Various Visits and Socials Around Danville Area
Old Kentucky Miss Kathryn Wann visits relatives in Danville this week. Miss Helen Green of Veedersburg weekends with Miss Graves. Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson visit Lafayette relatives Sunday. Families from Veedersburg attend picnics near Hillsboro and dine with locals. Members from Store Bluff to Tangier share meals and attend reunions. Local church figures note Rev. Smith’s final sermon before accepting school leadership in Kentucky. Residents plan travel for Windfall teachers’ institute and other local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Green
Veedersburg
Mrs Keach’s Rat-Snap Experience At Farm
Mrs Keach explains her fear of rats on her farm and how a neighbor’s success with RAT-SNAP inspired her. After trying it, she says it killed 17 rats and scared the rest away. RAT-SNAP is sold in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 by Mayer How Co Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer How. Co
Covington
Hore Coming and Basket Dinner At Fountain Items
A large dinner event drew attendees from several locations including Mrs Jane Vinson Lake Stone Bluff Rev John S Board near Veedersburg founder of the church James Smith West Lafayette and Jim an aunt. S B Longieth donated ice cream for the meal. George Helms family visited Lafayette and Columbia Park. Thornton and Mac Beymer were Covington visitors. Mrs Frank Robinson and daughter Louise did Attica chores. Frank Beymer was chosen as a delegate to the Western Indiana Conference at Darlington starting next Tuesday. Mr Beymer departed Wednesday for the trip. Mrs Dora Clark spent last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Vinson
Lake Stone Bluff
John S. Board
Near Veedersburg
James Smith
West Lafayette
Jim
S. B. Long Ieth
George Helms
Lafayette
Columbia Park
Thornton
Mac Beymer
Covington
Frank Beymer
Darlington
Mr. Beymer
WEA
Sunday school and local visits fill Coal Creek area
Numerous residents and guests are listed with visits across towns and counties. Activities include Sunday school attendance, hospital plans, family visits to Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, and Danville, plus travels to see kin and attend fairs and concerts.
The Key to Long Living for Eighty Five and Ninety Year Olds
The article argues that longevity comes from modest eating and avoiding overindulgence. It notes thin, wiry men aged eighty five to ninety who maintain health by a slender diet and proper digestion. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to relieve indigestion and constipation, enabling longer life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
No Substitute Offered for Diarrhea Remedy
The record notes that ninety out of two hundred druggists recommend Berlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when diarrhoea is asked about, saying customers they serve rely on it and trust its effectiveness. The ad emphasizes the product as the best medicine for diarrhoea based on customer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlain
Veedersburg Items and Local Business Moves
West Lebanon lost the second game of a five match series at Veedersburg 3 to 2 after a 9 to 1 win last week. James A. Deats sold his meat market and grocery to C. Florey who will take possession September 1 after a public sale. W. E. Glover sold his Glover Dry Goods stake to brothers George and Berle Glover. the firm’s d221 closed Saturday. Glover, manager for 15 years, will stay briefly before plans unfold. Harry Spencer and Jim Mitche traveled to Crawfordsville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Veedersburg
James A. Deats
C. Florey
Here
W. E. Glover
Glover Dry Goods Company
George Glover
Berle Glover
Harry Spencer
Jim Mitche
Crawfordsville
The Ideal Purgative for All Ages
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tab lets as strong enough for adults yet mild for children. It promises an agreeable bowel movement without rough wiping, and claims ease and pleasant effect for every user.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Danville, NL
Charles Moffett
Theodore Grubb
Glen Galloway
Near Store Bluff
Fred Layton
C. E. Thomas
Tangier
Hernel Thomas
Leonard Grayard
Newtons
Lee Miles
Wm. Herold
Indianapolis
Paul Thomas
Mrs.h. Thomas
Teachers’ Institute
Clem Rogers
T. C. Weber
Ralph
Gordon
Thomas Frankenberger
Lara
Nora
Frankenberger
Clifford Grady
Attica
Smith Myers
Edward Nicklas
Clingan Sale
Cates
Kingman
Sher- Dader
Harding
Russellaud Harding
Joniy
Clarks
Chautauqua
George Shafer
Harold Clawson
Patterson
Denny Dugan
Harry Clawson
Homer VanDorn
Wm. Douglass
Ike Nixon
VanDorn Farm
Chiropractic
Florence L. Perkins
D.C
Palmer
Nat Bank Bldg
Sheak’s Storage
BIG Ferlworks
Rogers Park
Wabash River
Covington, Mnd
Mrs. Keach
Rat-Snap
Frank Robinson
Louise
Dora Clark
Emma Keller
Son Martin
James Martins
Lewis Samuels
Manford Richardson
Walter Snoddy
Elmer Maris
Crawfordsville Fair Ground
Harry Snoddy
Janette Davis
Lynn Richardson
Kenneth Myers
Perrysville
Lide Snoddy
Dean Snoddys
Kenneth Richardson
Albert Suiters
Wim. Yerkes
Paul Yerses
Walter Sneddy
Helen Davis
Kingvien
Pereseville
Selials
Ith
Fred Stanton
Clarry
Floyd Richardson
Albert Sutter
Wabash College
Earl Warrick
Marietta Shoaf
Morris McCormick
James Philpott
Fort Wayne
George S. Glover
Denver
Colo
Glover
Billings
Mont
Ed Fisher
Champaign II
Ralph Nelson
Ruben LaBaw
Georgetown
Ill
William Redenbaugh
C. E. Osborn
Edward Patton
L. A. Culver
Danville
Royal Scotch Highlander Band
I. & I. Fair
E. W. Kirk
Robinson, N
Margaret McComas
John Madigan
Vera Scherer
Margaret Sullivan
Patricia Ann Quinlan
Miss Sullivan
Alderson
Charles Miller
Terre Haute
Joe Miller
Henry Purnell
Lowe
Deers Mill
Perl Bingham
Monroe Klingensmith
Bert Storm
Marshfield
J. M. Tugegle
Gretchen Sullivan
South Bend
A. M. Sullivan
M. Scesley
Mont Crain
Robert McGeorge
Charles Mayer
Martin Doane
Ohildre
Lodi Park
Silverwood, Indiana
Hillsboro
Porcheddy
Hobby
Lodi
McComas Building
Indiana Loan Company
Quick Exchange Land Co
David C. Miller
Covington, Ind
Covington Fair
Hugh-Lyons Co
Lansing
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