Local Social Notes Share Visits Across Greencastle and Danville
Townspeople from Coatesville and nearby communities travel for visits and events. Attendees include Mrs. Minnie Havin and Rae Bin to Greencastle. corner stone ceremony at Fillmore Christian Church. Plainfield Fourth of July gathering. Mrs. Mary Lishy and Anna Millman return from Judson. Munson Lisby tours Indianapolis by interurban and buys a car. many locals hosted or visited kin across Danville and surrounding areas with neighborly calls and church society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Carrie
Iva Eliott
Crrace Colglazier
Greencastle
Salem
Minnie Havin
Raebin
Mat Masten
Mary
Masten
Hertha
Chas. Elrod
Hallie
New Christian Church
Fillmore
Plainfield
Otto Masten
Henry Phillips
Edith Elrod
Mary Lishy
Anna Millman
Judson
Munson Lisby
Indianapolis
Dth
Hie
Leon Smithood
Mary Mann Guests at Green Castle Visit
Mary Mann was the guest of her sister Mrs. Daisy Gasper of Green Castle Monday night. I J Mendenhall and wife and Willie Mendenhall and family visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Mendenhall
Nellie Johnson
Danville
Bessie Brydo
James Greenlee
Christy
Forest Welly
Elaine
W. EK. Greenlee
Aames Elarkin
Carrie Tlant
Mattida McPhetters
Moers
Mary Mann
Daisy Gasper
Greencastle
I. J. Mendenhall
Willie Mendenhall
East Center Floyd Dog Shooting and Local Visits
A local notice recalls a crack shot La F Chaest offering services for dogs. Community members including Win Ader and Claude Waln helped with hay. Several residents visited Edith McKimsey and Charley Purcell. Ziner's team mangled a rake during a hay race. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Chaest
Ader
Claude Waln
Richard Lewis
Hay
Shirley Wilson
BE. OE. Wright
Edith McKimsey Wednesdias
DD. BE. Shoemaker
Robert
Herbert Smith
Fillmore
J. Shoemaker
Frank
Carl
Live Flint
Earl
Elsworth Evans
Lula
Eva Waln
HRALD Subscription Offer Promises One Dollar Year
The notice promotes a yearly HRALD subscription for one dollar, inviting readers to sign up and enjoy access to the newspaper each year.
Where They Saved to the Shakers
Charles F Brown recounts a humorous visit to Shaker households as a traveler describes shelter for his horse, curious exchanges, flirtation with two Shaker women, and the elder’s bemused reaction while observing a rustic, teasing encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Shaker
Shaker
Kiver
Bilin
Cam
Uriah
Empty Gallantry and Advice on Marriage Beliefs
Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont recounts advice to young women to avoid marrying men who doubt universal suffrage. She urges choosing a husband like a friend, valuing sympathy over gallantry, and cites comic anecdotes of inept gallantry and shifting family roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. P. Belmont
Approaching the Perfect Life Verses of Good Will and Wrath
A reflective note urges kindness and mercy while condemning greed and wrath. It emphasizes living softly like ajra passing by, attributed to Right of Agia. The fragment evokes spiritual ethics and pacifist ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agia
Bank Official Affirms Statement In Hendricks County
Cashier J N Phillips avers the above statement is true to the best of his knowledge in a July 1910 affidavit. Notary Elmer L Furman officiates. commission expires January 16, 1911. Directors H C Summers E K Owen Ray Hufford attest.
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State OF
Indiana
Hendricks
D. Knight
C.D. Knight
John S. Walton
W.T. Beck
W. H. Shields
W.N. Lakin
N. N. Philips
J.N. Phillips
Cushier
Elmer L. Fu3on
H.C. Summers. E. KB
Owen Ray Hufford
Community notices and social visits around Clayton
Presbyterian Aid Society met with Mrs. Lizzie Weesner Tuesday afternoon. Several residents spent the fourth at Plainfield. J. S. Jones and daughter Fay plan a Cincinnati summer with her parents. Vero Curtis of Crown Center visited Lee Weesner family. John Windle Coble ill with chicken pox. Harper and wife to move to G. W. Stone’s vacated property. A. H. Terhune visited son Harry Stone in Indianapolis. Elmore Winstead family returning to Wisconsin after visiting. Dessie Loucks and son Jobin stayed with her mother. Edd Powers of Indianapolis visited the Burns family. Good Will Club dined with Dave Reitzel family. Frank Johnson and wife guests of Lizzie Weesner. Dale Anderson drew the rocker at O. W. Harrison’s. another giveaway August 6. Nora Richardson, Guy Reitzel, Win Allen dined with Wilma Harrison. N. M. Rynerson opens local photo gallery. Indiana Photographers association president W. A. Potter to assist. All work guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Lizzie Weesner
Plainfield
J. S. Jones
Fay
Cincinnati
Vero Curtis
Crown Center
Lee Weesner
John Windle Coble
Harper
Cline
G. W. Stone
A. H. Terhune
Harry Stone
Indianapolis
Elmore Winstead
Wisconsin
Dessie Loucks
Jobin
John M. Jackson
Edd. Powers
Wm. Burns
Good Will Club
Dave Reitzel
Frank Johnson
Stilesville
Dale Anderson
O. W. Harrisons
Nora Richardson
Guy Reitzel
Win Allen
Wilma Harrison
Rynerson
W. A. Potter
Indiana Photographers Association
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West Main Street
Artemus Ward
Shakers
Wordly
Plase
Charles F. Brown
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S. Ek, Mark
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Joan S. Walton
Coatesville, Nd
A. McClure
Endiana
Lsuarantee Wey Ork
Prteoos Hiuhd
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Bennett
Stephen Hunt
Covisvillae
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John Masten
Landapetite Burt
KK. Mastin
Coutesville
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