Energetic man sought to sell Heberling remedies
Carroll county job opening for an energetic man with a car offering $40 to $50 weekly and more. Sell Heberling’s household remedies, extracts, spices, toilet articles with steady repeats and outdoor work. Old established company supplies goods on credit. Write Heberling Medicine Co. Dept 207 Bloomington Illinois 2-6t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Heberling
Heberling Medicine Co
Dept 207
Bloomington
Illinois
Country Club Members to Meet at Library March 31
All members are requested to meet at the library on Monday evening March 31 for business of importance. MYEKON IVES, Vice-President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Myekon Ives
Airveyor loads grain from elevator to ship via wind
The airveyor pipes grain to a water front vessel using a hurricane of wind pushed by giant fans. It loads about 4,000 bushels per hour.
Local Happenings in Idaville and Nearby Areas
John Glasgow of Portland visits Idaville friends Friday evening, former resident. Merle Carson and M D Read visit J Albert Carson and family. Mae Vanderplaat returns from Lafayette to Addie Barnes home. Edna Turner from Hammond visits brother Leslie Turner. Albert Godlove's son Harry very ill in Jackson Michigan. Ruth Ireland ill with flu. Otis Reid and Nannie Warful of Monticello attend March birthday at Tom Townsley. Maple syrup season closes with good quality and quantity. high coal prices raise camp costs.
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John Glasgow
Portland
Ind
Merle Carson
Patton
J. Albert Carson
M. D. Read
Roann
A. L. Read
Mae Vanderplaat
Lafayette
Otis Reid
Nannie Warful
Monticello
Tom Townsley
Robert Richardson
Evangelistic meetings continue with many locals attending
Posts list ongoing evangelistic meetings in Yeoman and Hickory Grove with numerous attendees from both areas. The notes mention visits among residents, prayer meetings, church societies, a one act play, a Japanese tea, and social events including dinners and a fish fry to raise funds for a fire engine.
Birthday Gatherings Highlight Rock Creek Family Dinner
Mrs James Thomas marked her birthday with a Wednesday gathering of daughters sons in law and baskets. The room filled with relatives including Clifford Mullin T M Williamson Floyd Groninger S F Groninger and Helen Groninger. Others joined meals with Earnest Mullin and James Thomas family guests from Valparaiso Fort Wayne and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas
Clifford Mullin
T. M. Williamson
Floyd Groninger
S. F. Groninger
Helen Groninger
Earnest Mullin
Valparaiso
Charles Harvey
Martha Gibson
Maurice Sylvester Harvey
Lehre
Elizabeth Guthrie
Arthur Little
Carhart
Fort Wayne
Turpie Timmons
Thomas Williams
James ‘Thomas Ill
The One Who Won and the Quest of Two Travelers
Two travelers split on a quest east and west sharing fate and fortune. One found life’s song and the will to go on while the other cursed the road yet still sought a goal. The piece ends noting a single traveler’s joy and the mystery of what was finally sought. Also: a short item describes how a photographed cat enlarged to life chased mice from a hospital kitchen.
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Brompton Hospital
London
Frustrated Call Ends With Humorous Telephone Refrain
A man named Bussman struggles with a faulty phone line, making ten failed attempts before reaching a voice who asks to be transferred to Mr. X. The caller’s exasperation peaks as the line glitches echo back in a comical exchange.
Trapping Song Sirda in England Main Street Bird Trade
A fragment notes wild song birds captured in England using bird lime and nets and sold in the main street with local trade hints. The passage reflects historic trapping methods and street commerce in a rural or urban setting.
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England
Local Social Visits Reported Across area
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson and Mrs. Walter Smith plus families visited Friday with J. H. Giles. Mrs. Arch Shine and children visited Wednesday with Mrs. Clarence Riley. Lake Cicott residents Mrs. Hallack Fisher and sons spent Sunday with Fred Fisher’s family. Charles Myers and family visited Frank Myers at Home hospital. Joseph Hooper and daughter Stella visited Ed Conway and family Tuesday. Mrs. Alfred McClean and son Wilbur spent Sunday with Bernard McClean and family west of Brookston. Joseph Nelson and wife visited Lafayette Wednesday. Walter Smith and wife visited Sunday with her parents Robert and Mrs. Morehouse and family. Harry Weiderhart and family spent Sunday with Joseph Hooper and Stella. Thursday in Delphi. W. J. Wakeland near Hopedale and Fred Fisher visited Monday with Harry Weiderhaft and family.
