Springtime in Twelve Mile Brims With Community Happenings
Neighborhood notes from Twelve Mile recount Easter visits and dinners, weddings, sales, moves to Rochester and Mexico, farm work, and local social events. Affected households include Skinner, Woodhouse, Richardson, Skinner church events, and a planned entertainment at Skinner church with low admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Hicks
Macy
Skinner's Church
T. H. Skinner
Maggie Coil
Georgie Harris
Mexico
Albert Skinner
Alfred Woodhouse
Rochester
Courter Plowing and sowing oats the order of day
The item lists daily rural tasks and community notes. It mentions the sick list, sprained wrist, visits by Dayton relatives, a wedding of Albert Donaldson and Emma English, a Chicago visit, a horse riding accident, and various neighbors’ activities. It ends with Jimmy SHORTSHANKS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Donaldson
George
William Fair
Dayton
Ohio
Albert Donaldson
Emma English
John Tomey
Chicago
Schuyler Orr
Bubea
Jerry Ginney
Clinton Schrock
Frank Weidenhoeft
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Health Boost
Countless thousands find relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills curing constipation sick headache dizziness jaundice malaria fever ague and liver stomach troubles. Purely vegetable never gripe or weaken. Only 25c at Piper's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Piper
Spring Flour Tip Uses Ro Ann White Loaf
In the spring season, bake with the Ro Ann White Loaf to achieve the best flour quality. This tip highlights using the loaf to enhance dough texture and rise in warm weather baking.
Family Reunion at Elgie Woolley Home April 16
Mrs Elgie Woolley’s descendants gathered at the old home on Tuesday April 16 for a reunion. Attending were all seven children thirteen grandchildren three great grandchildren three sons in law and three daughters in law totaling thirty. An excellent dinner and social singing followed, with out of town guests Rev. Bie Zimmerman Fred of Harlan Rev S C Nofis wife and son Everett of Rinoke Mrs Jennie Moody and daughters Mrs Laura Gerard and Mrs Nellie Leedy of Deedsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgie Woolley
Bie
Zimmerman
Fred
Harlan
S. C. No Fis
Everett
R Inoke
Jennie Moody
Laura Gerard
Nellie Leedy
Deedsville
Wedding Bells at Saturday Evening Ceremony
Miss Fannie Reitzell of Peru wed William Fahl of Twelve Mile on Saturday April 6 at eight o'clock in a quiet ceremony. Rev. Cooper officiated in front of close friends with vows of lasting love. The bride is among Twelve Mile's most accomplished young ladies and the groom a diligent, industrious young man. Congratulations flow from a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Reitzell
Peru
William Fahl
Cooper
Reru
Where They Go Elders and churches listed in county
A roster lists presiding elder E. L. Lemans and many pastors and churches including Akron Andrews Churubusco Columbia City Denver Huntington Lafontaine Lagro Macy Marion Madison Wheeler Roann Roanoke Silver Lake South Whitley Uniondale Wabash First church Mentone Mexico Mount Etna North Manchester Roanoke Warren Warren circuit James Koontz with names of pastors and their assigned churches across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Lemans
Akron
R. H. Smith
Andrews
W. H. Brightmire
Burker
G. F. Osborn
Churubusco
C. Tinkham
Columbia City
J. B. Ford
Denver
A. D. Alexander
Huntington
T. M. Guild
Lafontaine
A. J. Carey
Lagro
A. E. Sarah
Larwell
D. S. Jones
Liberty Mills
E. E. Lutes
Macy
Eli Davis
Marion
First Church
Madison Swadener
Grace Church
J. H. Runkle
Ninth Street
Highland Avenue
J. M. Baker
Markle C. A. Rowland
Mentone
J. W. Walters
Mexico
I. R. Godwin
Mount Etna
J. Z. Barrett
North Manchester
A. S. Wooten
Roann
J. L. Hutchens
Roanoke
S. C. Norris
Silver Lake
J. W. Tillman
South Whitley
L. C. Poor
Uniondale
W. L. Singer
van Buren
H. W. Miller
Wabash
M.S. Marble
Middle Street
W. J. Vigus
Wabash Street
G. B. Work
Warren
J. B. Alleman
Warren Circuit
James A. Koontz
Hats and farm offers from Piper Martindale and A E Graf
The ad promotes Seone ncan hats with a signature on every box and urges telling friends. It also advertises Nu Stor millinery department and quotes A E Graf offering a 90 acre Denver area farm with good buildings and orchards for bargain, inviting inquiry at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Stor Millinery
A. E. Graf
Denver
August E Graf and the Nu Stor advertisements
Local notices list August E Graf and the Nu Stor continuing as a nonbranch store. Taxes payable at Bank of Denver. Various sales and rentals offered including a south Denver house and a good farm wagon. Several social events and church notices, plus weather and crop reports from State Statistician Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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Neighborhood News
Bert Bockover
Lee Skinner
Levi Cox
Near Macy
Nancy Cress
Blanche
John Cress
Maude
Grace Newman
Eva Skinner
John Richardson
Iva
Hulda Rimpler
Logansport
Ott Baker
Iva Richardson
Sam Cover
Bill Crawford
Jem Have
George’ Willison
Albert Woodhouse
Robert Personett
Jim Newman
Billy Deniston
Rebekahs
Henpeck
Eva
Alva Hoover
Clara Bockover
Gransinger
Allie Kline
Billy Fahl
Ed Black
Chas
Kinveman
Malinda Richardson
Mary Skinner
Andy Friend
Belle Morrison
Kate Ault
Cal. Black
Edna Kelsey
Elisha Bockover
Dora
Grace Richardson
Noah Kinzie
Clara Moss
Ethel Swartz
Indiana
Skinner Church
Calvin Orr
Jess Strode
Lewis Day
Samuel Orr
George Kraning
John English
Ed Donaldson
Jim Ash
Cal Orr
George Cunningham
Arthur Baldwin
Noah Fisher
Samuel Newman
Wm. Rush
Bruce Morris
Manly Benge
Jimmy Shortshanks
M. B
Piper & Martindale
Imri Murden
Grant Moon
Marley
C. V
Denver Mills
Nu Stor
Century Club
Myrtle Dukes
Jessie Chaffee
Frankfort
Piper’s Drug Store
G. W. Mikesell
Morris Dillman
Dillman
Baker
M. E. Parsonage
Bank of Denver
George Lewis
Near Tiosa
J. I. McCoy
J. G. Bush
Perrysburg
Epworth League
Jesus
Emma Tharp
Emma Martindale
Roccester
J. E. Millican
Congress
Indianapolis Journal
W. O. Piper
M. E
Chilt
T. K. Houseman
Manatawney, Pa
Piper’s
Heminger
New York
August E. Graf
The
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