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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
4
The notice urges readers to note preferred vegetable varieties and seed names from their gardens this year so they can be ready to obtain the exact kinds next spring. It emphasizes preparedness and highlights Hiatt's ad offering prices on poultry and that he will call for orders.
Country correspondence notes numerous flu cases with Mrs Byron Cox ill and Amy Maxwell staying with Royal Cox in Darlington. Irene Hatch and Vanita Gillis recovering. Families visited across Crawfordsville and Ladoga. Church and Highview School closed. No Farm ers Institute Friday afternoon and night.
Horace Hatch of Garfield visited Lawrence Vannice Wednesday night. Arthur Huffman and spouse joined Will Pierce at New Market Sunday. Elvira Cox of Oklahoma City stayed with Tacy Quigg from Friday to Monday. A community meeting drew locals to Smartsburg last Thursday. Fred Haffner and son Harold visited Opha Haffner’s family in Darlington Sunday. L R Peebles and family spent Sunday with C A Quigg’s household east of Crawfordsville. R W Stanley and family hosted Tacy Quigg’s guests north of Crawfordsville Sunday. Several new flu cases in this area reported.
We Will class held a Friday night meeting at Mrs Tacy Quigg home with music and games. Refreshments of apples and crackerjack were served. Attendees included Susie Weaver Edith Glass Irma Haffner Clara Carrell Mabel Rena Bertha Quigg Ewell Glass Walter Weaver Ernest Weaver Clayton Carroll Harold Haffner Morris Quigg Curtis Quigg L R Peebles family Ralph Young family Roy Sorrels family.
Our store offers elegant and unusual gifts for family and friends at low prices. Visit to view and reserve items you like and leave with a ready purchase.
The column lists numerous local residents affected by flu. Names include Daniel G. Clouser, Jeff Ozzard family, Marie Lewis visiting Noble Lawler, John Robison, Hubert Jones, Oke Rogers, Mrs Frank Kirk, A. B. Ladies Aid, Alvadore Corry and sons, George Deck and family, with notes on hospital visits and several Sunday gatherings disrupted. Authorities warn no services until flu subsides as cases spread in the vicinity. Will Deck recovering from pneumonia near Martinsville.
Darlington Lumber and Coal Co advertises a carload of Royal Woven Wire Fence available for immediate purchase. Also notes Needles and supplies for all sewing machines at T M Campbell's.
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