Scott's Prairie Social Notes and Local Visits
Mr Joe McFadden and wife of Danville visited with W I Drollinger and family Sunday Magdalene Drollinger was home Sunday Bert Orm and wife and son J W and Mildred visited with W I Drollinger and family Sunday We are sorry to hear that George Moffett is not improving like he should Troy Glascock and Samuel Glascock transacted business in Hillsboro Friday Mrs Rose Bowmen and Mrs Smith of Wallace called on Caroline Drollinger Thursday Children Day at the Prairie will be the first Sunday of July Mr and Mrs Virgil Pyle and Mr and Mrs Arch Williams and son Harold spent Sunday with Arnet Robinson and family Avanella Drollinger spent Monday night with Miss Mellie Grimes George Moffett has gone to Mayo Bros for treatment When you Retire see Engle Evans I will pay you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Orm
J. W
Mildred
W. I. Drollinger
George Moffett
Rose Bowmen
Smith
Wallace
Caroline Drollinger
the Prairie
Virgil Pyle
Arch Williams
Harold
Arnet Robinson
Avanella Drollinger
Mellie Grimes
Mayo Bros
Stella Stout
Attica
Ia Crigler
Charles Tinsley
Detroit
Tinsley
Turkey
Evan Tinsley
Jewell Tingley
Kenneth Tinsy
Harry Robert
Ollie Crane
Charles Crigler
Olive Foxworthy
Charles William
L. L. Wond
Charles H. Tinsley
Hillsboro
Lina Tinsley
Indiana University
Bessie Wyrick
S. A. E. House
Franklin
8. M. Davis
Richard
Indianapolis
Frank Bybee
Lois Bybee
Culver Union Hospial
Crawfordsville
Veedersburg Crashes Injure Miss Mitchell and Overturn Car
Miss Eulalia Mitchell sustained painful injuries Sunday evening when the car driven by Charles Helms overturned on Main Street in front of the Van Deventer furniture store. She was removed to the bank rest room, then home, with no bones broken but severe bruises. Helms escaped injury. The same report notes the death of George W. Thomas, Civil War veteran, aged 78, and funeral details for Grant Gossett. Mrs Dan Hutchins of Hillsboro visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Thomas
Milford
Ill
Charles Thomas
Anna Rusk
Emerine Taylor
Sterling Christian Church
Charles Howard
Rockfield Cemetery
Grant Gossett
Dan Hutchins
Hillsboro
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsed by Readers
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York says Chamberlains Tablets help with heavy meals dull feeling and indigestion. She takes one or two to feel better and notes her husband also uses them when traveling. Adv uF promotes the product as a remedy for constipation and indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Stringtown Social News Roundup
Mr. John Buckley visited with family near Covington from Friday to Saturday evening. Danville residents Bert Vanhook and family joined John Spoonamore’s guests for Sunday fishing at Coal Creek. Various locals visited relatives and attended or arranged gatherings as children’s events diverted church services at Coal Creek Chapel. Next Sunday evening services planned.
Hillsboro News Highlights May Wedding and Summer Band Plans
Miss Gladys Halsey wed Maurice H Williams in Indianapolis. Hillsboro merchants schedule weekly summer band concerts on the streets starting Wednesday. Many locals and visitors attend family gatherings, visits, and campus news across Hillsboro and nearby towns.
Gladys Walton in Crossed Wires and Vamped
Actress Gladys Walton stars in two feature lyric segments Crossed Wires and Vamped highlighting silent era musical romantic comedy scenes and light melodrama with a focus on clever misunderstandings and fashionable studio productions.
