Danville News Notes and Local Personal Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gentry visited relatives in Indianapolis Sunday and Monday. Dozens of neighbors and relatives travel greetings as many residents share weekend news. the paper lists numerous visits, relocations, and campus ties with names and places throughout Indiana and nearby states. The long item notes marriages licenses and juror lists, plus Clay Phillips winning a commission in the aviation section of the Signal Officers Reserve Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Elmer Gentry
Indianapolis
Clay Phillips
Congressman Sanders
Washington
War Department
Signal Officers’ Reserve Corps
United States Army
Phillips
Putnam County
Adjutant General's Office
Clay A. Phillips
Coatesville
Ind
United States
Signal
Army of the United States
Indiana Captain Leads First National Guard Unit to Camp Shelby
John H. Kiplinger of Company B, Fourth Indiana Infantry, says Indiana troops face Mississippi with little prejudice about malaria. He notes Mississippi is dry, that liquor was banned on federal service, and that temptation will not be present during training. Etzler cow sale drew good prices with 25 cattle sold, average $91, top $135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Kiplinger
Etzler
Indiana Defense Council backs President Wilson on peace proposal
The Indiana council publicly endorses Wilson's peace stance via a White House telegram praising an end to inconclusive peace. It reorganizes its food and defense committees, warns of coal car shortages, urges dairy and corn production, and notes local military, home guard, and recruitment efforts amid wartime financing guidance.
Train Draped in Citron Georgette Crape with Embroidered Neck
Citron georgette crape creates a unique train with a hobble silhouette and a modish skirt drape. Tucked ends form a graceful train when released. Embroidery in soft colors enhances the neck and full sleeves.
How To Gather Seed Corn At Ripening Time
United States Department of Agriculture advises farmers to drop other work and select twice as much seed corn as needed. Pick ears from standing stalks when ripe, before the first hard freeze, using seed bags and husking ears from top performers with favorable light, moisture, and soil traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Editor Marries Grace Harmon Hathaway at Walton Home
Grace Harmon Hathaway wed Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Walton with Rev W J Stewart officiating. The couple, active in Mpnorth league and church work, is praised for community service as friends offer congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Walton
Grace
Ton Harmon Hathaway
W. J. Stewart
Liberty church home-coming program scheduled for Sunday
The Liberty church announces its annual home-coming next Sunday September 9 with services starting at 10 a.m. including Congregational singing led by S W Hunter, prayers by L A Dunlavy, sermons by Rev H H W Dunlavy and Rev Kirkpatrick, plus basket dinner at noon and a love feast conducted by L A Dunlavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Church
S. W. Hunter
L. A. Dunlavy
Coatesville
Lockyere
Fillmore
Fillmore Quartet
H. H W. Dunlavy
Lafayette
Rev
Stewart
Love Feast Meeting
Congregation
Natty Outfit Fashion Note for Sport Silks
Sport silks captivate fashion with a blouse style resembling a Russian cut and a kilted back to match skirt lines. Borders cuffs collar and sash use novelty white silk enhanced by deep white fringe, creating a striking coordinated look.
Coatesville Red Cross Society Seeks New Secretary
The Coatesville Red Cross society meets Thursday afternoons in the Larkin building room once used by Dr Stone. Members sew pillow slips and towels using two sewing machines and much hand work. Miss Mary Hunt will be at Waveland this winter, and a new secretary will be appointed. James Davidson visited Danville Tuesday to learn from the county headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatesville Red Cross Society
Dr Stone
Larkin
Mary Hunt
Waveland
James Davidson
Danville
Public Sale at Hattie Hays Farm Offers Pony and Farm Equipment
Public sale 1 to be conducted on the Hattie Hays farm 34 miles northeast of Coatesville on Thursday Sept 13 at 1 pm Incubator chicken coops brooders feeder gilt weighing about 115 lbs set buggy harness good buggy and one extra good lady broke spotted pony May be sold before the sale at the discretion of the seller Terms announced day of sale by John B Wella
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hays
Coatesville
John B. Wella
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