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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
8
Entries list residents and visitors from Frankfort and surrounding areas including Mrs. Geo Faust, Miss Dora Todd, Norman Thompson, and Miss Alma McNorton. Socials cover church events, S. S. conventions in Terre Haute, and family visits to Lafayette, Crawfordsville, Kokomo, and New York City. Also notes a Thorntown flag raising cost, Sanol Eczema ads, and junk removal offer.
Howard Barnum leads a college trained band and glee club appearing noon and evening at the Chautauqua. Mrs Barnum directs a ten piece girls orchestra on another Wel fare Chautauqua circuit. The group combines ten men who sing and play with high character and varied programs.
Frank Woodson and wife of Crawfordsville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. Leland Burroughs and family visited here on Thursday. they are now living in Kansas City. Mrs. James Lewis of Newton Ill came to spend the summer with Mrs. J. M. Bradbury. Mrs. J. M. Stephens and son went to Indianapolis to visit sister Mrs. Golda Courtney. Emma Henderson returned from Martinsville Springs. John Remley and family and Earl Lynch visited the Rynch family. Miss Reeder of Indianapolis returned home after visiting near Potato Creek. The Flaningam and Booker families attended the funeral of Mrs. Jack Henderson. Chautauqua planned for three days beginning June 29. Miss Julia Miller of New Market visited. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea recommended for digestive issues. 35c at Corner Drug.
Second Day Howard Barnum found a rare old violin in a shop while trying instruments for repair. He tuned it, bought it for a low price, and valued it as one of the finest sounding instruments he uses in solo numbers. The instrument is considered worth hundreds of dollars.
In Montgomery Circuit Court April Term 1917 Edgar A. Love as Administrator has filed final settlement with account and vouchers for Jasper N. Shaw deceased. A hearing is set for September 17 1917 in the circuit court to examine and approve or reject the account and vouchers. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved. Chase Harding attorney for estate.
Wreckage removal proceeds at the old School House grounds as part of a beautification project. The plan plans to market thousands of brick at 8.50 per thousand and three carloads of building stone for basement use. Telephone 132 for details. Limited ornamental cut stone from Bedford quarries also available for veranda foundations and balustrades.
The text touts the latest baking appliances and emphasizes expert care in their preparation. It asserts superior quality based on a large number of satisfied customers.
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