Local residents and visitors share weekend visits
Leslie Howell and wife spent Sunday in Bunker Hill. Walter King and family of Richmond were here Sunday and Monday. Chauncey Caton Ernest and Miss Burl Bevington visited Saturday and Sunday. H Z Carey and family of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday with JW Bevington. Cecil Cornell and family of Kokomo stayed Saturday night and Sunday with W H Whiteside. Mrs. Belle McConnell entertained Sunday with Walter and wife. Tom McConnell and family, Wm Peter and wife. Mrs. C G Wittie of Logansport spent part of the week with Ed Walker and attended Eastern Star. James Stanley won the Ault ditch contract. Miss Marion Shirley of Chicago visited over Decoration Day. Madeline Stanley went to New Castle to visit her sister Mrs. Lillian Chandler. Frank McClain and wife of Kokomo visited their son Enos McClain and wife. Mrs. Josie Puitt and children of Logansport were P A and family guests Saturday. Miss Jessie Starley of Indianapolis and John Mclntosh and family of Kokomo were guests of W F and George Stanley Sunday. Frank Garver entertained Sunday with Mrs Emma Baker and family, Mrs Blanch Farley and daughter of Indianapolis, and Lew Garver of Logansport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.G. Wittie
Logansport
Ed Walker
Eastern Star Lodge
Frank Garver
Emma Baker
Blanch Farley
Indianapolis
Lew Garver
Salvation Army Stores Aid Poor Against High Prices
Salvation Army second hand stores run from industrial homes offer cheap salvaged shoes clothes hats furniture and more to help the poor fight high costs. Stores in Richmond Virginia serve the local Negro community with similar institutions found in major U S cities to aid all races and creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Richmond
United States
Love Keeps Salvation Army Rescue Home Graduates Connected
Members of a nationwide Salvation Army club of over 30 000 women who once lived in Rescue Homes meet monthly at 23 Elite chapters. They support current inmates, visit, and help graduates sustain self supporting lives, aiding Sun Shine and hope for the future. The Home Service Fund seeks 10 million dollars with a May appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clu
Salvation Army
Army
Home Service
Birds Use Cormorants to Catch Fish in Soochow River
In My Chinese Days Miss Gue Viena PF describes a river scene near Soochow where a long boat carries two men who guide trained cormorants. The birds dive, pull fish from mouths, and are held by ropes while the men retrieve catches, with fish sold to feed a growing luxury market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gue Viena PF
Msop
Soochow
Soldier’s Paris Roar Stirs Company Debate
In a remembered scene a returned soldier’s alleged faux pas sparks a company discussion. Many wonder whether the man carried Parisian ways back with him, provoking questions about conduct and perception within the workplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Local society notes and list of visitors in Tipton area
Fred and Mary Weaver and Win Maze family spent weekend in Logansport. Miss Ida Galbreath returned from Plymouth for LuInMer Vacation. John J. Moore hosted Sunday dinner with Wim Wampler. Bevington room leased to Denis White Auto Co. for May. Various residents and guests visit churches, Lake Manitou, and relatives in Kokomo Fort Wayne Mishawaka and Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Moore
Wim, Wampler
Bevington
Denis White Auto Co
More Strawberry Dishes For Lifted Summer Desserts
A guide to desserts using strawberries including sponge cake rounds with crushed berries and whipped cream, cottage pudding with strawberry sauce, strawberry ice cream with cream and milk, steamed rice sauce with berries, and berry garnishes. Keeps well when crushed with sugar.
Uncle Eben on misfortune and envy
Uncle Eben remarks that laughing at others' misfortunes shows a cruel nature and that a person would not enjoy another's downfall if the roles were reversed, warning against schadenfreude.
