Local Notices and Social Rounds From Kokomo Area
Mrs. Rhoda Yoder and others spent time in Kokomo on Friday. Wm Saylors and wife leased the Price Odell farm northwest of town. Buffalo Lump coal advertised by Galveston Lumber. Miss Hattie Sprinkle visited from Indianapolis. George Hartmann bought the Chambers farm southwest of town for 7400 dollars. Miss Marian Shirley and Miss Elsie Bevington visited Harry Bele and family in Lincoln. John Thomas Furniture promotion claimed to offer new furniture. Mrs Emma Emry and others were Monday guests of Mrs Hazel Winterrowd. Miss Pearl Graham of Clemont, and other girls visited Alvin Logan and family Sunday. Claude Williams announces a milk wagon service with sanitary bottles.
Pythian Sisters Penny Club Meets at Mrs Gray’s Home
Mrs Harvey Gray hosts the Pythian Sisters Penny Club on Washington Street with music by Mrs Ruby Zolman and Mrs Mabel Zehring. Attendees enjoy a two course lunch and heart themed favors. Next meeting will be an all day indoor picnic in the K of P hall with quilt disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gray
George Stanley
M. C. Hart
Pythian Sisters Penny Club
West Washington Street
Ruby Zolman
Mabel Zehring
Hearts and Arrows
Mesdames Mollie Miller
Ollie Thomas
Maggie Thomas
Cora Burrous
Cora Bell
Emma Polk
Meda Peter
Laura Marshall
Owen
Lina Marshall
Bell Oakley
Margaret Campbell
Hattie Vint
Rhoda Yoder
Mary Wininger
Viola
Bell Mills
Local Social Notes Highlight Life in West Middleton and Surroundings
Wm Frier visited as a Young America guest Friday. Nola Nouse plans spring move to John Symons farm. Mrs Flora Smith hosted Warren Smith and family at Kokomo. A M Endicott bought property in West Middleton and will move soon. Mrs John Burrows visiting daughter Mrs Herbert Keller in Lafayette. Rev Garrison and family dined with Dr R H Ross and wife and Mrs Rebecca Campbell. John Thomas advertises furniture with special prices and guarantees. Wm and Chas Lynas were Kokino visitors Friday. Willard Lawrence spent Sunday with relatives in Frankfort. Mrs Wm Frier sick. Z Carey made a business trip to Logansport Friday.
Ladies Bible Class Hosts Gather At West North Street
Mrs. Harley Walker entertained the Ladies Bible Class of the U. B. Sunday School at her home on West North street Friday afternoon. Members included Mesdames Cornell Titus Baker Persinger McDonald and son, Smith Liston Vint Hahn and son Trinkle Burrows Burrows Eleman Thomas Emerick McClain Undetster Woolley Merrell and others. Refreshments of fruit salad cake and lemonade were served. Mrs. Cecil Cornell and Mrs. Whiteside plan the next gathering at Mrs. Whiteside's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Walker
U. B. Sunday School
West North Street
Mesdames
Cecil Cornell
Rhetta Titus
Harry Baker
Harry Persinger
Lawrence McDonald
Frank
Cornelia Smith
Wm. Liston
Arche Vint
I. S. Hahn and Son
G. H. Trinkle
Willard Burrows
John Burrows
Elmer Eleman
Sarah Thomas
Dave Emerick
Lon McClain
Wm Polk
Hazel Undetster
Ken. Woolley
Rhoda Merrell
W. H. Whiteside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hess
Galveston Drug CO
Pioneer Paint and Wall Paper House
Pure Food Grocer
Lyle Brown
Conwell Bank
City Bakery
Hubler Bros
G. W. Conwell Bank
Spradling’s
Kokomo
Earl Green
Honey Creek
Wm. Saylors
Price Odell
Galveston Lumber Company
Maggie Harness
Mary Meek
Hattie Sprinkle
Indianapolis
George Hartmann
Marian Shirley
Elsie Bevington
Harry Bele and
Lincoln
John Thomas
Emma Emry
Grace Peters
Lizzie Lynas
Marie
Hazel Winterrowd
Pearl Graham
Clemont
Bernice McKinney
Claudia Graves
Edna Logan
Alvin Logan and
Family
Alphus Heynee Furan
Tout
Mr. Barr
Dora Moore
Wm. Wampler
Mr. Moore
Claude Williams
Penny Club
F.H. Thomas
Algoa
Arctics
Alaskas
Galveston
F. H. Thomas Store
Wm. Frier
Nola Nouse
John Symons
Flora Smith
Warren Smith
Kok Smo
A. M. Endicott
West Middleton
Herbert Keller
Lafayette
Garrison
R. H. Ross
Rebecca Campbell
Wm. and
Chas. Lynas
Kokeino
Willard Lawrence
Frankfort
Fr. Z. Carey
Logansport
the Farmers’ Institute
Shaners
Indiana
Jackson Township
George E. Stanley
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