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Gladys Walton
Busines callers and gatherings in Danville noted
Edgar and Oral Prather were business callers in Danville Thursday. Mrs Elmer Rogers spent Tuesday afternoon with Miss Loreta Stuckey. Mrs Dewey Prather and Dorothy Prather ill with measles. Mary Belle Rogers visited Mrs Elmer Rogers. Ernest Eickleman and family visited Mrs Mary Eickleman. Mollie Gibson visiting Mrs Dewey Prather. Victor Current and Barbara Current of Danville visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Carithers and Mrs Ellen Knoth Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Oral Prather
Danville
Elmer Rogers
Loreta Stuckey
Dewey Prather
Dorothy
Ernest Bickleman
Mary Belle Rogers
Ernest Eickleman
Mary Eickleman
Mollie Gibson
Victor Current
Barbara
Oscar Carithers
Ellen Knoth
Local social notes published from OLD KENTUCKY region
Mrs Granville Grubbs and daughter Roxie hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Miss French of Covington Miss Gertrude Fairchild from Salem neighborhood Mr and Mrs Clifford Grady Attica Mr and Mrs Wm Grubbs Mr and Mrs Theodore Grubbs Teddy Hardy and Max Layton Mrs Chauncy Galloway of Stone Bluff visited Fred Layton and family Elijah Allen and family visited Ivan Lawson north of Veedersburg Harve Barkley attended Indianapolis races Mrs William Green and daughter Elizabeth shopped in Danville Mr and Mrs Edward Nicklas dined with Emma Nicklas north of Covington Mrs Henry Campbell and daughter Maggie hosted Missionary Society of Union church near Aylesworth Paul Thomas helped his father H Thomas on his farm Kingman day visitors included C E Thomas Misses Mary Nellie Blake Danville Lucile Wilson of Bismark and Patten Veedersburg plus Earnest Forest family Stella and Della Lang dined with Harold Raider Paul Thomas visited during commencement at J U
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Grubbs
Roxie
Miss French
Covington
Gertrude Fairchild
Salem
Clifford Grady
Attica
Wm. Grubbs
Theodore Grubbs
Teddy Hardy
Max Layton
Chauncy Galloway
Stone Bluff
Fred Layton
Elijah Allen
Ivan Lawson North
Veedersburer
Harve Barkley
Indianapolis
William Green
Elizabeth
Danville
Edward Nicklas
Emma Nicklas
Henry Campbell
Maggie
Missionary Society of the Union Church
Aylesworth
C. E. Thomas
Kingman
H. Thomas
Lintner
Mary
Nellie Blake
Lucile Wilson
Bismark
Patten
Veedersburg
Earnest Forest
120000 Divorces and 526700 Silver Weddings in US
A Lyric theater notice highlights a discussion of matrimony titled Is Matrimony a Failure. It advertises a Tuesday event at the Lyric exploring rising divorces and large shares of older couples celebrating silver weddings.
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United States
LYRIC
New Front Completed at McClery Store on Square
The new business front at McClery’s store on the southwest square corner was completed Saturday morning and opened to the public. Painting remains, but the front is accessible and praised for display and convenience boosting the store’s appearance and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClery
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Scott’s Prairie
Joe McFadden
Magdalene Drollinger
Troy Glascock
Samuel Glascock
Engle & Evans
Indiana
Indiana Housewives
Purdue University, Agricultural Experiment Station
Perrysville Flour Mills
Perrysville, Indiana
Universal
Hege & Sons
Stringtown
John Buckley
Kenneth Reed
Bert Vanhook
John Spoonamore
Coal Creek
Homer Abernathy
Reva
Leah
Leafa
Gray
Grover Mullin
Eva Riley
Happy Hollow
Anna
Edna Chatt
John Sypoonamore
Arthur Blunt
John Blunt
Joe Chatt
Edna
Elsie Hermling
Mary Helen Young
Near West Liberty
Coal Creek Chapel
Oscar Abernathy
Cooper Chapel
Otto Reed
Miss Vivian
Dafford Yerkes
Barney French
Cleo
Leanora Berto
Anna Chatt
Melva Hall
Roy Smith
Bell Smith
Elsie Harmling
Gladys Halsey
J. H. Halsey
Charleston
Maurice H. Williams
Lewis Harrison
Harry Harrison
Loran Holland
C. B. Starnes
J. P. Cooper
Elzada Claman
Maranda Glascock
Kate Engle
Ravine Park
Ruth McMahon
Josephine Taylor
William Johns
Oscar Johns
Roy Hendricks
Mary Jane
John Davidson
Virginia Thomas
Clifford Crumley
Marion Shade
Sullivan
Madison Shade
Will Sandell
William
Miriam Taylor
Ed Greenley
Thurman Long
Forrest Wood
Franklin College
Charles Wood
Robert Hesler
Harvey Scharf Ard
BE. P. Finch
Jess Washburn
Selina
James Washburn
Minie Simpson
Frank Deth
Fred Hedges
George Foxworthy
Rileysburg
Republican
Old Kentuck
Stella
Della Lang
Mrs
Harold Raider
Paul Thomas
Mrs. H. Thomas
J. U
Troy Barnes
Lila Lee
Lois Wilson
Walter Hiers
Zasu Pitts
Sylvia Ashton
Paramount Magazine
Covington, Ind
Tire & Battery Shop
Free Road Service
The
Citizens Bank
Covington, Indiana
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