Auto Trip Reflections on History and Home Lessons
A personal account of a first auto trip to the East detailing visits to Plymouth Rock Concord and Bunker Hill and sights from Harvard to West Point. The narrator finds spiritual guidance in travel, notes cost tradeoffs and the value of experiences over new possessions, and previews forthcoming letters about the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mary Sample
East
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Hudson River Valley
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Wheeling
Oberlin College
Syracuse University
Harvard College
Boston
Yale
New Haven
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York City
Hudson
Plymouth
Washington
Valley Forge
Delware
Gettysburg
Plymouth Rock
Newburg
Concord
Minute Men
Colonies
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Virginia
Cambridge Common
George Washington
Continental Congress
Cambridge
New Hampshire
Georgia
Washington, Elm
Swampscott
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Macbeth
Vassar
Harvard
Summitt Hotel
Uniontown
Penn
Plaza
Jersey City
Demarchus Brown
Europe
Local social notes from Logansport and Delphi area
Clyde Root visited in Logansport with the Herbert Burke family while Mrs. Will May was hospitalized in Lafayette in serious condition. Dinners, anniversaries, and Sunday visits highlight the community, including the Thomases forty fourth wedding anniversary and gatherings at the Coble and Sanderson homes. Everett Groninger visits, Nellie Hanaway travels to Kalamazoo then Los Angeles with family in late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Frank Loy
Ohio
Ockley
Ruth Thompson
Jessie Cripe
Kansas
New Hope
Radnor M. E. Church
Charles Clawson
Charles Horner
Ira Fisher
Miami Produce Co
Lucas Tingley
Lafayette
Clyde Aiken
Donabelle
Imogene
Rockield
Clyde Root
Logansport
Herbert Burke
Will May
Len Million
Walter Smith
John Hardin
Walter Coble
Robert Bowman
John Coble
Carl Coble
James.Thomas
Clifford Mullin
Floyd Groninger
Helen
Roy Thomas
T. M. Williamson
Ervin Groninger
Rock Creek Township
Frank Johns
Presbyterian Sunday School
Walter Cobl
Edith Sanderson
Delphi
Evan Sanderson
Dean
Frank Sanderson
G. B
Presbyterian Church
Everett Groninger
The Kitchen Cabinet On Pleasant And Unpleasant People
A brief aphorism notes the main difference between pleasant and unpleasant people. It states the latter demand consideration while the former are quick to give it.
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Western Newspaper Union
Nourishing soups and local community notes
A recipe roundup advises veal soup with stock salt pepper and lemon garnish, leftover lamb with currant jelly and lemon, and braised mutton chops with vegetables. The Busy Bee Club hosted families at Hickory Grove Church, with multiple visits and social events noted including school and church activities and local residents' weekend gatherings.
Existence Washington Bachelor Letter Prompts Debate
A Washington letter to Mrs Wilson defends bachelors as society’s balance wheel and calls for their unmolested place in life. The writer Louis V. Woulfe lauds single life against lawmakers’ attempts to penalize independence. Nearby items note visitors at the Delphi fair and Oak Grove Ladies Aid serving supper for Monticello’s Chamber of Commerce.
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Wilson
The
Delphi
Bertha Coble Stewart
Louis V. Woulfe
Washington
J. H. Roller
Clarence and
Everett
Will Worley
Ben Shoop
Idaville
Henry Dimmitt
Oak Grove
Chamber of Commerce of
Monticello
School class officers chosen for term and local youth moves
Junior and senior high classes elected officers by year with presidents, vice presidents, secretaries and sponsors listed. County youth enter colleges and universities including Indiana University and North Manchester. A church rally with basket dinner was held, Epworth League in charge.
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Gus Clingenpeel
Hull
Glen Clingenpeel
Fred Bowman
Miss Miller
Joyce Watson
Robert Michael
Russel Johnson
Mr. Wilson
Dale Rodkey
George Burehart
Ruth Douglass
McCarty
Mary Byrum
Esther Hendrix
Fletcher Morris
James Clingenpeel
Smoker
Wayne Bowman
Mary Smoker
Margaret Copstick
Mr. Bailey
Walter Bailey
Helen Hance
Logansport Business College
Paul Hinkle
Indiana University
Zeddie Hendrix
North Manchester
Sarah Angle
M. E
Epworth League
Afternoon program features Rev Stovall and leading speaker Allen Bailey
In the afternoon Rev. Stovall of Flora delivered a sharp glare and Allen Bailey led the league in the evening. The event's principal speakers were Mrs Wattson, Mrs Samuel Davis, and Mrs George Miller delivering key remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stovall
Flora
Allen Bailey
Wattson
Samuel Davis
George Miller
Milwaukee Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound for Health Gain
Mrs Emi O Brandenburg of Milwaukee Wisconsin says after years of weakness and headaches she found relief with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took four bottles then three later and notes renewed strength, weight gain to 118 pounds, and the ability to do housework again without help.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emi O. Brandenburg
37Th Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Plain Jones
Supt. Armstrong
Baker
McVaughin
McDonald
Mabel Balser
Katheryne Reppert
Jimmy Downs
Girls Glee Club
Guess Who
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
Chicago, Ill
J. Frank Shoff
Carroll County
Route 3
McCorele
Rockfield
Nellie Hanaway
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Jane Hanaway
Miss Alice
Los Angeles
California
Fes
Jefferson Twp
Busy Bee Club
Hickory Grove Church
John Dimmit
Gerald
Olive Dimmitt
Allan Blickenstaff
Silas Scott
Hervie Scott
Fred Oberlander
Wolcott
Lena Wolverton
T. W. Armstrong
Carson School
Jay Club
Hickory Grove
South Bend
John Dimmitt
Hopewell ‘Church
Ed. Crowell
Pittsburg
Ruie Scott
Fanny
Wm. Fowler
Baker’ Fowler
Cris Dimmitt
Jesse Roach
Frank Roach
Greentown
Earl Vories
Nola Newman
Aaron Brewer
Don Hughes
Near
Tom Hughes
John Dimmitten
Washington, D.,c
John E. Chapman
Route 4
Burlington
Lydia E Pinkham
Delphi, Indiana
Ramon Novarro
West Point
United States Navy
al St. John
Ringling
Gloria Swanson
Madame San
Gloria
Chas. de Roche
Jack Holt
Lois Wilson
Ernest Torrence
America
U. & Dept of Agritions
Penc Il
Indianapolis
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