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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

5

Local Social Roundup from Deacon and Kokomo Areas

The Home Restaurant offers Knicks Ice Cream around the clock. Marshall and family near Deacon spent Sunday with James Marshall and family. Mrs. Sarah Buchanan shared weekend visits with her daughter in Kokomo. Mary Wininger and daughter Viola hosted Sam E Thurston and wife for supper. Nell Stewart Maude Thomas and Dorothy visited Claude Bumgarner and family at Walton. Bessie Fickle was absent from the post office Monday due to illness. Velmah McClain covered. Dr Loop and wife chaperoned a young folks party at Kokomo Monday night with attendees Benny and Esther Cornel Mildred Wood Bessie Wininger Josephine Gray Goldie Pierson Mary Vint Lola Adams Pearl Goodrich.

Nell Stewart Maude Thomas Dorothy Claude Bumgarner Walton Sunday Dr. Loop Kokomo Benny and Esther Cornel Mildred Wood Bessie Wininger Josephine Gray Goldie Pierson Mary Vint Lola Adams Pearl Goodrich

Fourth of July Pro gram Delights City with Contests and Band

July celebration starts 1 30 p m with a band on the public square. At 2 o clock ball and tennis games. Downtown street contests include eating racing sack trade prizes and more with prizes from local merchants. Band concert and fireworks at night. Citizens urged to decorate. no vehicles on the ball ground.

Public Square Galveston Drug Co F. H. Thomas Galveston Lumber Co Willard PmrTennis W. McCoy Chas Spraching Williard Burrows L. E. Greenwood Hubler Bros W. L. Johnson G. E. Stanley Rogers G. W. Burton C. F. Thomas Willard Lawrence Chas. Spradling M H. Thomas Henderson & Son Urmston Grain Co

McCoy's offers quality canned goods recommendation

Albert Wagner and family moved to Logansport on Wednesday. Burt Burtch and family were Sunday guests of Roe Stanley and family. George Spann and family of Gas City visited D. J. Klepierané.

McCoy's Albert Wagner Logansport Burt Burtch and Family Roe Stanley and George Spann Gas City D. J. Klepierané

Lincoln Items

Mrs A P Watkins and Mrs How ard shopped in Kokomo Friday. W A DeVinney wife and son Earl with Chas Sprinkle and family visited Miss Agnes De Vinney at Winona Sunday. Elijah Gabriel family visited Greentown with Samuel Lindley and wife. A P Reed family visited Claud Reed and family. Emmett Graff and wife Paul Henry and wife attended Kokomo ball game Saturday. Ike Staffords new house near completion for move in. Sunday School 9 30. preaching Sunday afternoon.

Lincoln A. P. Watkins Howard Kokomo W. A. DeVinney Earl Chas Sprinkle Agnes DeVinney Winona Elijah Gabriel Greentown Samuel Lindley A. P. Reed Claud Reed Emmett Graff Paul Henry Ike Stafford

Obituary and local notices from Howard County Indiana

Long column records births deaths visits travels and church notes from Galveston and surrounding towns. Owen Pickering a 17 year old Galveston native dies after a July 3 accident three days earlier with funeral at the Baptist church and interment in Galveston cemetery. Nearby families and residents including Spradlings Ogle Peters and various local households appear in a roster of visits and social events through Kokomo Delph i Delphi and Wabash areas.

Owen Pickering N. E Elizabeth A. Pickering Hemlock Howard County Indiana Ida Bell Walter Vance Offa Roscoe Georgia Lillian Owen Galveston I. $. Hahn Georgia United Brethren Church Otterbein S. C. Goodrich Rachel Thomas Near Oakford Baptist Church Brotherhood Triable Alien

Notice of nonresponsibility for wife debts

Charles Daggett states he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Lillie Daggett Daggett. The notice asserts the separation of financial obligations between spouses and records the stance for public record.

Lillie Daggett Charles Daggett

Burnettaville Social Notes Include Visits And Funeral

Isaiah Noel visits his son Arnold in Burnettaville while Claud Noel works at Loganport. Grandma Noel inches toward recovery after illness as Wm Humel and son Charles remain ill. Nearby mourners attend Owen Pickering’s funeral in Galveston. Pam Tritt and wife weekend by the Wabash. Mrs. Hazel Nebeling and son visit N A Ballard’s family. Pending wedding rumor hints at a future ceremony. Maria Kraus travels to Gary to see Mahlon Kraus and wife. Otto Alspaugh and wife dine with Theodore Widner’s family.

