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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
6
Community notices announce a Jubilee Singers performance at the Baptist church Monday evening January 3 1910 with admission 25c and 15c for children under 12. Also social visits noted and a pocketbook lost near F H Thomas store, plus a cough remedy advert for Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by Galveston Drug Co.
Round trip $1.80 with tickets on sale December 24 25 31 and January 1 1910. Returning valid through January 3 1910. Children 5 to 12 pay half the rate. Regular trains hourly with extra service by Indiana Union Traction Company.
Herbert M McHale son of Lincoln P and Mary McHale was born August 24 1884 and died December 8 1909 aged 15 years 3 months 14 days. He was industrious and quiet and bore his troubles with patience. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church conducted by Rev Raleigh Smith and he is Burial in Galveston cemetery.
Monday morning Miss Hoffstadt spoke on the YWCA in Indianapolis. Frank Shepherd visited Tuesday. School opened late Wednesday due to cold. Glen Loop visited Wednesday. Several students were absent last week. Junior class had pictures Thursday. Miss Hoffstadt Hawkins and some Juniors were entertained at Miss Cora Davisson’s home after a Wednesday night bobsled ride. A track team in the spring is anticipated.
Those present at Sunday school and preaching on Sunday morning enjoyed precious services despite gloomy weather. Members urge attendance next Sabbath at 9 30 with no morning preaching due to the pastor's regular day at Center. The Christmas entertainment proceeds with a tree if weather permits and Otterbein services continue as allowed. Choir practice Friday evening and a teachers meeting at A G Vint’s Thursday to plan the Sunday review.
Till Titus and family moved to Bunker Hill. Monticello businessman B Harvey Thomas is in town. Oz Goldsberry is on the sick list at Sim Goldsberry's home. Pliny Graves and wife visited Harvey Thomas. Ms Harry Gray and daughter visited relatives at Logansport. Levi Pickett and wife of Converse and Elsie Bevington visited Lyn McClain family. Isaac Smith of Clay township is weakening after three weeks with multiple illnesses. Walton High School hosts Gas City High Friday in Walton at Bishop hall. Wm Wampler visited Kokomo Thursday. Mrs H C Beckett returned from Barnard. Dr J F Cornell opened a new office on Sycamore street. Mrs Alice Hardin and Rae Fay of Mier visited Galveston friends. Frank Powell of Kokomo and Miss Audra Thomas were Friday guests of Chas Stewart. Walter Whiteside and wife were Sunday guests of Young family. George Davis and wife...
Lincoln McHale and wife Win Lanning of North Wheeler Mich return home after a week with his uncle Isaac Smith who is seriously ill at his home southwest of town.
Mrs Maggie and Verner Young spent Monday evening in Kokomo while Miss Panza Robertson spent Saturday and Sunday in Logansport.
Woman’s delight to look her best amid pimples eruptions and sores. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures pimples sore eyes cold sores cracked lips chapped hands. Infallible for piles. 25c at Galveston Drug Co.
Hiram Reed and wife spent Thursday in Kokomo. Mrs Rebecca McClain spent Thursday in Logansport. Rev S C Goodrich and family were Sunday guests of John Burrows and wife. Before buying coal call for prices at the Galveston Grain Co. Mrs Jennie DeHaven and granddaughter of Logansport spent Sunday with Galveston friends.
An ad promotes free samples from Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa for ailments like Liliousness constipation indigestion and chronic headaches. Send name and address on the back on a postal card and the sample will be forwarded by Galveston Drug Co.
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