Big Day at Potato Creek Church Draws Former Members
A large turnout marked a reunion at Potato Creek church last Sunday with a morning Sunday school, a sermon by Rev. T. L. Stovall, and a noon basket dinner for nearly 100 despite bad weather. An afternoon message by Rev. Ross Shannon of Linden and music followed, with letters read from past pastors and members unable to attend, and a history of the church presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Creek
T. L. Stovall
O. B. Rippetoe
Lafayette
Ross Shannon
Linden
Catherine
Lucile Fisher
C. B. Stanforth
Boswell
W. H. Broomfield
C. E. Faust
Chicago
Lawrence Foster
Jennie Paddock
Nancy Lamum
Elmer Irons
Stovall
Wesley Boots
Byron Inge
Indianapolis
Etta Gladden
Romney
Eugene Cook
Frank Paddack
Ellen Hamilton
Alva Warren
Betty
Jennie Paddack
Emma Little
Sylvester Needham
Darlington
Enrollment Booms In Montgomery County Schools
Montgomery county schools opened with the largest attendance on record though exact figures await later updates. Supt Merle F Coons notes a rise over last year, citing job scarcity and programs encouraging students to stay in school. All teaching positions filled. Miss Jean Springer joins Alabama schools as music art and domestic science teacher. Miss Geneva Miller replaces Alma Morrison as primary department assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Merle F. Coons
Berle Ccons
Jean Springer
Crawfordsville
Alamo
Alma Morrison
Mills
Geneva Miller
Darlington
Jury Drawn for September Term of Circuit Court
Juries for the September term were drawn Monday. Grand jury members include M. F. Buxton Coal Creek township Homer R. Myers Ripley B K Dix Madison H E Bunyan Warne E E Livingstone Sugar Creek and Grant Miles Brown. Petit jurors include S S Imes Franklin Geo Quillen Union M J Smith Walnut H A Rush Scott J H Canine Union C B Sayers Wayne J W Ward Union Edward Coleman Madison T W Gray Sugar Creek W W Goslin Clark A W Darey Coal Creek John Rosebaugh Sugar Creek Roscoe Elliott Ripley C S Bannon Brown C F Conover Union Roy Humphreys Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
M. F. Buxton
Coal Creek Township
Homer R. Myers
Ripley
B. K. Dix
Madison
H. E. ‘Bunyan
Warne
E. E. Livingstone
Sugar Creek
Grant Miles
Brown
S. S. Imes
Franklin Township
Geo. Quillen
Union
M. J. Smith
Walnut
H. A. Rush
Scott
J. H. Canine
C. B. Sayers
Wayne
J. W. Ward
Edward Coleman
T. W. Gray
W. W. Goslin
Clark
A. W. Darey
Coal Creek
John Rosebaugh
Roscoe Elliott
Bannon
Wins Honors at State Fair in Indiana Poultry
At the Indiana State fair last week Tom Campbell won multiple top awards in White Langshaws including first cock and various pens and pullets across old and young divisions. He captured most prizes in Sebright Bantams as well, sweeping breeding pen honors and other coveted breeding prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Loyal Circle Class Party at South Christian Church
Mrs. Laura Lynch hosted the Loyal Circle Class meeting at South Christian church last Friday evening. After the business session, members enjoyed games and contests, with Mrs. Willard Anderson giving a reading and Walter Setwart singing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Circle
Laura Lynch
South Christian Church
Willard Anderson
Walter Setwart
Home Coming Program At Methodist Church
The annual Home Coming at the Methodist church features a 10am Sunday school with all teachers and scholars present, an 11am service led by Rev. W. P. McKinsey, a church dinner, 2pm addresses by Rev. M. H. Appleby and Rev. F. G. Howard with talks by former members, Junior and Epworth Leagues at 6pm and 6:30pm, and an evening service at 7:30pm with Rev. Richard Crowder. All are invited to attend and share in the day’s events and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. P. McKinsey
Lebanon
M. H. Appleby
F. G. Howard
Epworth
Richard Crowder
Doris Douglas Seeks Divorce From Jesse Douglas
