Local Notices From Tyners Station and Nearby Areas
Dr. F J Spilman visited in his auto Sunday morning. Dr Hare went to Charles Stockdale’s Tuesday to tend an injured horse. Joe Barrett returned home from a trip through the West. W H Chenoweth and wife enjoyed a weekend of sight-seeing at Richmond and Indianapolis. Locals attended the Harrisburg literary Friday night. Walter Sherwood and family moved to Connersville Wednesday. Charles Suttles lost a horse to lockjaw recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Spilman
Dr. Hare
Charles Stockdale
Joe Barrett
W. H. Chenoweth
Richmond
Indianapolis
Harrisburg
Walter Sherwood
Connersville
Charles Suttles
Orange church services and local lodge notes at Glenwood
Services were held at two churches by Revs Walls and Burkhart. Members attended meetings at the M E church in Glenwood. The Imp O R M trustee hired George Flaner of Arlington to move their hall to Broad street. Richard Sipe visited from Indianapolis. Burkhart hosted at dinner to RB Moore and wife. The I O Th M conferred Chiefs Degree on Warriors. A Glenwood man linked to a green goods scheme appeared back from bear hunting. John Dawson studies to operate a switchboard. Mrs Alex Metelfresh ill and not expected to live through Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Glenwood
George Flaner
Arlington
Broad Street
Richard Sipe
Indianapolis
R. W. Sipe
Rev. Burkhart
RB. Moore
Warriors
John Dawson
Alex Mctelfresh
Everton Community Birthday and Local Notices
About seventy neighbors and relatives gathered at Mr PDW Moores east of Everton to celebrate his 68th birthday with refreshments and games. Other items note illnesses, visitors, home improvements, a new rural carrier route, and local social visits among Everton residents and nearby towns.
Garrison Falls Supt Trusler Visits Gray Robinson School
Trustees Culbertson and Trusler visit Gray Robinson school while George Prifogle conducts business in Connersville. A baby girl is born to S K Bilby near Muncie. Fire damages a stove area at W L Tate’s residence, about sixty dollars. The piece extols W H Pate's dedication to the Ciray-Robinson school and praises Mr Tate's community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Trusler
Gray-Robinson School
Muesday
George Prifogle
Connersville
S. KB. Bilby
Muncie
Culbertson
Gray- Robinson School
W. L. Tate
Stoner
J R and Quincey Gray Plan Kansas City Trip
The passage notes J R and Quincey Gray considering a journey to Kansas City sometime next month as part of a broader effort to improve moral standards in the neighborhood through local schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R and
Quincey Gray
Kansas City
Local Social Notes From NULLTOWN and Nearby
Orlando Elliott and family from Connersville visited Mrs. Agnes Perkins on Sunday. Herbert Gray spent Saturday with his mother, Lizzie Wright. Daisy Stant returned to Metamora with her mother Mrs. George Jlarimore. Richard Rowe and children visited with Mrs. S. J. and Mrs. Rolland Murray on Wednesday. Noah Hood called on Mrs. Omer Garrison Friday. Clarence Jackson of Metamora is visiting friends here. Charles Smallwood and wife left for Nebraska after the death of Mrs. Smallwood’s father Oliver Bruinfiel. Tom Gray spent Saturday night with his cousin. Cora Thomas visited Wesley Handley and wife, who are ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Gray
Lizzie Wright
Daisy Stant
Metamora
George Jlarimore
Richard Rowe
S. J
Rolland Murray
Noah Hood
Omer Garrison
Clarence Jackson
Chas. Smallwood
Nebraska
Cummins Corner Social Ties and Illness Reach Bentonville
Cummins family and relatives gather at Flat Rock Baptist services and homes across Bentonville and nearby towns. Verne Freeman and Harold Clouds contract whooping cough from Vera Freeman. Will Beeson remains bedbound with severe influenza. Claude Trusler visits Cummins Corner school. Ladies' Aid plans February fundraiser for Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cummins
Flat Rock Baptist Church
Rufus Cummins
Vale Curtis
Will Baker's
