Local residents share visits and weekend travel notes
Roches ter and Winona area families spent Sunday visiting kin and old friends. Many names appear with trips to Purdue, Indianapolis, Denver, or nearby towns, and updates on ill relatives and college plans. Rev. Cain returns to preach, and several social calls are noted among neighbors and siblings.
Berger and relatives visit Peru in late week
Mr and Mrs S D Berger were in Peru on Thursday Miss Maria Lantz and her brother from Denver were guests of their aunt Mrs Mary Sullivan Friday and Saturday Irvin Hetzner and wife of Peru were Sunday dinner guests of Henry Lee and wife Mrs Mary Dewald was the guest of her son Paul Dewald and family several days last week Mrs Mary Moore and son Grover Moore and three daughters were mentioned in the sequence of visits
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al Baney
Rochester
R. Robins
Grant Brown
Kokomo
David Leedy
Charles Waymire
Mrs. Bush
Macy
Garnet Keim
Ebenezer
Josephine
Betty
Jean
Peru
D. Berger
Harry Newbold
J. E. Lee
Chicago
Paul Dewald
Omer Lee
Mary Dewald
Everly Hoover
Monterey
Gordon Busbee
South of
W. T. Lee
Arnold
Robert
Loren
J. E. See
Clarence Ream
P. S. Sullivan
Maria Lantz
Little Brother
Denver
Mary Sullivan
Irvin Hetzner
Henry Lee
Mary Moore
Grover Moore
Mrs Myrtle Armantrout Recovers After Rochester Hospital Stay
Mrs Myrtle Armantrout has returned from Rochester three weeks ago and is improving nicely. She is able to be up part of the time and is fast regaining her health and strength, with many friends glad to hear she is doing well.
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Myrtle Armantrout
Rochester
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Promises Rewards
A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has treated sufferers for thirty five years. It asserts the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, removes poison, and improves overall health with use. Testimonials available upon request. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
F_ J, CHENEY & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Phosphate remedy praised by Atlanta physician in ad
Dr Jacobson of Atlanta highlights Argo-Phosphate as a cure for anemia and nervous conditions. He claims 9 percent of anemia stems from nervous breakdown and that the tablets restore health quickly, renewing vigor and plumpness in women, with benefits for nervous dyspepsia and brain fatigue. The ad notes widespread physician endorsement and that Argo-Phosphate is dispensed widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jacobson
F. H. Jacobson
Notice to Heirs in Emily Fetrow Estate in Miami Circuit Court
In vacation Miami Circuit Court 1921 notices heirs creditors and legatees of Emily Fetrow deceased must attend September 21 for final settlement examination. Martha Ann Fetrow Administratrix seeks approval of account and vouchers. witnesses and claims to estate urged. Local notices list Machinations and community events surrounding Peru Indiana.
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Miami Circuit Court
Emily Fetrow
Martha Ann Fetrow
Miami Circuit
City of
Peru
Indiana
M. KE. Andrews
Miami
Tillett & Lawrence
Notice of Administration for Andrew Friend estate
The undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of Andrew Friend, late of Miami County, Indiana, on September 8, 1921, by the Miami Circuit Court in vacation. The estate is declared solvent. Almira Friend, Administratrix. Attest: M. E. Andrews, Clerk.
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Miami Circuit Court
Indiana
Andrew Friend
Lnte
Miami County
Almira Friend
M. E. Andrews
Community Notes From Arkansas Visits and Local Meetings
Mr and Mrs John Gibbs of Arkansas visited Otto Baber and family last week. The M B Ladies Aid met at Mrs Vern Conner’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Several Peru ladies represented the Missionary Society which organized a new society with officers for the coming year led by Pres Mrs IO B Lyons and 1st Vice Pres Mrs.
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John Gibbs
Arkansas
Otto Baber
M.B. Ladies Aid
Vern Conner
Peru
Ueng’ Missionary Society
Lyons
Mrs. Crook and baby visit Benedicts over weekend
Mrs. Galen Crook and her infant daughter were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Benedict and their children for the weekend, sharing time with the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Crook
Ed Benedict
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