In The Days Of Long Ago A Wander Through Memories
The letter recalls a distant era of simple living and enduring love as a couple vows lifelong devotion in a modest home. Community notes follow with updates on residents, travels, local visits, political talks, and church events amid fall farm activity and Hallowe’en caution.
Protracted meeting opens at Cour ier church and local news brief
Daniel Shively begins a protracted meeting at the Courier church and is described as a good speaker. John Armantrout is sick but improving. Albert Donaldson and John Faunce shuck corn for John Toomey. Pupils plan to raise a flag at the schoolhouse next Friday afternoon. E As Woolley teaches the local school with noted success. Saturday’s storm keeps boys indoors. they hunt with guns on their shoulders. Rup Van Wonxte.
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Daniel Shively
Courier Church
Mr. Shivley
Albert Donaldson
John Faunce
John Toomey
Rup van Wonxte
Deedsville Letters From the Editor Pleased to Hear
Deedsville notes the editor of the Taunt would be glad to hear from the town again. A brief items submission follows with Mrs. Jennie Moody mentioned as having spent Saturday in the area.
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Terone
Taunt
Deedsville
Jennie Moody
Perrysburg Notes and Local Happenings
Rev Coons of Lafayette to preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening. Jamez Fisher traveled to Peru on business. Ora Merley and Dan Marberger of Hilltown visited at the Burg. Judge Cunningham and attorney Green held a short court session. Lola Kreider visited friends in Denver. Lou Van Dyne of Green Oak visited Rosa Hirathwohl. Angie Leavell ill with measles. Arthur Cunningham returned from Greencastle and will cast his vote Tuesday. Mrs Jennie Clingenpeel sick. Nora Day of Macy and Hahie Kreider visited Lola Kreider. Joseph Bush harvests celery for winter. Joe is a good gardener and blacksmith. Subscribe for the Trraunn.
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Coons
Lafayette
The
Baptist Church
Jamez Fisher
Peru
Ora Merley
Dan Marberger
Hilltown
Burg
Cunningham
Attorney Green
Lola Kreider
Denver
Lou van Dyne
Green Oak
Rosa Hirathwohl
Angie Leavell
Arthur, Cunningham
Greencastle
Will
Jennie Clingenpeel
Nora Day
Macy
Hahie Kreider
Harry Piper
Ann Avar
Mich
Election indicators favor Republicans in key states
The Indianapolis Journal reports New York, Indiana, and Ohio tipping Republican by sizable margins. In this county Republicans likely won sheriff and prosecuting attorney while other offices remained Democratic.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Marriage of Gertrude Bond and Dr. J Harvey Winter
At the bride’s parents home near town on Tuesday November 1898 Rev J M Baker officiated uniting Miss Gertrude Bond and Dr J Harvey Winter of Salina Kansas. They were given a reception in Chicago and will reside in Salina. Locals extend best wishes for a long and happy life.
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N.N. Antrim
William Lee
Lem Buck
Deedaville
David C. Bond
J. M. Baker
Gertrude Bond
J. Harvey Wintertotham
Salina
Kansas
Chicago
Salina, Where They Will Make Their Future Home. ‘the Trsuse
Ex Celsior Tent to Elect Three Trustees
Notice states Ex celsior Tent No 15 will elect three trustees at its regular meeting on Tuesday evening December 6. Full attendance of all members is earnestly desired.
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Excelsior Tent No
Man Announces Cessation of Bakery Business
A former bakery proprietor states he has quit the bakery business and urges all debtors to settle accounts immediately without further notice.
Local Items and Notices from Denver Indiana
Short notices report store ads at Manchester and Denver elevators, social calls by Mrs. Derek and Miss Leedy, a public sale near Chili, a wedding trip to Denver, and a church event. Mentions include G W Mikesell ill with heart trouble, Walter O Baian visiting Denver, and Mrs Laura Gerard with Elsie Leedy in Deedsville.
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Walter O'Baian
Peru
Denver
Rose Mikesell
Lew Darnell
Laura Gerard
Misa Elsie Leedy
Deedsville
Twimne
Toledo Weekly Blade Advertisement Highlights
The Toledo Weekly Blade markets itself as a national weekly family newspaper with broad circulation and varied content. It promotes serials poetry humor household sections and a question bureau while offering specimen copies and a yearly subscription of one dollar. It also includes a terse job notice seeking trustworthy persons to manage a home business with a response address in Chicago.
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Naional
Toledo
Blade
Question Bureau
Bo Chee Salk
Hetter HE Hess
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