Local social notes and cultural items span visits and meetings
Laddie Weaver visits from Minois. Multiple residents visit relatives in nearby towns. Pythian Sisters lodge hosts District Deputy Bunnell in Monticello with two candidates, luncheon served. Also notes on The Indian Socialist idea and long lived artists at the Royal Academy, plus French grape culture and American name-sakes in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Bunnell
Monticello
Chas. Klinck
Logansport
Sure of Himself Amid Parade Smith Answers With Swift Drill
A sergeant tests recruit Smith on outpost duty as Germans approach. Smith remains calm and delivers the line A mile a minute, sir a mile a minute, drawing amused reactions from a crowd.
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Smith
Walton and Galveston visitors mentioned in local note
Ed Burrous and family of Walton visited Galveston on Sunday. Miss Maude Geeting has been visiting friends locally for several days. Miss Ethel Foreman spent weekend with friends in Gas City. Mrs Maude Constable of Logan sport visited W F Stanley and wife. Earl Nichols and family of Walton were guests of Chas Snyder and family Friday. The Penny Club schedules its annual indoor picnic in the K of P hall on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Burrous
Walton
Galveston
Miss Maude Geeting
Ethel Foreman
Gas' City
Earl Nichols
Family Walton
Chas. Snyder and
Family
The
Penny Club
K. of P.hall
Local Happenings and Moves in Logansport Area
Sunday school remains at 6 40 a m Rev H C Beckett notes parish activities. Families relocate with Steve Amos and wife moving to the farm left by them. Mrs Maggie Thomas and Mrs Ole Thomas visit Topeka with Rev Herbert Boase. John Kile and family shift to a Davis crossing farm. Chas Wills and wife move onto their newly bought farm from Lynas heirs. Sam Meek visits Logansport. Mrs M H Thomas visits Indianapolis relatives. Henry Hinders seeks divorce from Hazel Hinders. Mrs Mary Spring visits relatives from Clymer. Mrs Ida Pierson and daughter Goldie visit. Ida Smith returns from North Manchester for a weekend with Abe Smith family. Drain tile ad from Sweetser Drain Tile Co. Walter Platt to run barber shop Thursday. Ray Oldfather opens shop in G W Conwell room. Masons celebrate Washington’s Birthday with talks by Hal Phelps and Pearl Scott and light refreshments. Articles of incorporation filed by B F Conwell Co of Galveston with cap stock 7000. directors Ben jamin F Conwell Etta Conwell and Chas Rayl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kile
Davis Crossing
Chas
Wills
Lynas
B. F. Conwell Company
Galveston
Benjamin F. Conwell
Etta Conwell
Chas. Rayl
Logansport
Pharos
Judge Bacon Critiques Court Attire at Whitechapel Case
In Whitechapel county court Judge Bacon noted disapproval of a solicitor wearing a black gown with a light coat. He declined to urge changes in dress but said the combination was improper, citing official precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Whitechapel
Law Journal
Vacation Update B B Richards Auto License
Clyde Hart takes a vacation from his depot job. Mrs. Elsie Adams of Kokomo visits Ray Murphey and family. Misses Pansy Gore Margaret Haynes and Mary Hicks spent Saturday night with A M Hicks and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hart
the Depot
Elsie Adams
Kokomo
Ray Murphey and
Family
Pansy Gore
Margaret Haynes
Mary Hicks
A. M. Hicks
Enders obituary notes life in Howard County Indiana
Eli Enders born June 30 1866 in Howard township Indiana died February 25 1917 aged 50 years 7 months 25 days He married Emma Parker in 1891 and leaves two children Dollie Oyler and Herbert Enders plus five brothers and three sisters Burial followed at Crown Point Kokomo He was a Maccabee member and United Brethren in Christ. Funeral at U B church Galveston with Rev J C Bailey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
William
Anna Marie Enders
Howard Township
Howard County
Indiana
Emma Parker
Dollie Oyler
Alexandria
Herbert Enders
Kokomo
Maccabee Lodge
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
U. B. Church
Galveston
J. C. Bailey
Crown Point
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle non gripping laxative to relieve constipation and improve morning energy. It recommends a bedtime dose and a 25 cent price at the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laddie Weaver
Minois
Tida Graves
Tipton
Alba Ault
Adaline Carnine
Cora Frush
Dave Hull
Schuyler Penrod
Columbus, Ohio
Cornelia Smith
Bertha Sisson
Anoka
Harry Persinger
Elizabeth Davis
Richmond
Henderson Fickle
Wm. Ault
James Peters
Cal Wininger
Luther Barr
Argos
John Dixon
A. J. Haynes
Iite
America
Five Civilized Tribes
Royal Academy
Academy
France
United States
Universalist Church
H. C. Beckett
Win
Immel
Young America
Steve Amos
Maggie Thomas
Ole Thomas
Rev
Herbert Boase
Topeka
Sam Meek
M. H. Thomas
Indianapolis
Henry Hinders
Hazel Hinders
Mary Spring of
Clymer
Ida Pierson
I Goldie
Huldah Countryman
Ida Smith
Manchester
Abe Smith
Sweetser Drain Tile Co
Sweetser, Indiana
Walter Platt
Ray Oldfather
G. W. Conwell
Mary Platt
Masons
Washington
Hal Phelps
Peru
Pearl Scott
B. B. Richards
Galveston Drug Co
Emmett Swafford
John Bitterland
Ot Pearcy
G. W. McCoy
John Neuwain
Joe Thomas
Bunker Hill
H. N. Woods
Chas. Martin
Wm. Adams
Emery Steele
Tom Young
L. E. Greenwood
Nellie
Mary Klepfer
Ruth Merrell
Gladys Scott
Pansy
Sne Gore
Nellie Spence
Esther Johnson
Mary
Elizabeth Hicks
Edith Hoover
Sallie Weaver
Gladys Logan
Lillie Williams
Susie Fisher
Leona Ryker
Wir Thalman
Levi
Thalman & Levi
India
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