Doris Toney Douglas files for legal separation in circuit court alleging marital neglect refusal to support and abuse. She cites marriage on February 18 1920 and asks for divorce and restoration of her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Douglas
Doris Toney Douglas
Circuit Court
Jesse Douglas
Douglas
Eastern Stars Visit Colfax Chapter Outing
Twenty one members of the local Eastern Star chapter traveled to Colfax as guests of the Colfax chapter. Three candidates received degrees and a social hour followed with refreshments. The visit ended with warm thanks and a pledge to return the hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Colfax
Eastern Star
Glen Barley
Robert Lynch
John Lynch
Royal Cox
Wilbur Cooper
Floyd Cornell
Virgie Carson
Mesdames Morrison
Pickerell
Butler
Weesner
Garfield Home Economics Club Meeting Overview
A Garfield Home Economics club gathering at Mrs. Elmer Pickerell's home drew twenty one members and guests. Members spoke on current events and topics including Modern Living and Its Changed Standards, The End of an Eight Hour Day, The Talk of an American Mother, and related discussions. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. Bert Dale on October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Home Economics Club
Elmer Pickerell
Earl Woody
Walter Martin
Kennedy
Lawrence Foster
Frank Bales
Bert Dale
Strand Theatre Crawfordsville vaudeville program preview
The Strand Theatre in Crawfordsville presents a diverse Friday and Saturday vaudeville bill headlined by The Three Harmony Kids praised for clever songs and acrobatics. Jim McIntire and Company perform a rural themed comedy playlet with two young assistants, plus the medley “Ill Fix It.” Orval and Frank receive note as a notable act, previously featured in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Strand Theatre
Crawfordsville
Harmony Kids
Jim McIntire
McIntire
Orval
Frank
Kokomo
Pastor Rev. Orville Woody Resigns at Clarks Hill M E Church
Reverend Orville Woody resigns as pastor of the Clarks Hill M E church after serving since February and leaving with his family for Greencastle to attend school. No successor named yet and locals express regret over his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Woody
Clarks Hill
M. E
Greecastle
Woody
Elda Caldwell Hosts Fourteen Birthday Party
Miss Elda Caldwell celebrated her fourteenth birthday Tuesday evening by entertaining her Sun day school class the Kings Daughters of the South Christian church and their teacher Mrs Willard Anderson. Contests and music followed with ice cream and cake baked by Elda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda Caldwell
Kings Daughters of the South Christian Church
Willard Anderson
Elda
Last Band Concert of Season By Local Church Group
The Christian Church Band and Orchestra led by G. Robert Van Zant perform the final concert of the season tonight, free to the public at no town expense. A free will offering will be taken to clear the band stand debt, with plans to enlarge the group and improve music next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Band
G. Robert van Zant
Lough Yelton Reunion At Needham Home Recalls Big Party
The Lough Yelton reunion gathered at Mr and Mrs Obed Needham's home on Sunday September 11 with ample food and a Dairy Lunch style dinner. Horse shoe games followed by a watermelon feast kept 71 attendees in good humor. Oldest guest Samuel J Lough nearly 86, youngest Marjorie Janet Needham 8 weeks. Attendees hailed from Kississimme Taylor Rice Dal Moore and wives Vernon Harry Lough Ladoga J W Lough Edward Lough Indianapolis Paul Ashley Alva Beck Mrs Phronia Ronk Lyle Gardner Fred McCallister Lebannon Will Yelton Mose Beck Max Ivan Crawford Jamestown R B Long Darlington Ben Otto Orville Lough Walter Stewart Hubert Needham and others. Officers were elected and a 1922 gathering planned for J W Lough Ladoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lough-Yelton
Obed Needham
Samuel J. Lough
Marjorie Janet Needham
Kississimme
Fla—Taylor Rice
Dal Moore
Vernon
Harry Lough
Ladoga
J. W. Lough
Edward Lough
Indianapolis
Paul Ashley
Alva Beck
