Hillsboro Clergyman Attends Northwestern Indiana Meet in Brazil
Hillsboro pastor J F Clearwater of Hillsboro and Waynetown joined the Northwestern Indiana Conference meeting in Brazil. Jewell Tinsley resumes Central Hotel duties, while J A Crawford returns to West Lebanon after a few months as proprietor. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Lewis Starnes Sr hosting a family dinner. Willis D Walker funeral held at Center church with interment at Oakland cemetery. Thomas Chatt underwent eye surgery at Culver hospital Crawfordsville. Local notices record travel, visits, and gatherings across the area.
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de. J. F. Clearwater
Hillsboro
Waynetown
Brazil
Northwestern Indiana
Jewell Tinsley
Central Hotel
Wil
J. A. E. Crawfords
West Lebanon
Mr. Crawford
West Lensnen
Willis D. Walker
Cleveland Walker
Center Church
Elmdale
Oaklend
Crawfordsvil
Thomas Chatt
Culver Hospital
Crawfordsville
Mr. Chatt
Veedersburg
Chicago Sunday Herald Ad Sale Plans Fractured
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a Chicago newspaper listing preparations for a sale event in the comics section this Saturday. The readable text hints at ads and page placements but lacks clear details or dates.
Rat Snap Helps a Farmer Save Hog Cost in New Jersey Ad
James MetGuire, a noted New Jersey farmer, touted RAT-SNAP cake as a rat killer after trying many methods. He spent $1.25 on RAT-SNAP, claiming the rats it killed saved the price of a hog. Sold and guaranteed by Mayer Hardware Co in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MetGuire
New Jersey
Mayer Hardware Co
Covington
Lost Tire and Livestock for Sale in Indiana Notice
Lost between Hillspore and Crossport a Goodyear tire size Fe Finder oplense neodly dated Hiliskero Ind FOR SALE registered Shrop hire yearling and Ram Lambs sired by Transported Butter Ram Hereford Bull Moon Fairfax One Bull calf G L Ward Kingman Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillspore
Crossport
Goodyear
Oplense
Hiliskero
Ind
Moon Fairfax
G. L. Ward
New Deputy Oil Inspector Named After October 1
The September term of court opened with all members of the Fountain and Warren County bars present. Stogg Ephlin of Kingman is slated to become deputy oil inspector for the area after October 1, replacing Patton whose term expired and who is glad to be released. Jim Murray reports a notable melon season with a yellow watermelon gift and seeds saved for future crops.
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Fountain
Warren County
Stogg” Ephlin
Kingman
Patton
Jim Murray
Jim
West Bound and East Bound Train Times Listed
The schedule lists West Bound arrivals at 9:20 a.m and 2:36 p.m for trials, and East Bound times at 3:34 p.m. A Wabash line arrival noted as 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Atrial
Folding chairs tucked under table space saving device
A Philadelphia Ledger note describes a new space saving invention by Frank Gilarski of South Chicago. Chairs fold and slide under a table leg via a bracket and rod, then lock with a thumbscrew. To reveal the chair, loosen the screw and rotate the chair back into place.
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Frank Gilarski
South
Chicago
Philadelphia Ledzev
Dorothy’s Penny Confuses Sunday School
A City Star note recounts Jutie Dorothy who, sent to Sunday school with a penny, mistakenly gives it to Tests rather than Jesus. After returning home she explains the reply to her father who asks if she gave the penny to Jesus. She says Jesus is not there, so she gave it to Mrs Jesus.
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Jutie
Dorothy
Jesus
Insas City
Doubleday Family Hears of Neighbors Borrowing Habits
Mr Bib Miles notes neighbors constantly borrow items explaining they have taken almost everything but the piano and twin beds. Mrs Bibbies tells him not to worry as Mr Jacsby asks about the issue. She suggests they keep spare bottles available while he volunteers to transport them himself.
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Birmingham Age
Seraid
What a nice face Mr Blank has
A Boston Transcript item recounts a self own at a lawn party. A matron whispered about Mr Blank’s attractiveness to another matron and overheard the reply noting a price for it.
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Mr. Blank
Bdston Transcript
Two Husbands Compare Notes On Wives At Club
Two husbands argue that wives always know better. The second man reveals his wife admits she does not know why she married him. The club setting adds a humorous sting as both men vent about marriage.
Social and personal notes from the Galloway sale and area visits
The Galloway sale on the 18th drew a good crowd and the ladies netted a neat sum. A calling demonstration occurred at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cartwright home on Tuesday morning. A Purdue professor provided needed instruction. Annie Aldridge visited Homer Illinois with friends last week. Theodore Grubbs and wife and Miss Roxie Grubbs shopped in Danville Saturday. James Kilby arrived from Tennessee to visit relatives. Orville Keller returned from Indianapolis. Ed Nicklas attended the Ladewasar sale near Cates Tuesday. Lulu Nicklas attended the Covington Teachers Institute last Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Cartwright Catherine Warn had Sunday dinner with Cartwrights near Silverwood. Mr and Mrs. Brant and daughter Elizabeth visited relatives at Greencastle Sunday. Mace Davison of Danville spent days with the Barkleys. Lester Millikan of Tangier unloaded fertilizer at Layton Station Friday. Mahlon Bodine and family and Ralph Osborn and family visited Alva Snyder and family near Rob Roy.
