Local notes from Connersville and area events
Ernest Eskew plans to move from the Deverton area after buying Bert Suddier farm near the village. Notables include Charles Harald of Oxford and Prof W Otto Miessner visiting relatives. social events feature the Happy-Go-Lucky club and a diaper gathering at the Stelle home. A lecture program at Contetten society endures despite absences, with Miss Minnie Miller's successor planned and Miss Corinne Pinter Ware to assist.
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Lerd Caareisou
Dike
Fo Bas
Loukmare Sehook
Deeettberit
Ernest Eskew
Deverton
Cas
Bert Suddier
Ois
Hyon
Prank Brown
Pigea
Copnersvill
Charles Miessner
Finnéinghure
W. Otto Miessner
Mroo
Arnold Martin
Longwood
Jobo Gibbs
Janary
Tao
Porgat
Firth
Sharpe
Moada Shoet
Venterday
Sesur
Boas Abelvdin
Iwe
Connersville
Fae Mt
East
Tuesday's Daily Life Notes from Lester's Musy Store
Notes from Lester's Musy Store and surrounding town entries list residents traveling to New York to enter trade school, family visits to Indianapo dis, and engagements or funerals near Joyverton, with updates on Dr. Alexander Ross and wife reaching Oklahoma for health reasons and considering winter residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ross
Alva
Oklahoma
Ross
Miss Handley
J. OM. Handley
Alpine
JUDAS TO WIN THE CASE IN DRY NEW CASTLE TOWN
The New Castle Tribune reports a disputed effort to secure a liquor license in a dry town. McCormick seeks license approval from the county board amid opposition and local lobbying touching saloon interests and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Tribune
MeCorliieh
Che
Ion
Heer
Illegal to mail invitations to prize card parties says Postal Dept
A Hartford letter to the Postmaster General prompts a reply from Assistant Attorney General N P Goodwin stating that card parties with prizes are lotteries. It is illegal to use the mails for invitations to such events or for any admission charged bridge or card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Postoticee Department
Washington
Notice to customers about unproven remedies and safety
Fragmented notice warns customers that a product called Poles's Hopes and War for couphas is not affected by opiates or dangerous drugs. It claims National Pure Food and Home Patrol approves it and recommends the remedy for children, though text is garbled and unclear.
Vitalize These Weak Nerves with Dir Sheeps Restorative
An old ad copy urges readers to use Dir Sheeps Restorative to restore nerve strength and health. The paragraph emphasizes quick recovery and improved vitality, claiming benefits for weary nerves and overall wellness. Ashworth is mentioned as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supurdays Galls
Tajtec És Babes Asbere
Charles Harald
Oxford
Obie
Pimper Edwards
Senda
Clifford Stelle
Hawkins
Plaae Stelle
Mirv
Roscoe Stelle
Soli
Mors
Abseouims
Mies Wood
Ate
Mes
Ring
Shelby
Ipie
Mats
Phony Lin
Seber Titles Pte
Towas
Jeli
Protas Milton
Greolgret
Contetien Saciety
William Jameson
Noblesville
Poolata
Robert Jameson
Mr. Jameson
Preath
Leiter
Diarbata
Stein
Petop
Dias
Vaitiotes
Ds Baer
Lester’s Musy Store
Cees McCouibs
New York
Peter Goble
Indianapodis
Othe
Meys
Crabbe
Charles Mahle
Joyverton
Araitil
Clarence Matile
Mro
Olver Snadlen
Bertha Prages
Miltou
Noeuest
Mars
Des
Petere
Panddey
Gibbwood
Charles Wiers
Latrel
A.J. Gliger
Sot. Robert
Rb. Coletraine
Columbia
Solons
Warch
Roosevelt
Shivas
Judas
New Castle
McCormick
Sori
Vritesne
Uncle Sam
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Lewis Ashworth
Nmas
Astrakhan
Pratt's Shoe Store
Central Save
Connersville, Ind
Undeanapoes
Eaties
Torreaeter
Perres
W. Ak. Mayo
W. B. Gillespe
Indianapolis
Ind
Cultare
Jemison
C. EF. Thompson Funehrhiral
Heinemann
Central Avenue OF Kichk
Loose
Central Ave
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