Local Social Notes From the Lincoln Area
Born to Frank Patterson and wife near Lincoln a son. Mrs Lulu Endicott returns to Indianapolis for a few days. Ward Tidrick and wives and others visit Flora. Wm Frier and family visit relatives at Nogo and Young America. Tom McConnell and Ed McConnell attend Decoration services at Bunker Hill. Russell Logan returns from Canada. Kit Saylor and family visit G W McCoy. Harvey Gray and family return from Lakeville. Mrs Hester Morris of Kokomo visits Emma Ammerman. Mrs Rachel Coomler of Casville visits Chas Willson family. Jas Baker stays at New Castle. Miss Mary McCoy of Lagro visits G W McCoy. Jesse Fording and family visit near Clymers. Otho Burkhart and wife visit Roy Turner in Kokomo. Lucile Willson visits aunt Grace Burrows at Marion and travels to Chicago.
Cozy Club to Meet After Noon in Lincoln Street Home
B F Conwell spent Monday and Tuesday in Indianapolis. The Cozy Club will meet with Mrs Ollie Thomas Thursday afternoon. Misses Lora Wininger Lulu and Lena Zehring attended decoration services at Bunker Hill Sunday. W L Love of Kokomo Jake Barker and family were Sunday guests of Harry Smith and family. Kenneth Smith fell through a porch Saturday tearing a deep gash on his leg with a nail four stitches. Mrs Maggie Harness hosted former Sunday guests A Rusher wife daughter Helen Miss Jennie Merrell of Kokomo Grant Merrell and family Herbert Keller of Lafayette at John Burrows home. Mrs Willard Burrows accompanied them home for a visit. The regular Fran Tie League meeting has been postponed to Monday June 19 at the home of President Miss Fanny McConnell on Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Wininger
Lulu
Lena Zehring
Bunker Hill
Kenneth Smith
Maggie Harness
A. Rusher
Helen
Jennie Merrell
Kokomo
Grant Merrell
Herbert Keller
Lafayette
John Burrows
Willard Burrows
Frantie League
Fanny McConnell
Lincoln Street
Bank directors re elected and officers chosen at annual meeting
The First State Bank stock chargers held their annual meeting on Monday June 5 re electing Wm Hubler Geo W Doran J A Emerick E T McConnell and Z A Loop to the board with Loop as president McConnell as vice president and H Z Carey as cashier The bank reported a 30 percent rise in deposits over the last year and paid an 8 percent dividend to shareholders April 45 with the findings regarded as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank
Wm. Hubler
Young America
Geo. W. Doran
J. A. Emerick
E. T. McConnell
Z. A. Loop
Galveston
ET. McConnell
H. Z. Carey
Ings
Upired Brethren Notes and Church Schedule
Rev J C Bailey pastor announces Sabbath School at 9 30 with Prof Habn as superintendent Public worship at 10 30 Y P S C BE at 6 45 and a second public worship at 7 30 Thursday prayer service Friday choir rehearsal Baptismal arrangements are set for Sunday afternoon June 18 for those not yet baptized report to the pastor before that date Morning service next Sunday will announce exact time and place Children s Day service replaces regular public worship Attendance should be maintained during summer months with no interference to religious duties
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Habn
Y. P.S.C. BE
Deer Creek Bible Class Royally Entertained
The Ladies' Bible Class enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs Emerson Polk's home with songs prayers instrumental music Scripture readings readings and performances by May Moss Jess ie Walker Gertie Crites Delia McBride and Florence Griffin. A prize contest and refreshments followed with several members and visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Polk
May Moss
Florence Griffin
Mary Meek
Jessie Walker
Pointer
Elsie Polk
Daisy Crites
Mesdames Madge Raines
Dottie Griffin
Mollie Powers
Vera Chambers
Rose Heinmiller
Gertie Crites
Rhoda Merrell
Mollie Amos
Delia McBride
Marie Jackson
Tressa Yater
Daisy
Why She Left Home in a Luncheon Table Tale
