Local residents spotted around Curtisville and Kokomo
George Sparling spent Friday evening in Curtisville. Ed Conner of Logansport was a Galveston caller Friday. J. W. Terstinger and wife returned home Friday from a several weeks stay at Longcliff. Mrs. Maggie Harness Mrs. Elbert Prather and Mrs. Chester Meek were Kokomo visitors Friday. Until December 25 only John Thomas promotes first class furniture at mail order prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sparling
Curtisville
Ed Conner
Logansport
Galveston
J. W. Terstinger
Longcliff
Maggie Harness
Elbert ‘Prather
Chester Meek
Kokomo
John Thomas
Auto mobiles and Sunday desecration debate letter
A reader named Bake Ricuards disclaims writing a prior Leader column on automobiles and Sunday observance. He notes limited Sabbath regard, admires neighbors’ car use, and mentions wife’s opposition to buying a vehicle. The writer signs as Bake Ricuards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader
Thurston's critique on a newspaper writer and auto purchase
The writer did not hide his identity and churchgoers heard a similar message from the pulpit. The Thurston family disagrees with the writer but prefers fewer Sunday desecrations. Their main worry about an automobile is lacking the funds to buy one, preventing participation in the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Logansport Visitors and Local Partnerships Reported
Dr Loop and wife and William F Stanley with wives visited Logan Saturday and Thursday night respectively. Russell Logan and O M Shirley form a partnership in an Lincolin implement business. Galveston natives visit. Galveston high school basketball loses to Kokomo 29 to 21 in Kokomo Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Loop
Logansport
Russell Logan
O. M. Shirley
Lincoln
Galveston
Kokomo
Local visitors and callers noted in area social rounds
C R Ogle visited Kokomo Friday. Miss S Z Scott stayed with Frank and wife Thursday. Mrs Courtes Isley and daughter of Kokomo visited Galveston. Mrs Chas Smith of Logansport spent Friday with her parents Joshua Waddell and wife. Enos McClain Claude Countryman John Mills Tom Marshall and Ray H Peck attended the K P District Convention in Camden Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Smith
Logansport
Joshua Waddell
Enos McClain
Claude Countryman
John Mills
Tom Marshall
Ray H. Peck
Camden
K. of P
Boiled Dinner Idea For Sewing Days
A home cook shares a practical boiled dinner plan for sewing days. The dish centers on pig feet and sauerkraut simmered for hours, with optional onions garlic and English mustard. This simple, economical meal aims to feed a large family with minimal hands-on time.
Local Social News and Pension Board Meeting Report
Mrs O Pearcy spent Friday in Martinsville. Miss Agnes Downing visited Swayzee over the weekend. Fred Faulkner and wife of Kokomo were guests of Mrs Jane Foy. The Pension Board met at Kokomo Wednesday and reorganized with Dr H H Miller chosen treasurer. Mrs J F Cornell Esther Chas Barnhart and family and several others visited Kokomo Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Downing
Swayzee
Fred Faulkner
Jane Foy
Logansport
H. H Miller
J. F. Cornell
Esther Chas. Barnhart
Mabel Wood
Imo Peter
Wm. Peter
Clarence Wood
Kokomo
W H M S and Queen Esther Circle Meet at Zehring Home
A union W H M S and Queen Esther Circle meeting was held at Mrs. W I Zehring's home with strong attendance. Mrs G W Gates led devotionals and Mrs John T Logan spoke on past year's work. A business session preceded a luncheon. The next Missionary meeting will be at the M E parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
W. I. Zehring
G. W. Gates
John T. Logan
McFarlane
Effie and
Lizzie Garrison
Wm. Campbell
H. E. McFarlane
G. W. Burton
Ella Loop
J. W. Stauffer
Mary Symons
Maggie Rorke
W. Wood
Ethel Thomas
W. S. Zehring
Pearl Barnhart
J. M. Thomas
Fanny McConnell
Edna Logan
Maggie Wyatt
May Plummer
Claudia Graves
D. A. Zehring
Belle McConnell
Jas. Havens
M. E. Parsonage
Getting Up the Croquette
Soak stale bread crumbs in milk then mix with chopped nuts and eggs. Shape and fry in deep fat. For egg crusting dip croquettes in diluted egg then breadcrumbs. Fat testing method uses bread cube. golden brown in 40 seconds signals proper frying heat. Women’s World provides the home tips.
Mother's Lemon Pie with Simple Lemon Custard
A vintage recipe describes grating lemon rind and juice, boiling water, sugar, and yolks with butter, then folding in bread. Bake in a pastry lined dish, top with stiffly beaten egg whites and sugar, then finish until delicately browned. The note calls it the nicest lemon pie ever tasted.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Testimonial Note
One hundred dollar reward offer for an uncured case of catarrh with claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works internally through the blood. Endorsements from I J Mey and the National Bank of Commerce Toledo express trust in the firm. Cure priced at 75 cents per bottle, plus Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, O
I. J. Mey
National Bank OF Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. Spradling
Doc Fas
Dr. Hall
Dept. A
Shepherd Supply Company
State Street
Ind
Howard County Real Estates
Indiana
Kokomo Trust Co
Wm. F. Stanley
Mort Shirley
Frank Graff
Wm. Jump
Coulter George
Cincinnati
Noah Sandifer
Miami
Amanda Brown
C. R. Ogle
S. Z. Scott
Frank Graves
Miami County
Mrs. O' Pearcy
Martinsville
Hubler Bros
Lahear
Eastman Kodaks
Brownies
Kodaks
Haseltine Brothers
Jewelers
Opticians
N. Main St
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