Local residents on visits and moves. weddings planned
Uncle Jobin Gossett visits Converse friends from Thursday to Monday while Willard Lawrence’s family joins Walter Crisler’s at Kokomo Justin. G W McCoy and family plan Farmington Washington residence. Raymond Fowler stays with Charles Fowler in Kokomo. Mrs Dora Jay of Chicago visits her family. Amy Ronk and Harry Hart to wed at the bride's Washington street home. Dr R H Ross moves his Kokomo office to Galveston today aboard the Sycamore street room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Ronk
Harry Hart
Washington Street
R. H. Ross
Kokomo
Galveston
E. N. Turley
Sycamore Street
Baptist Church Notes Reflect Blustery Attendance
Deacon Wampler led mid week prayer and an excellent service. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Chas Thomas's home. Ladies Bazaar planned. Choir practice drew a good crowd. Pastor praised the music and urged attendance for the Sunday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampler
Ladies Aid
Chas. Thomas
Louisville
Dr King's New Discovery Praised in Paráma Missouri
W. V. Henry of Parama Missouri touts seven years of proof that Dr King s New Discovery cures coughs colds and lung diseases. The seller claims the medicine has thirty eight years of evidence backing its effectiveness for coughs lagrippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and hemorrhage of the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Parama
Ili
Amt
Galveston Drug Co Refiles Trial Bottle Offer
Local Galveston drug store advertises trial bottles at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Drug Co's
U B Church Notes Weekly Services and Upcoming Elections
The U B Church at Center resumes services with a morning sermon next Sunday and delegates voting for the general conference in Canton Ohio next May. A revival continues at the M E church and Otterbein hosts a one week revival start next Monday. 20 new PLC U members to join at Center Thursday evening reception. Galveston services listed with Sunday School at 4:30 and preaching at 7. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Canton
Ohio
M. E
PLC. U. At Center
Clarence Bek
Galveston
Otterbein
Indiana Union Traction Promises Ideal Service and Connections
The Indiana Union Traction company proclaims ideal service with comfortable cars at frequent intervals and direct connections with other lines at Indianapolis and other points. Died Garland, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Graham, age 1 year 1 months 24 days, died last Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. Funeral services were held at the M I church Friday morning by Rev Boase. Interment in the Galveston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Garland
Jesse Graham
M. I
Boase
Galveston
Winter campaign begins with a week of services
The group started the winter campaign on Sunday and had a good day with the new song books praised. A furnace breakdown caused no service Monday but was fixed Tuesday for the 7 o'clock meetings. Brother Amos of Walton visited Monday and reported all well on his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Walton
Old School Class of the Early Sixties Reunion
A Galveston gathering marks a reunion of the old school class of 1860–65 at the Wampler home with 17 scholars. Officers elected include Pres Z U Loop and C F Thomas. annual meeting set for October at Gates’ Galveston. Notables present recall memories, with a festive banquet and talks ending in enthusiasm for future reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Belle Wampler
Mary Sullivan
Wm Wampler
West
Washington Street
Adelia Chapelownee Griffith
Jennie Shaffer
Conner
Emma Berry
Jennie Shewman
Knight
Martho Morris
Cummings
Logansport
Victoria Bell
Fox
Lincoln
Belle McConnell
Underwood
Befinetts
Switch
Lina Marshall
Campbell
Eva Emerick
Woolley
Marc "Wampler
Sallie Daggett
Adams
Z U. Loop
F.H. Thomas
Will W. Conner
Jas. Marshall
C. F. Thomas
David Emerick
F. H. Thomas
Will Wanpler
Azel Bell
C. F Thomas
Geo. W. Gates
Mr&Gates
Red Men's Hall
Wampler
Geo. Gates
C.F. Tho
Sullivan
ZU. Loop
Lee
Ree
G. W. Gates
Ind
Baldwin
Landrey
Kirkpatrick
Griffith
Eisenbrews
Stanleyvs
Rodibaugh
Morgans
Demoss
Truth About Peru Football Game Rowdyism and Dispute
An account of a Peru Cubs football match with Galveston where gate receipts and alleged misconduct sparked conflict. A 500 crowd included 64 paying, with tickets exchanged for $8.00, disputes over payments and penalties, and Peru players blamed for rough play and disputed referee decisions. WS. Sixus, Myr., Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCafferty
Galveston
Peru
Pern
WS. Sixus
Myr
Ferre rere OUT pa yout system. 25c at Galveston Drug Co's. store.
