Thief Caught by Watchman in Local Burglary Case
William Painter, the night watch, captured Earl Valentine of Kokomo as he attempted tire thefts at the Thompson garage. Valentine broke in via the basement, stole tires and cash, was jailed locally, then bound over to circuit court in Crawfordsville with a $2,500 bond. His lawyers are Olin R. Hold and Ira Clouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Painter
Earl Valentine
Kokomo
Thompson
Saidla
Valentine
Crawfordsville
Olin R. Hold
Ira Clouser
Lane and Wever Purchase Schroff and Kersey Drug Stores
The Herald reports the Schroff and Kersey Drug Stores are sold to Nathan J. Lane of Columbus, Indiana, and Geo. W. Wever of Campbellsburg. Lane & Wever will keep both shops in their current locations and move families here when homes are found. Kersey served thirty seven years and stays as a clerk. Schroff, who built the Corner drug store in four years, has returned to Terre Haute. The new firm, staffed by experienced druggists, aims for efficient, up-to-date operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Schroff
Death of Mrs Pearl Sneed After Operation
News from Streeter reports the death of Pearl Barnhart Sneed after surgery at a Streeter hospital. She was born in Darlington and belonged to the Christian church. Survived by husband David Sneed of Streeter, father Charles Barnhart of Crawfordsville, sisters Jessie Peaugh Monongahela and Ethel Snyder Frankfort, and half brother Arthur Beckner. Ellen Beckner traveled to Streeter to attend the funeral held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streeter
Sam Allen
Pearl Barnhart Sneed
Allen
Ellen Beckner
Sneed
Darlington
Christian Church
David Sneed
Charles Barnhart
Crawfordsville
Jessie Peaugh
Monongahela
Penn
Ethel Snyder
Frankfort
Arthur Beckner
Marriage of Minnie Little to Archibald F. Smith
Mrs and Mrs Alf Little announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Minnie Little to Archibald F Smith of Kokomo. The ceremony was held in Kokomo last Sunday. Mrs Smith has resided in Kokomo for the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Little
Miss Minnie Little
Archibald F. Smith
Kokomo
Dinner Guests Reflect Shared Hospitality Across Tribbett Family
Mrs. Orpha Tribbett entertained Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Tribbett of Dayton Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson and children of Linnsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Tribbett and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coltrain with son, highlighting extended kinship and communal gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Tribbett
Geo. Tribbett
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Williamson
Linnsburg
Lynn Tribbett
Roy Coltrain
Meat Shop Sold to New Owner
Roy Snyder sold the meat shop to George Elliott, formerly a Thorntown butcher. Elliott will take possession sometime during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Snyder
George Elliott
Thorntown
Mr. Elliott
Cox Family Reunion At Darlington Park
Descendants of Elijah Cox plan a reunion at Darlington Park next Monday August 29. The gathering marks Elijah Cox birthday anniversary and will bring together relatives for a day of memories and fellowship.
Stewart and friends visit Winona Lake vacation group
Mr and Mrs Walter Stewart on vacation from the mail route visit Winona Lake. Mr and Mrs W C Stewart of Crawfordsville were last Friday with Mr and Mrs Ernest Weesner. Miss Belva Rice returned to Kokomo after visiting Mrs Grant Cook and Miss Elda Caldwell. Neil Little from Community Chautauqua will return late this week. Mrs Mary Vaughn and Mrs Emma Henderson dined Tuesday with Mrs Anna White east of town. Charles Smith and Misses Mary and Rose Smith of Crawfordsville visited Mr and Mrs Howard Paddac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stewart
Winona Lake
Mr. Stewart
W. C. Stewart
Crawfordsville
Ernest Weesner
Belva Rice
Kokomo
Grant Cook
Elda Caldwell
Neil Little
Chautauqua
Mary Vaughn
Emma Henderson
Anna White
Charles Smith
Mary and
Rose Smith
Howard Paddac
Death of Mrs Lide Irons in Crawfordsville
