Veedersburg News Briefs Include Dying, Fire, and Local Games
Mrs Artie LaBaw dies at home after long illness. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10. Rev McGaughey’s residence fire destroys building though furniture largely saved. rebuild due in about two months. Veedersburg high school basketball beats Jackson 21 14, and wins 13 12 at Cayuga. Local residents attend funerals, visits, and marriages noted with several names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie LaBaw
W. H. McCord
William Eapaw
Willis
Frank Jones
Crawfordsville
C. B. McCor
United Brothers Church
O. W. McGaughey
Veedersburg High School
Jackson
Fletcher Kerr
Newtown
Cayuga
Revival meetings continue at United Brothers church in Stone Bluff
The United Brothers church revival led by Rev. QO. Judy continues for another week with strong attendance from Oeborn's Prairie and Hed Tick delegation. Local social notes mention visits, illnesses, euchre parties, pool room sale, dog and unlawful hunting concerns in eastern Van Buren township.
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United Brothern Church
QO. K. Judy
Clark
Judy
Oeborn’s Prairie
Hed- Tick
Stone Bluff
van Buren
Socials and visits mark week at North Christian church
The United Christian Endeavor Society hosted a social at North Christian church on Friday evening with many in attendance and a pleasant time. A surprise birthday event for Mrs. Stella Sheppard drew relatives bearing baskets. Several locals, including Reed Carpenter, Will Carpenter, Mrs. Ollie Carpenter, I. L. Carman, Alvin Foxworthy, George Weliters, and Jennie Moore, joined gatherings. Others visited, traveled to Attica and Danville for family or business, and Purdue short courses were attended by Mrs. John Gardener, Mildred Fretz, D. Minnick, and Orval Meeker at Hillsboro. A surprise birthday for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foxworthy drew twenty-five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Christian Endeavor Society
North Christian Church
Stella Sheppard
Reed Carpenter
Will Carmen
Ollie Carpenter
I. L. Carman
Alvin Foxworthy
George Weliters
Jennie Moore
Spper
Mollie Sutiles
Floyd Twididy
Indianapolis
John Gardener
Mildred Fretz
Purdue
Hillsboro High School
Walter Foxworthy
Tweny
Newtown Notes from Presbyterian Women Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held its regular monthly gathering at Mrs. Martila Parott's home. A strong program on China and Our Opportunities impressed attendees and refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ira Ewart and Mrs. Russell Campbell. Mrs. Ewart and Mrs. Russell Campbell hold officer roles in the missions boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Martila Parott
China
Ira Ewart
Russell .Campbell
Women’s Presbyterian Board of Missions
Crawfordsville
Ewart
Home Board of Missions
Russell Campbell
Foreign Department
Miss Elsie Harvey Dies After Illness in Terre Haute
Miss Elsie Harvey longtime Tangier resident dies in Terre Haute after an appendicitis operation. She was a stenographer who worked in Terre Haute and is survived by a sister in Terre Haute and a brother, Guy Harvey. The Rural Kingman notes report local attendance at the Indiana state highway commission meeting in Indianapolis to push a Veedersburg to Kingman route and a Hillsboro Wallace state park drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Erwin
Business
Indianapolis
Elsie Harvey
Tangier
Terre Haute
Guy Harvey
State Highway Commission
Veedersburg
Kingman
Hillsboro
Wallace
A. L. Lindley
S. E. Ratcliff
Horace Ephlin
C. L. Steinbaugh
Earl Myers
John Ratcliff
Devlin Frazier
Foreman Credits Tanlac Revival For Recovery
William Bowers a Rub-No-More Soap Co. foreman of Fort Wayne Indiana says stomach trouble nearly killed him. He lost over fifty pounds but Tanlac rebuilt his health gaining weight and he now urges others with stomach issues to try Tanlac as neighbors notice his dramatic change. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarlac
William Bowers
Rub-No-More Soap Co
Wabash Ave
Fort Wayne
Ind
Taniac
Adv
Lovington High School Basketball Schedule 1921 22
Lovington schedule lists games from Feb 3 to Feb 24 with games at Perrysville Boswell Hillsboro Wakeland and Waveland plus an Open date. The record shows Covington leading opponents 43 to their score across last season and a 5 of 9 win rate.
