Marion area church couple united in marriage
Jared Beard son of Ed Beard of Route 4 and Elza Butler daughter of Rossville near, were married in Pyrmont and Ockley Brethren churches Saturday. Groom is a farmer. bride is from Rossville area. Witnesses included relatives and friends from nearby towns. Neighbors hosted gatherings and visits followed. In other notes, Fay Gard and Maybel Hefry have mumps. Erminger wedding planned. church group sent candy to absent members.
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Near
Ross
É ‘Iande Moore
Minot
N. D
Jess Beard
Marvin Beard
Ren
John Beard
John McCain
Clarence Frey
Donald
Roberta
Maggie Rodenberger
Rossville
Frank Rodenbacher
Residents and visitors recap social visits in Lafayette area
The week features numerous social calls and visits. James Miller entertained in Lafayette with friends over the weekend. Rochester area residents and Monticello guests frequent households across Lafayette and Delphi with gatherings and calls through midweek.
Measles, moves, and a Los Angeles death mark Rock Creek notes
Rock Creek reports measles affecting Edna Wingard Stuart Mary and Jim Guthrie with recoveries noted. Thelma Harper remains ill. Family moves include Elmer Shideler from the Shideler farm to Hez Robinson farm near Burrows and Ward Been relocating to the home farm with Ben Been moving to Burrows. Fullerton Wilson, about 70, dies in Los Angeles February 28 1924 buried March 1. Oora Clawson family moves into R. A. Goslee property.
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S. Martha Gibson
Joseph Been
Charles Harvey
Edna Wingard
Stuart
Mary
Jim Guthrie
Elmer Shideler
Shideler
Hez Robinson
Burrows
Thelma Harper
Carl West
Lafayette
Ward
Ben
Fullerton Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Emily Guthrie
Thad Guthrie
Rockfield Presbyterian Activities and Local Moves Update
The Rockfield community reports a Wednesday church meeting and cottage prayer sessions for those unable to attend. Harry Stanton and Pearl Benefiel were married and will reside in Burrows. Several families, including the Hintons and Snyders, plan moves, while the Kromm home hosts a Sewing Circle quilting day with a cooperative dinner. The John Todd farm, DeLaval Cream Separator Company driver Fred Miller, and local shop promotions for spring millinery and Luna Coffee are noted.
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Presbyterian Brotherfield
Christian Church
Chuch
Harry Stanton
Burrows
Pearl Benefiel
Rockfield
Presbyterian Church
Charles Kromm
Lawrence Hinton
Earl Snyder
Clymers
Paul Popejoy
John K. Todd
Fred Miller
DeLaval Cream Separator Company
Warner Bowman
St. Joseph Hospital
Logansport
J. W. Stewart
Camden family to move into Silas Penn property soon
Camden family of Logansport to move into the Silas Penn property soon. Sibbit, aged 42, died Sunday evening after a stroke at 1 30 p.m. and a final death at 7 45 p.m. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 30 at the M E church conducted by Rev. Knight and Rev. Reeder with burial in Maple Lawn cemetery. Numerous society items follow noting visits and small domestic events around Logansport and Flora communities. Luna 18 000 cups in January Smiths.
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Logans
Silas Penn
Will Sibbit
M. E. Church
Knight
Flora
Reeder
Maple Lawn Cemetery
Mabel Snoeberger
Logans- Lisss
Thelma Thompson
Delphi
Helen Porter
Gertrude Sharp
North Vernon
R. O. Sharp
Ella Harsh
Gladys
Frank Honecker
Dora Keyes
Eva
H. J. Harshbarger
L. H. Hoffman
Tippecanoe City
Will Guard
Urbana
Harold Wyatt
Tom Mills
Logansport
Asa Cline
Local Social Notes From Monticello and Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs Virgil Leslie spent Tuesday with Mrs Martha Leslie his mother Henry Godlove employed at Kokomo spent Sunday with his family here Mr and Mrs Albert Godlove returned home Tuesday after visiting son Harry and family in Jackson Michigan Leslie Turner moved Tuesday to George Thomas farm vacated by Geo Curbox Mrs Samuel Lontz and daughter visited her mother Mrs Elizabeth Neel at the home of Mr and Mrs Forest Hackenburg Monticello Katie Smith of Connersville Ind is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Shirer and other relatives Frank Downs of Decatur and Harvey Downs of Wabash spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Rachel Downs
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Lafayette Satur
Charles Clark
Orton Reynolds
Ida Reynolds
Tioga
Ruby Gaumer
Gertrude Poncebaker
Francis Poncebaker
John Barlow
Howard Shafer
Pearl Nicholas
Harry Overley
Yeoman
Jesse Marquess
Dewey Reynolds
Jasper Johnson
Roy Cowan
Sylvanus Cowan
Delmar Clark
Ward Holloway
Matthew Jackson
David Arthur
William ,Dilling
Dora
Royal Center
Harvey Dilling
Rockfield
Frank Pencebaker, Jr
David Pratt
McCaslin
Anderson
McLain
Manon
Marion Lucas
Virgil Leslie
Martha Leslie
Henry Godlove
Kokomo
Albert Godlove
Harry
Jackson
Michigan
Leslie Turner
Matt Barnes
George Thomas
Geo. Curbox
Samuel Lontz
Elizabeth Neel
Forest Hackenburg
Monticello
Katie Smith
Connersville
Ind
Joseph’ Shirer
Frank Downs
Decatur
Harvey Downs
Wabash
Rachel Downs
Sick resident visits and spring millinery shown
Mrs Melissa Million, ill for a week with lung trouble, stayed at her brother Charles Deizell’s Gary Indiana home. She arrived here last Saturday for a few days’ visit with Mrs Amanda Crowell. Miss Alice Scroggs and David A Scroggs traveled to Tipton on Friday. Mr Scroggs returned Saturday evening while Miss Scroggs remained with her niece Mrs Roy Girard. Kirkpatrick Sisters invite calls to view spring millinery. It Soft A white sugar Smith's.