Mrs. Lide Irons died Sunday at 5 30 pm at the home of Mrs Ward Enoch in Crawfordsville after illness. She was 40 years married to John B. Irons, survived by daughter Mrs Enoch, sons Homer and James near Kirkpatrick, four stepchildren, brothers George and Charles Petro, and nieces and nephews as pallbearers. Funeral Wednesday at two o clock officiated by Rev W M Nicely. Burial in I O O F Cemetery at Darling ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lide Irons
Ward Enoch
Crawfordsville
Irons
Petra
Methodist Church
Enoch
Homer
James Irons
Kirkpatrick
Charles Irons
Elmer Irons
Elmdale
Etta Ford
Daisy Petro
Momence
George
Charles Petro
W. M. Nicely
Darlington
Death Claims Two Children of Kirkpatrick Family
Death visits the Grimes family near Kirkpatrick as Ruth Ellen, 14 months, dies of cholera infantum after swift illness. A second child, Mary Jane, two, dies the next day from the same disease. Both funerals set at their grandparents’ homes with burials in Union Cemetery Clarks Hill. survivors include parents, two brothers, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Grimes
Kirkpatrick
Ruth Ellen
Darlington
Fielden Rice
Lawrence Grimes
Union Cemetery
Clarks Hill
Mary Jane
Lafayette
Grimes
East visitors welcomed by Mr and Mrs Murphy
Mr and Mrs W H Murphy host Mrs Murphy's son L S Hollensbee his wife and daughter from Rochester New York for the rest of the week. Miss Hollensbee recently returned from California where she studied the Russian Ballet. They were greeted yesterday at Lafayette by Mr Hollensbee who drove from Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Murphy
Entertained Card Club Hosts Notable Guests
Mr and Mrs Don Hunt pleasant ly entertained the 500 club at the country home of Mr and Mrs Ed Williams last Wednesday evening. In attendance were club members and guests including Mr and Mrs Glen Coyner Colfax Miss Naomi Shannon Crawfordsville Mr and Mrs Hubert Seybold Miss Geneva Peterson Harry Peterson and Husted Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Don Hunt
Ed Williams
Glen Coyner
Colfax
Naomi Shannon
Crawfordsville
Hubert Seybold
Geneva Peterson
Harry Peterson
Husted Peterson
Booher Family Relocates to Lakeville
Mr and Mrs Dwight Booher moved from Lakeville last week and sent their household goods to the town where Booher has taken a telegraph operator post with the Pennsylvania line since last spring Mrs Booher stayed over Sunday with friends after his return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeville
Dwight Booher
Booher
Pennsylvania
Booker
Local social notes from Terre Haute and area residents
William Russell and wife spent a week with E H Russell. Miss Charlotte Buchanan of Indianapolis vacationed two weeks with her mother, Mrs Alice Buchanan. The Young Married Ladies Club met at Mrs Herman Francis. Alonzo Shriver's group returned to Lafayette after visiting niece Mrs Ralph Young. Jack Beacham and wife left for Osborne for Community Home Coming. George Russell and sons William and Lewis visited E H Russell. Mrs F N Crowell and Cincinnati children spent a week with Mrs B O Flora and Dr Flora. Crowell returned to Cincinnati. Maria Cadwallader finished a two month visit and returns to Bloomington Ill to live with daughter Mrs Laura Byer. John Husted and Laura Husted with Mr and Mrs Arthur Paddock hosted dinner for Cora Josie Paddock and Mrs Mary Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Terre Haute
E. H. Russell
Charlotte Buchanan
Indianapolis
Alice Buchanan
Young Married Ladies Club
Herman Francis
Alonzo Shriver
Lafayette
Ralph Young
Jack Beacham
Osborne
Ind
George Russell
William and
Lewis
Thorntown
F. N. Crowell
Cincinnati
Home From Camp Knox
After two weeks of strenuous military training at Camp Knox Kentucky forty three Darlington boys returned home under Captain H B Hamilton. They stayed in Frankfort the first night and traveled by special train arriving at Camp Knox mid afternoon. Barracks were comfortable and entertainments included open air theatre motion pictures boxing and wrestling. Two big reviews were held for General Pershing and Governor McCray. Camp Knox is the largest training camp in the United States covering 88000 acres with extensive facilities. Names of those who went from Darlington are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Knox
