Local Notes and Socials Round Ups in Wayne County
Correspondenes of the Couriet report wheat harvest in the neighborhood and a social program at Miss Mara Watt s home. Mrs J J Cole and Ant Thomas visit Maud Filby in Cambridge City while Eva Troxel visits Gev Brattains family. Various exchanges describe visits, dinners, and travel among the Watt, Wood, Gia, and Welds families in Indiana communities and the Epworth Society activities.
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Couriet
Mara Watt
Ayne County
Jack Wood
Will Wood
Beesons Station
Eva Troxel
Gev Brattains
Mias Birdie Sacre
Alquina
Willison Mesdames
J. J. Cole
Ant Thomas
Maud Filby
Cambridge City
Ediza Welds
Anderson
Jesse Whitaker
Clara
Leota Watt
Milton
Leota Gia
Gres Christian
EA Hednes
Albert Williams
Emu
Warne Ca
Oscar Tenry
Henry
Vala
Carr
Local District 3 notes and farm activity report
Agbert Lemerson and family entertained Dari Linderson and family Sunday. Thomas Lamberson keeps a piece of wheat in good shape by pasturing it. Anns Lamberson offers eggs at a rate per dozen. Corn plowing continues widely in the community. Walter Heck sold cattle and a fine flock of sheep recently. Alva Hoss received a kick from a horse Sunday. Samuel Lamberson plans a large crop planting season. Joe Lamberson reports road work progress.
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Agbert Lemierson
Pamblyone
Dari Linberson
Faimily
Digner Sunlay
Thomas Lamberson
Anns Lamberson
Walter Heck
Alva Hoss
Samuel Lamberson
Joe Lamberson
Beeson Station Sketches and Weekend Visit Observations
Beeson Station notes report ample rain and thriving corn. Rev Fletcher delivered a sermon at flanking school house on Sabbath afternoon to a receptive audience. Ne Booth from Duclapsville and a lady friend from Bamneat visited the Statler. J Harria spent Saturday night and Sunday with his family in Muncle apunt. Next Sunday after noon Rev Mount of Conneraville will preach at Hankins school house. Mise Bertha Herries and Minnie Griffin are among weekend visitors visiting Mise Elaie Caldwell.
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Fletcher
School House
Ne. Booth
Duclapsville
Friend
Bamneat
Statler
J. Harria
Muncle
Ethel Brattalee
Minnie Griffin
Mise
Elaie Caldwell
Indigestion Cure Ad From A Dated Hemet Fragment
Fragmentary 19th or early 20th century advertisement text mentions Dr Caldwell's Syrup for indigestion and urges visiting a local drug store for the remedy. The legible portion highlights the brand and location context without clear dates or full claims.
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Dr. Caldwell
Local News Roundup From Fayetteville
In Fayetteville notes Dr Sipe and son Will work a colt for Austin Frazee. Andrew Frazee of Conneraville visits and installs a dumbwaiter. Ralston breaks the fibula near the ankle. Alex Paxton travels to College Corner Ohio for farm repairs. Vin Sipe and Evangeliat C C Cline speak of church events next Lord's Day. Regular services at the M B E Church. Mrs Far Sipe sprains her ankle. Austin Frazee attends church and Sabbath school. Rev Allen conducte services last week. Calvi Stephen’s House paint finished. Jack Ryan and Bert Moore active in buggy painting.
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Sipe
Will
Austin Frazee
Fred Sipe
Andrew Frazee
Conneraville
Alex Paxton
College Corner
Ohio
Vin Sipe
Evangeliat C. C. Cline
Christian Church
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Obituary of Elizabeth Tingley of Harrisburg Indiana
Elizabeth Tingley born October 7 1828 died May 23 at her Harrisburg Indiana home aged 71 years 7 months 18 days She was the youngest of eight children and married Uriah B Tingley on November 15 1860 She was a longtime Wiley Chapel Methodist Church member mother of four with two grandchildren and a brother She was praised as a faithful wife mother and neighbor and mourned by many in the community
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Elizabeth Tingley
Alexander
Rachel Kerr
Harrisburg
Ind
Uriah B. Tingley
Wiley Chapel
Fea
Savior Cyume
Jesus
BoBhe
Father Divine
Falu
Kingdon of
Oes -F
Alquina Cour ier Notes From Alquina and Nearby
Corresponence lists residents and events in Alquina and Liberty with visits to a sick brother, farm sales, a departed mare search, community prayers, and I O R M grave decoration plans. It reports Lizzie Loudenback ill, Pochahontas Tribe forming at Alquina with 47 charter members, and Shawmant Council to perform the initiation work.
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The
Courier
C. A. Lopez
John Fender
John Oswiler
Liberty
Gordon
Buckeye
Frank Cook
Jersey
Wm.Newland
Jack
Edo
Zeke
Cal
Andy Young
John Walker
Wm. Heim
Brownaville
Lizzie Loudenback
Lou Sacre
Dr. Lockhart
Dunlapsville
Pochohontas Tribe
Alquina
Shawmant Council
Mee
Tumble Creek Correspondence Highlights Local Socials
The Courier reports various visits and calls around Tumble Creek and nearby areas. Highlights include Casper Jones and wife visiting Milroy, Mrs Joe Heusley and family visiting relatives in Wayne County, and Schuler Miller staying with J B Hensley in Connersville. John and James E Gray bought a sheep shearing machine and work well, Saweel Turner improving local roads, and Edward Martin boasting a fine field of cows. George Smith and wife from Arkansas visit Las Martin’s family.
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Courier
B. F. Miller
Doc
Casper Jones
Milroy
Joe Heusley
Wayne County
Schuler Miller
Connersville
J. B Hensley
John
James E. Gray
Link Burris
D. Turner
Saweel Turner
J B Hensley
E A Farnetto
J B Bensley
Liberty
Lingzie
Roy Hensley
Schyler Miller
Casper
Edward Martin
George Smilth
Arkansas
8Ilas Martin
Local notes from Bunker Hill and area visits
Rural brief records visitors and health notes from Bunker Hill area. W. E. Ochiltree and family visited parents in Conneraville Saturday and returned Sunday. J. T. Worsham visited relatives near Glenwood Sunday. Wheeler Davie and family visited E. Bundranta. Mrs. J. R. Gray’s daughter Palneer visited Garri son Creek Friday. Various locals, including Mrs. Geo Brown and Miss Barbara Roots, are mentioned with health and social visits. Rev Seaton preached to children on Sunday. SHIRT WAIST
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The
Courier
W. E. Ochiltree
Conneraville
Morelog
J. T. Worsham
Glenwood
Wheeler Davie
Bundranta
M. A. Palneer
J. R. Gray
Garrison Creek
Charlie H. Alger
Elisha William
Barbara Roots
Geo. Brown
Prancea Williams
Alexander
B. E. Paris
Wee Fergeeon
Connersville
Hoger
Jobn
Divine Life Message Shapes Commencement Speech
Rev W J Russell of Rushville delivers at Orange Township Commencement stressing life from God and the duty to grow toward the infinite. He urges disciplined habits, exercise of mind and heart, and living for a noble purpose leading to immortality and service. Dr Kay's Renovators advertised at 25c to $1.
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W. J. Russell
Rushville
Orange Township
Corrier
John F. Mapes
Holland
Beaconfield
Goethe
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