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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
3
A brief subscription notice lists pricing for a six month term at 75 cents for a single copy. The item states the cost and duration in a concise newspaper notice tone.
Friday notes a series of Sunday gatherings and Monday calls in the vicinity. Rev P. Paxon of Mulverry visited relatives. Rev Sorrels and family attended the McClure reunion at Crawfordsville. L W Vannice and family visited Darlington. Fred Haffner’s party called on Opha Haffner near Center Grove.
On Friday evening August 8 the We Will Class held its regular meeting at the home of Ivan Shelton. The president led the business session. The group enjoyed games and contests with bananas and peanuts as refreshments. Attendees included Bonnie Smith Pearl Kirby Agnes Peebles Grace Wheeler Lucile Paddock Lucile Vanscoye Rena Quigg Thelma Martin Oscar Peebles and many others from local families.
A Highview community gathering will feature piano and vocal pieces, recitations, a Funny Paper segment, and an upside down exercise. Farmers discuss silo benefits for farmers, a guest speaker will discuss True Democracy. Everyone invited.
In Potato Creek area, Miss Irma Dykes visited Helen Custer on Sunday. Miss Cecil Royer and Alta Cox stayed with Myrl and Mable Cook. Grant Cook visited Walter Schoen and family. Ruth Graham spent a week with Mary Mahoy. Mary and Mable Holt visited Mrs. Zora Thompson. William Cox and family and Roy Cook of Thorntown were guests of Mrs. John Shuker and family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Custer called on Mrs Martha Turnipseed and family Sunday evening and left Monday for Kansas to visit relatives. Mrs Malaha Harper is visiting relatives a few days. Miss Opal Holloway, her brother Will Holloway and his wife drove to Mitchell Friday and returned Sunday.
Sunday Sunday services at 2 30 with communion next Sunday Aug 17. This is the pastor’s last service and all members are urged to attend and bring a friend. Lebanon visitors George Deck wife and daughter Marie and Rovene, John Robison’s loss of a four year old child, and many callers at Lutheran services. Coastal notes cover visits by Rev B L Straup Emerson Featherluff of Coalburn and D W Booker of Darlington. Ice cream supper Aug 16 at Bowers hall hosted by S S youngsters. Ladies Aid officers elected. many local visitors and illnesses noted.
We list farms from 40 acres and larger including bargains and town property. We also provide insurance for fire companies Continental and Aetna, plus auto and livestock. Farm loans available with favorable terms. Visit Darlington State Bank location or call John L. Graham Lee G. LaFollette Ww. A. Burgin.
Roy Wel iever reports satisfactory vault cleaning and Baren Jones notes. Earl W. Cox departed Saturday for Lexington Kentucky to stay for a period in the interests of Mutual Oil Co.
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