Woods and kin visit Indianapolis and nearby
Wm Woods and son Ernest spent Friday in Indianapolis. Jesse Ault spent Sunday with John E Moore and family at Koko mea. Joseph Miller and Miller Riley returned to their home in Wabash Sunday after a visit with Adrian Weaver and family. Nell Weaver accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Woods
Ernest
Indianapolis
Jesse Ault
John E. Moore
Kokomea
Joseph Miller
Miller Riley
Wabash
Adrian Weaver
Nell Weaver
Methodist Church Notes
Regular services Sunday June 23 with Sunday School at 9 30. Preaching at 11 30 and 8 p m, class meeting 11 30, prayer meeting Thursday 8 p m. Ladies Aid Society Wednesday and Friday afternoon. Sunday School attendance 100. Union Temperance meeting at M E church last Sunday evening drew wide church turnout. Rev Shirey of the Presbyterian church spoke and a male chorus performed excellently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Union Temperance
M. E
Shirey
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church Schedule and Willing Workers Meeting
Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Frayer meeting Thursday evening. Choir practice Friday evening. The Willing Workers meet with Mrs Dora List June 28 at 2 o'clock. Scripture verse containing the word vine is requested of each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frayer
Dora List
U. B. NOTES FROM U. B. CHURCH
The Rev S O Goodrich reports well attended services at the church and Otterbein. An offering for Home and Foreign Missions raised $45. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 1 30 p m. Choir rehearsal Friday. Young People host an ice cream social on the church lawn Saturday evening. Cake music and sociable time planned. Sunday school at 9 30. Young People meeting 6 and preaching at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein
Home and
Foreign Missions
Ladies Aid
Universalist Church Notes and Call to Remain
Sunday School at 9 30 a m followed by Y P C U meeting Rev Beckett will fill his regular appointment at Morocco next Sunday The regular services last Sunday were very largely attended Mr and Mrs Forest Rose sang at the morning service At a call meeting of church members Rev H C Beckett was extended a unanimous call to remain for another year The church work for seven years has been harmonious and successful and the pastor and members are on good terms Bucklen s Arnica Salve advertised as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions 25c at Galveston Drug Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckett
Morocco
Forest Rose
H. C. Beckett
Bucklen
Galveston Drug Co
Sparling Johnson Wedding Held at Bride’s Home
At seven o clock Saturday morning the wedding of J Bruce Sparling of Tipton county to Justa June Johnson of Calveston Indiana took place at the bride’s parents home with Rev Joseph Belcher of Wolcottville officiating. A breakfast followed and the couple reside near Nevada after the groom’s teaching career in Nevada schools. The bride is the youngest daughter of W W Johnson of Deer Creek township, Miami county and a Galveston high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bruce Sparling
Tipton County
Justa June Johnson
Calveston
Indiana
L. F. Williams
Kokomo
Joseph Belcher
Wolcottville
Joseph Sparling
Missouri
Sharpsville
Nevada
W. W. Johnson
Deer Creek Township
Miami County
Galveston High School
Local Notices and Social Nears from Galveston Area