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Kingman High School
Newtown
Kingman
Perrysville
Boswell
Hillsboro
Wakeland
Waveland
Covngton
Williamsport
Waynetown
Veedersburg
Attica
Attice
Coal for sale at set prices from Covington seller
A Covington Route 1 contact, Zim Hankins, offers coal for delivery. Range coal at 3.50 per ton and Black coal at 4.50 per ton. Call or record to arrange.
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Route 1
Covington
Zim Hankins
Classified Notices Pricing Policy Summary
Classified column notices cost 25 cents per issue for up to five lines. If notices exceed five lines, charge is 5 cents per extra line. An average of six words may be double counted per line.
Coal Delivery Offer From Spork and Snoddy
Advertises screened coal for $5 per ton delivered to your bin. Call William M. Spork to arrange service.
Old Reliable Club Ad Promotes Speedy Marriage
An old classified style notice from Oakland invites both sexes to join the Old Reliable Club. It claims 16 years of operation and thousands of wealthy members offering confidential descriptions and rapid marriage prospects. Mrs Wrubel lists Box 26 Oakland CA as contact.
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Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Oakland
California
Help Wanted Stocking Mills Ad Norristown Pa
Wanted men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery. Full line for men women and children. Eliminates darning. Earn 75c an hour spare time or $36 a week full time. Experience unnecessary. Write International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Carpenter Services Offered by Walter Hardesty
Walter Hardesty seeks carpentry work after parting with C. A. Brown. Requests reasonable prices and prompt, reliable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brown
Walter Hardesty
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John
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Edithscock
James Glascock
John Madigan
James Sullivan
Henry Sullivan
Stephen Miner
Covington Sunda
Walter Spencer
Henry Zackmire
David Ratcliff
Etna Cook
JD. Cook
Ora Ellis
Dallas Henry
William Walters
John Sullivan
William Goltra
Ed Walters
Presley Shaw
D. S. Cade
Sproson Berto
Don Berto
Misa ‘Blaie
Ohi
Fred Ohl
Fountain County
Here
Stone Bluff News
Guy Auter
Bryan Campbell
Helen Mallett
Hiram Jones
M. C. Robertson
Joyce Campbell
Frank Landers
Vera Howard
Sterling
John Smith
Clyde Coffing
Joseph Remster
Messrs
Messdames
Wilbur Campball
M .C. Robertson
Ernest Ludlow
John Brandenburg
Milton Russell Warrick
James
Willard Frazee
W. B. Gebhart
Rev
D. K. Judy
Lee Clark
Lois and
Anna Mallett
Ralph Harris
Donald Campbell
Jim Campbell
Jakeway
Mary Slusser
Poplar Bluff, Mo
Hugh Deth
Florence QC
Rice
Geo. Strong
Clint Hancock
George Lamb
Visi
Charles Royal
Danville
A. L. Mills
Sorento, Ill
D. Minnick
Orval Meeker
Guy Walter
Buffal, Ind
Samuel Davidson
S. A. Moore
Zella Miller
Vessie Arter
Nater
Zula Bever
Poblfing
Bertha Calvert
Chalmer Shatts
Eeill
Cee
Kingman News
Kingman Theatre
Gordon Somers
James Claude Day
Oral Pearson
Everett Ratcliff
Hubert Duncan
Gertrude
Frank Myer
Junior
Vivian Ratcliff
Mrs. Scott Ratcliff
Sylvia, Henderson
Terre Haut
Ollie Copeland
John Waters
Claude Barker
and John Stngers
Gee
Foreman
Ft. Wayne
Piel
Lovington High School
Wm. M. Spork
Indiana
Schlosser
de Laval
Pe Laval
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