Mrs. Maud Pencebaker Arthur Dies at 54
Mrs. Maud Pencebaker Arthur widow of David Arthur died at home at 2 15 a m aged 54 years 10 months 16 days. She was born to Frank and Hannah Pencebaker and married in 1900. Survived by husband, father, a brother Frank Pencebaker Jr a sister Mrs Blanche Arthur and many relatives. Funeral at Oak Grove church led by Rev William Grant Smith with Riverview cemetery interment.
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Monticello
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Leslie Marquess
Samuel Neel
Thomas Schnepp
John Williams
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Ray Schock
Carl Metz
Mildred Viney
Clara Burke
Meredith Clark
Pittsburg
Delmer Clark
Everett
Kenneth
Hugh Davies
Jerre Haugh
Mary Margowski
Harry Bear
Elnor Guckien
Delphi
Paul Jones
Laura Grear
South Bend
Cora Stanley
Ft. Wayne
Sarah Chapman
David Arthur
Edith Robinson
Yeoman
Josephine Schock
Charles Walker
John Shofner
Robert Gallinger
Cecil Chadd
Robert Harmon
Marion Lucas
Samuel Goslee
Oak Grove
Clarence Austin
Esmerald Metz
Frank Diener
Cri] Metz
Ernest Magee
Emily
Carl Ditman and Son
John Burke, Jr
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Toney
Rumley
Ralph Jones
Clarence Cripe
Alfred Peters
Tioga
Charles Clark
Elmer Wilcox
John Gilkerson
Wilber Kilmer
W. G. Million
Laura McDonald
Chas. Ballard
David Lilly
Maud Pencebaker Arthur
Frank
Hannah Isenbise Pencebaker
Arthur
White County
Church of God
Pious Chapel
Frank Pencebaker
Blanche Arthur
William Grant Smith
Riverview Cemetery
Adams Township Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones and child ren moved Tuesday of last week from near Lafayette to their own farm in this township. Mrs. Alford Jones of Lockport fell and broke her leg above the knee one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Weiss and chil dren north of Idaville spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crowell and children. Mrs. C. V. Hoover spent Thursday with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrison and children east of Lockport. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Glazier and two daughters of Colorado visited her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Million, en route to Dayton Ohio. Mrs. George Wooden of Oxford was visiting with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tansy last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Irelan north of Burnettsville were guests of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Crowell and family one afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mourer visited their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Girard and daughters one day last week.
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Charles Munson
Moore Maxwell
Elmer Reiff
Dene Million
Helen Glazier
Ida Mossburg
Frank. Girard
Merl Carson
Monticello
Charles Mourer
Raymond Hanna
Milton Mertz
John Coble
Burnettsville
Coble
Hanna
Harold Barnes
Billie
Delphi
W. B. Irelan
J. C. McManus
Marshall Weaver
Rockfield
Clayton Million
Reed Crowell
Mary
Lowell Hallam
Yeoman
Josephine
Rachel Irelan
Paul Irelan
Lake Chitt
Chas. Jones
C. V. Hoover
Ralph Harrison
Indianapolis
Bert Munson
Ray Hanna
Ross
Elliott Crowell
Idaville
Roy Jones
Llafayette
Alford Jones
Lockport
Owen Weiss
Milton Crowell
Russell Garrison
Elmer Glazier
Colorado
Robert Million
Dayton
Ohio
George Wooden
Oxford
Charles Tansy
A. B. Irelan
J. H.mourer
John Girard
Washington Birthday Socials Highlight Ladies Aid and Grange Events
Mrs. Moore Maxwell and Mrs. Floyd John hosted the Ladies Aid with Washington’s birthday contests and prizes awarded to Mrs. B A Goslee and Mrs. Ray Atkinson. Welcome Inn Grange from Radnor attended Jefferson Grange for third degree work. Tri C club gathered at Paul Viney’s with games and crackers. Sunshine Sunday School Class met at Mrs. Lottie John’s with Mrs. Edith Davis assisting, noting Washington’s birthday decor and prizes won by several members.
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Floyd John
Ladies Aid
Washington
B. A. Goslee
Ray Atkinson
Welcome Inn Grange
Radnor
Jefferson Grange
Tri-C Club
Paul Viney
Sunshine
Lottie John
Edith Davis
Blanche Goslee
Kate Weaver
Elsie McClane
Alma Atkinson
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Health Boost
An old time advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple regulation for the body. It claims herbs senna and pepsin revitalize organs, improve mood, and prevent sluggish spells. The tonic is said to be the only laxative many households need and is readily available from druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
Lockport Church Dinner and Local Events Report
The Lockport church ladies held a dinner at the Rufus Gordon sale last Thursday. Various local residents visited, celebrated birthdays, and received wedding invitations for Miss Louise Elizabeth Garrett and Gilbert Preston of Chicago. The couple will wed March 4 1933 at Bond Chapel University of Chicago.
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Rock Creek Township
Lockport
Rufus Gordon Sale
William Schnepp
Edith
Ruth Timmons
E. F. Guthrie
Wilson Sterrett
Laurie Guthrie
James
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Guthrie
van Blue
Louise Elizabeth Garrett
Gilbert Preston
Chicago
Bond Chapel
University of Chicago
Arthur Hildebrand
Robert Timmons
Logansport
van C. Blue
Guthrie
Susan
E. Guthrie
Thomas Williams
Rock Creek
Wintering residents and visits noted in local column
Mr Williams remained vedfast through winter. A M Garrett from Chicago visited Monday to tend business at his farm. Harry Northcutt spends winter with sister Mrs Lottie Wingard and family. Mr and Mrs Joseph Been spent last Friday with Mr and Mrs Carl West of Logansport.
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Mr. Williams
A.M. Garrett
Chicago
Harry Northcutt
Lottie Wingard
Joseph
Carl West
Logansport
Presbyterian Sunday school group hosts Friday gathering
The young married peoples class at the Presbyterian church met at the Funkhouser home with Rev and Mrs Hugo and the Snoeingers assisting. Hansel McHardie led devotions and fifty guests enjoyed games and refreshments. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Budd Sterrett on February 24.
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Harry Temple
Charles Smith
Rossville
Willy Sheppard
Roanoke
Frank Simons
Sam Wasson West
Burrows
Robert Bowman
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harmony Four to Sing at Burrows Church Sunday
The Harmony Four quartette will sing at Burrows Presbyterian church Sunday evening March 5. Revah Press ler, president of the Rebakah assembly and Brother Zimmerman, grand master of the subordinate, spoke at the gathering. Miss Goldie Golden of Burnettsville visited the Bowmans, and Rockfield Christian church youth will lead the Sunday service March 5.
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Beka Lodge
Rockfield
Revah Pressler
Rebakah Assembly
Zimmerman
Harmony Four
Burrows Presbyterian Church
Goldie Golden
Burnettsville
Elmer Bowman
Rockfield Christian Church
Christian Church
Carter's Little Liver Pills Promise Quick Bile Flow
An old health ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy for a sluggish liver causing digestive trouble and a tired mood. It claims two pounds of bile should flow daily and that the pills gently stimulate bile flow, with a red label and insistence on the brand name.
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Carter
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