Illinois Sewing Machine Co Offers 25 Sample Machines at Introductory Prices
The Illinois Sewing Machine Co announces a public sale conducted by Loitch & Barbee featuring at least twenty five specially adjusted sample machines with 50 percent savings. Attendants include a manufacturer representative. dates June 29 30 and July 1. complete with ball bearing high arm and full attachments.
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Loitch & Barbee
Illinois Sewing Machine Co
Loitch & Barbee’s
The Lake Notes and Local Visits Highlight Mini News
Letter writers and residents fill the page with names and small events. Miss Maggie Davis visits from Louisville while Peter Stamm returns from Bradford and Edward Hahn suffers a Thursday morning accident. Burnville marriage plans intrigue Mr Anderson as Lula and Glam Temablec visit Flocktown with Minnie Richert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Davis
Louisville
New Salisbury
Peter Stamm
Bradford
Edward Hahn
Anderson
Burnville
Brynville
Lula
Glam
Flocktown
Missera
Minnie S?ichert
Fred Frank
Parable and Renewal in Sunday Sermons Across Churches
Sunday services at three Protestant churches featured Rev. Black on self sacrifice as the path to happiness and freedom, and Rev. Irvine at the Presbyterian church delivered an outline titled The Farth’s Renewal based on Psalm 104 30. The sermon emphasized nature reflecting divine wisdom and that renewal comes through God’s process aided by natural laws and beauty.
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Black
Irvine
Presbyterian Church
God
Cannor
Christ
Bradford Notes From The Ledger Of Local Happenings
Bradford updates show John Rochner confined indoors with rheumatism. Carrie Bott visits the Blatter family in Palmyra. Fred Brockman travels to Louisville for a grocery position. Odd Fellows attend decoration at Fredericksburg. Pete Stamm visits Jim True in Palmyra. Lou Mosier visits Eva Stamm. Pete Stamm Herman Riesert Otto Riesert and C E Smith visit Henry Stamm. Edward Mosier travels country selling library books. Prof A M Brown of Palmyra calls on ex Trustee Sappentfeld for business.
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John Rochner
Carrie Bott
Palmyra
William Blatter
Pete Stamm
Louisville
Jim True
Lou Mosier
Burnville
Eva Stamm
Herman Riesert
Otto Riesert
C. E&, Smith
All City Boys
Henry Stamm
Edward Mosier
Bradford
A. M. Brown
Palmvyra
Sappentfeld
Illustrated fold on nearby resorts via the North Western Line
A vivid foldout map highlights hundreds of charming nearby resorts reachable by the North Western Line. The item promises excellent illustrations and numerous helpful facts for travelers. Send 2c to W. B. Kniskern, P. O. Box 4, Chicago.
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W. B. Kniskern
P. T
Chicago
Jni
Flora's Day Observed by Harrison Grange at Brandenburg
Harrison Grange met June 10 at Brandenburg school house to observe Flora's Day. Worthy Master Hez Luckett led a program of music readings and recitations followed by ice cream cake and lemonade. Crandall and Franklin Granges attended. Arrangements were made for the Farmer's Picnic at the Fair Ground on August 17 with several speakers.
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Harrison Grange
Brandenburg School House
Flora
Hez Luckett
Mollie Hauswald
America
Crandall
Franklin Granges
Fair Ground
U. E. Lorre
Hurn Returns Home From New Albany
Mr and Mrs Biase Figusere with smiles celebrate as part of local Sunday recollections. Al Mauck and family visited John Mauck and family. Brandenburg schoolhouse hosts a fine Sunday school as Misses Laura Elsie and Ira Mauck visit. Grandma Mauck and family near Heidelburg recall last Sunday gathering.