Grant Country
Verne Freeman
Harold Clouds
Vera Freeman
Grant County
Henry Knotts
Beeson and Hankins Guests in Grippe Report
Beeson and Hankins Mr and Mrs Herman Hilbert have the la grippe. Robert Kirtley has been unable to attend school at Milton due to tonsillitis. George Brattain and daughter Miss Nethal aided Abe Troxell in butchering last Tuesday. Linde Mildred and Gilbert Woods have been ill in a group. Examination was held at schools last Thursday and Friday. Miss Mabel Moffett and Mitty Simpkins visited Miss Bertha Archey Friday. Joe Hilbert of Franklin County visited Leander Kirtley and Mrs Ab Simpkins and daughter Mary visited Mrs Richard Milott in Connersville last Wednesday. Mrs Otho Moffett and daughter Mabel called on Mrs Onur Mochwort last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Leander Kirtley suffers with a head gathering, Mrs Esse Simpkins visited Ab Simpkins and family last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kirtley
Milton
Ab Simpkins
Mary
Richard Miliott
Connersville
Otho Moffett
Mabel
Onur Mochwort
Local Social Roundup Notes In Town Names
William Wood and family along with Mr and Mrs Otho Moffett and daughter Luella were guests of Ben Copeland and family last Sunday. Several youths attended the library event in Harrisburg Friday evening. Otho Moffett attended Guttenberg Lodge in Connersville last Wednesday. Arthur Shepherd missed several days of school due to pink eye. The Jolly Sewing Circle meets at Mrs Abner Whipple's next Friday. Lee Kirtley sold sixty one fine porkers last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood
Otho Moffett
Luella
Ben Copeland
Guttenberg Lodge
Connersville
George McFerrin
Abner Whipple
Arthur Shepherd
Jolly Sewing Circle
Lee’ Kirtley
Community Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Horace Allison Alquino and family visited Andrew Young and wife on Sunday. Miss Ruth Branson spent an evening with Lillian Lake. Day meetings run Wednesday through Saturday at two o'clock each night. Mrs. Jane Jackson and J H Jerrell are on the sick list. Ross Carter and wife visited her parents last week. Miss Josephine of Retherford visits sister Mrs. Scott Dubois. O J Chance invoicing all week. Andrew Young and wife plan a trip to Oklahoma this season. Mrs Carrie Retherford called on friends there last Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Allison
Andrew Young
Ruth Branson
Lillian Lake
Jane Jackson
J. H. Jerrell
Ross Carter
Josephine of
Retherford
Scott Dubois
J. Chance
Oklahoma
Carrie Retherford
Local Social Notes From Bentley and Nearby
Mrs Charles Mahle and daughter Alina shopped at the county seat Saturday. Nearby residents attend events including a phay at the Auditorium and visits among families such as the Pars and Masters. Mrs Minor Conner underwent surgery at St Vincent Hospital while Rev Hilstren preached at the church. Rachel the Fire Wail will be presented at home talent show in Koof Pohash Ever ton Thursday night February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mahle
Alina
Minnie Banning
Grove Bank
Earnest
Bernier
Carrie Fox
Harrison
Gusta Parrot
T. KE. Currey
Indianapolis
Clyde Myers
George Masters
Connersville
Elisha Myers
Minor Conner
Bertha Curry
St. Vincent Hospital
Hilstren
Emily Sims
Albert Sims
Jessa Hayward
Lurton Goble
Milton Brumfiel
Rachel
Everton
Bebe
Harrisburg News Briefs Mixed Local Social Updates
Harrisburg notes show residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. Mrs Campbell and Joseph Barker join Bertha Campbell for visits. Herbert Gray visits his aunt. Church prayer meetings and hogs hauled to market mark the week. Barton Barker sick. Caldwell hosts Hark Lines and Chat Sparks and Mary Greer at supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mov
Ebb Caldwell
Hark Lines
Chat Sparks
Mary Greer
MT. GARRISON Weather Snapshot Captures Seasonal Swing
A brief report recalls a single beautiful spring day and a harsh wither day in Mt. Garrison highlighting the town’s dramatic seasonal shift and its impact on daily life.
