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Connersville Curier in Connersville, Indiana

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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

8

Furnas Ice Cream at Green's and Local Notices

Green's offers Furnas ice cream and soda fountains while town events note visits by Dora Scrugges and Mary. attendance at First M. E. Sunday School is 337 with a $12.01 offering. Locals mention trips to Alpine, Dunreith, Greentown and Rushville plus Christmas shop photos at Porter's Studio and new auto by Karl Hanson.

M. E. Church

Fall Millinery and Local Notices Mix In Milroy News

Neut Hood was from Columbia Tuesday. George Overlease died of appendicitis at Milroy and was a cousin of Mrs. W. F. Smith of this city. Rev. Smith and wife attended the funeral. New Fall Hats at the Emporium on East Fifth Street. William Wentz, working at New Castle, spent Sunday here. George Horton of near Orange was here Saturday. Attorney Raymond Springer visited Toledo on business. All summer millinery half price at the Emporium. Mrs. Roy Porter visiting Ohio. Miss Cora Monger attended millinery openings in Indianapolis. Mrs. LC Stockton returned to Williamsboro, Ohio after a short visit. The loans were published Sunday at St Gabriel's church by Rev. T. S. Mesker for the marriage of Edna Barker and Franklin Weldele. The marriage is set for Thursday morning August 31.

George Overlease Milroy W. F. Smith Rev. Smith Emporium Roy Porter Ohio Porter Roots St Gabriel’s Church T. S. Mesker Edna Barker Franklin Weldele

Notable visits and local notes in Glenwood and city

T J Simms was in the city from Garrison Creek Saturday. Rev John Maclan and wife returned from a three week West trip centered on the Seattle exposition. Miss Barker, daughter of Edward Barker, lives on North Central Avenue. Mr Weldee resides in East Connersville. Both young people are popular and well regarded by many friends.

John Maclan Seattle Exposition Miss Barker Edward Barker North Central Avenue Mr. Weldee Connersville

Delightful Toledo Cincinnati Aug 1909 Rail and Steamship Trip

Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company offers a combined rail and steamer trip with trains on August 26 from Toledo at 4 00 p m and August 27 from Detroit at 6 45 a m connecting with D C steamers. Tickets valid for return until September 6 1909 with a possible extension on payment. Inquiries to agents Big Four Route or H J Rhein G P A Cincinnati Ohio.

Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company Toledo Detroit H. J. Rhein C. Cincinnati

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Ewe Hees ALL Ladies Noo Et Mero Mso Warner Redfern Miss Jeanne Sth Central Szxforchel Yola Sweet Marie Coca Cola Rae Lewis Ashworth Allegator Druggist A. D. Williamson Axrber Shop McFarlan Building Furnas Green’s Green J. M. Saunders Muncie Fair Dora Scrugges Mary Indianapolis Alpine D. M. Wiley St. Louis East Cornersville Orundio Comi Owlinsiulely Society S. H. Robison Roscoe Perin Ixarl Hanson T.S. Monger Greentown David Conner Rushville A. J. Faurote East Connersville Winooa William Leedke Delaware Chris Cline Green's Louis and Marie Scholl Richmond Christian Sunday School ED Mount Cain Hardware Company Hood Columbia East Fifth Street William Wentz New Castle George Horton Near Orange Raymond Springer Toledo, O Cora Monger Glenwood T. J. Simms Garrison Creek Mackinac Island Gonnersville Lumber Company Tigers All Professionals White Water Park Ap " Kuhn Caldwell matterieSta Peigert Mack's Pool Central Ave
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