Phronia Ronk
Lyle Gardner
Fred McCallister
Lebanon
Will Yelton
Mose Beck
Max—Ivan Crawford
Jamestown
R. B. Long
Florence
Thorntown
Clark Woody
Cecil Needham
Darlington
Ben
Otto
Orville Lough
Walter Stewart
Samuel Lough
Hubert Needham
Marjorie Janet
Waveland
Tipton Lough
Highview Community Club Meeting at Gravelly Run Church
The Highview Community Club will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening September 16 at 8 o'clock at the Gravelly Run church. Mrs. Lawrence Foster will give the address of the evening and Miss Mabel Coddington of Crawfordsville will give readings. Several special musical selections will be provided. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview Community Club
Gravelly Run
Lawrence Foster
Mabel Coddington
Crawfordsville
Churches to Have Home Coming at Youngs Chapel
East Christian church members are invited to a combined Home Coming with Youngs Chapel next Sunday September 18 at Youngs Chapel. A big dinner and good speaking planned by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Christian Church
Youngs Chapel
East Christian
Visit from Old Friend Rev Williams Calls on Ill Asa Anderson
Chicago evangelist Rev M B Williams visited Darlington on Saturday to see his ill old friend Asa Anderson. Williams formerly led Tabernacle meetings here six years ago and stayed with the Anderson family during his Darlington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Williams
Chicago
Asa Anderson
Rev. Williams
Tabernacle
Darlington
Mr. Anderson
Mrs. Howard Rickenbrode to Spend Winter in East
Mrs. Howard Rickenbrode returned to her Washington home Tuesday after a long visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drollinger. The Drollingers will accompany her and spend the winter with their other daughter Mrs. H Breidenbach at Falls Church Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
East
Howard Rickenbrode
Washington, D. C
Henry Drollinger
Mrs. Drollinger
H. Breidenbach
Falls Church
Virginia
For Sale or Trade Near Crawfordsville 67 Acres
For sale or trade a 67 acre farm located 1% miles east of Crawfordsville. Includes good buildings and a fine location with proximity to a school hack mail and Lebanon inter urban. Owner seeks contact from other owners. H. R. Pilcher Crawfordsville R. R. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
H. R. Pilcher
R. R
Parent Teachers Association Meeting Planned at Library
Parents and teachers will meet next Thursday night September 22 at the Library to organize the Parent-Teachers Association for the year. The aim is to involve many parents in working with teachers for the school’s better interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Ida Edith Hampton Morgan Dies at 32 in Bowers Indiana
Ida Edith Hampton Morgan, born August 11 1889 near Bowers Indiana, married Clarence Morgan April 14 1910. She leaves husband three daughters Thelma Fern Ruby Pauline Mary Roscone, her mother three brothers three sisters and many relatives. She joined the U B church in girlhood and lived a Christian life until illness began in May and she died September 8 1921 after a long sickness. The family thanks friends nurses and all for sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Edith
Morgan
Amanda Hampton
Bowers
Indiana
Clarence Morgan
Thelma Fern
Ruby Pauline
Mary Roscone
U. B. Church
Death of Wesley Buzzard in Smartsburg Indiana
John Wesley Buzzard aged 77 years 6 months 18 days died at his home Saturday evening September 10. Born February 22 1844 in Ohio he moved to Indiana at age eight and lived much of his life in the area. He and his family ran a Darlington grocery store where the Alston room now stands. Funeral held Monday at 2 PM at the Smartsburg Christian church with Rev Ashley officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Buzzard
John Wesley Buzzard
Smartsburg
Mr. Buzzard
Ohio
Indiana
Darlington
Alston
Smartsburg Christian Church
Ashley
Lebanon
Death of Dr S R Peacock in Ladoga
