Alma Trees
Charivari
White
Buck
Mearl Wilson
Hartley
Cynthia White
Walter Jessup
Frank Morris
Charles Steffey
George Steffey
Henry Mellvaine
George Bell
Mays
Jared Binford
Wilma Bundy
Homer
Amassa Bundy
Lilburn White
Will B. Hill
William Scott
Fayette Co
Rural Route 22 Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Forrest Henley and Miss Mary of Greenfield visit grandmother Mrs Julia A. Zion. John Miner’s family in Fortville hosts. Barrett child ill with pneumonia. Harvey Gilson from Knightstown stays with sister Mrs Roy Herness. Mrs Mattie Lawson of Hanover visits Mrs John F Leisure. Norris and sons with Frank Overman Rue P Henley and sons enjoy music at Henley sugar camp. Ray Price of Spencer and Earlham student visits cousin Mrs Frank Overman. Price attends Indianapolis oratorical contest. O P Overman near Knights Town visits son Frank Overman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Henley
Mary of
Greenfield
Julia A. Zion
John Miner
Fortville
John Barrett
Barrett
Harvey Gilson
Knightstown
Roy Herness
Mattie Lawson
Hanover
John F. Leisure
A. B. Norris and Sons
Frank Overman
Rue P. Henley
Rural visit notes and family movements in Indiana
Miss Hazel Bridges and Harry Newby from Knights town visited his sister Mrs D K Hall in Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday. Julian Overman was in Indianapolis Monday night. Mrs Overman and daughter Miss Edna from Indianapolis are spending a few weeks with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Bridges
Harry Newby
Knightstown
D. K. Hall
Indianapolis
Julian Overman
Overman
Edna
Rural Route 24 and local visit notes
Mr and Mrs James Souder of Greenfield visited Mr and Mrs Ross Souder on Sunday. Rapid road work advances east of town. Horace Foust attended the funeral of his niece Miss Thelma Chew in Glenwood yesterday. Chester Smelser and Amy and Bessie Smith spent Sunday evening with Horace Foust and his wife at Frank Foust's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Souder
Greenfield
Ross Souder
Horace Foust
Thelma Chew
Glenwood
Chester Smelser
Amy
Bessie Smith
Frank Foust
Wallpaper Display by J H H McGuffin Saturday
J H H McGuffin presents a wallpaper display at Lewis Furniture Store this Saturday. The show features assorted patterns and textures for home interiors. Customers may preview latest designs and seek decorating ideas from the exhibitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. H. McGuffin
Lewis’ Furniture Store
Carthage
Ind
Teaching with a Car—Colorado's Imperial County Model
A state superintendent reports Imperial county, Colorado, has grown from desert to a bustling education hub with over eighty schools. The note highlights a bold approach using a large automobile to shuttle students, reflecting rapid modernization and direct access to new educational ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Imperial County
Colorado Desert
Imperial
Neighborhood Co operation Builds Rural School Network
A traveling education machine circulates through sparsely settled areas daily, transporting older children to agricultural high schools and younger ones to grammar schools. The $3500 device costs about $100 monthly per district, improves roads, and fosters civilization by uniting weak and dying districts into stronger graded schools and rural high schools.
Social visits and events around Knightstown and area
Mrs Charles Wright Mrs Thos Newsom and Mrs Ophelia Tutle visited relatives at New Castle Friday. Rev W A Michem preached at the First Christian church Sunday night. Alvin Roberts Knightstown visited his sister Mrs William Bass Sunday. Alman Watkins visited Washington school Monday. Wyche Watkins visited relatives in Rushville this week. Morton Brooks and family Knightstown were guests of Nerjus Heathcock and family Sun. A pretty and elaborate dinner party was given at Knightstown Saturday hosted by Mrs M Bass entertaining twelve ladies from Richmond and Carthage. The rooms were decor ated with plants and flowers. Favors were sham rocks. Mrs Bass assisted by Mrs Stella Brooks. Guests included Mrs A Bundy Mrs N Watkins Mrs S Watkins Mrs H Bass of Richmond Mrs Henry Guilford Mrs Philander Weaver Mrs Levi Weaver Mrs Newt Smith Mrs Nerius Heathcock Mrs Quincy Buckner and Miss Bertha Perry. Miss Bertha Pertha Perry was entertained at dinner Sunday by Mrs Ed Mabra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Michem
First Christian Church
Alvin Roberts
Knightstown
William Bass
Alman Watkins
Washington
Wyche Watkins
Rushville
Morton Brooks
Nerjus Heathcock
M. Bass
Richmond
Carthage
Bass
Stella Brooks
A. Bundy
N. Watkins
S. Watkins
H. Bass
Henry Guilford
Philander Weaver
Levi Weaver
Newt Smith
Nerius Heathecock
Quincy Buckner
Bertha Perry
Bertha Pertha Perry
Ed. Mabra
New Discovery Aids Croup Sufferers Says Manchester Family
A Manchester Ohio family with four children reports relief from dangerous croup attacks using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims the remedy also helps asthma hay fever la grippe whooping cough and lung trouble. Trial bottle free with sales at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester O
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Cook Furniture Company
Cook Furniture CO
Knightstown, Ind
Charles Brooks
New Castle
Ethel Publow
FE. H. Publow
Melissa Overman
Amos Gates
Henry Mcellvaine
Orla Carter
Dan Loudenback
Cassius Gray
Priscilla Fries
James Jackson
Winamac
Aaron Mattox
Oliver Drysdale
Will C. Nelson
Emeline Drysdale
D. Ray Price
Spencer
Mr Price
O. P. Overman
Charles Wright
Thos Newsom
Ophelia Tutle
Clark
Warner
BEE Hive Dept. Store
Rushville, Ind
E. D. Lewis
H. H. McGuffin
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