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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
5
New and repair tin work offered by W. M. Chesterson on East Main. Also in the shop window Camel cigarettes 15¢, Sunshine two for 25¢, and scrap tobacco 10¢ or 3 for 25¢ at Wray's Barber Shop.
Miss Annetta Peterson of near Colfax spent Sunday night and Monday with Miss Jeanette Crowder. K. D. X. Hair Tonic and Hair Oil priced at 50 cents per bottle at Wray's Barber Shop.
Highview notes a baby girl born December 20 named Betty Jane. The item lists numerous holiday visits and gatherings as relatives from Indianapolis Roachdale Crawfordsville Darlington and Bowers share Christmas time with local families including the Wards Quiggs and Grimes. Prof Norval E Webb will preach at 11 AM Sunday.
Mrs Wallace Conrad visits daughter in Bedford. Neighbors attend Young's Chapel Christmas program. Alma Grimes and Theda Eileen join Roy Wiley family for Christmas near Thorntown. Edith Jackson recovering from stomach illness. Several families share holidays with relatives. Nelson Winningham dies after long illness. Gip Blanton and Hugh Edwin Irwin recovering from scarlet fever.
Mr and Mrs Mark Booker of near Crawfordsville spent Sunday with Jas Fairfield and family. Mr and Mrs Paul Williams of Waynetown and Miss Carrie Maxwell visited Alex Maxwell and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Hodge and daughter visited Christmas with Mr and Mrs Claude Turner of Crawfordsville.
The community mourns the death of Mrs. Fielden Rice a former resident. Multiple local families and relatives are noted as visiting relatives or spending holidays in nearby towns and with friends, including Perry Zollars Helen Gray Kirk Bundy Clouser and Chamess families.
Miss Irma Dykes of Butler college spends Christmas with home folks while Miss Helen Custer and Roscoe Dunbar drive to Indianapolis. Mrs. Ella Tribbett hosts family visitors. The Gleaners Class holds its New Years dinner December 31 with Martha Boyland. Live Wire class gathers with Truth Custer for an all day dinner. Lloyd Thompson family visits Mort Dunbar in Colfax. Friends visit Charles Maguire for Christmas. Lily Martin vacationing with George Martin.
Informal medical note suggests catarrhal deafness arises from mucous lining irritation of the Eustachian tube. Inflammation can cause rumbling sounds and muffled hearing until the infection subsides or treatment reduces inflammation.
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