Grocery Sale Advertises Wide Range Of Household Goods
A long list of staple groceries and cleaning supplies is advertised with bulk oats macaroni dried fruits and canned vegetables. household items include soaps cleaners and kitchen aids priced per unit or in bundles. It notes brands like Aunt Jemima Sleetiga and Puffed Wheat along with coffee sugar and fruit products and emphasizes weekly sale quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pride
Ieee Het SS
Cnens
Bam Cotes
Eer
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Wyandot Cleaner
Cciane Gr
Cassers Tw
Secseacsien Ecdassas dl Contig LA Palmolive Saon
Sail Soan
Lotth BeOorets Bree Ioec
Secscieve- Doe
Early Gash Grocery Ad Highlights Digestive Relief
Theodore Sandford of Tenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach trouble and could not eat fruits or vegetables without pain. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can eat produce without pain or sleepless nights. The ad urges indigestion relief with a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sandford
Tenmore
Mich
Chamberlain
Local Social Notes and Illnesses in Bainbridge Route 1
Mrs. Hazel Sutherlin visited Helen Martin Monday afternoon. Mrs. Wilber Clodfelter ill with flu. Otha Bales and wife visited the latter's parents, Samuel Blackets of near Bellmore. Guy Sutherlin and family callers at Bert Harbison's. Willis Crodian's family called to bedside of his mother who is ill but improving. Alvah Thomas and wife visited Mollie Crodian Saturday afternoon. Witt and Rich Sutherlin in Crawfordsville recently. Aunt Lizzie McGaughey died Tuesday morning. Elmer Clodfelter and family visited Mrs. Sewell at Russellville. Lafe McGaughey family called on D. N. Clodfelter Sunday. Mart McBride recovering from measles. Oscar Clodfelter, wife and daughter dined with Clarence Clodfelter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sutherlin
Helen Martin
Wilber Clodfelter
Otha Bales
Samuel Blackets
Near Bellmore
Guy Sutherlin
Bert Harbison
Willis Crodian
Brick Chapel
Alvah Thomas
Mollie Crodian
Witt
Rich Sutherlin
Crawfordsville
Lizzie McGaughey
Elmer Clodfelter
Rural Route Four notes and family visits
Florence Brown has improved after a week of illness. Mrs C C Brown and children visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs James Brown. A birthday dinner honored Mr Brown on his sixty seventh birthday. J L Brown is slowly improving. C O Stomper and family with C A Hall’s family visited Sunday. A program was given at the ardenl house Friday afternoon. Leo Cox and children visited relatives Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
C. C. Brown
James Brown
Mr. Brown
C. O. Stomper
Hehy
Mr. C
Ardenl House
Leo Cox
Fincastle Bridges Family Reunion Noted
The Bridges family held a reunion at the Community House for Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Nebraska formerly Mrs. Rachel Williams. Attendees included J. W. Terry, George Wilkinson and family, Elmer Watson and wife, the Tustisons and Robbie, and Bert Smitz and family. Mrs. Riveles funeral attended by Filmer Watson and wife. Mrs. Joe Everman and Neal of Russellville with measles. James Mandla returned to Indianapolis after visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Roesellville
Bert Smitz
John Nodd
John Stultz
Bert
James Mandla
Indianapolis
Local residents host gatherings in Malta area
Mr and Mrs Herbert Lawson and son Allen and Mr and Mrs Clyde Walls were guests of Mr and Mrs Hobart Robinson on Sunday. Mrs Jennie Duncan and Mrs Emma Morgan visited Mrs Willy Shuck last Wednesday. Sam Campbell, ill for six months, is slowly recovering. Mrs Mollie Goodwin went to I ville on business. About thirty friends and neighbors surprised Will and Shuck at their home last Saturday evening with games and fruit refreshments.
