Valley residents visit and local social events noted
Mrs. David Adams grows weaker in the valley while Anna Franklin visits Hamilton. Families including Goble, Mahle, Jerman and Lake relatives travel between Connersville and Franklin county. Socials at Brumfiel and Piper homes draw crowds despite poor weather. lawn ice cream socials planned with ice cream cake and lemonade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Jerman
Connersville
B. W. Handley
Arthur Clark
Rube Jarrell
Franklin County
Rev Floyd appointment at Mt Zion and local notes
Next Sunday Rev Floyd will preach at Mt Zion. Mrs Adams of Bear Creek is very low. Peach orchard of John Henwood yields nine bushels and is being marketed. Numerous local visits and family gatherings occur from Everton to Liberty and Connersville as harvest winds down and sick Mrs Helen Beckett stays in Everton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Mt. Zion
John Henwood
Helen Beckett
Everton
Hayes Takes Over Connersville Produce Company
Oscar E. Hayes of Lewisville becomes the new owner of the Connersville Produce Company. Hayes brings extensive experience in the business and ample means to expand operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connersville
Oscar E. Hayes
Lewisville
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Theo
Panama
Becosn
Warners
Alis Seaad
Grout
Rand
Owl Pharmacy
David Adams
Anna Franklin
Hamilton
Peter Goble
Mrs. Mahle
Hugh Scott
Laurel
M. W. Wackous
Allen
Rolin Lake
Z. M. Lake
Melvin Lake
Maynard
Charles Mahle
Trarper
Nulltown
Lon Brumfel and Sons
J. O. Worster
Nora Weevie
Wilson Creek
Noland Pumphrey
Win. Emstweller
Take Werr
Ployd Martin
Will Hoffiman
Bear Laurel
Laurence Hood
Bun Moore
John Wenweoad
Steve Crandel
Chas, White
Steve White
Chas, Heizer
Chas
Worster
Chas Williams
Crist
Miss Ethel
Ben Crist
Near Liberty
Chas, Crist
Alquina
Lidha Wood
Marico, Snd
Miss Pearl Rigor
Richmond
THE
Gentral State Bank
Fayette County Free Fair
Fayette County
J. W. Fawcett
W. F. L. Sanders
E. W. Tatman
Examiner
News
Pam Ghawdes
Withte
Ust
Rions Lonsdale
Ape
Joc
Amoskey
Aic
Atic Ee
Simpson
E . Ly
Connersville, Indiana
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