Dr S R Peacock of Ladoga brother of Dr N F Peacock of this place was found dead in his room early Monday morning, likely died of apoplexy during the night. Born June 15 1867 at Oakville Ontario Canada, he was a Mason and member of county and state medical societies. Funeral services were held yesterday at his Ladoga home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Peacock
Ladoga
N. F. Peacock
Oakville
Ontario
Canada
Order of Masons
National Guard Muster Notice for Darlington Company
By order of Capt H B Hamilton all members of the Darlington Company of National Guards must attend at the Gymnasium next Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. The company will be mustered into service at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Darlington Company of National Guards
Weiner Roast Picnic Led by Local Young Ladies
Last evening a moonlit picnic and weiner roast was hosted at the Park by Ruth Graham Mable Moffitt Elizabeth Love Luvena Grimes Lena Carroll Mrs. Mabel Caldwell and Mrs. Nola Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
Ruth Graham
Mable Moffitt
Elizabeth Love
Luvena Grimes
Lena Carroll
Mabel Caldwell
Nola Stafford
Kentucky coal caravan heads to Darlington sale
A dealer announces imminent arrival of a carload of Kentucky coal in Darlington within days and invites buyers to call Austin Maxwell at the published phone number for rock bottom prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Austin Maxwell
Regular meeting of Glen Lodge No 149 Tonight
Notice to Odd Fellows Glen Lodge 149 meets this Thursday at 7:30 PM for Initiatory degree work Rex Simpson N G presiding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Glen Lodge
No. 149
Rex Simpson
N. G
Crawfords ville social and Indianapolis visits
Mrs. R T M Giffin of Crawfords ville spent Thursday with Mrs. Dan Booker. The Knights Of Honor class of boys taught by Frank Caldwell will hold their monthly social Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parks Miss Ina Bowers and Mrs. W H Martin were in Indianapolis on business Tuesday. Mrs. Ida Shaver Mrs Clellal oback Mrs Miller and daughter Faye and Miss Bertha Booher were in Indianapolis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. M. Giffin
Crawfordsville
Dan Booker
Knights of Honor
Frank Caldwell
Homer Cooper
Lee Parks
Ina Bowers
W. H. Martin
Indianapolis
Ida Shaver
Clella’ Loback
Miller
Faye
Bertha Booher
We Will Class Meeting at Gravelly Run Church Home
Friday evening September 9 Mr and Mrs Halfred Quigg and daughter Wilma Gene hosted the We Will class gathering. With officers absent Clif ford Quigg led the business portion and guests enjoyed social time with candy refreshments. Attendees included Herman Francis Damon Mildred Quigg Aben Abbott Stanley Reid L W Vannice Bonnie Smith Mabel Bertha Quigg Margaret Timberlake Oscar Peebles Frank Williamson Morris Quigg and Curtis Quigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfred Quigg
Wilma Gene
Gravelly Run Church
Clifford Quigg
Herman Francis
Damon
Mildred
Aben Abbott
Stanley Reid
L. W. Vannice
Bonnie Smith
Mabel
Bertha Quigg
Margaret Timberlake
Oscar Peebles
Frank Williamson
Morris
Curtis Quigg
Porto Rico lecture by returning missionary speaker
The junior Missionary Society of the Christian church met at the church at 4:00 am on Wednesday. Rev. W. H. Martin, a returned missionary and townsman, gave an instructive talk with photographs about Porto Rican children and homes. He departs this week to work for the Foreign Mission Board and will later return to lead the First Christian church in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Missionary Missionary Society of the Christian Church
W. H. Martin
Martin
Foreign Mission Board
First Christian Church
Dayton
Ohio
Berean Class Meeting at East Christian Church
The Berean class held at Mrs John Grahams home appointed social and membership committees with Mrs Wm Miller Mrs Allen Hopkins Mrs M H Lidikay Mrs David Crowder Mrs H R Cohee and Mrs Walter Chesterson Serving as teacher Wm McClaskey The group meets the third Thursday monthly for a thirty minute lesson followed by social time Mrs John Graham presides and H R Cohee serves as secretary treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Christian Church
