Local Notes and Family Visits Highlight Russellville News
Doris Simpson of New Market visits Russellville relatives. Ina Blue and son Bobby return from Washington. Royal Neighbors gather at Geneva White’s home. August birthdays honored for Alice Nicholson Celia Burks and Mabel Porter. Families travel to Winona Lake Evangelistic school and Niagara Falls. Wanda Potter born to Mr and Mrs Jude Grimes. Ora Hargrave sale of household goods draws attendees. Fordice reunion slated at Harold Fordice home with July 18 events.
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Doris Simpson
New Market
Ernest Simpson
Ina Blue
Bobby
Washington, D
Geneva White
Alice Nicholson
Celia Burks
Mabel Porter
Paul Hester
Ben Hargrave
Ladoga
Winona Lake
June Cunningham
Gary
Ray Cunningham
Anna Clark
Detroit
D. P. Clark
Laura Grider
Indianapolis
Rich Sutherlin
Charles Deener
Wanda Potter
Jesse Potter
Jude Grimes
Pleasant Garden social notices and visits across towns
Bud Kennedy made a business trip to Greencastle last Wednesday afternoon. Loren Heath of Muncie spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Heath. Mrs E P Aker visited her daughter Mrs Reese Huffman Thursday. Sunday visitors at William Showalter were Ralph Hill and family of Greencastle, Mr and Mrs James Macdonald of Brazil, Miss Opal Goodin of Chicago. John Hill and daughters of Indianapolis spent Thursday with C E Hill. Mrs Frank Senters and sons attended the show at Brazil Saturday. Mr and Mrs Poe and son and daughter and Pete Holsapple were in Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs G R Huffman spent Monday with Leota Showalter, Misses Martha and Biddie Funican of Marion visited Mrs E P Aker Friday night and Saturday. Ladies Aid of Big Walnut met at the home of Leota Showalter Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hargrave
J.T. Byrd
Charles Webster
J. E. Byrd
Ella Everman
South Bend
Niagara Falls
Margaret Ramsay McCormick
Elmer Stokes
Indianapolis
Florence Stokes
Pasadena
Cal
E. P. Aker
Reese Huffman
William Showalters
Ralph Hill
Greencastle
James Macdonald
Brazil
Opal Goodin
Chicago
John Hill
Daughters
C. E. Hill
Frank Senters
Poe
Pete Holsapple
G. R. Huffman
Leota Showalter
Martha
Biddie Funican
Marion
Ladies Aid of
Big Walnut
Local social notes from Palestine and nearby families
Mrs Flossie Weaver spent Wednesday with Mrs Miles. Geneva Miles helped her grandmother in Newtown. Bob Rogers of Advance, a former resident, visited last Tuesday. Calls and visits continue among local families including the Bugg and Miller households and gatherings at the Bainbridge school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Weaver
Miles
Geneva Miles
Newtown
Bob Rogers
Advance
Claude Etcheson and Son
Henry Osborn
Nan Hylton
Smith
Haines
Fred Beck
Dwight Allen
Indianapolis
James Hylton
Johnie Bugg
Grace
Margaret
Clarence Elmore
Charles Miller
Bert Miller
Bugg
Bainbridge
Om Solomon
M. E. Smith
Beulah Bell Smith
Helen Beck
Ambrose Cassity
Groveland
Donald Games
Ruby Games
Carol Summers
Albert Solomon
Scirclesville
Ben Solomon
Marie Beck
Mila
Crosby
Gertrude Walters
Marie, Back
Josephine Walters
Horace Osborn
Miss Marie Beck Visits Daisy Wilson at Raccoon
The Ladies Aid Society plans a business meeting after noon on Thursday August 15 at Mrs. John Bee's home with all members urged to attend. Reverend Jenkins from Winchester preached at the M P Church Sunday night. Clayton Cox visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Staggs Sunday morning. Lida Pierce hosted visitors Thursday and Cathryn Roach spent Sunday with her. Reverend John Hanger stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Thomas Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
John Bee
Jenkins of Winchester
M. P
Clayton Cox
Joe Staggs
Lida Pierce
Elbert Bettis
Cathryn Roach
John Hanger
Milt Thomas
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Fly-Tox Adverts Warn Of Mosquito Dangers
A vintage ad warns that mosquitoes spread illnesses like dengue and fever and claims normal blood cannot be drawn through a mosquito bite. It promotes Fly-Tox as a universal insect killer with a blue label and a perfume scent, developed at Metlon Institute by Rex Research Fellowship.
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Metlon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research Fellowship
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