Local Society Notes From the Christian Church Area
Sunday reports include Rev Vearl Wilson sermon at the Christian church and social visits across Connersville and nearby towns. Residents visit relatives in Indianapolis Metamora Laurel and Alquina with meals and calls, plus moving news and a suggestion to visit Stellee Cream parlor.
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Vearl Wilson
The
Christian Church
Community notes from Bunker Hill and surrounding areas
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel, family updates, and events. Births, marriages, illnesses, and social gatherings are noted alongside church activities and an upcoming ice cream social. The Seventh Annual Reunion at McKindre Church is announced for August 28, 1909 with Rev. H D Sterrett preaching.
Local and Personal News Highlights
Mrs. Mike Hasset is indisposed. Greensburg visitors include Lips. stary Clouds visiting J. S. Clouds and family. Mrs. Willis Moore returns from Danville N Y after visiting relatives. Chas Reiman the Florist. Willie Pike and family from Algine. Ellwood at Martinsville for health. Dr. Helvie for veterinary work. Mrs. Will Coletrane and children visit Columbia. Alice Sparks visited Byron Hughes. Fall line of ladies white shirts and waists at Shera McIntosh from 1.00 to 2.98. Jacket suits promo. George Brown from Alpine. James Cully on business. Mrs. McKee of Bellefontaine guests of Edwards. Harry Strickland back from Rochester N Y. Mrs. J P Scholl of Morristown visiting. Madge Jewiss returns from Chicago. E R Lake and family of Everton pleasure trip in Ohio by auto. Rio Coffee 12 cents lb at Standard Grocery. Judge Swift from Brooksville. Ella Meyers returns home to Vevay after visit.
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Chas. Reiman
Willie Pike
Policeman Ellwood
Martinsville
Dr. Helvie
Will Coletrane
Columbia
Alice Sparks
Byron, Hughes
Shera & McIntosh
J. P. Scholl
Morristown
Madge Jewiss
Chicago
E. R. Lake
Everton
Ohio
Judge Swift
Brooksville
Miss Payton Entertained for Thirteenth Birthday
Miss May Payton celebrated her thirteenth birthday with an all day party at her home near Everton. Twenty three friends attended. A noon dinner and evening refreshments were served. She received many gifts and thirty four postal cards. Guests departed satisfied and wishing more happy birthdays.
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Miss May Payton
Everton
Miss Payton
Spring hinge assortment with framing sizes
Listing shows spring hinges in pairs and sets for 2-6x6-6 2-8x6-8 2-10x6-10 and 3x7, described as spring hinges, pair.
Adjustable Windows Advertised in Narrow copy
Short ad lists adjustable windows with different heights and openings. Notes 25 inch high unit opens to 33 inches and 30 inch high unit opens to 85 inches. Also mentions 28 cent small size adjustable windows at 10 cents.
Stoneware and Jars Sale Listing With Varied Sizes
Classified notice listing stoneware items including 1 gallon milk cracks and all size jars. Also advertises churns in all sizes with gallon capacity and price of 15 cents.
Primitive Kitchenware List From A Cleaning Cache
An old list catalogues assorted kitchenware items including white lined pudding pans in several sizes, a 6 quart white lined ridging pan, a 4 quart Berline kettle, 3 quart rice boilers, wash basins, granite pie plates, seamless 2 quart bucket with lid, and 2 quart coffee pots with some garbled markings and quantities. The items reflect a general homeware inventory with multiple small vessels and cookware.
Extra fine medium salt sale item listing
A brief classified note notes extra fine medium salt sold by barrel with price listed as 15 cents. Also mentions Fibre Water Buckets at 15 cents each.
Flour Best Grade Flour Sack
A brief notice notes best grade flour in a sack labeled Crystal Flake or Metamora with a 7 percent designation. The item appears in a small commodity or trade listing.
Soap advertisement with various brands and quantities
An OCR fragment advertises soaps including Lenox Soap ten bars and White Line Soap Powder three pounds. It mentions Fels Naptha six bars and other unclear quantities, typical of a 20th century grocery display.
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Ruby Maze
Cora Sutton
New Castle
Wm. Price
Charley
H. A. Eshelman
Clarence Brandenburg
Frank Gise
Quakertown
Thurman
Fabian Ricard
Peter Zimmerman
A. M. Lyons
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Clif Eshelman
Connersvile
Ed Carpenter
Elmer Chance
Fabian Bicard
Curtis Scholl
Ruby Eshelman
Quincy Brice
Alquina
Katie White
Leroy Martin
Lewis Riggs
Russ Layson
Edith
Cora Brandenburg
Stelle Lee Cream Parlor
Bunker Hill
Sam Malone
Ed Thomas
Alice Worsham
Randolph
Henry
Alice Binder
Earl Binder
Earl Alexander
Rush County
Sam Jobe
Muncie
George Malone
Christian Endeavor
Mabel Thatcher
Earl Painter
Curtis Tate
Frances Pierce
Eva Pierce
Oscar Michener
Oscar Worsham
Glen Thatcher
Flaudie Russell
Mrs. Earl Painter
Carl Smith
Bride
Blooming Grove
Dessie Ellis
Myrtle
Ruth Swift
Carl Heeb
Henry Apsley
Sallie
Lizzie McWhorter
Katie Ferris
Charley McWhorter
Nellie
Tyler McWhorter
Lizzie Bell
Brookville Cemetery
Susie Masters
Edgar Masters
Laurel
Mr. Hickman
Theo. Parrott
Nola Sherwood
Lot Waggoner
Noah Waggoner
Belle Naylor
Glenwood
John EF. Swift
Kate White
Will
Brookville
Herman Rose
Oakley Fishback
John Hockenberry
Shelby Hayward
Will Riker
Kate Moore
Nora Powers
Anna Starr
Connersville
John Naylor
Martha Starr
Josephine Smith
Orville Warner
Tom Wilson
Lloyd Naylor
Ira Updike
Mike Hasset
Stary Clouds
Greensburg
J. S. Clouds
Willis Moore
Danville N. Y
Shera& McIntosh’s
Tee
George Brown
Alpine
James Cully
Mrs. McKee
Bellefontaine, C
W. T. Edwards
Harry Strickland
Rochester, N. Y
Ella Meyers
Vevay
M.H. Fielding
Indiana
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