Darlington
H. B. Hamilton
Frankfort
Armory
Pennsylvania Road
Altho
General Pershing
Governor McCray
United States
Louisville
I. C
Capt
Gould McMurry
Mark Stewart
Clyde Reese
Harris Saidla
Chas
Cook
Byron Stewart
Kenneth L. Boots
Cecil Cox
Oscar Peebles
Loren Binford
Robert McMurry
Damon Caldwell
Roscoe Hamilton
Carlos Hawkins
Harry Douglas
Keith Cox
Horace Hatch
Paul Lawhorn
Leslie Gregg
Everett Ryker
Clayton Endicott
Paul Sperling
Chas. Binford
Willie Smith
Baren Stewart
Jessie Douglas
Russell McMurry
Rufus Mullen
Chas. Marshall
Harold Gray
Oliver Bowers
Max Peterson
Silas Mullen
Ernest Dinwiddie
Bernard Suverkrup
Robert Hasladay
Jerry Fisher
Luke Warren
Russell Courtney
Crawfordsville hires five former teachers for new year
Among the list of Crawfordsville teachers for this year are five who formerly taught here. Karl C. James will teach history in the Senior and Junior high schools, D. W. Pittman will teach Arithmetic in the Junior high school, Mrs. Rose Miller will teach at Highland, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kesler at Fiskville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Karl C. James
D. W. Pittman
Rose Miller
Highland
Howard Kesler
Fiskville
Hertensteins Move to New Home in Darlington
Mr and Mrs Charles Hertenstein and family have relocated from Versailles to Darlington and are now living in the N A Booker residence they purchased. Mr Hertenstein becomes the new superintendent of the Darlington school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hertenstein
Versailles
N. A
Mrs Merritt Peebles Returns Home After Appendectomy
Mrs. Merritt Peebles, operated for appendicitis at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis on August 5, has returned home last Friday evening and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Peebles
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Weekend Socials Highlight Winona Lake Visit and Librarian Note
Reverend G R VanZant and son Vernon spent the weekend at Winona Lake. The Ladies Aid of the M E Church closed its year with a noon dinner and an afternoon program at the church. Mr and Mrs Walter Woody of Tipton visited. Mrs A H Woody accompanied them home. Miss Fay Miller returned to the Library after a two week vacation. Margaret Weesner led the Library in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. VanZant
Vernon
Winona Lake
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Walter Woody
Tipton
Woody
A. H. Woody
Fay Miller
Margaret Weesner
Bundy Family Reunion Held at Bowers School
Descendants of the Bundy family gathered at Bowers school on Sunday August 21 with 125 guests enjoying a plentiful noon dinner. Aunt Esther Wyant was notable by her absence. Death touched the group once in the past year. Births and marriages occurred. Officers were re elected: William Bundy president Albert Bundy vice president Roma Bundy secretary Sadie Bundy assistant secretary George Bundy treasurer. The day featured an afternoon program and plans for next year’s reunion on the third Sunday in August with location to be decided by the president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Bowers School
Esther Wyant
Wm. Bundy
Albert Bundy
Ice
Roma Bundy
Sadie Bundy
George Bundy
Sec
Social Evening at Crawfordsville Country Club
Mr and Mrs James Peterson hosted guests at dinner on Sunday August 14 at Crawfordsville Country Club including Mr and Mrs Earl Lafollette and daughter Ellen Jane of Thorntown Miss Ruth Winchester of Franklin Mr and Mrs Chas Leas Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson and daughters Joan and Phyllis. On Friday Mrs Peterson hosted a luncheon at the Country Club with Miss Edith Paddack and guest Miss Kinkaid of Minot N Dakota Miss Jeanette Paddack Miss Audrey Wisehart Miss Lena Carroll Miss Mary Hannah Peterson Miss Lucile Peacock Miss Mary Isabelle Peacock and guest Miss Anna Davidson of Toronto Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Peterson
Crawfordsville
Earl Lafollette
Ellen Jane
Thorntown
Ruth Winchester
Franklin
Chas. Leas
Harold Peterson
Joan
Phyllis
Peterson
