Boone flour touted as best for pastries
A. F. Ford promotes Boone flour as the superior pastry flour substitute, claiming it can replace any pastry flour and help bakers save money.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
4
A. F. Ford promotes Boone flour as the superior pastry flour substitute, claiming it can replace any pastry flour and help bakers save money.
The Bainbridge Christian Church will open a two week series of evangelistic meetings next Sunday morning. Oscar E. Kelly of Terre Haute will preach with music by Lawrence McKeehan. The Sunday morning sermon is "Why go to Church" and "The Church for these Times." Evening services start at 7 30.
H Q James, recently operated on for gall stones at Methodist Hospital, and Lincoln Northcott were slightly injured when their truck veered into a ditch four miles east of Bainbridge as lights failed near 9 pm Thursday. They were en route to Indianapolis. Dr. F C Collings treated them.
A Ford sedan carrying four women from Kentucky turned over on Palestine Hill east of Bainbridge after hitting fresh gravel. The car skidded into a ditch and rolled once, was righted by bystanders, and the passengers escaped unharmed.
The Ratcliff family will hold its annual reunion Sunday September 5 at Leonard Ratcliff's home four miles west of Morton on the Ocean to Ocean highway. A picnic dinner will be served at noon and all friends of the family are invited to attend.
Rome M. Gorham of Fillmore, who sold his Bainbridge grocery to Pat Roach, has purchased the Ocean Cafe from Mrs. Ethel Northcott. The move adds a new business owner to the Bainbridge dining scene.
The column covers visits and family gatherings in Bainbridge including Lizzie Williamson Floy Obenchain and kin with H. C. Brat tain, Coffman reunion near Mt Pleasant, and Florence Obenchain staying with her mother Mrs Thomas Williamson. It notes a funeral for Mrs Helen Wampler Shawley in Hollandsburg and other community events, travels and picnics around Bainbridge with multiple local residents mentioned.
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