Local notices and inquiries from town readers
A miscellany of notices from Indianap olis visitors to local families. buyers advertise Hoog Tone guarantees at Corner Drug Store. Personal travel reports include Miss Mae Smith visiting Clarks Hill and Miss Anna King attending I U commencement. Local items note livestock shipments, a Paris Green incident, legal news about James Barkley’s art career, and health ads for Sanol and Hollister’s remedies.
Marian Parkin Featured Performer on Last Year’s Program
Miss Marian Parkin daughter of a Methodist minister and noted vocalist. Raised in culture and music she showed early talent and a rich voice. She sang with the Capital City Concert Company and Welfare Chautauqua on the Southern Circuit last season and remains a favorite.
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Marian Parkin
Capital City
Welfare Chautauqua
Death of Mrs Hawkins Prompts Funeral at St James Lutheran
Mrs Lydia Hawkins sister of Frank Smith died Friday evening at St Elizabeth's hospital Lafayette after a four year illness from cancer. Born near Darlington forty three years ago she lived in Stockwell and later Lafayette. Survived by husband five children three brothers and two sisters. Funeral and burial held Sunday morning at St James Lutheran church east of town.
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Lydia Hawkins
Frank Smith
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lafayette
John Cary Dies. Buried in O. O. F. Cemetery
John Cary a former Darlington resident died at his granddaughter's home in Bloomingdale and was buried here Friday in the O. O. F. cemetery. His wife, also buried here, was Mahlon Gaskill’s daughter. Cary, an old soldier, lived later years at Bowers. The body was brought by several relatives.
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John Cary
Darlington
Bloomingdale
Mahlon Gaskill
Mr. Cary
Bowers
Local Ladies Visiting Relatives and Receiving Treatment
Mrs Avery of Frankfort spent Monday in Darlington. Mrs Doris Beauchamp of Hortenville visits her parents Mr and Mrs John H McClure. Mrs Wide Bowers traveled to Indianapolis for ten days of eye treatment and to visit Mrs J D Phillips.
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Harold Goodin
Janice
Eva Kimler
Crawfordsville
Rock Island, Ill
Goodin
Chicago
Mrs. Avery of
Frankfort
Darlington
Doris Beauchamp
Hortonville
John H. McClure
Fay Pasteries Seek Modern Baking Appliances
Fay Pasteries seek the latest baking equipment and expert guidance to ensure top quality products. The firm cites a large number of satisfied customers as proof of its superiority.
Young Chautauqua Entertainers Open Six Day Series
The six day Camden Chautauqua opens with a promising program by young yet seasoned entertainers. Critics praise the opening as engaging and educational, with strong audience response and high ticket sales driven by word of mouth. The group brings Lyceum experience and plans to set a high standard for the season.
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Chautauqua
Lyceum
Thy
Ocf
Chris
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Gladys Boots
Indianapolis
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Miss Mae Smith
Clarks Hill
Hiatt
Here
T. M. Campbell
E. O. Kirkpatrick
May Louise
James Earkley
Barkley
Anna King
Bloomington
I. U
Nora Sands
Mary Adaline Clouser
Campbell’s Chapel
Willard Anderson
Baptist Church
Franklin
Mr. Anderson
Hollister
ALL Good
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Peterson
Hawkins
Camden
Indiana
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FISK
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