Community Notes and Local Visits Spread Across Town
Frank Daggett returns from Richmond for a Friday at home. Mrs. List and daughter Ethel come home from Martinsville. Homer Woods teams with Hi ram Reed in their painting business. Walter Platt adds a third chair to his barber shop. Chas. Barnhart to assist Saturdays. Four church committees meet Clyde Hart to set August 17 for Sunday School excursion. M. H. Douglas and wife visit Indianapolis after seeing Mrs. Oldham and Mrs. Dollie Douglas. Endicott and wife of Butler along with Mrs. A. M. Endicott and Mrs. C. N. Hyatt visit John Davisson’s home. Endicotts tour in a touring car through Ohio and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Platt
Chas. Barnhart
M. H. Douglas
Indianapolis
Oldham
Lincoln
Dollie Douglas
Wm. Endicott
Butler, Ind
A. M. Endicott
C. N. Hyatt and Son
John Davisson
Local nuptials and community notices in Logansport area
Miss Emma Bell of State Street Logansport and Frank Shepherd of this place wed at the Shaner home on Howard Street with Herbert Boase officiating. Frank is a fireman in Union City. The K P and Pythian Sisters plan decoration services at the Methodist church on Sunday June 12 at 2 PM with a program and procession to the cemetery. Various residents are noted visiting, repainting, and attending commencements in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
K. of P. and
Pythian Sisters
Methodist Church
Mabel Zehring
W. S. Kepner
Walton
Ota Winterrowd
Marriage at McConnell Home Unites Snyder Pair
At the bride's parents home Robert McConnell and wife Fot a marriage witnessed by relatives and a few friends. Rev S 9 Goodrich officiated. An elegant dinner followed. The couple left for Logansport where they have a furnished home. The groom, a telegraph operator, is described as a man of good habits and principles. the bride is a beloved young woman with many Galveston friends. Wises for a happy, prosperous life.
Regular town board meeting notes and actions
All board members attended the meeting. The clerk was told to bill Wm. Lake for the dog fund tax. Richards as agent for lots west of the railroad on Howard street was ordered to ditch them. Citizens were to cut weeds and the Indiana Union Traction Co. told to remove poles on California avenue. A permit was granted to W. H. Shirley to move and repair his house at Jackson and Main. F. H. Thomas elected to a three year term on the board. Clerk's claim of $20 was allowed. Property owners along the new road line were urged to install walks and curbs. The treasurer reported $493.37 in the general fund and $513.03 in the water fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lake
B. B. Richards
Howard Street
Marshall
Indiana Union Traction Co
Jack Martin
California Avenue
W. H. Shirley
Jackson
Main Streets
F. H. Thomas W
Washington Street
Grant Ammerman
Lincoln Street
Fishermen head for Georgetown trip
G W and Oliver Harness, James Stanley, Harry Smith, and Theodore Martin left Monday for a few days fishing near Georgetown. Teddy Green stepped on a piece of glass Sunday afternoon, cutting a large gash in his foot and severing an artery. Medical aid was secured and the wound is healing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
Oliver Harness
James Stanley
Harry Smith
Theodore Martin
Georgetown
Teddy Green
Brute remarks on ladies draw censure from Galveston readers
A letter condemns a small group of men in Galveston for jeering at passing women and at working women. The writer urges readers to consider that these men have wives sisters or mothers and questions what those men would feel if the behavior were directed at them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Galveston Indiana to Improve Streets with Cement Sidewalks
The Galveston Town Board on June 1 1910 resolved to improve Washington Sycamore Jackson Lincoln and Walnut streets with cement sidewalks curbs and gutters on both sides. A public hearing is set for July 6 1910 at 7 30 p m at the town hall to hear interested parties. Carey E Shaner President Eugene Masters Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Galveston
Indiana
Washington Street
Sycamore Street
Jackson Street
Lincoln Street
Walnut Street
Carey E. Shaner
Eugene Masters
Logansport and Chicago guests visit local hosts
Mrs. John Novinger of Logansport and Miss Anna Miller of Chicago were Thursday guests of Willard Burrows and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Novinger
Logansport
Anna Miller
Chicago
Willard Burrows
Ida Galbreath Returns Home After Teaching in Columbia City
Miss Ida Galbreath returns to her home north of town after spending the past year teaching at the high school in Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Galbreath
Columbia City
Galveston Indiana to bid on joint school building project
Bids for erection and completion of a Galveston school building and for heating and ventilating plant and pneumatic water supply are due by 12 o clock noon June 22 1910. Plans by Hiram Elder are on file. Bids on blank forms require a $1000 certified check and bond. Trustees reserve right to reject all bids. C E Shamer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of School Trustees
Galveston
Indiana
Hiram Elder
C. E. Shamer
Scared Into Sound Health
Springfield resident BR Kelley describes kidney and bladder trouble improving after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports headaches subsiding and normal bladder function after a few weeks, with the remedy sold by Galveston Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. F. Kelley
Springfield
Foley
Galveston Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cass, Miami and
Howard Counties
Frank Daggett
Richmond
Mrs. List
Ethel
Martinsville
Homer Woods
Hiram Reed
Clyde Hart
Accident and Health Insurance
Lyle Brown
Office Conwell Bank
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Galveston Hardware Co
Galveston Bank
John Thomas
Campbell-Shepherd
Alice Murphy
Sarah Lynas
Jane Murphy
B. F. Conwell
Flossie Rofelty
Edna Logan
Kokomo
Frank Shepherd
Union City
Ind
D. N. Shaner
Tom Plummer
Johnson County
L. E. Miller
Mattie Barker
Maggie
Poplar Grove
Clem
Miami
Jessie
Hazel Willson
Effie and
Burr McKwain
Mrs
Rebecca Green
New York
Rebecca Ballard
Herbert Boase
Robert McConnell
la Critical Lan
F. H
Thomas
Galveston, Ind
W. E. Garritson
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