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Yeoman
Hickory Grove
David Arthur
William Vannamen
Idaville
Della Schock
William Turner
Harry Roth and
George Kestle
Logansport
Jasper Johnson
Alonzo Curtis
Lafayette
Mary Chadd
McCasslin
McLain
Charles Clark
John Burke Sr
Elizabeth Burke
Carl Metz
Frank Arthur
David
Frank Pencebaker Jr
Harry Roth
Indianapolis
Marie Shafer
Guy Harvey
Merle Carson
Howard Shafer
Mary Stockdale
Noah Miller
Charles Patterson
Walter Smith
J. H. Giles
Arch Shine
Clarence Riley
Hallack Fisher
Lake Cicott
Fred Fisher
Charles Myers
Frank Myers
Joseph Hooper
Stella
Ed Conway
Alfred McClean
Wilbur
Bernard McClean
Brookston
Joseph Nelson
Robert Morehouse
Harry Weiderhart
Delphi
W. J. Wakeland
Hopedale
Harry Weiderhaft
Camden News Highlights Local Visits and a Notable Death
Camden notices include Mrs Dewey Edging visiting rockfield with her parents and Kathryn Baker staying with relatives in Indianapolis. Local figures Will Hance and Ott Campbell are noted, and editor William Blodgett of the Indianapolis News dies at 68 after a pneumonia illness. Margowski's Rexall Store advertises 200 wallpaper patterns and 10 sample books.
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Dewey Edging
Harley Smith
Rockfield
Kathryn Baker
Indianapolis
Windle
David Wyatt
Ott Campbell
Flora
Will Hance
Logansport
Retta McCain
Ed Hance
Lydia Sharks
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Dick Snoeberger
Fred Britton
Chicago
John Britton
C. Landis
South Bend
Hez Landis
Melba Guard
Frankfort
Margowski
Rexall
Frank Casad Dies at Home in Monticello
Frank Casad died at his Monticello home on Friday afternoon ten weeks after his brother John Casad’s death. He had suffered poor health for four years, contracted flu and pneumonia, and could not recover. Funeral services were held at the home with Don Cochran and Violet Cochran singing, interment at Riverview cemetery, where about forty Ku Klux Klan members formed a circle and laid cross flowers before kneeling as "The Old Rugged Cross" was sung.
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Frank Casad
Monticello
John Casad
Don Cochran
Winona Lake
Riverview Cemetery
Ku Klux Klan
Rugged Cross
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Dean Rice
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Jessie Harmon
Burlington
Chas. Sieber
Flora Phone
Ats
Buff Orpington
Fred Miller
Fordson Tractor
O. D. Rohrabaugh
S. C. Rhode Island
E. H. Downs
R. R
Smith
Secotch Collie Pups
Route 5
Delphi Phone
Wien Martin
Sheridan
Camden
Howard Bone
Indiana
Peffley & Shaffer
J. W. Weidner
Agency 451
M. Titlow
L. Jones
Box
Olney, NL
Tom Baron
C. W. Moore
Monroe Street
Delphi Ice, Coal & Supply Co
Budd Sterrett
Charles
Roy
Wilburn
Barbara Grandstaff
Stitt
Fred Gaumer
David Pratt
Monon
Charles Miller
Ray Dexter
Robert Forrest
Emerson Gaumer
Beulah
Josephine Roth
David Lilly
Martha Creek
Emma Creek
W. G. Million
Oak Grove
Mahala Henry
Robert Harmon
Rev McCasslin
William Houtz
Delmar Clark
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ed Hedderick
Tim Martin
Walter Neff
Harry Gardiner
Ward Been
Wagoner
Julia Ireland
Robert Brown
Mary Allread
Attica
Dorothy Under
Hazel Basler
Floyd Shafer
Ladies Aid Society
The
Christian ‘Church
John Far
Burrows
Anna Hardy
George Lowe
Lettie
Allread
Elmer Shidler
Hez Robison
Ward
Ben Beer
Ben
Town
Rock Creek
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