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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
5
Neighbors and relatives in the area are seen visiting relatives in nearby towns. Eva Stanley and son Floyd are reported very ill while Mrs Ellen Stafford cares for them. Numerous farmhand and family visits are noted including trips to Toledo and Chicago, and social gatherings at old homesteads and private homes.
Mrs Wm Troutman spent Wednesday with Jud Allison and family. W J Cue returned to Windfall Friday after visiting E E Clan gon and family. Lawrence McDonald attended a Builders association meeting at Kokomo Thursday evening. Horace McKinney and family of Kokomo were guests of Wm McKinney and family Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Armetha Kenneday and Fay Waajell of Kokomo were Thursday evening guests of Miss Vera Beroth.
Last Friday night the Masonic lodge held a St. John’s Day celebration in their hall with Rev. Thorton of Burlington delivering the address. Refreshments followed as members and guests enjoyed the gathering.
Mrs C W Barton hosted the Sunbeam class of the M EF Sunday School on a Wednesday afternoon at her residence. Music and games followed by a luncheon of sandwiches pickles olives deviled eggs cookies and cake. Rain moved supper to a picnic style in the dining room with a list of attendees named.
The advertisement states Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh using an internal liquid that acts through the blood to ease mucous inflammation. It specifies no other diseases are claimed and notes circulars are free from B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Community notes describe a Walton Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge picnic at Pipe Creek with a fine supper. A series of weekend visits includes Chas Frush and wife from Logansport and multiple Indianapolis, Chicago, and Marion residents visiting Sweetsers, Hull, Foster, Wishard families, plus a note on Edwin Kutehel’s mumps.
The Myrtle and Murray classes of the Universalist Sunday School gathered at the J. B. Rose home for an evening of fun. Each member earned a dollar and told in rhyme how it was earned. Pansy Wood’s verse was praised as the best. A telegram party and conundrum contest followed, with Mrs. Susie Graves and Claude Countryman winning. Refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee, with guests listed among the attendees.
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