Local social notes from Kokomo and nearby towns 1912
Supplement to the Calveston Leader reports numerous visits and family gatherings in Kokomo and Johnson County. People attend decorations, church events, and funerals. travels to Bloomington Richmond and Indianapolis noted. A death, a birthday celebration, and a serious head injury at Battle Ground are mentioned along with sales of pianos and a church minister’s accident.
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Evans & Son
E. Syramore St. Kokomo
Lafayette
Ind
Ministers’ Association
Battle Ground
Charles A. Sickafoose
United Brethren Church
Manford C. Wright
West Side Methodist Church
Frank Sickafoose
Otcher
Sickafoose
Grace United Brethren Church
Indianapolis
Fragmented note hints at parish reform and duties
The text references Parishes, a reform or simplification of duties, and a figure named Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame, Indiana. It mentions easing the system and a general discovery about sugar? The readable lines suggest a debate on parish management and responsibility though many phrases are garbled.
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