Local Personal News Briefs Highlight Travel and Funeral Plans
Mr and Mrs J P Allen Jr were in Indianapolis Friday and Thursday. Otis manager of Put Le Company is in France for a week. Mrs Emma Windsor returns from a two week visit with relatives in Louisville. Mr and Mrs Frank Donner and Mrs O F Overstreet motored to Indianapolis Friday. R C officers and members meet Locust Street Church Saturday afternoon to attend the funeral of Mrs Sarah E Thompson.
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Otis
Put- 4 le
Emma Windsor
Louisville
Frank Donner
Irs
O. F. Overstreet
Indiapolis
R. C
Sarah E. Thompson
Mrs Cogswell to Leave for Washington D C
Mrs Dorothy Cogswell the talented performer and composer will leave Sunday with her daughter Mrs C W Otis and Jenny 611 East Seminary Street for Washington D C She will resume her duties as an instructor at the National Park Seminary
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Dorothy Cogswell
E. Cogswell
Ughter
C. W. Otis
Janny
East Seminary Street
Washington D. C
Rs. Cogswell
Naonal Park Seminary
New Lamp Burns 49 Percent Air Brighter Than Gas or Electricity
A new oil lamp tested by the U S Government and 55 universities proved superior to 10 ordinary lamps. It burns with no odor smoke or noise using 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. Inventor J N Johnson invites free ten day trials and offers agency shares to earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly.
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U. S
J. N. Johnson
Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Badgers to Attend District Meeting of Missionary Society
Rev and Mrs O E Badger will depart Saturday morning for Graysville to attend the district meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
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O. E. Badger
Graysville
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Cloverdale High School Notes Continued
Forty five plates were served at the banquet with music by Mrs. E. K. Watson and son of Indianapolis. The PTA will meet at the High School Auditorium on Wednesday Oct 3 with a social hour from 7 to 8 and a program to follow. Dr. W. W. Sweet of DePauw University will speak.
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E. K. Watson
Parent-Teachers Association
W. W. Sweet
DePauw University
Cloverdale Briefs Include Naval Academy Departure and Weddings
Leonard Branneman and Kenneth O'Daniel left for the Naval Academy in Annapolis after a month’s leave. Orville Hurst returned home to Benton Harbor after visiting Cloverdale relatives. John McAvoy celebrated his 7th birthday north of Cloverdale with family. Charles Snider and Bessie Royce of Terre Haute wed, to reside there after October 1. Fay D. Pickens departed for Janesville, Wisconsin.
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Leonard Branneman
Kenneth O'Daniel
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mr. Branneman
Cloverdale
Mr. O'Daniel
Indianapolis
Orville Hurst
Earl Hurst
Benton Harbor
Michigan
King, Morrison , Foster Co
John McAvoy
John, Jr
Detroit
Charles Snider
Terre Haute
John Snider
Bessie Royce
Fay D. Pickens
Janesville
Wisconsin
Cloverdale Citizens Meet To Nominate Town Ticket
A meeting will gather all Cloverdale residents to nominate a town ticket. The gathering invites every citizen to participate in the nomination process and shape local leadership.
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Cloverdale
Fortnightly Club Meeting and Town Nomination Event
A report notes a meeting at the Joy Theatre on Monday evening October 1 at 7 30 for nominating a town ticket. The Fortnightly Club will gather at Mrs. Mary F Helfer's home on Tuesday October 2 at 7 o'clock to discuss responses on the topic The most interesting event of my vacation.
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Joy Theatre
Mary F. Helfer
Economy Store Advertises Low Priced Groceries
Local ad lists fresh buns at 12 cents a dozen, fig bars 15 cents per pound, bread seven cents, sugar cured bacon 16 cents per pound, bacon 20 cents, lard 17 cents, pork sausage 25 cents, home killed beef 30 cents, flour 70 cents for 24 pounds, water ground meal 15 and 7e, Kirk's Flake soap six bars 25 cents, sweet potatoes five cents, head lettuce 20 cents. Economy Store pledges quality goods for less.
Nurse Saves Two Patients from Operations
A nurse reports rescuing two patients from surgical procedures as doctors could not reach them with medicine. The nurse praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relieving catarrhal mucous and intestinal inflammation, claiming it cured both patients and offering money back guarantees through druggists.
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Mayr
Ady
Exemption plan adopted by Leainbridge High School
Leainbridge High School will implement an exemption system where students with an average of ninety or higher in a subject are exempt from semester exams in that subject. A student with ninety in all subjects and a good department grade may take one faculty chosen exam to gain practice for college. The plan aims to reward honest effort and reduce exams this year. Bainbridge baseball swept by Greencastle in two games 7 zero and 6 to 4. Curtis Publishing rep promoted Country Gentleman subscriptions to raise funds and clock money for a school electric program clock. Campaign led by Archie Chadd James Edwards for boys and Madon na Tustison Lucille Darnell for girls.
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B. H
Archie Chadd
James Edwards
Madonna Tustison
Lucille Darnell
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