Community Notes and Local Sightings
FOR SALE Reed baby cab See Glen Lawrence Mrs Leston Breen of Tipton visited Oscar Bransford and family late week Miss Helen McQuillen returned to Mishawaka after visiting Rev A E Leese and wife A C Stafford contracted with Enos McAlain for a modern home on his farm northeast of town Jacob Purdy Chester Purdy and families near Thornhope visited W A King and wife Charles Thomas and wife entertained Sunday Mrs Hallie Anderson of Veedersburg Clarence Wood and wife of Richmond Lee Logan J W Wood and families The Odd Fellows held an open meeting at their hall Friday night About fifty attended Ice cream strawberries and cake were served Mrs Belle McConnell and family visited relatives at Argos Roy Johnson of Greensfork visited here at the W O Robinson home Harry Richer and wife of Peru Jota Burrous and wife visited Lawrence McDonald and family Claude McComas returned from Kokomo hospital after appendicitis operation Kid Goldsberry bought the Mrs Wesley Whitteker property for 665 Will move to Washington soon Clothes Clothes Clothes agency for Edesco made to measure clothing Willard Burrows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
J. F. Long
Ira Cree
Loganeport
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure and Reward
A historic ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through constitutional action, boosting strength and using blood to reach mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer a $100 reward if any case fails to cure, with testimonials and Toledo Ohio address for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Ail Druggtet
Travel allowance dispute for discharged service members
Milton Kraus announces that discharged soldiers, sailors, and marines who received three and a half cents per mile travel pay are entitled to five cents per mile for travel from discharge point to enlistment place and home. He offers blank applications and assistance and asks to inform other veterans, Room 373 House Office Building Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Milton Kraus
Ogle Files for Divorce as Kokomo Social Ties Highlight Weekend
C R Ogle filed for divorce from his wife Ross Peter with connections to Kokomo. The record notes weekend visits by Cecil Cornell and family to W H Whiteside and wife, and by A M Endicott and wife to C N Hyatt and wife for the Soldiers Monument dedication. Lucile McBride Velcie Swafford and Ursel Munson left Monday for North Dakota relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile McBride
Velcie Swafford
Ursel Munson
North Dakota
Watch Out for the Get Ride Quick Stock and Bond Salesman
A warning to Howard County farmers and Ko komo residents about get rich quick stock and bond schemes. Promoters use sugar coated promises of quick profits while buyers are urged to keep money at home and consult banks before investing. The piece urges skepticism toward far off opportunities and stresses banking as a safer path to development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Kokomo
Bell Telephone
Benjamin Franklin
Social notes from Bloomington Galveston region guests
Miss Ella Reider attends Bloomington events while Joe Houser from Parke county visits Galveston on Thursday. John Funk of Liberty Center dines with E. E. Clawson and family Friday. Walton residents Mrs Reece Swafford John Minnick and wife visit Galveston Saturday. Dora Saxe returns home to Terre Haute Friday after visiting Os Pierson family and Mrs H Countryman. Numerous local families hosted Wednesday evening with ice cream served. Ford officials visit town arranging for Kem to stock Genuine Ford Parts via Ford and Denis White Auto Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Swafford
Walton
John Minnick
Near Walton
Galveston
Dora Saxe
Terre Haute
Os Pierson
Huldah Countryman
C. E. Allison
Ford Motor Company
Denis White
Denis White Auto Co
Kokomo
G. W. Kem
Kem
Ford
Ford Motor Co
Eleanors Club Guests Gather at Mrs Stafford’s Home
Mrs Harry Stafford hosted the Eleanors with members including Clarence Emerick Paul Garrison and A C Stafford present. Visitors included Mrs Verna Stafford of New Castle and Mrs Eva Stanley. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanors
Harry Stafford
A. C. Stafford
James Saylor
Percy Copeland
Dallas Mills
Mesdames
Clarence Emerick
Paul Garrison
Chifford Toney
Dave Parks
Wm. Ault
Jesse Ault
G. E. Garrison
Chas. Wilson
A.C. Stafford
Jas. Saylor
Claudia Graves
Fdna Logan
Verna Stafford
Newcastle
Mra
T. W. Logan
Eva Stanley
Emma Graham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed Baby Cab
Glen Lawrence
Leston Breen
Ot Tipton
Oscar Bransford and
Helen McQuillen
Mishawaka
A. E. Leese
Enos McAlain
Jacob Purdy
Chester Purdy
Thornhope
W A. King
Chas. Thomas
Hallie Anderson
Veedersburg
Clarence Wood
Richmond
Lee Logan
J. W Wood
Belle McConnell
Argos
Roy Johnson
Greensfork
W. O. Robinson
Harry Richer
Peru
Jota Burrous
Lawrence McDonald
Claude McComas
Kokomo Hospital
Kid Goldsberry
Wesley Whitteker
State of
Washington
Edesco
Willard Burrows
N. Sycamore Nt
United States
Federal
Hubler Bros
Company
Kokomo, Ind
Howard
C.R. Ogle
Ross Peter
J. G. Peter
Cecil Cornell
W. H. Whiteside
A. M. Endicott
West Middleton
C. N. Hyatt and
Soldiers’ Monument
Fred L. Trees
The
Kokomo Trust Company
Ella Reider
Bloomington
Joe Houser
Parke County
John Funk
Liberty Center
E. E. Clawson and Family
Luther Young
Wm. Zehting
Frank McConnell
Cal Wininger
Chas. Beets
Wm. Davis
Alba Ault
Optometry
Hodgen & Went
N. Main St
Lyle Brown
Z2eres
Offee
Umbarger & Caldwell
Aires
Shaner
Galveston, Ind
Cox &Hedgecox
West Side
G. W. Kemn
S. Main St
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