Prof Day and Family Observe Decoration Day
Prof Day and family of Bunker Hill spent Decoration Day with C F Thomas and wife in a quiet family gathering marking the holiday.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
4
Prof Day and family of Bunker Hill spent Decoration Day with C F Thomas and wife in a quiet family gathering marking the holiday.
A Galveston Drug Co ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns cuts bruises and gunshot or explosion injuries from the Fourth of July. It claims thousands were treated successfully and sells the product for 25 cents.
Quarterly conference Saturday at 8 p.m. Rev. Marble D D chairs. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Love feast at 10 preaching at 10 30 communion 11 15 preaching at 8 p.m. Dr Marble will preach Sunday morning. Evening services in summer at 8. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday and Friday 1 p.m. Sunday School attendance and collections praised. bring guests next Sunday and be on hand at 9 sharp for quarterly meeting.
Mrs. D S Trent of Flora visits daughter Mrs. Wm Johnson. Emmett Swafford and wife of Ko komo attend Decoration Day. Warren Swafford of Marion visits parents Reece Swafford and wife. Orrin Frame and wife of Chicago visit Alison Bell and family. Curt Cook and wife of Logansport stay with Henderson Fickle family. Universalist church program by Patten Entertainers raises 33 dollars. Various local guests at Sunday dinner. W E Weaver injured by car door, taken to Logansport hospital. Pension increases under new law to start after filing. Mr Richards waives filing fees. increases range 3 to 10 dollars monthly.
Harry Persinger works at the carpenter trade in Anoka this week. Willard Logan and family of Walton visited Decoration Day relatives. John Tyner and family of Kokomo spent Thursday with Wilson Campbell and wife. Mrs. Mollie Watson of Goldsmith visited daughter Mrs. Ot Pearcy and family. A J Haynes and wife and Mrs. Lynna Pannabaker of Kokomo spent Thursday with MiLS Lines High family. Fern Connelly and children returned to Illinois after a visit with Clint Daggett and family. Races at Indianapolis drew Fred Wagler and wife and others including Frank Harness S C Oden Nick Woods John Goodier Tom Marshall Frank Lytle.
Alison Bell joined Gus Peter and his wife for Friday dinner, hosted as a family gathering.
The Rev. S O Goodrich reports strong services at Center and here last Sunday. This week focuses on Childrens Day exercises set for next Sunday at 7 30 pm. Sunday School begins at 9 30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon.
Rev. H. C. Beckett reports a largely attended all day Salem meeting. Dinner and supper were served in the basement and many filled the church for the night service. Next Sunday includes morning and evening preaching. Sunday School meets at 9 30 a m. An ice cream and strawberry festival is planned at the church Saturday night June 15.
The article lists Sunday School at 9 30, services at 10 30 and 7 30, Thursday prayer, Friday chair practice, and Wednesday all day Ladies Aid. Philathaeas meet at the Parsonage Thursday, children’s exercises Sunday evening, Women’s Missionary Society anniversary Saturday with Mrs McLaughlin, Willing Workers report a Friday meeting with Amanda Conner’s home, annual officer elections, new year officers named, and praise for Mrs Gore as longtime Sunday School teacher.
After a severe coughing spell a Neenah resident suffered two broken ribs and intense side pain. The ad touts Dr King's New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs and stubborn colds, claiming a free trial bottle is available at Galveston Drug Co.
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