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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
3
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A note indicates telephone contact for items or job work at number 24. Call between 7 00 a m and 9 00 p m for inquiries or services.
Miss Oral Geeting returns home near Logansport. Walter R. King spends Thursday afternoon in Richmond. Mrs Martha Turley of Kokomo visits Galveston Thursday. Miss Effie Keller of Indianapolis guests Miss Dora Fowler on Sunday. Mrs Rebecca McClain visits son near Young America Thursday and Friday. Mrs John Sharp returns to Indianapolis Friday after visiting relatives here.
The Galveston Sprinkler case has been continued. Miss Inez Proctor visited relatives in Elwood last week. Mrs. Sarah Lynas had cement walk curb and gutter installed on Washington street. Mrs. James Wright died near Pipe Creek Monday of consumption, daughter of George Oden. Mrs. Jennie DeHaven died with Mr. and Mrs. Shanks at Deer Creek Tuesday of cancer. Funeral at Galveston Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Boase and Rev. Goodrich officiating with Rebekah lodge involvement. Burial in Galveston cemetery.
Community items list visits and movements of residents in Kokomo Richmond and nearby towns. Advertisements promote Chamberlain cough remedy and King's Discharge etc. Multiple names and places appear with brief mentions of illness, sales, and local business updates.
The Galveston grain company urges purchases of Flour for bread pies and cakes. They advertise Pillsbury's Best Spring Wheat Flour at 5.30 per hundred and White Heather Winter Wheat Flour at 3.20 per hundred, sold by the carload.
Sunday morning and Sunday school attendance were average while the evening service ran below average. Next Sunday will be a full day with a children’s service in the evening and a strong program planned. An official board meeting occurred Monday evening and today the Home Missionary Society gathers with Mrs. Burton. District Home Missionary Convention comes to Macy on Thursday and Friday with several delegates expected. The first quarterly conference is set for the last week in June. Also noted is a promotion for Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure sold locally.
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