Stolen Chickens Spark Local Police Request
Nelson Taylor reports seventy five young chickens stolen recently. Thomas and Gurney Chappel left for Franklin county Monday. A donation party was held at Rev James Price's home Monday evening with gifts totaling about Sto. Several locals attended the state S S convention at Shelbyville. Kyser is confined to bed with inflammatory rheumatism for several days. Levi Jessup and family attended services at Charlottesville Sunday. J B Thayer, owner of Spot Cash, is negotiating for a farm in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Taylor
Thomas
Gurney Chappel
Franklin County
James Price
S. S
Shelbyville
Kyser
Levi Jessup
Charlottsville
Lynn Creek Valley and county social notes
Ollie Earnest was in Indianapolis Monday accompanied by Miss Emam who visited Will Standay’s family. Dollis Coneway visits Hamilton county friends. J B Pribby lost a young horse Tuesday. Fribby’s mother visited Crawfordsville last week. George Conowhy and wife with George Laden visited Jackson Moore’s in Shelby county Sunday. Matt Wallace and wife from Tipton county have stayed here several days. Children's Day will be observed at Franklin chapel June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Earnest
Indianapolis
Miss Emam
Will Standay
Dollis —Coneway
Hamilton County
J.B. Pribby
J. B. Fribby
Crawfordsville
George Conowhy
George Laden
Jackson Moore
Shelby County
Matt Wallace
Tipton County
Franklyn Chapel
Gwynneville Social News and Local Moves
Gwynneville residents attended a Fellows decoration in Ar chemoneee and a Saturday event with ice cream. M. M. Linskett and wife visit Indianapolis this week. Ed Kepner of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Dave Peer. The Gwynneville gas company contracts for another gas well. Mae Myer had dinner with Bassie Hawk. Sob. Alexander expands his Main Street store with new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inday
Shay
M. M. Linskett
Indianapolis
Ed Kepner
Dave Peer
Gwynneville Gas Company
Mae Myer
Bassie Hawk
Alexander
Main St
Western Grove School Week Events at Greenfield and Local Gossip
Western Grove reports a common school commence ment at Greenfield on Wednesday night. Local residents attended Friends church services and Sunday school sessions. Delegates for the state Sunday school convention were named, while families hosted guests from Chicago and Walnut Ridge. A promotional line advertises Woolen turbans at Kirkwood’s and a Carthage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ayvonkols and Family
Cleveland
Friends Church
Oscar Parker
Walnut Ridge
Leora Jessup
Westland youths attend Chalettsville high school commendation
Westland community youths from West Landert attended the Chalettsville high school commendation exercises on Tuesday night. Delegates Elma Sofford and W. P. Binford plus Young Binford traveled to Earliam college commencement last week. Mrs McConnell of Gwynneville and Mr and Mrs Adelbert Luse visited relatives, while Nina I Binford and family hosted guests at Center Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari
Waldo Binford
Mail Route Start Delayed to August First
A letter from Janus E. Watson explains mail routes will begin on August 1 as they were not ready by June 15. No additional routes will start before August. the writer expresses hope the delay is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Janus E. Watson
New Books Promised for Education and History
Mr Vayse announces upcoming titles The Triumphs and Wonders of the 18th Century and The Greater Recabhe a United States history work for students and educators. Call to view the books praised as essential for school work and learning, with promise of value to readers. Mrs Pearl Bishop records daily organist duties for Children’s Day at Friends church noting seven rehearsals across three sections and a 30 hour posting under sweltering heat maintaining poise.
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Vayse
United States
Pearl Bishop
Friends Church
Bishop
OPCW
Ripley Township announces local race program
Booming events list bicycle races and oat races with Sam Newsom Earl Henley and Dr F Creger. Boat races feature Dr H M Gear with Marshal E N Hu presiding. No entries outside Ripley township. Full program available on bills and in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Newsom
Carthage milk dairy sits with Hill and Holland
H. E. Stracer states after three years Hill and Holland supply Carthage with high quality milk kept in cooled, aerated rooms away from dots. He believes the best milk requires prompt processing after milking and urges locals to support Hill and Holland to keep a top dairy in the state.
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Carthage
Hill & Holland
Eacy
H. E. Sracer
Disturbing Public Meetings Urges Action by Town
A local note voices solid town sentiment against nuisance disturbances at public meetings. It argues such disruptions threaten orderly discourse and calls for authorities to address the issue, reflecting moral residents' desire for decorum and preservation of civic processes.
