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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
8
A large crowd from the vicinity attended Decoration Day services in Darlington on Tuesday. The report lists many local residents visiting relatives in Cerro Gordo Mirrors New Ross Mooresville and near Darlington.
Notice to stockholders of Shannondale Telephone Company that the annual meeting will be held at the School House in Shannondale village Franklin Township Montgomery County Indiana on Tuesday June 20 1916 at 7 o'clock p.m. to hear reports from the Secretary and Treasurer. Joe Shaver Secretary.
Dr Lidikay drove to Greencastle Monday vaccinating 150 hogs for Wm Bouck. Mrs Lidikay accompanied him to Ladoga where she visited her parents for the day. Needles and sewing machine supplies are in stock at T M Campbell’s.
The Rev. E. T. Miles of the Methodist Episcopal Church testifies Tanlac helps indigestion kidney trouble and nervous insomnia. He reports relief from stomach issues and improved strength affirming Tanlac’s benefits in stomach liver and kidney ailments. Sold at The Corner Drug Store in Darlington.
Geo A Lynch from Crawfordsville aided Charley McLain in New Richmond asylums. Albion Terry from Dana spent the night with Mrs. Terry’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Woody. T M Flaningam and son from Columbus Ohio visited W C Woody and wife. Joe Booher and Marie Booher joined Mart Booher at rear Bowers home. Catherine Acheson of Lafayette visited uncle Al Corneil. Lucille Acheson returned to Lafayette after a week with relatives. Eliatt family relatives stayed week then Mrs Eliatt returned to Lester’s Mord. John Finney of Frankfort visited BE Russell. Paul Engino and wife from Lebanon visited relatives. Darlington ball team defeated Garfield 23 to 2. D K Young and wife spent Sunday in Colfax. New Market band and boosters toured for horse show. Verle Campbell from Purdue will leave for Lincoln Chautauqua summer work. advanced to five day man.
Ruth Butler marks her 86th birthday on Tuesday. Meire DeLong visits from Delphi for Sunday with Miss Jessie Booher. Hepsa Booher of Frankfort visits Mrs. Ira Booher. Carlos Inskeep and Frances visit Mrs. Virgil Vandergrift in Indianapolis. Cox Booher sell binder twine and the Rude Spreader, with prices rising before harvest.
The bakery promotes wholesome bread made in a sanitary facility with home flavor. It emphasizes quality and cleanliness as twin mottos guiding every loaf.
A short editorial note praises the transformative effect of clean pressed clothes on a man’s look and dignity, highlighting organization and personal care as a sign of self-respect.
Cleaning and pressing is the pro fession of E. E. Chambers. A lost black pocket book containing money and receipts is to be returned to the Herald office. Several local residents are noted visiting hospitals, families, and business trips in Crawfordsville and Terre Haute with references to doctors and street construction plans.
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