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Theodore Grubbs
Roxie Grubbs
Danville
James Kilby
Tennessee
William Kilby
Orville Keller
Indianapolis
Ed Nicklas
Ladewassar Sale
Cates
Lulu Nicklas
Teachers'Institute
Covington
Wilbur Cartwright
Catherine Warn
Mr. Cartwright
Silverwood
Brant
Elizabeth
Greencastle
Mace Davison
Have Barkley
Lester Millikan
Tangier
Layton Station
Mahlon Bodine
Ralph Osborn
Alva Snyder
Rob Roy
Carl Keller
Emma Kellers
Manford- Richardson
Ambrose Stines
Floyd Richardsons
Ruth Coggins
Noble Adams
Catholic ladies hold exchange and social happenings listed
The report covers a Saturday exchange downtown on October 7 by Catholic ladies, visits between Mr. and Mrs. Jos Nelson and relatives in Lebanon and Indianapolis, a social afternoon by Mrs. A L Spinning, a note on Rev Kern’s travel to Brazil for the Annual Conference, and no church services Sunday. It also notes a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Frank Bodine, a luncheon in Crawfordsville honoring the State Regent, attendance at the State Medical Association in Muncie, a title suit involving the Led mineral well, Miss Grace McKinney returning from China, a chicken supper planned by the Willing Workers, Judge B B Berry in court, and friends attending auto races in Urbana where Earl Warrick led.
What Two Rats Cay De According To Government Fit
A garbled ad claims a government study about two rats breeding over years producing a vast number of rats. It pitches RAT-SNAP as a poison product by Mayer Bay Co. Covington, promising easy use and no lingering odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept. of Agrical
Mayer Bay Co
Covington
Adv
Coal Creek Social News Notes From Sam Snoddy's Area
Local items report the improving health of Sam Snoddy's young daughter and various visits and happenings around Coal Creek. Neighboring families, gatherings, and farm work are noted, including plastering at J M Davis, clover harvest yields, and a birthday dinner for Margaret Snoddy with friends Desia Snoddy, Mildred Snoddy, and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Jones
Walter Snoddy
Margaret
Daryl
Mary Helen Young
Desia Snoddy
Mildred Snoddy
Lois
Roberta Richardson
Helen. Davis
Annabelle Chapman
Helen Stanton
Helen Davis
The Idea Purgative Chamberlain's Tabs Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tab lets as a purgative strong for adults yet mild for children. It promises an agreeable bowel movement without griping and claims easy pleasant use for all ages.
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Chamberlain
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Northwest Corner
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Lewis Starnes, Sr
Ime Heste
Ether
Ford, Il
Freeman Osborn
P. L. Bowman
Della Bowman
Albert Bowman
Newton
Sarsh Keys
Clint .Ellis
George Riley
Sam Ellis
Alamo
Byron Hesler
James Byron
Weil Shade
Henry Davidson
Linville
Orval Wilkinson
Franklin College
Mrs
W. T Wilkinson
Clifford Crumley
Press Howard
Fecal
Fletcher
Kingman, Indiana
Itfy
R. R. Tia
Galloway
W. B. Cartwright
Purdue
Annie Aldridge
Homer
Ill
Down Town
Jos. Nelson
Lebanon
Thos. Nash
Nelson
A. L. Spinning
Kern
Frank Bodine
State Line
Bodine
G. A. Law
Mesdames M. Beard
Arista de Haven
Dorothy Q. Chapter
Maury F. Safely
William McGrew
Ledi
Grace McKinney
Frank McKinney
Newtown
China
Pekin
The
Christian Church
Fifth Street Christian Church
B. B. Berry
Fowler
Wretham Warrick
Mary Alice McMahon
Iva Clem
Ruby Smith
Urbana
Illinois
Earl Warrick
Warrick
Betfy Blythe
and Fritz Lieber
Sheba
Solomon
William Fox
Sam Snoddy
Stantor Keller
J. M. Davis
Nelson Noels
Homer Shoaf
Rive’ Dor
Canada
Mr. Shoaf
Lois Richardson
Perrysville
Weiner
Helen Pavey
Harry Snoddy
Manford Richardson
Covington and Veedersburg
Sam Diffenderfer
James Martins
Tom Hawkins
Fred Ohl
Big
Poland
Snoddy
Peter Pan
Giant Bill
Grubbs
Big Bob
Peter the Great
W. C. Williams
Swine World
C. P. Madden
Danville, Ill
H. B. Sayler
New Market
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