Twelve Mile October Notes On Community Happenings
The Twelve Mile area reports a stretch of clear frosty nights and sunny days as local business grows. Church groups fundraisers raised about $20 for Brower Brothers sale, a Skinner Schoolhouse box supper netted $18, and a masquerade party plus oyster supper drew a large civil crowd. Community events include Sunday School progress, moves within Adams Township, Indiana State Christian Conference activity in Greentown, and a planned Shadow Social for November 7th with grade and high school participation.
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Twelve Mile
Carpenters
Christian Church Ladies Aid
Brower Brothers
Skinner School House
Oza Gearhart
Adams Township
Twelve Mile High School
U. B
Florence Cress
George Weidner
Charley
Anna Benny
Denver
Skinner Church
Stub Nixon
Milton Irvans
Oran C. Kerchner
Dudly Dalzell
Miami County
Kerschner
Nanny Cress
Isaac Ault
Roanoke
Virginia
Aults
Musselman
Greentown
Howard Co
Deedsville Notices and Local Social Notes
Abner Goon of Waterloo, formerly a Deedsville resident, visited relatives here last week. Charles Bowmen, who stepped on a nail two weeks ago at the Cunningham residence west of Deedsville, is reported improving. Mr and Mrs G E Leedy and daughter Sylvia were entertained at the homes of Allen Zimmerman and family Sunday. Mrs E Deeds spent Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. G. Otho Hill
Indianapolis
Lucy Hill
Hazel
Sollie Clemans
Macy
Harve Norris
J.S. Waymire
G. E
Cur Rothers
Peru
M. Karn
Empire
Mich
Rev. Chambers
Dee Brower
J. N. Baldwin
Old Peoples
A. E. Evans
Fra Karn
Lee Leedy
Metta
Oda Hart
Enid
Elmer Conner
Abner Goon
Waterloo
Deedsville
Charles Bowmen
Cunningham
Charles Alderfer
Mary
Win. Robbins
St. Paul
Ed Kime
Joseph McMeliin
Marion
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
A. B. Guyer
Sid Fuller
Chili
Dan Baker
Twelve Mile
Jane Cornell
Tressa
John Davidson
Elkhart
Ind
Geo. Sturgeon
Newton Bell
May Fry
Wabash
Mavis
Detroit
Robert Arndt
Mt. Cleman
Alfred Dawalt
Sammy Dawalt
Pennsylvania
James Staller
Sylvia
Mary Fry
Clara Earhart
Berger
Elmer Ream
Harry Benedict
Johnny Dawalt
Mae
Adam Schaaf Easy Winner in Piano Dispute
A Peru firm arranged a piano for Mr. and Mrs. Bridegroom near Denver. Weir Pense Mywer and the firm Ewer and Savage clashed over which piano would be installed. The Macy firm withdrew theirs, Ewer and Savage installed an Adam Schaaf piano, and the Bridegrooms bought the Schaaf instrument, expressing high satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
C. L. Bridegroom
Denver
Adam Schaaf
Adam Schaal
Local Happenings Highlight Area Social and Losses
Edgar Strause visits his grandparents the Bell family this week while the Bell sisters Gladys and Tressa attend a Peru play The Divorce Case. Alfred Dawalt and Samuel Dawalt with Mrs Mure Fry dine with James Staller. Mrs J E Millican plans Chicago trip after visiting Laporte. M J Whitmore buries a horse after a fatal injury at a gravel bank marking a second loss this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Strause
Cornelius Bell
Gladys Bell
Tressa Cornell
Peru
Alfred Dawalt
Samuel Dawalt
Schuykill Haven
Mr.Whitmore
Youth's Companion offers 1914 volume with stories and calendar
An advertisement outlines a two dollar yearly subscription to The Youth's Companion for 1914 with fifty two weekly issues containing a story daily plus assorted reading, athletic and health articles, and a Practical Home Calendar. Sample copies and an announcement for 1914 are available from 144 Berkeley St Boston. Other items note local social visits moves and gatherings in Denver Peru St Paul and nearby towns.
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Arthur Stanwood Pier
THE
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Sullivan Women Visit Mexico Friend and Return
Mrs. P. S. Sullivan and Mrs. Nona Sullivan drove to Mexico Sunday and took Mrs. Martha Kline home after a pleasant visit with them. They spent the day with Mrs. Kline in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Sullivan
Nona Sullivan
Mexico
Martha Kline
Mrs. Kline
Winona Interurban Announces New Timetable Sept 14 1913
The Winona Interurban Railway announces a new timetable effective September 14 1913 with south and northbound arrivals and departures between Chili and Winona. The Winona Flyer remains a through train between Goshen and Indianapolis with town stops only, and rates inquiries are referred to ticket agents J. L. Keim Paul and W. D. Stansifer in Warsaw Indiana.
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Chili
South North
Goshen
Indianapolis
J. L. Keim
Paul
W. D Stansifer
GPA
Warsaw
Ind
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Akron
Viola Heeling
T. W. Murden
Will Pritz
Dan Braden
Kathryn 'Waymire
J. S. Waymire
Akron Via
Bert Snider
Carruthers
Celesta Karn
Luther Brown
Keith Leedy
Bdoston
S. Bidwy
Speru
Comforts
Children’s
Big Lot
Rufus Fisher
George Lee
Floyd Yoder
Schenermann
Mr. Fisher
Samuel Clingarman
Whisler
Harrison Street
Newell Farm
George Fisher
Deedaville
Clingerman
Winona Interurban Railway Company
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