Meaning of Style in the Ohio State Journal reflection
A wry note on style as an invisible mark that makes a young neighbor woman appear more attractive in her outfit. The passage links indeterminacy in taste to social perception and personal presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlo State Journal
Stingless bees bred by Indiana keeper cross Cyprus drones and Italian queens
An Indiana beekeeper reports a stingless bee strain created from Cyprus drones and Italian queens. The bees reportedly produce more honey, resist disease better, and lack stings compared with their armed cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cyprus
Iui
Penny Club Meets With Rhoda Yoder Thursday
The Penny Club will meet with Mrs. Rhoda Yoder Thursday afternoon. She will be assisted by Emma Walker Mary Wininger and Hattie Vint. All new members are invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Club
Rhoda Yoder
Emma Walker
Mary Wininger
Hattie Vint
The Door as a Modern Convenience
The piece argues doors define modern civilization, noting ancient temples lacked doors and used hangings instead. It claims the door is a fine modern improvement and luxury absent in primitive cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeypt
Greece
Spring car trip prep urged by local Firestone dealer
L Brumit, a local Firestone dealer, advised a thorough equipment check as spring travel begins. He demonstrated patching a blown tube and warned that tubes idle over winter may fail, recommending extra tubes and forethought to avoid long walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brumit
Firestone
Dear Eleanor A vance Dunbar meets stern mother figure
Eleanor Dunbar faces a rigid reception at her future mother in law Mrs Dunbar and the old house. Eleanor quietly adapts, winning the elder woman over with meals and care as winter tightens its grip. The turning point comes when Mrs Dunbar is injured and confined and Eleanor earns a chance at a more comfortable home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Vance Tpronbur
Eleanor Tyrerell
Geralt
Kinsie
Vance
Ald Wotan
Aother
Elendor
Mrs. Dunbar
Cozy Club Hosts Pleasant Thursday Social
Mrs G W Burton entertained the Cozy Club Thursday afternoon with members C F Thomas Joby Thomas Joe Thomas Roy McKee L E Miller C E Mallhouse and G W Burton. Refreshments included sandwiches pickles and cocoa. Music was provided by Mrs Burton and her daughter Dorcas. The next meeting will be with Mrs L F Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Burton
C. F. Thomas
Joby Thomas
Joe Thomas
Roy McKee
L. E. Miller
C. E. Mallhouse
Burton
Dorcas
L. F. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie Howell
Bunker Hill
Walter King
Chauncey, Caton Ernest
Miss Burl Bevington
H Z Carey
Chicago
JW Bevington
Cecil Cornell
Kokomo
W. H. Whiteside
Belle McConnell
Walter Platt
Tom McConnell
Wm. Peter
James Stanley
Marion Shirley
Madeline Stanley
Newcastle
Mrs
Lillian Chandler
Frank McClain
Enos McClain
Josie Puitt
P. A. and Family
Jessie Starley
John Melntosh
W. F
George Stanley
Salvationists
H. C. of
Catherine Jollie
National Headquarters Corps
New York
Love
George Eliot
Fred and
Mary Weaver
Win Maze
Win. Walters
Frank Walters
Idi Galbreath
Plymouth
Miss May Reider
Agnes
Montana
BE. &. Clawson
Dr. B. Parker
Mishawaka
Rav. A. E. Leese
Elmer Weaver
George Eckley
Dave Detmoss
Elsie Shirley
Baby
Mrs. Sullivan
Fort Wayne
Sarah Thomas
H.G. Munson
Ruth
Mary
Walton
Lucy Fickle
Prudie Salmons
Gerald Hojback
Russell Walker
Lake Manitou
Wm. Campbell
Mark Nicholson
Tipton
Mrs. Atchingon
Everette Sigler
Frankton
Eben
Eleanor” Enne
Otillia Prances Pfeiffer
The
Western Newspaper Union
Klas
F. Ho Thomas
Tom Peters
Jerry Ault
Saln
Ford
Lori Raton
Win
Jay
Cora Bell
Galveston
Elbert Day
Butler
LC KF. Thomas
Bruce Peters
Onward
Gus Peters
Cornell
Whiteside
Nora Kitchel
W. Bevington and Family
Paul Garrison
Marie Johnson
Lake Bruce
Loop
A E. Leese
Bishop Leese
Jasper Amos
Joe
Jack Walker
Amos
Chas, Snyder
Arthur Marsh
Losansport
Emmett Swafford
John Butler
Clint Hawkins
Ade
Seymour Price
Susie Deisch
Walter Benson
Helen
Colin Bechdel
James Martin
Deacon
Jane Odeo
Chas, Kirby
Greentown
Melle Ward
Grace Barringer
Peru
Ida Masters
Rev. Eaton
Otto Goldsberry
Amanda Goldsberry
Emma McGriff
Edna
Dave Houser
Frank Poor
Chas. Barnhart
Cozy Club
Glalveston Tire Shop
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