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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

5

Galveston News Highlights Among Local Visits and Obituaries

Henderson Fickle visits Logan sport area for a Saturday engagement. Numerous locals and visitors are listed with kin and friends from Kokomo Logansport Greentown Anderson Walton North Manchester and more. Obituary notes Jessie Etiel Rickard born 1884 died June 11 1911 with Christian life and family survivors. Funeral for Anna Thompson held at Mission Church Miami with burial at East Deer Creek.

Anna Thompson Galveston Mission Church Miami East Deer Creek

Lincoln Items Highlight Local Visits and Sunday Activities

Jake McDonald visits Lincoln to see friends while Edna Crouder attends Ruth Muson. Local families including Hyatt, Houser, Colwell, Nutter, Reed, and others share dinners and calls. A motorcycle theme appears, and Roy Hyatt tends a sick horse. Azel Bell and wife pick cherries, Emmett Graff and Jake McDonald motor with Edna Swafford. Will Quigly from Indianapolis visits Homer Frush.

Jake McDonald Lincoln Edna Crouder Ruth Munson Robert Hyatt Newt Hyatt Hay Hyatt Joseph Houser Raymond Colwell Ed Nutter Mrs. Hyatt Charley Cook A. P. Reed Edward Nutter Kokomo Friends Roy Hyatt Mr. Gabriel Azel Bell Wamplers Emmett Graff Edna Swafford Will Quigly Indianapolis Homer Frush

Community notes from the Galveston area

Milton Maggart is dangerously ill east of Galveston. Mrs. Milo Smith and her son returned from South Bend. Lena and Geneva Shanks of Henryville visited Wm. Walker's family. W E Garrison and Miss Kate McClain were guests of John Moore near Cassville. An illustrated talk Egypt of Olden Times at the Methodist church Wednesday. Amanda Brown returned from Indianapolis after her sister’s illness and death. Mrs. I E Smith's house was struck by lightning during Saturday’s storm, about $10 damage. Arthur Tritt and wife visiting James Sprinkle after carnival travel south. Henry Hubler hosted dinner for son Ross Hubler and wife, with Taylor Hubler, Harry Hubler, Wm. Frier, and Miss Almena Brinley as guests.

Amanda Brown Indianapolis I. E. Smith Henry Hubler Ross Hubler Taylor Hubler Harry Hubler Wm. Frier Almena Brinley

U. B. Notes Parade a Busy Galveston Sunday

The Galveston U B Church held morning and evening services with Rev. Goodrich and family visiting Chas Hyman. Activities include choir practice, Ladies Aid, prayer meetings, and a fourth quarterly conference led by Presiding Elder Grimes. Several local residents attend events and travel for visits and work.

Center Galveston Charge Grimes North Manchester

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henderson Fickle Logansport Loretta Maher Kokomo Marie Fickle John Dixon Arthur Dixon J. M. Thomas Walter King S. A. Thompson Sulphur Springs Marie Hart Clyde Emma Richards Lavina Sim Goldsberry West of Town Warren Baldwin Marie Warren Little Rock, Ark Elizabeth Baldwin Frank Edgar Gordon New London John Davisson Fanny Logan Floyd Herbert Ora Munson Tom Patten Wm. Johnson Mooresville Marion Murphey Quincey Davis Maud Davis Pauline Gross Cora Davisson W. E. Armstrong Hagerstown Marion Morrison Galveston Drug Co Ind W. B. Lake Jackson Township Alison Bell Willard Lawrence Frank Lawrence Greentown Marion Shirley Lydia Zehring Hazel Hawkins Anderson Bloomington Jessie Etiel Rickard Holy Block Clark H. Davis Bildren Thelma Jane Little Fred Dipos Ten Mt. Zion Lautzenhiser Manchester Franklin Clay County H. N. Woods Forest Bruce Butz Maggie Murphey Walton Harry Ault Ethel Brinnell Donna Hawkins Harry Bell Milton Maggart Milo Smith South Bend Lena Geneva Shanks Henryville Wm. Walker W.E. Garrison Kate McClain John Moore and Wife Cassville Egypt Methodist Church Arthur Tritt James Sprinkle South U. B Mrs Wm. Polk Ethel Morris Knightstown Ross Rebecca Campbell Plevna Ira Thomas Mary Betzner Bunker Hill J M. Thomas Harry Seaward Grain Dealers’ Association Millie Meek Mary Thomas Robert McConnell Orville Emerick John McConnell Mollie Robertson Ella Fickle Eva Emerick John Thompson George Layton Crawfordsville Lydia Stevens Lyle Brown Willard Logan Wakarusa Herbert Boase George Boase Charles Miller Harry Boston Navy Yards Ola Streeter North Dakota Dalton Turley Lafayette Chicago Illinois Central Railroad W.E Armstrong Kokomo Knights Doctor Connersville Liberty M. E. Church Wm. Dunkin Sharon W. H. Whiteside Henry Peter Anna Householder Myrtle Douglas Pansy Robertson Walton Cubs Frank Spence Monday Babe Fred Streeter J. E. Smith Lisbon N. D Myrtle Stewart Stella Robertson Ora Ira Barbour Howard Anderson Chester Douglas Dave Kepner Lela Hancock Amo Bessie Hatfield Pipe Creek Bernice McKinney W. L. Thomas Miss Pearl Everett Thomas Charles Thomas Newberry Graves J. B. O'Conner Rev. O'Conner Wisconsin C. N. Hyatt Mary Ross
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