Isaiah Noel Arnold Burnettaville Claud Noel Logansport Grandma Noel Wm. Humel Charles Owen Pickering Galveston May Campbell Edna Cressa John Galbreath Pam Tritt Wabash Mr. Buffington Nellie Stower Will Cox Walton Maria Kraus Gary Mahlon Otto Alspaugh Theodore Widner

United Brethren Notes by Rev. Geo H. Trinkle

Regular Sunday services announced with Sabbath School at 9:30 and preaching at 10:30 and 7:45. Union prayer and fellowship to be held at Will Frier’s home Thursday at 7:45. Cottage services to run through July and August. Flag day to be observed at the Sabbath hour. No evening service due to union services at the Baptist church. Last Quarterly Conference set for Tuesday July 3 at 9:00 with full reports required.

Christian Endeavor Union Will Baptist Church Trinkle

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offer Acknowledged by Cheney

Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner to pay $100 for every catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 18%. The remedy is described as taking internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Alia Mall

Unitarian Church Notes and Local Family Visits

Reverend H C Beckett presides with Sunday School at 9 30 a m. A M Scott and family attended the Chapman reunion at Spencer Park Logansport Sunday. Merl Parks and wife left for Michigan after visiting John Eisenbrey and family and Tom Marshall and family. Mrs Ethel Reed and sons plan to move to St Paul Minnesota after months with her parents Harry Persinger and wife.

A.M. Scott Clifford Cree Chapman Spencer Park Logansport Merl Parks Michigan John Eisenbrey Tom Marshall Ethel Reed St. Paul Minnesota Harry Persinger

Eastern Stars Chapter of Sorrow to be Held at Masonic Hall

The Eastern Stars announce a Chapter of Sorrow service Sunday afternoon July 4 at 2 00 p m at the Masonic hall with cordial invitation to attend. Mrs J L Nordyke recently visited California with her parents and brother James Holman and wife then returned to Watkins New York. The Sunshine Class of the Baptist Sunday School picnicked in Meeks grove Friday with several named attendees.

Masonic Hall J. L. Nordyke I. N. Holman California James Holman Watkins New York Sunshine The Baptist Sunday School Meeks Grove Louise and Nell Weaver Stella Jackson Nellie Spence Carmen Hayden Dorothy Lou Thomas Dorothy Maze Carolyn Spann Elsie Miller

Constipation Cured Overnight Promises Quick Relief

An ad claims Po-Do-Lax cures constipation overnight with a small dose of Podophyllin May Apple extract. It states the remedy arouses the liver and increases bile flow to prevent gas and fermentation, promising a full, easy bowel movement by morning.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knicks Tom. Marshall James Marshall Sarah Buchanan Mary Wininger Viola Sam. E. Thurston Bessie Fickle Ilness Velmah McClain Store OF Progress Sloan Z. U. Loop H. Z. Carey E. T. McConnell First State Bank State of Indiana County of Cass Spradling’s C. R. Ogle John Wood Claude Countryman Nina Lynas James Peters Diana Ashley Ed Ashley Alex Doty Delphi Wim. McKinney and Family Ray McKnight Wm. Johnson Tiffin Ohio Sam Sprinkle Beatrice Brown Jas. Gray and Family Ida Galbreath Minnie Burrows Oscar Bronson Switzer Wm. Graves East Jackson Street Miles Houser Leo Braskett Young America Misses Pearl Zartman Mazie Bell Fanny McConnell Jas. Saylors Wm. Frier J. A. Funk Clarence Emerick Florence Lowe Nellie Mary Kiepfer Forest Rose J. B. Rose Ed Crites Chas. Baker and Illinois Chas. Fickle Andy Ronk Henry Crites Claude Merrell Chas. Spradling and Chas. Jackson Kappa Wm. Forgy Near Walter James Sprinkle Jos. Miller Wabesh Nina Weaver Ft. Wayne Adrian Weaver United Brethren Notes Geo H. Trinkle Universalist Church H. C. Beckett
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