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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
1
Spradh ling's butter bread offer and various weekend visits fill this compact page. Names include Chas Stewart Logansport Chas Mills Wiscon sin Mrs C F Thomas Peru and many local households visiting relatives and hosting guests. Several sales listings appear for cows and pianos with addresses in Galveston and McCoy.
Sun day guests included G W Davis and wife and Clark Davis and wife. Indianapolis visitors Wm Gillespie and wife plan to return Thursday after a two week Lynas family visit. Denton Patten of Minnesota J C Patten and wife W T Patton and family and A J Logan and family joined Ed Munson. First and Second Division Methodist Aid Society to hold a market at McCoy grocery Saturday at 10 30 a m with dishes for Saturday dinner. Several families spent Sunday with Dean Robinson. A ladies tennis club organized with members including Mrs Stella Funk Mrs Maude Thomas Miss Maude Davis and others. Ground secured adjacent to Red Men's hall for a tennis court. Mrs Fanny Haynes hosted supper with May Thompson and baby of Indianapolis J A Rodibaugh and wife Lora Mills and Bluffton Offa Pickering and wife visited after the accident that claimed Owen Pickering. John Davisson and family hosted Sunday dinner with Edna Nelson of near Walton David Davisson and wife Kokomo Leslie Davisson and family James Logan Scott Walker and family as guests Miss Goldie Threewits of Logansport and Guy Ross and family near Cassville. G W McCoy J C Pearcy John Cook Miss Lois Bell Dan Oakley and families also present.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hubler enjoyed a surprise visit from children and relatives on Sunday to mark Mrs Hublers 62nd birthday. Attending were Joe McCloskey with Edna and family Dan McCloskey Cully McCloskey and family Chas McCloskey of near Deer Creek Mrs Altice Snyder Harry Hubler and wife Taylor Hubler and family Ross Hubler and family.
A surprise dinner for Mrs. Mary Woolley celebrated her 76th birthday at Griffith street home. Attendees included Wilson Fickle and Loraine Bell, David Emerick and wife, O. K. Woolley and wife, Allen Woolley and family, Esther Martin, Vern Woolley and wife, Marvel Shaffer, Aaron Robertson and family, and Dave Kepner and family.
The document lists southbound times from 12:35 A.M. to 11:35 P.M. and northbound times from 5:56 A.M. to 2:13 P.M. for limited trains. J. M. Lines, agent, signs off as the timetable source.
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