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Herbert Lawson
Allen
Clyde Walls
Hobart Robinson
Jennie Duncan
Fillmore
Emma Morgan
Margaret
Willy Shuck
Sam Campbel
Morris Goodwin
Will Shuck
Mary
Iville
Death of Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Sigler in Marion Township
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Sigler an 81 year old resident of Marion township died at her home last Wednesday from general debility. Funeral services were held at the Dunkard church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth Sigler
Marion Township
Local Socials and Incidents in Clinton Township
In Clinton township Rev. L D Dodd conducted a burial at the Dunkard cemetery. Sunday visits included Mrs Besdie Barnard and Wilma Gene with Mrs Goldie Bee. Mrs Flora Holwager Irma Ryder and a young child with Mrs Eula Stages. Rev Dodd was dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Goddard. Occasional dinners and visits featured Mr and Mrs George Conley, Donald Thomas with his parents, and Mrs Golda Bee with Mrs Bettes. Dunbar Hill saw Mr Dunbar fall from a buggy injuring a rib. he is recovering well. Continuous calls included Pearl Richardson visiting Ade Vanhook and Mrs Mary Lurber and Mrs Mary Boswell. Sunday visitors to the Dodds included Leo Shurper, Herbert Boswell, and Andy Sandford, with Mrs Len Richardson’s relatives from Hamrick Station. Mary Lurber and Clara Dodd attended a show at the new kid school building Thursday night.
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Clinton Township
L. D. Dodd
Dunkard
Besd
Ie Barnard
Wilma Gene
Goldie Bee
Flora Holwager
Irma Ryder
Little Son
Emily Boswell
Eula Stages
Greencastle
Charles Goddard
George Conley
Donald Thomas
Henry Harvey Thomas
Golda Bee
Bettes
Sarah Bett
Oscar Boring
Tom Bettis
Mr. Dunbar
Pearl Richardson
Ade Vanhook
Mary Lurber
Mary Boswell
Dodd
Leo Shurper
Herbert Boswell
Andy Sandford
Len Richardson
Hamrick
Clara Dodd
New Kid School
A Timely Suggestion for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A brief note recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It notes the medicine is pleasant to take and widely reputed for its curative effects.
Obituary of Helen Marie Skelton
Helen Marie Skelton, born January 16 1914, died March 10 1920 at age 6. The eldest daughter of Isaac and Mary Skelton, she leaves a father, mother, two sisters Ruth Genetta and Mary Katherine, grandparents and many relatives. She was bright and loving, always caring for others, and faced illness with cheer. May God help the bereaved bear their loss and find solace in her eternal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie
Isaac
Mary Skelton
Ruth Genetta
Mary Katherine
Earth
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Louis Schachtel
Louis Schachtel, tinsmith at 319 N Jackson St Greencastle, testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills cured his long standing kidney and back pain after trying many medicines. He notes the remedy cost 60 cents and is available at all dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Greencastle
Louis Schachtel
N. Jackson Street
Dean
Doan
Mr. Schachtel
Foster-Milburn Co
Migrs
Buffalo
N.Y
Eskimo and Montagnais Burial Customs Detailed
Eskimos lay dead in a seated posture on flat ground with stone cairns. The ghosts are kept appeased by piling articles for the dead though later theft occurs, with substitutions common. Montagnais bodies are buried in boxes with guns, powder, and other items, later removed as relatives visit.
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Labrador
End of an Era on the Avenue Stage
A veteran stage driver Bill Corringan, nearly sixty, wins one last chance to drive the company’s horse drawn stages along the avenue he loves. The president offers him a chance to ride again with his granddaughter as a passenger and to share memories of his long service.
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Nell
Vic
Bill
William Corringan
Pill
Bin
Lersons
Pil
Billy
Dry Hole Kimbley Brings Wealth to Widow and Town
In Muskogee Oklahoma widow Lottie Hammock and seven fatherless children gain control of an eighty acre farm with a $200000 bank balance after backers drilled a successful well on the property. Oilman B W Kimbley, long derided as a dry hole, led the venture and used the profits to save the widow from foreclosure and lift many local fortunes in the Booch sand field northeast of Mortis. The mortgage was paid, title cleared, and backers received their gains as the well yielded a new era of prosperity.
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Muskogee
Lottie Hammock
B. W. Kimbley
Metor
Kimbley
Oklahom
Marley
Booch
Mortis
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America
R. K. Knoll CO
Greencastle Commercial Club
Cope E Etree Ee
South Greencastle
Main and Broadway
the Herald
Bainbridge
J. L. Brown
Fincastle
Malta
Clinton Falls
Dunbar Hill
West Philadelphia
Peter
Paul
Washington
Frank A. Munsey
Robert Russell
Dilly
Kimsley
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