John Graham
Wm. Miller
Allen Hopkins
M. H. Lidikay
David Crowder
H. R. Cohee
Walter Chesterson
Wm. McClaskey
Treas
Entertain 500 Club Hosts Evening Social
Mr and Mrs Damon Wray hosted a 500 club gathering with twenty members and five guests including Mr and Mrs Hubert Seybold and Mr and Mrs Chas Gery and their guest. Prizes went to M Damon Thompson and Hubert Seybold. Mrs Wray was aided by Mrs Thompson and Mrs Gery in serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Wray
Hubert Seybold
Chas. Gery
Damon Thompson
Where Teachers Live Addresses for the Current School Year
The article lists housing for visiting teachers. Miss Sanders stays at Miss Margaret Weesner's home, Miss Darby at Earl Butler's, Miss Reese, Miss Courtney, Miss Smith, Mr. Merrell, and Mr. Kinkaid at Mrs. S A Marshall's home. Miss Wisehart commutes daily to her country residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sanders
Margaret Weesner
Miss Darby
Earl Butler’s
Miss Reese
Miss Courtney
Smith
Merrell
Mr. Kinkaid
Chas. R. Hertenstein
Supt
Wm. Kinkaid
Ruth Sanders
Paul Merrell
Tessie Wisehart
Laura Darby
Hallie Smith
Edward Miller
Choral Courtney
Nola Reese
Chloe Burgin
Mae. Hunt
Frankfort Golf Link Tea Hosts Notables of Indiana
Mr and Mrs Earl LaFollette of Thorntown entertained yesterday afternoon at Frankfort golf links. Guests included Mr and Mrs James A Peterson Dr and Mrs B O Flora of Darlington and Mr and Mrs Thos Peters of Indianapolis Following golf a six o clock dinner at Frankfort was hosted by the LaFollette couple for their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Earl LaFollette
Thorntown
King Kouriers Poverty Party Involves Thompson Pittman Hosts
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Thompson and Mr and Mrs Monroe Pittman plan a Poverty Party at the Pittman home on Friday night September 16 to entertain the King Kouriers class. All members are asked to attend and wear old clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Thompson
Monroe Pittman
Pittman
Centenary Fund Pledges Due at Darlington Bank
Payments on Centenary Fund pledges are required at once through Darlington State Bank. W A Burgin serves as Centenary Treasurer and issues the reminder to contributors to fulfill their commitments promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary
Darlington State Bank
W. A. Burgin
Weekend Visitors And Local Social Notes In Indiana Town
W M Smith and family of New Ross spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Rettinger and family. Charles Johnson of Green county spent the weekend here with his aunt Miss Rachel Johnson. Al Booker of Crawfordsville was the weekend guest at Mrs Martha Bowers and daughter. Robert S Lynch was in Indianapolis Monday and returned with a Ford roadster for the Lumber Company. Mrs Ira Booker will leave tomorrow for Chicago for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Carlos Inskeep. Noel Shaver brought a truckload of sheep through town on the way to the Lafayette fair. The ladies of the Friends church finished a quilt for Mrs Edith Cox of Whittier California, sister of Mrs Israel Butler. Mr and Mrs Homer Clifton and son of Crawfordsville and Harold Lowell and Lyle Seaman of New Market were Thursday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D C Wray. Mr and Mrs Having Paddack and son W Royden and Miss Janet Paddack went to Columbus to visit Mrs Paddack's parents, Mr and Mrs Wallace Flaningam. Mrs Paddack and son stayed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Smith
New Ross
John Rettinger
Charles Johnson
Green County
Rachel Johnson
al Booker
Crawfordsville
Martha Bowers
Robert S. Lynch
Indianapolis
Lumber
Ira Booker
Chicago
Carlos
Noel Shaver
Joe
Noel
the Friends Church
Edith Cox
Whittier
Cal
Cox
Israel Butler
Homer Clifton
Harold, Lowell and
Lyle Seaman
New Market
D. C. Wray
Having Paddack