Edith Paddack
Kinkaid
Minot
N. Dakota
Jeanette Paddack
Audrey Wisehart
Lena Carroll
Mary Hannah Peterson
Lucile Peacock
Mary Isabelle Peacock
Anna Davidson
Toronto
Canada
Election Notice For Lutheran Cemetery Association Directors
All members are notified to attend a called meeting at the Lutheran church on Saturday August 27 at 1 00 p m to elect seven directors and to change the by laws to comply with working conditions. This important meeting requires punctual attendance. Luther Booher President Sam Flaningam Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Cemetery Association
Lutheran Church
Luther Booher
Sam Flaningam
Crawfordsville House Party Guests Weekend Inn Dinner Theatre
Miss Jeanette Paddock Miss Aud rey Wisehart and Miss Mabel Woody attended a house party in Crawfordsville Saturday morning hosted by Miss Marjorie Miller. Saturday evening Miss Miller gave a dinner and theatre party for her guests and Misses Thelma Peterson Harriett and Jane Harding of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Paddock
Audrey Wisehart
Mabel Woody
Crawfordsville
Marjorie Miller
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary at Country Home
Mr and Mrs Howard Paddock entertained a party of friends at their country home on Sunday August 7 to honor their ninth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs E O Kirkpatrick and daughter Mr and Mrs Glenn Idla Mr and Mrs John Campbell Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs Virgil Manuel and family Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Paddock
E. O. Kirkpatrick
Glenn Idla
John Campbell
Crawfordsville
Virgil Manuel
Mace
Brainards Complete Ten Day Auto Trip to Michigan
Mr and Mrs Bert Brainard returned Saturday evening from a ten day auto trip to Michigan. They spent part of the time with Mrs and Mrs Floyd Odell at Lansing and visited Detroit Toledo and other cities. Accompanying them were Mrs Odell s cousins Mr and Mrs Frank Howard of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brainard
Michigan
Floyd Odell
Lansing
Detroit
Toledo
Brainard
Odell
Frank Howard
Crawfordsville
Franklin guest honored at Audrey Wisehart dinner
Miss Audrey Wisehart hosted a Wednesday evening dinner in honor of her guest Miss Ruth Winchester of Franklin. Attending were Miss Mary Hopkins, Miss June Malsbury, and Miss Mabel Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Winchester
Franklin
Audrey Wisehart
Mary Hopkins
June Malsbury
Mabel Woody
Peebles Family Travel and Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Herbert Peebles with niece Agnes depart Tuesday for St Croix Falls Wisconsin to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Weesner and family. Bessie Guy and son Donald of Ossawatomie Kansas stay with Alonzo King and relatives due to Mrs Guy's aunt Mrs J B Irons illness. Rev T L Stovall returned from Evanston Illinois to spend time with Mrs Stovall and parents in Indianapolis. Delbert and Emory Moffitt families hosted by Hugh Moffitt Sundar and Mabel Moffitt joined them for a Danville vacation. Howard Paddack family visited Eric Paddack family at Mace. Emma Henderson and Louis Conrad visited Myrt Le Staley Crawfordsville and missed connections with other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Peebles
Agnes Peebles
St. Croix Falls
Wisconsin
Robert Weesner
Bessie Guy
Donald
Ossawatomie
Kansas
Alonzo King
J. B. Cooper
Guy
J. B. Irons
T. L. Stovall
Evanston, Ill
Garrett Bibical Institute
Indianapolis
Stovall
W. S. DeMoss
Delbert Moffitt
Danville
Emory Moffitt
Ned
Hugh Moffitt Sunder
Mabel Moffitt
Howard Paddack
Jennie Paddack
Edith, Jenette
Lois Paddack
Eric Paddack
Mace
Emma Henderson
Louis Conrad
Myrtle Staley
Crawfordsville
Con Oessan Bir Creek
Jeanette Crowder
Old Friends Day at Garfield Neighborhood Homecoming
The Garfield neighborhood held its third annual Home Coming at the David Binford woods near the Garfield school, with morning services, a large community dinner for about two hundred, and an afternoon program. Merle Wilkinson gave the Welcome, Prof. O. H. Griest spoke, Janice Pickerell performed, and Rev. M. H. Appleby delivered the main address. Letters from former teachers and a pupil were read, many impromptu speeches made, and twenty four pupils noted. Byron E. Cox was re elected president. Merl Wilkinson secretary. several appointed to program and ground committees. The community history by Mrs. I. W. Craig will be printed in the Herald next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