A compendium of short social notes lists residents and visitors: Arthur Tritt and wife in Chicago. Spencer Chamness back from Indianapolis. Mabel and Marie Frier with Willard Burrous and wife. Wm. Sprinkle home from Kankakee trip. Mrs. J. A. J. Funk home from Hartford City visit. John Marshall to Montpelier for law work. Maurice Astrey and Ned Finney from Bloomington. Miss Fay Snowden returning from Indianapolis to home. Frank Bickell of Pittsburgh and Mrs Annabelle Bickell of Kokomo visiting W. S. Lines family. Plymouth Red Ash coal pitched by Galveston Grain Co.. Mrs. George Butz of Kokomo. Center Ladies Aid met at Jasper Fouts home with 106 attendees. B. F. Conwell and wife hosted dinner. attendees listed including Mrs. Otis McCracken and son, Mrs. Wm. Patterson, Mrs. Sarah Thomas, Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Harry Thomas, Nick Wood and wife, Mrs. G. W. Conwell and Chas. Ray. John Thomas writes Alvin Hill of Lynnhaven, Virginia that he cannot walk due to bone erysipela. Lynn Haven home sold and move to Lewisburg, Ohio planned when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Conwell
Otis McCracken
Indianapolis
Wm. Patterson
Sarah Thomas
Charles Stewart
Harry Thomas
Nick Wood
G. W. Conwell
Chas. Ray
John Thomas
Alvin Hill
Lynnhaven
Virginia
Lewisburg
Ohio
Local residents visit and travel notes across towns
Several had visits with family members and friends in Wabash Adrian and Kokomo with weekend trips to Bloomington Louisville and Greentown. A death note records Earl Shope's passing at 20 from tuberculosis and burial in Walton cemetery as relatives hosted social gatherings and dinners at multiple local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shope
Walton
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Methodist Church Notes
M. R. Peirce
Baptist Church Notes
F. B. DeVault
U. B. Notes
S. O. Goodrich
Universalist Church Notes
Johnson Sparling
Man
Neenah
Wis
Arthur Tritt
Chicago
Spencer Chamness
Galveston Lumber Co
Mabel
Marie Frier
Willard Burrous
Wm. Sprinkle
Kankakee
J. A. J. Funk
Hartford City
John Marshall
Montpelier
Maurice Astrey
Ned Finney
Bloomington
Fay Snowden
James Henry
Frank Bickell
Pittsburg
Annabelle Bickell
Kokomia
W. S. Lines and Family
Plymouth
Galveston Grain Co
George Butz
John Burrows
Win. Frier
Center Ladies Aid Society
Jasper Fouts
Burton’s Store
Chas. Honecker
Joe Fickle
Peru
Wilson Fickle
Fanily
Ambrose Delaven
Delaware County
Harvey Gray
Lakeville
Mrs. Gray
Robert Moore
Sarah Lynas
Charles Lynas
Wr. Lynas
Ellen Haworth
New London
John Davis
W. B. Davie
Lulu
Graham
Cecil Cornell
Leroy Cornell
W. H. Whiteside
Walter Whiteside
Oan Davisson
Frank Hawort
Edgar Gordon and Family
Ora Woolley
Leslie Davisson
Fami
Dr. Miller
Harry Hubler
Louisville
Henry Hubler
Hubler
A. J. Locke
J. M. Hatfield
Beecher Herrell
A. L. Burns
Otto Harris
Liac McHale
Luther Barr
W. A. Gilbert
Harvey Haynes
Richard Burkitt
Nellie Hatfield
Lena
Julia McHale
Georgia Herrell
Charles Patterson
Will Donahue
Notre Dame
Wm Engler
J. A. Rodibaugh
Walter R. King
James McWilliams
Chas, Jackson
John Woods
Otis Stair
Ed Hodge
Frankfort
Galveston
I.S. Hahn
Culver
Bremen
G. W. Doran
F. R. Morrison
Grace Hicks
Greentown
Stav
Berger
Croton
Vern Woolley
B. B. Richards
Ollie King
Walter King and
Charles Wilson
Harley Wolff
Maneva Chambers
Warren
Susie Ludwig
Baby
Alf Weller
Mollie Fickle
Margaret Haynes
Ida Locke
Miami
Mary Cone
Shelbyville
Orville Norval
Charlottesville
C. H. Sprinkle
Lincoln
James Sprinkle
George Sprinkle
Wm. Sprinkle Jr
Leonard Sprinkle
Samuel Stoner
Myra Frush
Madeline Frush
Dennis DeVinney
Chas. Sprinkle
Jane DeVinney
Frank Sprinkle
Cora Burke
Jewelers
N. Main St
Col. W. B. Davies
Ind
Milo B. Smith
Live Stock Insurance Co
Crawfordsville, Indiana
Lyle Brown
Galveston, Indiana
Conwell Bank
S. P. Bevington
Capitol City
Carter
Osborn and Deering
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Galveston and Forest
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