Local bakery showcases daily breads and sweets
Community bakery highlights its daily offerings including bread cakes pies Gougnnuts and cookies. Emphasizes clean facilities and consistent production as core values in its nome kitchen.
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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
5
Community bakery highlights its daily offerings including bread cakes pies Gougnnuts and cookies. Emphasizes clean facilities and consistent production as core values in its nome kitchen.
A survey by the Indiana Tuberculosis Society at Indianapolis reports 2,100,000 Red Cross Seals sold in Indiana with agents forecasting a total of 4,500,000. The state previously sold 3,000,000 in 1915.
Miss Audrey Chambers spent last week with William Chambers near Mace. Mrs. Tacy Quigg and son Karl visited C. A. Quigg and family near Center Grove. Miss Rachel Johnston shopped in Crawfordsville Monday. Moving began in the vicinity last week. W. R. Bryant moved on H. L. Coombs farm and Roy Sorrels on the Johnson Lynch place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore are proud parents of a baby boy born last Sunday evening. A. D. Peebles has been laid up with a lame back. Miss Cordelia Hutts of Crawfordsville sewed for Mrs. George Simmons the past week. Albert Myers and Will Thompson of Mace were in the vicinity Monday evening buying live stock. Dollars only 2 1 2 cents each at Wray's Barber shop. Why pay 3.
Indianapolis readers may borrow Outlook National Geographic and Harper's among many titles. The Library operates daily 12:30 to 5 p m except Saturday and Wednesday evenings 6 30 to 8 30 and Saturday morning 10 to 12 for checkout.
Rev and Mrs E L Williams host a full Williams family gathering at the parsonage in Darlington for Christmas. Phillip Williams arrives from Purdue University for a week, Clayton from Indianapolis, Dr O E Daniels and wife from Marion Indiana, and Miss Frieda K Williams from Urbana University arriving Friday. This marks the first time all have been together since moving to Darlington.
R E Godard and family move their dry goods business from Clarks Hill to Darlington. The Godard stock transfers yesterday to the Cox building where Mr Godard will continue in retail. Locals express regret at the move and wish success in the new location.
Mrs Charles E Jones of Elmsford New York credits relief from years of illness to Thedford s Black-Draught After taking five packages she reports improved sleep appetite mobility and energy plus remission of heartburn indigestion and constipation She praises the herbal remedy as safe gentle and effective for all ages and urges families to keep it on hand EB
The W C T U meets at the Library Friday January 5 1917 at 2 30 p m Program includes a scripture lesson Proverbs 31 songs and papers by Mrs Matilda Williams Mrs Jennie Paddock and Mrs Lucinda Moffitt Plus solos hymns and a leaflet on giving for nationwide prohibition Mrs Rose Miller presiding Mrs Almeda Pritchard secretary.
A brief item lists Bert Hiatt as the contact for produce pricing and delivery to any location. It provides the phone reference as 2 on 12 for inquiries and orders.
Miss Ruth Long daughter of Daniel Long of this place married Mr. Gerald Ray of Danville Indiana Tuesday afternoon in Danville. A. E. Peebles spent Sunday with home folks.
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