26 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
1
Sunday and Friday visitors listed for several families, community notes include calls for returns filings, church notes and a market listing. Local names such as Amanda Brown, G.W. McCoy, Harry Hubler, Frank Wood, and Cyril Wood appear alongside social visits and a March 15 filing deadline.
In a domestic scene Mrs. Allison defuses a tense moment as a piano tuner arrives miscast during preparations for a party. Clara and Celeste uncover missing spoons while Marie polishes them, revealing a humorous mix of family nerves and tactful restraint.
The Cass Circuit Court has appointed and designated a new administrator for the Cass area. The notice confirms the official act and registers the administrator as the verified appointee. Details indicate the administrative role and the responsible entity.
A curious exchange recounts a perilous voyage to France. An adventurous lady recalls a violent storm that left passengers in panic until she sang to calm them, as her father quips not to blame the heavy seas.
Jas Kivett and Delbert Butz purchase the Bruner farm located east of town. Born to Warren Lovejoy and wife on February 17 a son named James Lee. In the Bevington versus Town of Galveston suit tried at Logansport last week the jury disagreed with five in favor of the defendant and four against.
Anna Platt born July 27 1877 in Cass County Indiana died February 17 1919 at home in Galveston aged 41 years 6 months and 21 days She married Walter Platt in 1900 and had two children Lucile and Burrell Survivors include her husband two children her parents four brothers and two sisters The family notes her faith journey from Baptist to UB church and expresses sorrow while hoping for a joyful reunion in the sweet by and by
The ad claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It argues the ear tube inflames hearing loss and promotes Hall's Catarrah Apothecary offering to pay for any case not cured by Hall's product. It lists Dr. Cheney & Co of Toledo as endorsers and emphasizes systemic blood action.
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