Ferre rere OUT payment system advertised with 25 cent price at Galveston Drug Company store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferre
Galveston Drug Co’s
High School Notes Include Football Title Chase and Classes
Absent pupils due to illness. Janitor-Sophomore English studies Hawthorne. Miss Pearl Hyatton visited Friday. Public Speaking grows. Miss Frances Fickle absent. Saturday game Galveston vs Sheridan could decide state title. Local dealers display school colors and football yell. Students show interest in electrical courses. Several good short stories recently written by scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophmore
Hawthorn
House of Seven Gables
Pearl Hyatton
Frances Fickle
Galveston
Sheridan
Local notices from Galveston area and Kokomo events
Persons and businesses in Galveston and nearby towns appear in a mosaic of notices. Miss Pearl Hyatt visits Kokomo while locals discuss shipments from Square Lumber Co and Galveston Lumber Co. Delegates attend a Grand Lodge in Indianapolis. A move to California Avenue is planned for Lahman Geeting and family. A piano sale of standard makes is offered. A betrothal in Cassville and a wedding in Lincoln Street are announced. Local shop reopenings, sales, and job notices surface, plus a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve endorsement and a public square clothing sale.
St Bevington and Byrle spend Monday in Kokomo
Roh t Walker is building an addition to his barn on his farm west of town. The note mentions St Bevington and daughter Byrle spending Monday in Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bevington and Daughter
Byrle
Kokomo
Roh't Walker Is
Distressing Stomach Disorder Promised Relief With Tablets
The notice claims a distressing stomach disorder can be cured by Chamberlains Steomach and Live Tablets. It offers a free sample at the Galeston Drugo's and urges readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlains Steomach
Galeston Drugo's
Community Notes and Local Incidents in Young America
Emma Spencer visited her home Monday night near Young America. Baptist Ladies Aid meets Friday with Mrs. Thomas east of town. Entertainment at Universalist Church planned for Saturday December 16. Ladies Bazaar and Market to be held all day. Trash fire behind Dr. Miller's office was extinguished after burning ashes caused a brief smokeout. Wash Harness reports deer success in town but Hunts are limited by rheumatism. Robi Walker sustained a severe hand burn from turpentine while lighting a pipe after dog bite last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Spencer
Young America
Universalist Church
Dr. Miller
Robi
Walker
Dog
Bob
Maud Clark and Otto Goldsberry Wed at Kokomo Home
Miss Maud Clark of Kokomo and Otto Goldsberry of Galveston married last Saturday evening at five at the home of Rev. Gott in Kokomo. The couple moved to their furnished home on the David Kepner farm southwest of town, with friends offering best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gott
Kokomo
Maud Clark
Otto Goldsberry
Galveston
David Kepner
Garland Grace Graham A Child Remembered
The Graham family mourns Garland Grace Graham who passed away after eighteen months of life, recalling a love growed through hardship and loss. The piece reflects on a bereaved couple Jesse and Emaa Graham and their daughter as they cope with the child’s early death and the quiet sorrow left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Emaa Graham
Garland Grace
Ferth
Dove
Ranaid
Garland
Differeare
Local notices and personal updates from Dayton to Chicago
Pearl Scott remains in critical condition while Aaron and Eli Robertson visit relatives in Dayton and Manchester Ohio. Grace Patterson travels to Chicago to finish art studies. Mrs Wm Barnhart spent a week at Kokomo with her son Joe Barnhart. Fr Morrison disabled by a blister from asthma plaster. Attorney BB Richards visited Logansport. Galveston high school planning an entertainment soon. Frank W Williams Company seeks permanent agents with samples and catalogue offered free in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Patterson
Chicago
Wm Barnhart
Kokomo
Joe Barnhart
America
Frank W. Williams Company
W. Taylor St
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. P. Bevington
Jobin Gossett
Converse
Willard Lawrence
Walter Crisler
Justin
G W. McCoy
Ess Brown
Farmington
Washington
Raymond Fowler
Charles Fowler
Dora Jay
Wim Barnhart
Chas. Barnhart
Kahn Tailoring Co
G. W. McCoy
B. RB. Richards
Cora Bell
Los Angeles
California
Alison
Mazie
Clark Davis
Oklahoma
W. H. Shieley
Louiza Armstrong
Miami
Thos. Armstrong
Baptist Church Notes
U. B. Church Notes
M. Ik
Mary Dowling
No. 228Th Ave
San Francisco
Peninsular
P. Bevington
Indiana
Miss Pearl Hyatt
The
Square Lumber Co
Casi Lumber Co
Cal Fox
Frankfort
Wm. Wampler
Lumeer Co
Carl Robertson
J. O. QO. F. Grand Lodge
D. A. Keener
Florence McClain
Gordon Shaffer
Cassville
Lon McClain
Lincoln Street
Sickafoose
Bill
A. BF. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Galveston Drug Co
Poland
China
W. J McKinney
West Washington Street
Galveston Grain
Clarence Williams
Lawrence Williams
Kokomol
Wash Harness
Fanny Haynes
Joe Thomas
Cora Burrows
Riversidd, Cal
Cora
Frankfort, Incorporated
H. B. Thomas
Harry
Shortle
H Thoma
F. A. Thomas Stor
Piliaicie
Ibies
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Mr. Harness
Goldsberry-Clark
Frank R. Platt
City
Galveston, Ind
Wm. T. Walker
O. K
Hubler Bros
Fickle’s Cafe
Pearl Scott
Aaron and
Eli Robertson
Dayton
Manchester
Jussk Graham Axp
FR. Morrison
BB. Richards
Galveston High School
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