Local residents keep in Danville and area
Perry SVLle pres Mrs Harry Martin and son were in Danville Friday. Mrs W M Terrel and son were in Danville Friday. Mrs Chauncy Abernathy of Clinton has returned home. J E Roberts and wife have returned from Indianapolis. Thes Cadman who has been seriously ill is reported better. Mrs Belle Jones and daughter were Danville shoppers this week. N R Smith of Danville was a business caller here Wednesday. Fred Toby has returned to Danville after a short visit with his parents. Mrs Thomas Jones of Cayuga is visiting her parents W Nash and wife. Mrs Charles Prather of Riley sbur returned home Monday after a visit with relatives. L A Morgan received word that his son Lewis W had a stroke of paralysis the first of the week. Mrs Amanda Sabin visited her daughter who is a patient in a Danville hospital on Wednesday. Annabelle the little granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Alderson is ill at their home with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes. Cadman
Belle Jones
Danville
N. R. Smith
Amanda Sabin
Annabelle
Harry Alderson
Constipation Relief: Gentle Chamberlain’s Tablets Favor Easy Bowel Movement
The notice discusses chronic constipation and explains that heavy use of mineral waters and strong laxatives can worsen the condition. It recommends Chamberlain’s Tablets as a mild laxative tonic that produces gentle bowel movements without obvious effort.
Hillsboro resident Thomas Carter dies after stroke
Thomas Carter aged 63 died Friday night at his Hillsboro home after a paralysis stroke two weeks earlier. He lived much of his life here and was known for stock buying. Survived by widow and foster daughter Mrs. Lewis Starnes Jr. Brothers Hiram Carter of Indianapolis and Harl Carter of Oklahoma. Also notes passing of Mrs. Walker Carey in Newtown after infant death and funeral plans. Harve McBroom learns son Fred seriously ill in Chicago with pneumonia after influenza. Harve travels to be at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carter
Hillsboro
Ife
Lewis Starnes, Jr
Hiram Carter
Indianapolis
Harl Carter
Oklahoma
Walker Carey
Newtown
Carey
Kentucky
Harve McBroom
Fred McBroom
Chicago
Pneumona
McBroom
Card of thanks for sympathy after death
The family expresses gratitude to friends neighbors minister and chair for care during illness and after the death of husband and father Gemes W. Roberts. Signed by Mrs. Sarah FE Roberts and others including Mrs. James Riley Mrs. Briz2 Ocheltree Mrs. Clavenes Mehr and Mrs. Charles Mehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Gemes W. Roberts
Mirs
Sarah FE
Roberts
EL Robarts
James Riley
Br2iz2 Ocheltree
Clavenes Mehr
Charles Mehr
Census Enumeration Coupon Notice from 1920
Postal style census appeal urging residents to fill and mail a coupon to Harry E Reed in Delphi Indiana. It requests name street and city for January 1 1920 living address and states the person may not have been enumerated yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Reed
Delphi
Indiana
Joe Stecher Reclaims World Heavyweight Wrestling Title
Joe Stecher, Nebraska farm boy, again becomes world heavyweight champion by regaining the title from Earl Caddock in a two hour and thirty four minute one fall match in New York. Charles Evans, sidelined by flu, returns to normal routine at the barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westling
Joe Stécher
Nebraska
Earl Caddock
Iowa
New York
Charles Evans
Guardian's sale of real estate in Fountain County Indiana
Guardian Catherine C Nine acting for Rosa C Nine insance person will offer at public sale the undivided one sixth interest in the east half of the southwest quarter and the west half of the southeast quarter of section twenty two township nineteen north range seven west containing about 120 acres. Sale February 20 1920 at ten oclock A M at Hillsboro Indiana. Cash and sale subject to court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Circuit Court
Catherine C. Nine
Hillsboro State Bank
Main Street
Hillsboro
Fountain County
Indiana
Rosa C
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Conover Estate
In Fountain Circuit Court January Term 1920 Hardy R. Conover as Administrator filed final account in the Mary C. Conover estate to be examined March 1 1920. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved and prove heirship. Livengood and Livengood attorneys. 2-6-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Conover
Fountain Circuit Court
Hardy R. Conover
Notice of Settlement in Estate of Della M Roads
In the matter of the Estate of Della May Roads deceased John Roads as Administrator filed his account and vouchers for settlement to be examined February 27, 1920. Heirs creditors or devisees are required to appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove their heirship. Cohn Roads, Inc. B. Martin, Attor Estate. Nebeker & Dice, Attorneys. 2-6-3W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Della May Roads
Fountain Circuit Court
John Roads
Cohn Roads
Government Job Openings and Exam Preparations Ad
Thousands needed for census and railway mail clerks examinations. Men and women may apply. Write for Special Preparatory offer and free information. Inter State at 907 13th St NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter State
13Th St
N. W. Atin
D. C
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Home Sweet
Jack
Wuson
Jacob Peters
Billy Haines
E. M. Beerd
Phore
Dey, Jaz
McGeorge Jr.Co
Covington
Fountain Fertilizing Co
Mendelson’s Junk Shop
Veedersburg, Indiana
Norwalk Burial Vault
Forge
Leroy Pope
Mig
Williamsport
Perry Svlle Pres
Harry Martin and Son
Mrs. Chauncy Abernathy of
Clinton
J. E. Roberts
Fred Toby
Mrs. Thomas Jones of
Cayuga
W. Nash
Charles Prather
Rileysburr
L. A. Morgan
Lewis W
Cronic
Ers
Fletcher
Joe Stecher
Honest John Corn Piasters
Honest John, Inc
N. Wabash Ave
Chicago, Ill
Guardian
Harvey McBroom
Atty
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Livengood
Attys
Cas
State of Indiana
Cirrcuit Court
Wesley D. Miller
Ent
Guy Crawford
Administrator. Inc
B. Martin, Attyr Estate
Nebeker & Dice, Attorneys
Chesp
Frank Gregory
Evans Barber Shop
Old Reliable Club
Wrubel
Madison
Oakland
Cal
Inanire, Claywool-Lacey Music Co
International
Norristown
Kerr & Sons
South Side Sqr
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