Local Visits and Family News Noted in Lyons Station Area
Mr and Mrs Peter Zimmerman of Lyons Station visited neighbors. Miss Reth Branson visited Miss Lillian Lake Tuesday night. Mrs Lou Retherford spent Wednesday with Hast Connersville relatives. Mrs Will Remy and daughter Dorothy visited Mrs L K Retherford and children Friday. Ed Newland killed boys last Monday and is a candidate and must be looking after political things. Protracted meeting begins at Alcuna next Monday night. Miss Gladys Burk confined to bed Saturday. Ollie Zimmerman and wife visited Chas Crandle and family Sunday. George Koffman of Brownsville visited Will Stagg and family last week. A large crowd attended John Ek Jemison’s funeral Saturday. Chas Crandle and family spent Saturday evening with Lon Retherford and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Miller
Sharch
Bentonville
Florence Heck
Fairmount
Grant Heck
Will Beeson
Allen Cloud
Andersonville
Kate Cummins
Howard Sherwood
Nettie Cummins
Rufus
Lola Saxon Cummins
Newton Miller
Chas. Cummins
Flat Rock Baptist
Claude Trusler
Cummins Corner
Peter Zimmerman
Lyons Station
Reth Branson
Lillian Lake
Lou Retherford
Connersville
Ed Newland
Alquina
Gladys Burk
Ollie Zimmerman
Chas. Crandle
John Ek. Jemison
Lon Retherford
John Emison
Faust
Riverside notices and visits fill week with church and travel
Riverside column reports Jun cille Notts returning from grandparents visit while cousins Cassius Wagoner and Tom Steele visit. Local pastors Rev Wm Hillstren and Rev C W Hillstren visit Bentley and Dublin, with funeral services for John Emison and reflections on aging pioneers. Dated notes of neighbors and school exams frame a week of weather, travel, and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Elliott
Len Bromnel
Cassius Wagoner
Tom Steele
Bunker Hill Church Quarterly Meeting Report
The quarterly meeting at the church occurred Sunday with Rider Rawls presiding. Miss Mabel Worshuma entertained Roy Hilby and Miss Letia. Numerous locals attended, including Abevers and wife baptized at the Catholic church that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider Rawls
Mabel Worshuma
Roy Hilby
Letia “Phomis
Local Social Notes From East Connersville Circle
Mrs Ei E Paris was sick last week. Ward Reeves visited BE 1 aris on Sunday. George Welsh spent Sunday with Ward Reeves and family. Mrs EH Bundrant visited Eliza Fox of East Connersville Tuesday. Robi Chenoweth called on BE L Bundrant Monday. Ladies Aid to meet with BE L Bundyant Wednesday. Grace Hamilton and Dorothy Banker visited Sam Jobe Friday. Dorothy Banker and sister Elsie and Agnes Strong visited Sam Jobe Sunday. Joe Moffett had supper with brother Chas Moffett Sunday afternoon. Mrs W C Davis among the sick. PT Bilby and family and W C Davis spent Wednesday with Chas Hoffett and wife. Edith Hardy visited Chas Martin and children Friday. Chas Martin in Indianapolis visiting family with Mr Thompson from California. Mrs Doner called on Mrs Whitt-Duin Sunday. Miss Norvilla Millett visited with sister Mrs Wate Sparks for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Welsh
Ward Reeves
EH. O. Bundrant
Eliza Fox
East Connersville
Robi. Chenoweth
BE. L. Bundrant
Ladies’ Aid
BE. L. Bundyant
Dorothy Banker
Elsie
Agnes Strong
Sam Jobe’s
Joe Moffett
Chas. Moffett
Mr. Thompson
California
Chas. Martin and
Local Social Notes Highlight Rushville Area Visits and News
Pairview sees Willie Birehood Franklin Downty visiting sister Mrs. Joth Waller. Mrs. Wood Gibbs and Minnie Gibbs of Indianapolis joined the Jones Erwin wedding party for several days. Numerous neighbors hosted guests including Lavina Jackson Louise Lewis Vince Gibbs and more. A teachers training class is planned in the Christian church with 24 members enrolled led by Alfa Wikot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Birehood
Franklin Downty
Joth Waller
Dee
Wood Gibbs
Minnie Gibbso
Lidianapolis
Albert Wikell
Rushville
Minnie Gibbs
Vince Gibbs
Conturersville
Mesdames Lavina Jackson
Louise Lewis
William Lewis
Local Market News and Social Notes From Waterloo and Cincinnati
Oliver Brant brought a fine drove of bogs to the doval market today from Waterloo. Will McChare of Cincinnati was a cuent of Miss Pinnie Jordan Sunday. Mrs J Boges entertained no tew ladies at her home last night for Miss Kite Miller of Pointfrou who is her guest. Mrs Louis Seller spent today at Metamora. Mrs J TE Addins of fatures was here to day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Brant
Doval
Waterloo
Will McChare
Cincinnati
Pinnie Jordan
J. Boges
Estate of Quincy A. Tite Administers Sale of Personal Property
Notice of sale by Emma Crate as administrator for the estate of Quincy A. Tite deceased. Sale at the late residence one and one half miles east of the vote at Connorsville Payette County Indiana. Auction includes two work horses, two colts, three cows, thirty head of cattle feeding hounds, hogs, oats, hay, farm tools, wheels, oats and other farm implements and household goods. Terms include seven months and payment in cash upon delivery. Sale begins at ten o'clock a.m. on date specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notle
Quincy A. Tite
Wali Otter
Gusdie
Winroth Hay
The Thuringian Doll Industry's Wax Head Dawn
A historical note on how Thuringian toymakers transformed dolls from wooden forms to wax headed figures. It traces the dip process origin after a London import inspired local crafts, the use of Angora wigs, movable eyes and lids, and the rise of mass production by women and girls, with simple chemises and lace detailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuringian Mountains
Sonndeberg
London
China
Thuringiana
Rene Bache
Cirele
Land and Water Boats Across Canadian Timber Lands
A description of rugged propulsion boats used in northern forests. Engines drive paddle wheels or twin screws and power a cable drum for portage. Boats traverse swamps, climb hills, and cross rough terrain with log skids, achieving one to two miles daily and navigating grades up to four feet per mile as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
First Come First Served Muddled Sermon Tale
A minister who opposed bazaars recounts a tale about a street robbery in which a thief robs a man but shows remorse. The robber asks if the victim is unharmed and the scenario shifts to a light, humorous exchange as the street encounter ends.