A flurried woman narrates a chaotic day at home full of chores and calls as she imagines modern domestic catastrophe. Between bathroom mishaps and household interruptions a humorous slice of home life unfolds with notes of satire and a final device: a Texas inventor patents a sewing machine fan attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Louise
Prussia
Samuel
Laura Flickers
Flickers
Community Notes From Young America Area
Wm. Hubler of Young America spent Monday in Galveston. Taylor Hubler and family visited relatives near Burlington Sunday. Knick's Maple Nut Ice Cream is available at the Home Restaurant. Mrs. Walter King and sons of Richmond are visiting relatives here. Earl Logan and family spent Sunday with relatives at Bunker Hill and attended decoration services. Dr. Bright McClain and family returned to Arkansas Monday after visiting his mother Mrs. Rebecca McClain. Glen Logan Charles Mills Miss May Lawrence and Miss Verta Williams visited Orville Immel and wife near Young America Sunday evening. Miss Marie Wilson entertained Sunday with Ruth Quaintance of Ohio, Edna and Ruth Munson of Walton, Marian Shirley, Elsie Bevington, Beatrice Fickle, Pearl and Gladys Schwalm. Wm. Countryman and family John Countryman and family and Marion Murphey were Sunday guests of Mrs. Frances Daggett bringing baskets of good things and enjoying a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright McClain
Arkansas
Rebecca McClain
Glen Logan
Chas. Mills
Misses May Lawrence
Verta Williams
Orville Immel and Wife
Young America
Marie Wilson
Ruth Quaintance
Ohio
Edna and
Ruth Munson
Walton
Marian Shirley
Elsie Bevington
Beatrice Fickle
Pearl
Gladys Schwalm
Wm. Countryman
John Countryman
Marion Murphey
Frances Daggett
Frank
Local Social Guests Reported By Chas Tilley
Chas Tilley and wife entertained a group on Sunday including Roy Smith and family of Kokomo Luther House and family Chas Samsel and family Ed Tilley and wife Frank Tilley and wife Alllie Alspaugh and family Clarence Lake and family Gurney Reed and family Nola House and family Jake Pearcy and family Chas Barnhart and family John Pearcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Tilley
Roy Smith
Kokomo
Luther
Sunday Universalist services and Salem meeting recap
Universalist Church notes report Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with no evening service. An all day Salem church meeting last Sunday drew Universalists from seven counties and saw three adults received into the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Church
Mixed social notes from Lincoln area events
A collection of social items from Lincoln recounts a June 3 shower for Miss Reed at Miss Pearcy's home with ninety guests and gifts. Local visits include Mrs. Belk in Columbus and A. P. Watkins in Chicago. The Ladies Aid held an all day sewing. dinners and visits to Kappa and Logansport appear, with several families traveling between Kokomo, Winona, Galveston, and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pearcy
Aoa Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Main St
Frank Patterson
Lincoln Sunday
Lulu Endicott
Indianapolis
Wm. Frier
Nogo
Tom McConnell
Ed McConnell
Russell Logan
Canada
Kit Saylor
Family
G. W. McCoy and Family
Harvey Gray
Josephine
Lakeville
Hester Morris
Emma Ammerman
Rachel Coomler
Casville
Chas. Willson and
Eeer Ee
Jas. Baker
New Castle
Mary McCoy
Lagro
G. W. McCoy
Jesse Fording
Dodds
Clymers
Otho Burkhart
Roy Turner
Lucile Willson
Grace Burrows
Marion
Chica
MR. Farmer
B. F. Conwell
Cozy Club
Ollie Thomas
W. L. Love
Jake Barker
Harry Smith and
J. C. Bailey
Deer Creek
Texas
Taylor Hubler
Burlington
Mrs. Walter King and Sons of
Richmond
Earl Logan
Universalist Church Notes
H. C. Beckett
Lincoln
Harry Belk
Irene
Columbus
A. P. Watkins
Chicago
Inez
Doris Howard
J. F. McDonald
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lon Fitzer
D. J. DeVinney
Barnett
C. O. Kerd
Bertha Pearcy
Agnes DeVinney
Winona
John Swafford
J. F. MacDonald
Kappa
Ed Nutter
Mary Hyatt
Clarence Hyatt
Irene Samsel
Harry Yund
Logansport
John Yund
Harry Cassingham
James Cassingham
Utha
Mamie Cotterman
W. A. Bell
B. E. Burrows
Andrew Logan
John Souder
Wiss Inez Howard
Emmett Graff
Emmett Snider
Paul Henry
Ada Dye
Otha Cook
Chas. Roach