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Mar. Hurn
New Albany
Biase Figusere
al Mauck
John Mauck
Brandenburg
Laura
Elsie
Ira Mauck
Grandma Mauck
Heidelburg
One Minute Cough Cure Popular With Children
The One Minute Cough Cure is promoted as the children’s favorite for coughs croup and whooping cough. It contains no opiate, is harmless, tastes good and cures. Mrs. Emma C. Popham visits Laneville, Mary Wright’s sister, plans to visit Leavenworth and English before returning home.
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Emma C. Popham
Lanesville
Mary Wright
Leavenworth
English
Burnville community notes on visits and events
Charles M. Byrn recovers enough to be out after illness. Miss Icy Byrn visits New Albany relatives. Claud Martin moves to Burnville from Bradford. Dell Sappenfield and George Kitsell tour Cincinnati for a fly killer firm. Professor Wm. T Burn coaches Burnville baseball. M A Hazzard returns from Louisville Hickory Wagon Works. Mrs. Fred Frank to finish house for summer boarders. Commencement at New Salisbury on the 9th with praise from Miss Ethel Mosier for Southern Indiana berries. Burnville praised for fine strawberries near the carp pond of Wm. Richert.
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Charles M. Byrn
Miss Icy Byrn
New Albany
Claud Martin
Bradford
Dell Sappenfield
George Kitsell
Cincinnati
Wm. T Burn
Burnville Baseball Nine
Crandall
M. A. Hazzard
Louisville
Hickory Wagon Works
Fred Frank
Wm. Richert
New Salisbury
Ethel Mosier
Indiana
Burnville
Ethel
Quality versus quantity in digestion and nourishment
An advertisement asserts that proper digestion and assimilation matter more than food quantity. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Care as a universal digester that nourishes the blood and tissues, claims cures for indigestion dyspepsia belching sour stomach and weak heart, and notes availability at druggists.
Local man joins IU eclipse expedition to Spain
Clarence Bullett leaves for Spain with the Indiana University Eclipse Expedition to observe the total solar eclipse on August 30. He serves as assistant to Dr. John A. Miller and reporter for the Louisville Herald and Indianapolis Star. He will cover the eclipse and travel through England Ireland Scotland Wales and many European nations before returning around November 30.
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Clarence Bullett
Indiana University
Spain
John A. Miller
Louisville Herald
Indianapolis Star
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Holland
France
The
Rhine
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Egypt
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Kerr-Bloyd wedding in South Louisville parsonage
At the M. E. parsonage in South Louisville on June 7 Miss Lois A. Kerr became Mrs John C. Bloyd. The bride, daughter of the late Enos Kerr, and groom son of Rev James Bloyd of Louisville, is a Louisville Street Railway motorman. They will reside at 1134 Shipp Street Louisville.
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Marrizo
M. E. Parsonage
Louisville
Lois A. Kerr
John C. Bloyd
Enos
Kerr
Black Creek
Ind
James Bloyd
Moberly Notes on Local People and Events
Our Children's Day will be next Sunday night. Mary Pitman is staying with Charlie Louden and family. Carrie and Ida Engleman visited in this neighborhood last week. Anna and Sallie Pitman have been visiting Charlie Gardner and family of Crandall. Rev. W. G. Morgan attended the Epworth League Convention at Orleans several days last week. Ed. L. Watson was hurt when a loaded log wagon tipped, but he is now able to be out.
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Mary Pitman
Charlie Louden
Carrie
Ida Engleman
Anna
Sallie Pitman
Charlie Gardner
Crandall
W. G. Morgan
Epworth League
Orleans
Ed. L. Watson
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Harrison
F. A. Bulleit
State
U. S
World Maps
United States
of the County
Corydon, Ind
Royal Sewing
Minnie Richert
John Bennett
Buffalo Bill
Fred Brockman
Odd Fellows
Fredericksburg
Bright Visions
Ursula Loitch
Sarah Shireman
C. M. Brown
Huddletown
Byrnville
Abe Williams
Kerr-Bloyd
Moberly
Sallie F. Pitman
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