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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
1
Community notices report visits between families in Albany Indianapolis Gas City and Kokomo. Birth announced south of town a daughter to Otto Bergman and wife. Numerous visitors from Galveston and nearby towns attend dinners and Children’s Day services at Lincoln.
Burth and family spent time with relatives in Kokomo. May Thompson and her baby of Kapolis visited L. E. Mild wife. Iry Ault and family and Alba and wife were in Kokomo Friday. Mary Ross and Mrs. Katie visited Elmer Wills southwest of town Friday. Davison and Jamesi and wife were with Mison Bell and family Sunday. They visited Oscar Preble and Mersin Howard County dhat et dese and entered evangelistic field. Rev. G H Trinkle and wife returned Friday from Thorntown where they were called by the illness of their daughter in law. John Fickle came home Saturday from a two week visit with Walter King and family at Richmond. Paul Fickle visited for a few days. Mrs. Ella Luty and daughter returned to Bourbon after visiting Wm. McKinney and family who drove them to Logansport to see their son Horace McKinney and wife. Miss Mary Klepfer returned Thursday from a two week visit with her sister Mrs. George Spann and family at Gas City. Carolyn and Dean Spann accompanied her home and the rest of the family will visit this week. Attendees at the Sunday School Convention at Logansport included Rev. Harrison and family, Dr W E Gartson and family, Wm Wampler, Mrs Barnhart and family, Rev Allen and wife, Wm Johnson and wife, Mrs Minnie Elleman, Mrs Cora Lisa, Miss Lena Geeting, Mrs Editaker, Miss Velmah McClain, Mrs Cora Emerick and Mrs Tom Logan.
The notice lists multiple train times including 5.56 A M and 9.04 to 11.30 P M with afternoon entries 1.02 and 2.46 P M and 3.35 to 9.35 P M. It notes Limited Trains and credits J M Lines as Agent.
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