David Binford
Garfield School House
Old Glee Club
Merle Wilkinson
O. H. Griest
Randolph County
Janice Pickerell
I. W. Craig
Darlington
M. H. Appleby
Crawfordsville
Mollie Deitrich Hutton
E. A. Stafford
Snohomish
Washington
Milt Mikles
Cerro Gordo
Illinois
Mote
Ella Thornburg Rumble
Alberta
Canada
Lettie Meeker
Danville
Ill
Abbie Milner
Nora Lee
Euphemia Foust
Round Hill
Union City
Ida Shaver
Clelia Loback
Shanondale
Elijah
Jessie Cox
Linden
Emma Appleby
Nettie McClaskey
Wm. Vannice
Alfred Morrison
Della Morrison
Zoe Imel
Royal Cox
Siloam Craig
Elmer Pickerell
Elva Pickerell
Byron Cox
Denton Cox
Mabela Hole
Artie Martin
Alice Flaningam
Byron E. Cox
Merl Wilkinson
Frank Bales
Lock Vannice
E. F. Pickerell
Robert Hatch
Owen Binford
Geo. Hartung
Harry Redmond
Herald
Boy Breaks Arm Cranking Ford Near Logansport
Buford Peebles, young son of Mr and Mrs Arch Peebles of Logansport, fractured his arm while cranking a Ford at his uncle A D Peebles home south of town Monday morning. He was taken to town for medical care and is now with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Peebles
Buford
Peebles
Arch Peebles
Logansport
Frank Buchanan
Watermelon Feast at Holt Farm Draws Crowd
Robert Holt and Otis Ryan will entertain the public at a large watermelon feast on Sunday September 4 at the Holt farm. The event has drawn big crowds in the past and is expected to attract many attendees again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holt
Otis Ryan
Holt Farm
Cooper Purchases Snyder Home on Harrison Street
J B Cooper has purchased the Rey Snyder property on Harrison street and will take possession in the second week of September. Mr and Mrs Snyder will move into the Cooper home for the winter and expect to relocate to their farm next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
J. B. Cooper
Rey Snyder
Harrison Street
Mrs. Snyder
Cooper
Sunday Dinner Guests Grow With Crowder Family
Carper G Crowder and his daughter Louise hosted Sunday dinner with Miss Annetta Peterson Miss Jessie Peterson Miss Naomi Cox and Orla Shrewsbury of Crawfordsville as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carper G. Crowder
Louise
Jeanette Crowder
Annetta Peterson
Jessie Peterson
Naomi Cox
Orla Shrewsbury
Crawfordsville
Notice to K of P Darlington Lodge Meeting
Regular meeting of Darlington lodge K of P next Monday night August 29. Work in rank of Page. Cc A Crumm C.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington Lodge
K. of P
Cc. A. Crumm
C.C
Notable Visits Tie Regions Across Illinois and Ontario
Miss Georgia Kinkaid returns to Auburn after a ten day visit with Miss Edith Paddack. Miss Anna Davidson from Toronto concludes a visit with Dr. N. F. Peacock’s family and heads to Ladoga to stay with Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Peacock. Mrs. Jennie Paddack and Miss Margaret Weesner travel to Plainfield for the Friends Yearly Meeting. Several families from Ossawatomie Kansas, Joliet Illinois, and Indianapolis visit local relatives, with some returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Kinkaid
Auburn
Ill
Edith Paddack
Anna Davidson
Toronto
Canada
N. F. Peacock
Ladoga
S. R. Peacock
Jennie Paddack
Margaret Weesner
Plainfield
Friends Yearly Meeting
Paddack
Almeda Pritchard
Ame
Homer Cooper
J. B. Cooper
Bessie Guy
Donald
James King
Ossawatomie
Kansas
Alonzo King
John King
King
Guy
Carl Hohman
Joliet
Illinois
Tuesafter
Booher
Kl Hohman
N. A. Booher
Darlington
Hohman
Ellen Johnson
Indianapolis
Mies Grace
Saidla Reunion Held Near Darlington in Grove
The Saidla family reunion gathered on Sunday at the grove near Joshua Saidla’s home east of Darlington with sixty one members attending. A noon dinner followed by child recitations and speeches by elders. Guests included Oliver Rosenbarger and Earl Hallack of Milford Indiana Clarence Young of Indianapolis and Geo Spahr of Frankfort among others. The next gathering is planned for the second Sunday in August at Mrs. Rosenbarger’s Milford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saidla
