Geedy Reunion: Champion Couples and Ladies Crowned
The Geedy reunion continued with winners including Howe brothers and Isaac Pannebaker and son Fred as champions. Ladies champions were Mrs. Ethel and Mrs. Josie Isenhower. A large dinner followed in the dining hall. Officers elected: Isaac Pannetaker president, Win G Darwin vice president, Lah Bailey Shupp secretary treasurer. The fair grounds were made permanent meeting place. Distants guests attended and letters of regret were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Ethel
Josie Isenhower
Acolineg Isenhower
Wm. Durwin
Win G Darwin
Lah Bailey Shupp
Simeon Weeds
Huntington
Ind
David Gordy
Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle
A reader report states an Indian man was killed after lying on a railroad track near Rochelle, a cautionary note on neglecting coughs and colds, and a promotion for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming quick relief and weight restoration. It mentions a testimonial from J. Ro Watts of Floydada Texas and a carnival at Reading on August 2 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochelle
Rage Express
Dr. King
J. Ro Watts
Floydada
Tex
de Canwell’s
Love and Lark in the Chicken Yard
A worried young man confesses his romantic troubles over a neighbor, her prized pets and a series of garden mishaps. He devises a clever trap that backfires when a cat, not a thief, falls into it, foiling his plan and revealing his true attachment to Lidy Planders. Loretta reacts with mixed sympathy and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta
Lidy Planders
Lida
Young Saunders
Chicago Daily News
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Charles Prei
Fremont
Isenhower
Telephone
Fremont, Ind
Lake George Frank
Iseni
Geedy Reunion
Hower Brothers
Isaac Pannebaker
Lake Shore Ry
Reading
Sides & Son
Fremont, Indiana
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
Wonen
MccCal l Pos
McCa
McCall
37Th St
New York City
Vrain
Elso
Memsals
Wests
N. W. Smlth Fremont
Tel
ASK
Bay State
Hocig Bay State
CRS
E.C. Dugiud
H. B. Weicht
Harbaugh
Toledo St
Watlee Burpee & CO
Phila., Pa
Clugston & Taylor’s
Clugston & Taylor
Indiana
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