Modern Plays and Players and the Demand for Authentic Casting
The passage argues that modern productions favor presenting the actor as the character rather than mere likeness. It blames managers for choosing performers based on appearance rather than impersonation, citing a hypothetical candidate whose father died long before the play’s setting as an example of inappropriate casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argonaut
Reforming a Husband Through Drink and Temptation
A fragmented squib from the Houston Post recalls a wife’s attempt to reform her husband through vice and persuasion. The dialogue hints at his drinking and past restraint as she seeks change.
Impossible Combination Vie Time in a Porous Transcript
A fragmented Louisville Courier journal snippet references an unusual pairing and wordplay about a rare combination. The garbled text fixes on a "nut" and "umbreds," hinting at confused phrasing around a time and people. The item reads as a clumsy transcription fragment from the Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dourniel
Fragmented Notices and Snippets From Harpers Weekly and Philadelphia Record
A garbled compilation of captions and phrases from Harper's Weekly and the Philadelphia Record. It includes odd references to birth right, ancestry, attire, and facial hair without coherent context or full sentences.
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Walls
Burkhart
PD. W. Moore
Moore
Helvie
Snyder
Elizabeth Perdieu
Giaubett
Elizabeth Post
Alys
Lottie Wallick
Perdieu
Anderson Moore
Will Moore
Hone
Little Hee Mitchell
Samuel P.per
Joe Klipple
Main Street
Geo. Scott
Phene Lake
Mt. 4Iarvison
Ples Loper
Mabel Myer
Dessie Lake
Charles
Clyde Mastera
Arch Handley
Mayme Volkert
Garrison Falls
Scheol
W. H. Pate
Giray-Robinson
Ciray-Robinson
Tate
Nulltown
Orlando Elliott
Mary Agnes
Agnes Perkins
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Christian Church
Charlie Errel
George Ertel
Noah Cummins
George Sherwood
Omer Bell
New Castle
Archie
Charlie Bell
Eva
George Weaver
Heck
Beesons and Hankins
Herman Hilbert
George Brattain
Hnthel
Abe Troxell
Linde Mildred
Gilbert Woods
Mabel Moffett
Mitty Simpkins
Bertha Archey
Daa Priday
Joe Hilbert
Pranklin County
Leander Kirtley and
Esse Simpkins
Ab Simpkins and Family
K. Archey
Bertha
Bob White
William Whipple
Abner
Charles Crouse
Dorothy Whipple
Luella Moffett
Thel Brattain
Bentley
Helen Thomas
Josephine
Mildred Barker
Bertha Campbell
Campbell
Joe Tray
Lemons
Rosedale
Park 'Thomas
Martha ‘Thomas
Wilo
Saith
Burke
Sam Ludlow
Barton
Barker
MT. Garrison
Will Remy
Dorothy
L. K. Retherford
Floyd
Flsworth Gettinger
Pleasant Friends
Fairfield
George Koffman
Brownsville
Will Stagg
Riverside
Charles Notts
Jun Cille
Ww. Hillstren
Barrton
Rachel the Pire Wail
Ieverton
Cassius Wagoner and
Thomas Steele
Wabash
Thenry Handley
Gunnison, Col
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Ethel Briumfiel
Aletumora
Jackson Township
W. To Warrs
Charles Keeler
Centerville
George Floyd
Mt. Zion
C. W. Hillstren
Milan
Ind
Dan Brumfiel
James A. Rose
Fraumily
Hillstren
Dublin
Bunker Hill
Woo Dawes
Ohat Williams
Will Worster
Witt
John Binder
Il Law Rere Brown
Twit
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Catholc
Samy Chirk
Celia Roots
Alice Worstilte
Amy Dkivis
Plursctiay Ugh
Lillian Worshits
Ldesd Doner
Cobe
Willis
We. G. PR. D
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Ei. E. Paris
BE. 1
Aris
Grace Hamilton
Sam Jobe
Chas. Martin
Indianaapolis
Inda
Norvilla Millett
Wate Sparks
Pairview
Cal Caldwell
Janes Lavigox
Jobo Smielser
Glen
Walter Thompson
Nita Gibbs
Snichtstown
Alf Saxon
Cambridge City
Morton Nelson
Bmes
John Dickey
Richimiond
May Stevens
Stevenson
Frank Stunner
Carey Jackson
Er. W. Caldwell
Creighton Frost
Saxon
James Rees
Myrtle Creager
Alfa Wikot
Albare
Emma Cpate
Dewell
Suctioneer
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