Joshua Saidla
Darlington
Oliver Rosenbarger
Earl Hallack
Milford
Ilt
Clarence Young
Indianapolis
Geo. Spahr
Frankfort
Rosenbarger
Inois
Williamson Family Returns From Paris Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Williamson Mrs Frank Buchanan and Mr and Mrs Ed Williamson and daughter Helen May returned Saturday night from a few days visit at Paris Missouri with Mrs Lou Sutton sister of Mrs Buchanan and aunt of the Williamsons The trip in the Buchans Dodge car had a delay from Illinois mud but was otherwise delightful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williamson
Frank Buchanan
Ed Williamson
Helen May
Paris
Lou Sutton
Buchanan
Engagement Announced For Emma Ellis To Marshall Montani
Mr and Mrs Wallace Ellis of 2004 Buckle Street Indianapolis announce the engagement of their daughter Emma Jane to Marshal D Montani son of Mrs Raffaela Montani of Indianapolis The marriage is set for September 12 Miss Ellis has resided here with her aunt Miss Verna Williams Montani comes from a family of musicians and is the son of a Montani brother who often played at commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Ellis
Buckle St
Indianapolis
Emma Jane
Marshal D. Montani
Raffaela Montani
Miss Ellis
Verna Williams
Mr. Montani
Montani
Entertained Relatives Today Dinner Guests Reach Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yount hosted Mrs. Younts parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Groll and their grandson Marshall Oxley of Marion Iowa along with Mr. and Mrs. David Aigle of St. Petersburg Florida. Mr. and Mrs. F. Coons will entertain the same group tonight with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coons of New Market added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Yount
Yount
Chas. Groll
Marshall Oxley
Marion
Iowa
David Aigle
St. Petersburg
Florida
F. Coons
Coons
Geo. Coons
New Market
Family Dinner Hosts Paddack Relatives at Sungday
Mr and Mrs Harley Paddack welcomed relatives for dinner including Mrs Jennie Paddack and daughters Mrs Howard Paddack and daughters Mr and Mrs Eric Paddack and family of Mace and Mr and Mrs Floyde Ciammi and family of Mace in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Paddack
Paddack
Jennie Paddack
Howard Paddack
Eric Paddack
Fargity
Mace
Floydé-Ciammi
Announcement of Millinery Store Purchase by Miss Nellie Boghé
Miss Nellie Boghé announces purchase of the Ming Lievena Grimes millinery store and invites ladies to visit. She assures customers that every effort will be made to please them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Lievena Grimes
Nellie Boghé
Social Notes of Greencastle Visitors and Relatives
Greencastle social column lists visits and guests from Indianapolis Frankfort Kokomo Noblesville and Crawfordsville. Names include Miss Edna Woody Mrs Nancy Lamum Mr and Mrs Earl Butler Dr EllacNichol Miss Elizabeth Coffman Miss Louise Coffman Mrs Carl Needham Mrs Sarah Hiatt Miss Evelyn Booker and others with extended visits to Moton Kokomo and Marco. Various relatives stay with or visit families, with several trips to Linden Camp Knox and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Cook
Greencastle
Ina Woody
Nancy Lamum
Indianapolis
Frankfort
Edna Woody
Moton
Russiaville
Wes
A. D. Beebies
Carl Needham
Marco
Carl Anderson
Crawfordsville
Sarah Hiatt
Evelyn Booker
Kokomo
EllacNichol
Earl Butler
Elizabeth
Louise Coffman
New Richmond
Migs
Tiger Hunt
Dwight Booher
Lakéville
Harvey Hiatt
Es Booher
C. A. Driver
Harry
Campbell’s Chapel
Orrel
Frank Gobel
G. G. Guntle
Misa Snipe
Guntle
Harry ‘Zeiger
Daughters
Thorntown
Als
Allen Hopkins
Semena
Charles S. ‘Cook
Chis
Linden
Mr. Cook
Eugene Cook
Cook
Camp Knox
Ruth Pienaar
Franklin
Earl Lafaylette
George Golder
Edwards
Little Ann Betty, Mann
Gold G Slates
John. Miller
Ang
Ni Boots
Robby
Dicky Boots
Vath
Lena Carrolfordsville
Elle Carroll
Ernest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshal Painter
Darlington Boys
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