Union Traction Time Card Limited Trains
J M Lines, agent, reports time card limitations affecting Union Traction operations and train schedules. The note cites restricted service and altered run times due to staffing or equipment constraints.
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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
7
J M Lines, agent, reports time card limitations affecting Union Traction operations and train schedules. The note cites restricted service and altered run times due to staffing or equipment constraints.
Lands listed in Ransom County feature 1 800 acres near the county seat with a six room house, barns, granaries, and water systems. numerous parcels from 40 to 400 acres priced per acre with terms including cash and five year installments. The prospectus claims strong soils black loam with clay subsoil and executively good cultivation potential. CLOW & HENDRICKS publish the sale with D. L. and telephone connections noted.
Robert Betts and family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Kate Betts. G. W. Davis and wife spent Sunday with Til Titus and family west of town. Mrs. Geo Kemp and son Glen of Kokomo visited John Miller and family. Mrs. Wm Sprinkle and children returned from Noblesville. Marian Shirley will leave for Chicago for musical studies. Mrs Lulu Endicott and others spent Saturday evening with Kokomo friends. Sam FE Thurston and wife, Blanche Stanley and Virginia, and Reed Patterson were visitors to Russville and New London Sunday.
Cliffton Heinmiller buys a new car. Several residents visit relatives in Kokomo and Logansport. Families attend decoration services at Miller cemetery and attend Baccalaureate and Purdue events in Lafayette. Pearl Scott graduates.
S Z Scott visited relatives near Clymer Sunday. Roe Stanley has a well being drilled at his Galveston Heights home. Davis and family with Miss Louise Crockett and Roy Turley spent Sunday in Amboy. Dr Loop and wife Archie Vint and families were Bunker Hill visitors Saturday evening. Ed Millhouse and wife of Peru were Sunday guests of his brother C E Millhouse and family. Mrs Effie Minnick and daughter Maude of Walton visited Sam E Thurston and wife Monday afternoon. Herbert Munson Wilmer Babb Misses Mabel Reece Blanche Burrows spent Sunday evening with friends in Walton. Mrs G W Davis, living with son A C Davis at Kokomo, fell tearing ligaments in her hip. due to age the injury is serious.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the system to improve the complexion. It claims the pills relieve the liver and bowels with no griping and suit all ages, encouraging readers to buy at their druggist.
Mrs Susie Bickel Hicks born October 18 1844 in Henry county Indiana died May 31 1916 aged 71 years 9 months after visiting Middletown for a sister s funeral She moved from Cass county to Lafayette then lived with her sister Mrs Hoover She leaves two sisters a brother twenty ne rces and nephews and many friends Funeral by Rev A H Allen at the Baptist church Galveston burial Sprinkle cemetery
D C Dillman of near Newcastle Indiana praised Tanlac the Master Medicine. He suffered long with rheumatism neuralgia kidney trouble and dizziness. The ad notes Tanlac helps stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold exclusively in Galveston at Galveston Drug Co.
Rev. A H Allen pastor. Ladies' Missionary Circle meets with Mrs. R McLaughlin next Saturday afternoon. No prayer meeting this week due to Judson Association Sunday School convention. Choir practice Friday night. Sunday 10 30 morning preaching. Sunday evening children day program. A special youth service with music is planned for Sunday night June 19 with a special message from the pastor.
Rev G E Garrison leads the Methodist church with a 9 30 Sunday School and 10 30 preaching service on June 11. A 7 45 prayer meeting Thursday. first quarterly conference after evening service. District WMHS meets June 13–14 at Kokomo Main Street church. Children’s Day program set for June 18.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia backache and stiffness. A user claims a 25c bottle cured years of suffering and urges readers to buy at any drug store for 26c.
The Mt Zion Ladies Aid Society met at James Crockett home on Thursday afternoon. After the meeting a luncheon of sandwiches, pickles, fruit salad, cake and lemonade was served to members Carrie Powell Louise Peters Vina Rickard Dora Rickard Christena McConnell Emma Ault Ida Wininger Della Zehring Dottie McConnell with visitors Elmer Davis and daughter Amboy Beatrice Bosley Bluffton Pearl Ault Crystal Ault Mary Wininger and daughter Grace Peters Lonnie Davis Bessie Crockett Lela McConnell Johnny Ault Clare Rickard Elmer pis Dave Crockett.
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