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Melissa Million
Charles Deizell
Gary
Ind
Amanda Crowell
Alice Scroggs
David A. Scroggs
Tipton
Scroggs
Miss Scrogg
Roy Girard
Local Residents Share Sunday Visits Across Counties
WOODS CORNER ae Miss Lettie Nelson Schwager of Lafayette visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson and family. Mrs Alfred McClean and son James visited Sunday with her sister Mrs C Cochran a patient at St Elizabeth hospital. Robert Hines and family spent Sunday with Will Robinson and daughter Elsa near Yeoman. Mr and Mrs Charles Pattison and children spent Sunday with Walter Smith and family. Fred Fisher and family and Harry Weidershaft and family spent Sunday with their parents Mrs and Mrs W J Wakeland near Hopedale. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and daughter visited Tuesday with Robert Morehouse and family.
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Lettie Nelson
Schwager
Lafayette
Joseph Nelson
Alfred McClean
James
C. Cochran
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Robert Hines
Will Robinson
Elsa
Yeoman
Charles Pattison
Walter Smith
Fred Fisher
Harry Weidershaft
W. J. Wakeland
Hopedale
Robert Morehouse
Revival Ends Sunday At Holiness Church
Holiness Church hosts a two week revival closing Sunday evening with Rev. Schoombie a missionary from Africa addressing the congregation at seven. He has spent time in Africa and traveled widely speaking on missionary work. Sunday School at 9:00 and preaching at 10:30. Congregation invited. Rev Howard Beech er is pastor.
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Holiness Church
New Handbags In Leather and Moire Shapes At Moderate Prices
A display of tailored bags features men underarm pouches in decorated leathers and black Moire with flat and pouch shapes priced from $2.50 to $7.50. Matty introduces Ooze Calf and Pin Seal styles with metal tops in black or brown Moiret. New genuine leather and silk refined bags complete the assortment offering remarkable values.
Suits On Display With Belts And Circular Tunics
The store features popular sprit suits including belts tailleur and colorful tweeds with braided and wrap around tunics. Prices range from 16.00 to 27.50 for tweed styles and 35.00 to 47.50 for Poirot twills and worsteds.
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Sprit
New Rugs A Shipment Showing For Our Store
A small newspaper item notes a shipment of new rugs arriving and a showing event planned for customers. The readable text is fragmentary but conveys merchandise arrival and in-store display.
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Eee Pr
Plain Colored Crepes and Sport Flannels in Spring Styles
Cotton crepes offered in plain colors Rose Orange Orchid Paste Gray Sand White and checkered designs priced 89c and up. Imported ratine sport checks and stripes in multiple colorways. sport flannels priced 3.00 4.00 and 4.50. All selections touted as ideal for spring fashion with showroom inspection encouraged.
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New York
Spring Gloves Parade for Diverse Wardrobe Needs
The article describes new gloves arriving for spring with diverse styles. It highlights short escalloped topped kid gauntlets and 16 button silk gloves with ruffled sides and tucks for afternoon wear. It notes fashionable women will own several pairs to match different spring costumes.
Zev Sandals and New Shoes Debut This Spring
Displayed items include soft patent leather sandals with ankle greening and striping priced at 46.50, a patent pump with hand turnings and caban heel at 8.85, a black satin pump with cut out straps, a Spanish dress heel at 8.85, and New Airedale Jack Rabbit suede shades at 6.50. The line features 10k6 spec trims and new hosiery colors for spring.
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Lala AY
Patterns of Pictorial Review for April Arrive
The Pictorial Review announces April patterns offering a wide spring selection from house dresses to boyish suits. Patterns pair with spring fabrics and closely match dress goods. Saleswomen offer guidance and invite customers to request the Fashion Book.
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Pictorial Review
Special Values in The Blouse Back in Fashion
The article promotes blouse revival in fashion stores with beaded crepe broadcloth and dimity options for dress and tailored suits. Hand made veils and blouses sourced from imported French voile offer lace embroidery at prices between 3.00 and 5.50 dollars. Tailored broadcloth blouses priced around 3.50 dollars feature details like tiny tucks, throat slashes, silk braid trims, and picoting.
Paris Inspired Millinery in Bright Spring Colors
A Paris inspired millinery collection offers bright spring colorings with taffeta Milan straw and ribbon fruit trimmings. Rhine stone ornaments are featured with a modest price point of $6.50.
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Milan
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Bethany Bible School
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Ethel Liebert
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James Miller
Robert Harmon
Curtis Kestle
Harry Stockdale
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Harry Roth
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Della Schock
Lela Bolinger
William Million
Alonzo Curtis
Frank Pencebaker
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Oak Grove
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Ira Kleckner
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