04 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
1
Mrs. Cora Emerick, Nellie Hatfield, Sebastian Bion and others visit Kokomo Friday. Hardware dealers meeting in Indianapolis, and Walton High School principalship noted. Local shippings, bank notices, and social calls from families across Galveston to Crawfordsville flavor a busy midweek page.
Advertiser urges raising five thousand dollars within thirty days as creditors press for payment. Amity Lodge 362 K of P to hold February 19 public meeting marking the order's 50th anniversary with a lively program and all welcome. Miss Hazel Davisson hosted Queen Esthers with guests including Claudia Graves Helen Shirley and others as a church social follows.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Morrison hosted a Friday night party on East Howard Street for Spencer Morrison with cards and gifts. Guests included Lola Adams Lucile Platt Pearlie Goodrich Margaret Haynes Pauline Pearcy Pauline Barnhart Carmin Hayden Mildred Wood Bessie Winger Esther Cornell Loraine Bell Jessie Bell Evylen Gorman Nida Kile Mary Vint Josephine Gray Mary Martha Armstrong Harry Lines Ralph Ray Efleman Edward Lloyd Floyd House Raymond Myers Bertell Platt Harry Hayden Harry Young Loran McCoy Horace Pearcy Billie Bell Virgil Barnhart Arleigh McLaughlin Everett Thomas Velmah McClain Harry Walker and others.
An advertisement on the last page declares debt collection urgency for a five thousand dollar sum within thirty days, attributed to the F. H. Thomas Store.
Fragmentary OCR shows a rail timetable with times such as 6.04 AM 4 3.50 7.32 4.5 6.15 10.16 7.30 11.30 9.02 1.02 PM and notes Limited Trains J.M. Lines A.M. at possible locations.
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