Dillinger Sisters Attend Wey Unity Meeting Sunday
Robert Dillinger and his sisters Sara and Iva attended a Wey Unity meeting Sunday. The event drew local residents and focused on community cooperation and upcoming activities.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
4
Robert Dillinger and his sisters Sara and Iva attended a Wey Unity meeting Sunday. The event drew local residents and focused on community cooperation and upcoming activities.
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An advertisement touts P. D. Q. Pesky Devils' Quietus as a 35¢ package that makes a quart and can kill a million bedbugs, with a 15¢ package producing a gallon. Claims cover fleas on dogs and chicken lice. sold by R. P. Mullins.
Mr and Mrs Charles Goddard visited at James Rogers Sunday. Mrs Nannie Cutbirth recently from Clinton Ind is staying with Mrs Charles Daily and will summer with L M Wright. Easton Dickey and son Andrew visited Vaughn Dickey Sunday. James Layman and John Layman with others visited Charles Layman Sunday. Dr Sigler attended Charley Goddard's horse Sunday evening. the horse remained sick and stayed away until Tuesday.
Dr Foster and Mrs Foster return from Kansas City. Edgar Jobe visits Greene county friends. Elizabeth McElroy visits Terre Haute relatives. Reelsville switchboard moved to C E Hills. High school closes May 16. Baccalaureate Sunday May 18. Commencement May 22. Basket dinner May 18 at Reelsville church with Sunday school convention to follow.
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