W. Royden
Janet Paddack
Columbus
Darlington School Opens With 291 Pupils
The Darlington school began Monday with 291 pupils, 16 more than last year, as Rev. T. L. Stovall addressed attendees. Classes started in earnest Tuesday with teachers organizing programs and students collecting books. Supt. Hertenstein lists grade totals and names the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
T. L. Stovall
Methodist Church
Mornig
Supt. Hertenstein
Ladies Aid Meeting Honors Flannigan and Peebles
The Gravelly Run Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Herman Francis on Thursday afternoon September 8. The president led the program and Edith Louise Flannigan and Lester R. Peebles received showers and many useful gifts. Attending were Mrs. T. W. LaFollette Mrs. A. A. Young Mrs. Harry Vanscoye Mrs. A. D. Peebles Mrs. Guy Clampitt Mrs. Clifford Quigg and daughter Mildred Mrs. Hollen Cohee and daughter Ellen Mrs. Claude Quigg Mrs. J. H. Smith and daughter Mildred Mrs. Homer Warren and daughter Madonna Mrs. Lester Linn Mrs. Leo Flannigan and daughter Edith Louise Mrs. Halfred Quigg and daughter Wilma Gene Misses Edna LaFollette Bonnie Smith Timberlake Lucile and Louise Vanscoye Thelma Ruth and Ava Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Gravelly Run
Ladies Aid Society
Herman Francis
Edith Louise Flannigan
Lester R. Peebles
T. W.lafollette
A. A. Young
Harry Vanscoye
A. D. Peebles
Guy Clampitt
Clifford Quigg
Mildred
Lost purse quickly returned to The Herald office
Quick Service. A purse lost last week was found within an hour after publication and returned to The Herald. The purse belonged to Miss Mary Francis Cook and was found by Mrs. John Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Mary Francis Cook
John Cox
Picnic trip enjoyed by Frankfort group and friends
Mrs. J. E. Hillis, Mrs. Robert West, Mrs. Ada Brant, Miss Oma Simmons and Terrie Craigman of Frankfort, with Mrs. Ira Booher and Miss Bertha Booher, spent yesterday on a picnic trip by automobile route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hillis
Robert West
Ada Brant
Oma Simmons
Terrie Craigman
Frankfort
Ira Booher
Bertha Booher
Local residents and visitors noted in weekly social roundup
Miss Clara Woody teaches in New Ross High School while Miss Evelyn Booker sails to Anderson Kindergarten. Harley Barnhart and daughter from Danville Illinois visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs James Thompson and Mrs Mary Vaughn spent Tuesday in Crawfordsville. Ruth Little teaching at Frankfort High School enjoyed weekend at home. Lois Woody begins second Indiana University year in Bloomington. Isabelle Murphy visits son Frank Hollenslee in Lafayette. John Graham Mrs Jennie Paddock attend Potato Creek Home Coming. Ramona Rhoades Mildred Brainard travel to Bloomington to Indiana University. Lucile Paddock and Ione Coe enter Anthony Wayne Institute Ft Wayne. Clarence Grimes family visit from Kirkpatrick. S A Marshall returns from eleven week St Paul trip with daughter Adolph Neumann. Nathan Lane new druggist attends K of P state meeting in Greensburg. he is Grand Lodge officer. Mrs Claude Dunnington Crawfordsville operated for appendicitis Culver hospital. Anna Layton and mother visited Kokomo hosted by Clara Jackman. J B Cooper moves to Roy Snyder home. Snyder moves to Coopers vacated house en route to farm in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Woody
New Ross
Evelyn Booker
Anderson
Harley Barnhart
Danville
Illinois
James Thompson
Mary Vaughn
Crawfordsville
Ruth Little
Frankfort
Lois Woody
Bloomington
Indiana University
Isabelle Murphy
Lafayette
Frank Hollenslee
John Graham
Jennie Paddock
Potato Creek
Ramona Rhoades
Mildred Brainard
Lucile Paddock
Ione Coe
Carksville
Anthony Wayne Institute
Ft. Wayne
Grand Lodge
Claude Dunnington
Culver Hospital
Anna Layton
John Stout
Kokomo
Clara Jackman
J. B. Cooper
Roy Snyder
Snyder
Coopers
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H. B. Hamilton
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