Valley City Commencement Planned for June 30
The twelfth annual Washington township commencement will be held at Valley City on Friday June 30. Graduates include Lawrence Trobaugh Anna Bottles Mamie Coffman Cecil Trobaugh Pearl D Amy Jesse Greer Edna Amy Edna Hardsow and Alfred Bottles. Music by Bodenstadt's banc.
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Washington Township
Valley City
Lawrence Trobaugh
Anna Bottles
Mamie Coffman
Cecil Trobaugh
Pearl D. Amy
Jesse Greer
Edna Amy
Edna Hardsow
Alfred Bottles
Bodenstadt
Banc
Social visits and gatherings span several towns this week
The notes record visits by Curt Fouts, Mrs Leffler, Maud Byrne, Emma Touts, and families of Kepley, Sappenfield, Byrne, and Armstrong across Webb City and New Albany. Rev Grubb and Minnie Argenbright plus Claude Martin hosted a musical social. Melvin Truzzare returned to Louisville for weekend with family. In Beechwood Nellie Bruch visited Mahler. Quebbeman siblings hosted guests and celebrated Royal Quebbeman's fifteenth birthday on May 31 with friends attending.
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Curt Fouts
Wm. Leffler
Maud Byrne
Emma Touts
Webb City
George Kepley
Charles Sappenfield
Emily Byrne
Kay Armstrong
New Albany
Royal Quebbeman
If Its Good Paint You Want Go to J J Bullett And Son
A concise promotional line for J J Bullett and Son offering good paint choices. The notice highlights the shop as a destination for quality paint products.
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J. J. Bullett & Son
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Social notes from Elizabeth and nearby towns
Ben Hill and family of New Albany visit relatives in Elizabeth. Mrs James Hobbs and grandson Noble Engleman visit Georgetown. Mrs Bettie Rusk and Mrs Vina Wolpert return from Grand Lodge in Indianapolis. Orange Drillette tours for a fertilizer company then rests at home. Miss Mary Stewart returns to Sugar Grove after a week here. M FE church women host a May 30 ice cream supper. Dr Winders and family attend Mrs A M Winders funeral near Titus. Memorial services held May 25 with speeches by Rev Rumbly and Prof J P Funk.
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Mary Stewart
Sugar Grove
Rumbly
New Middletown
J. P. Funk
New Albany
White Cloud News Briefs and Local Updates
Isaac Conrad is better. Joe Sibert was at Leavenworth Saturday. Strand Best of Corydon works for Marion Conrad. Cas Morris of Corydon visited Wim Bennett last week. Walter and Lum Curts and John Rothrock returned from Illinois. Polk Shrigley’s house is progressing. Walter Keller is the carpenter. William Rothrock attended the Commercial Club meeting at Corydon last Thursday. Sunday school every Sunday after noon at Abe Rothrock’s. Sophia Hannel is Superintendent. Joe Wiseman’s meat was stolen. the thief should beware Mr. W.’s pursuit. Near Wm Bennett’s crossing, Miss Minnie Dawson Emma Himmelheber and Julius Shrigley narrowly escaped drowning.
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Corydon
Wim. Bennett
Walter
Lum’ Curts
John Rothrock
Ilinois
Polk Shrigley
Walter Keller
Win. Rothrock
Commercial Club
Abe Rothrock
Sophia Hannel
Joe Wiseman
Mr. W
Wm. Bennett’s
Minnie Dawson
Emma Himmelheber
Julius Shrigley
New Amsterdam News Briefs From Corydon Area
The river rises rapidly. Aliie Funk and C. W. Thomas visited friends in Corydon and nearby last week. Mrs Jennie Jack and daughter Lois of Corydon visit friends nearby. J H Kemper, in Corydon weeks, has returned home. Miss Lucy Fowler, from Mauckport, spent last week at home. Local residents attended Mauckport commencement last Saturday night. Pumpkin Pie.
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Aliie Funk
Corydon
C. W. Thomas
Jennie Jack
Lois
J. H. Kemper
Lucy Fowler
Mauckport
Prospects for a large crop noted despite frost damage
CENTER NOTES. Prospects for a large crop are good. The frost did some damage last week. THE DEMOcRAT is a welcome visitor in our town, Harve Conrad is hustling agent for Plano machinery and Ox Guano fertilizer. Harry Shields, who has been at tending Business College, at Indian apolis, has returned home.
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Democrat
Harve Conrad
Plano
Harry Shields
Business
Indianapolis
Rev Roberson Sermon Draws Large Local Congregation
The report notes Rev Roberson preached to a large crowd last Sunday. John Havermel and family of Corydon visited Lawrence Garing on Sunday. St Michael's School closed Friday and hosted a well attended entertainment. Sixteen children took first communion the following Sunday.
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Roberson
John Havermel
Corydon
Lawrence Garing
St. Michael’s
Resolutions of Respect for Farnest Hook
Victoria Court 189, T of B H Central Indiana, June 1 1902, mourns Bro Farnest Hook a beloved member and upright citizen. Resolutions praise his character, extend sympathy to his wife, order copies to family and papers, and spread minutes of the lodge. Com amendments signed by Robert F Cunningham Carry F Watson Willard Denbo.
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Farnest Hook
Bro. Hook
Robert F. Cunningham
F. Watson
Willard Denbo
Matinee Lunch Baskets Replace Candy in Theaters
A Chicago exchange notes matinee girls now carry small stylish lunch baskets instead of chocolate treats. Baskets are waxed paper lined and crafted from sweet grass, roots, birch bark, or twine. Contents include finger sandwiches wafers cakes prunes and nuts with a moist sponge for a drinkless setup.
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Chicago Exchange
Paris council gold medal goes to Gallez family of 13
Public Notice announces that the Paris council awarded the gold medal for the most numerous and best behaved family to Mr and Mrs Gallez, parents of thirteen children.
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Paris Council
Gallez
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