Seeley Truss Expert To Visit Logansport Tuesday
F H Seeley noted rupture expert from Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Barrett Hotel in Logansport this Tuesday December 9. He promotes the Spermatics Shield promising rapid recovery without surgery and cites government documents for inspection with charity cases offered free of charge.
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F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Barett Hotel
Logansport
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
Local social notes from Dredsville and nearby towns
DREDSVILLE notes report visits and guests from Wabash Macy Peru Indianapolis and Bloomington with families and relatives. Names include Overstreet Leedy Waymire Robbins Dice Kinley Mills and Lockwood. A school play by freshmen and sophomores is planned for December 10 with 15 and 20 cent admission.
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Ida Dice
William Leffel
Keturah Leedy
Harve Leedy
Peru
William Kinley
Harvey Woods
Willard Kinley
Elizabeth Mills
Claude Rimpler
Francis
Pauline
Dortha Robbins
Indianapolis
Edna Lockwood
Thanksgiving Guests Gathered Around Perrysburg Families
Miss Maude Yoder spent Thanksgiving with her brother Claude and wife south of Peru and returned home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Bayless hosted Rev Tehoe and wife Rev McCullin and Helen Buck. Ray Bunnell and Ellis Staller from Peru Business College visited home folks. Mr and Mrs Charles Knauff with children spent Thanksgiving with Ray Knauff and family. Miss Susie Green stayed with her brother Frank Jones and family. Glen Shoemaker and son of Denver were guests at the Jones home. Lem Buck, working at Kokomo, visited Saturday and Sunday. Ray Bunnell also spent Sunday with Claude Yoder south of Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bayless
Tehoe
McCullin
Helen Buck
Ray Bunnell
Ellis Staller
Peru
Ebenezer Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Griswold and Mr and Mrs Ivan Read with daughter Ruth spent Thursday with JT W Stuber. James Kechinsr and son from South Bend visited Mrs Ray Robins. Dorothy Robins and sister Hester from Indianapolis visit relatives around Ebenezer.
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Paul Griswold
Ivan Read
Ruth
JT. W. Stuber
James Kechinsr
South Bend
Ray Robins
Dorothy
Robins
Hester
Indianapolis
Ebenezer
Elda Parker
Blanche
Garle Kiem
James Ward
Parker
Nettie Parker
Tom
Flora
S. W. Butt
Samuel
Walter
Elmer Fites
Ohio
William Butt
Alpha Raymer
Illinois
Ruth Gilliland
Mildred Butt
James Fites
Waldo Berger
Glen
Hammond
Richard Fites
Local families share meals and visits in Thanksgiving week
Residents from Logansport to Denver report gatherings with relatives and friends. Names such as Clyde Miller Ed Benedict Floyd Yoder Frank Tharp Amon Raber and Galen Crook appear among dinners at Elbert Miller Oscar Bond and other homes. Holiday shopping notes at Jones Hardware Peru highlight Coaster Wagons Toys and Pyrex gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Miller
Logansport
Ed Benedict
Floyd Yoder
Jones Hardware
Peru
Notice to Non-Residents in Miami County Divorce Case
Notice in the Miami Circuit Court case Laurence Spurgeon versus Fannie B. Spurgeon states Fannie is not a resident of Indiana. She must appear or demur by February 3, 1920, or the case will proceed in her absence. Clerk Aaron Berger signs the seal. Bailey and Lalley represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie B. Spurgeon
Circuit Court
Miami County
Indiana
Gald Cuise
Thas
Penu
Aaron
Berger
Miami
Bailey & Lalley
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George Staller
Ellis
Charles Wright
Tipton
Marvin Maus
Tharp
Perrysburg
Dredsville
John Overstreet
Helen
Wabash
Miss Mane Leedy
Macy
Emma Leedy
Jennie Moody
William Waymire
Bloomington
Kate Waymire
Clarence Robbins
Mrs
R. A. Robbins
Perry Tharp
Tony Hetzner
Elmer Ream
Frank Tharp
Amon Raber
Gladys Benedict
Frank Rody
Mrs. Galen Crook
M. E. Murphy
Elbert Miller
Harry Holton
Denver
J. H. Cunningham
Ira Eikenberry
Charles Eikenberry
Albert Eikenberry
Milton Eikenberry
Mr. Eikenberry
Oscar Bond
Thomas Mayes
Dunkirk
M.S. Waggoner
Harry Waggoner
State OF Indiana
Court of
Laurence Spurgeon
Mrs. Rovers Hosier Boy
Everybody’s
Old Reliable Arbuckle’s
Reams Store
I Man
Ches. Field
Turkey
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