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Soa
West Baden hotel burns in Indiana Monte Carlo loss
Mr Ralph DuBois and his mother from Philadelphia visited Mrs May DuBois. Mrs E A Willis of Hartford City arrived for an extended visit with sister Mrs Wm Folger. The West Baden Springs hotel burned Friday causing about 500000 dollars in losses. Mr and Mrs Henry Smithman bought a piano for Edith and Kenneth, who show musical talent. Hon Mas Watson addressed Charlottesville graduates last Tuesday evening to a large crowd. Mrs Eunice Publow and Mrs Frank Porter visited near Ocident with T B Gary. Christian church members met at Mrs Newsom Archey’s home, she has paralysis for two years. Mrs S Eldridge and Miss Hattie Reeves of Knightstown visited Miss Theda Eldridge Tuesday. Miss Mary Berry will supervise music and drawing in Del Rey schools near Detroit. E Macy and Mrs J A Macy from Manilla visited Mrs Enos Coffin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Newsom Archey
Local social notes and visits stir Greenfield scene
Miss Harrison and ex pupil Norman Berry were guests of Mrs Grace Porter. A 6 inch strawberry was brought to the office. Miss Zela Wrennick and Mrs Moore attended a rosacea event with Mrs Veateh returning from a week with her sister. Mary Michael becomes Mrs Nathan Cox and lives at Westfield. Dr O We Righter and A W Newsom meet county board of review in Rushville for twenty days. New Castle is three times Knightstown size. Knightstown personal property value beats by 123000. Owen couple drove to Westfield for Pierce reunion, return tomorrow. Crump of Richmond visiting Manley. Mrs Crump ill and likely to stay. Luther Bundy hosts Cassie Davis, Rufus Pitts, and Mrs Downing. Rev Marlatt and Prof Scholl at Shelbyville Sunday school convention. Miss Kizer, Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Stone, Miss Newsom visit Wednesday. Roy Scott of New York, son of Rev Levid Scott, Friday in Greenfield. he brings body of brother Charles from Mexico. Thimble Club guest of Mrs Gurney Nixon. warm afternoon with ices, kisses, margarites and lemonade.
New Croquet Sets and Professor Evans News
New croquet sets arrive at Kirkwood store and Kennedy's for fresh candies. Professor J F Evans visited Professor J H Scholl and friends over Sunday. Evans plans to pursue farming interests and aims to enter a Chicago medical college around October 1. His friends wish him success. Construction of the C R M railroad crossed the Henry county line northwest of Economy. Track laying completed in Wayne county, with 32 miles of main track there and 36 miles across main line finished including sidings and switches in Richmond and smaller stations. By Saturday.
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J. F. Evans
J. H. Scholl
Evans
Chicago Medical College
Henry County
Economy
Wayne County
Richmond
Missing Glasses and Harvest Oils Notice in Arlington
A reader reports lost gold rimmed glasses in a black case to Susie Pierce at the Record office in Arlington. Also advertises best harvesting oils for the least money at Chas R Butler's machine shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Office
Susie Pierce
Arlington
Chas
R. Butler
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Tetror
J. B. Thayer
The
Spot Cash
Lynn Creek Valley
Gwynneville
Western Grove
Orlando
Charles Cook
Westland
This Place
Gurney Chappell
Mary White
David C. Henry
Maxwell
Emma Parnell
Hattie Waite
Henry White
J.J. Beesor
Charles Winslow
Wal- Bot Ridge
Jordan Swain
Chicago
Turkes
Kirkwood’s
B. Andrew
Maria Dinford
Earlham
Joe Smith
Lawson Wiggins
Inford
Earliam College
Hitabeth Binford
Jesse Lis
Kennedy’s
Samuel B. Hill
Rushville
R. LH. Hill
James Wood
Swazee
Brices
Waggrhe Watkins
Blue River Valley
Wm. Dill
Eva Johnson
Lewisville
Talbert
Nellie Gillaim
John Wilson
Pauline Bundy
Miss Effa
Eugene Macy and Son
W. O. Folger
Ed Walker
Ed Adkins
Chas. R. Butler
Echel Moore
Zela Wrennick
Grace Nixon
Pauline *Coverston
J. E.campbell
Ralph DuBois
Philadelphia
May DuBois
E. A. Willis
Hartford City
Wm. Folger
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Monte Carlo
Henry Smithman
Edith
Kenneth
Mas. Watson
Eunice Publow
Frank Porter
T. B. Gary
Occident
S. Eldridge
Hattie Reeves
Knightstown
Theda Eldridge
Mary Berry
del Rey
Detroit
E. Macy
Manilla
J. A. Macy
Enos Coffin
Miss Harrison
Norman Berry
Grace Porter
Floyd Miner
Mies Hel Moore
Indianapol’s
Comrosacea Abeetoole
W.S. Veateh
Asveek
Clara’Finney
Mary
Michael
Nathan Cox
Westfield
O. We Righter
A. W. Newsom
County Board of Review
New Castle
Owen
Pierce
N. B. Crump
Will Manley
Crump
Luther Bundy
Cassie Davis
Rufus Pitts
Frank Downing
Marlatt
Carrie Kizer
J. L. Hubbard
J. M. Stone
Winona Newsom
Roy Scott
New York
Levid. Scott
Charles
Mexico
Thimble Club
Gurney Nixon
Cambridge City
Will Cumback
Carthage Cornet Band
Muncie
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