Sandusky News Highlights Local Social Visits and Deaths
Miss Alta Rominger visited at Walter Hite's over Sunday. Miss Alma Spillman and Rosa Dugan attended the Clarksburg commencement. Miss Chloe Burns died after a protracted illness. John W. Taylor died after two weeks of illness. The Woman's Missionary Conference meets April 10 with speakers from Burmah and the Home Mission Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Rominger
Walter Hite
Mesdames Mira
Maud Seright
Herman Kenady
Milroy
Clarksburg
Robert Buell
Tipton
Myrtle Hartig
Rosa Dugan
Alma Spillman
John W. Taylor
Here
May Guthrie
Suttles
U. B. Church
Letts
Woman’s Missionary Conference of Sandcreek Association
Baptist
Cora S. Packer
Burmah
Miss Goodrich
Jeffrey
Woman’s Home Mission Society
Rural County Notes Highlight Visits and Local News
Grandma Cain can attend church again as county correspondence recounts a string of visits and gatherings. News covers church plans, health updates, missionary talks, and a new baby born to Clyde Scull’s family in Greensburg area.
Local notes on residents and happenings in Milroy area
Milroy community updates include Lizzie Hall moving into a new home, J F Riche’s pneumonia recovery, J F Whitinger visiting relatives, Tra A Somerville planning a summer build, Miss Clara Westhafer home from Moores Hill College, Mrs Samantha Henderson recovering, Mrs Walter Thorp returning from visit, Anna Metzler’s Greensburg trip, Rev E B Rawls to hold Mt Oliver meeting, Russell Long visiting Victor Westhofer then DePauw, Mrs Victoria Lugenbell and Mrs Ed Brown visiting J E Carder, Miss Mary Walker nursing at Scull home, Mr Scull at Martinsville sanatorium, Mrs Jane Ross moving, funeral of Elizabeth McNeally near Waldron, Enterprise mill engine damage delaying startup, Thomas Bottorff to run it soon, and Mrs Bentle of Dr Bentle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lugenbell
Ed Brown
Ernest Carder
Milroy
Elizabeth Thomas
Dora
Brewersville
Chloe Burns
Levi Burns
Ella Shaw
China
Westport
M. E
Letts
Mt. Pleasant
Clara Westhafer
Moores Hill College
Samantha Henderson
Walter Thorp
Sandusky
E. B. Rawls
Mt. Oliver
Russell Long
Denver
Victor Westhofer
DePauw University
Victoria Lugenbell
J. E. Carder
Mary Walker
Leslie Scull
Scull
Martinsville
Jane Ross
Minnie Alter
Gowdy
W. W. Barton
W. A Smith
Elizabeth McNeally
Waldron
Enterprise
Thomas Bottorff
Local notes from St. Paul social and civic life
St. Paul residents encounter illnesses and deaths as John Kanouse dies. Neighbors visit and host gatherings. Local moves include Dr. Wilcox occupying new rooms and Mr Englehart relocating. The community reports travels, marriages, a car ride outing, and plans to build a United Brethren parsonage and church on nearby lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hill
Westport
Pleasant Times at LaLoma Place Favorable Weather and Local Visits
In LaLoma Place all is pleasant with neighbors noting rain raised creeks Tuesday night while corn plowing paused. Elmer Woodruff and family visitations occur as Mrs. Woodruff recovers from la grippe and Mrs. Eugene Allen improves after eight weeks of rheumatism. Local residents include Hartsville workers Alpha Hillis and Woolfe of Forest Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Hillis
Hartsville
Elmer Woodruff
Will Carr
Eugene Allen
Everett Carr
God Father
Foley’s Honey and Tar Trademark Card Guarantee
A vintage certification states druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package, and substitutes should be refused. J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Westport Personal Notices and Local Moves
Westport brief lists residents visiting relatives and moving between farms and town. Several locals, including Mrs Mary Taylor and Bert Heavern, are described as very sick with one not expected to live. Greensburg is a recurring location with multiple shopping and business trips noted. Preaching services are planned at Mt Pleasant Sunday morning at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Heavern
Etta Boicourt
Greensburg
Will Zetterberg
Will Robbins
Mt. Pleasant
Local Notes from Greensburg Area Include Movements and Death
Sizable list of residents on short trips and relocations with Arch Blair family moving to Simmonds property in town. Ed Moor and John McCammon visited Greensburg on business while Dr J A Welch heads to Chicago for lectures. Mrs Nancy Lefforge dies. funeral held at M E church with interment Finley cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Moor
Ed Moor
Greensburg
John McCammon
Arch Blair
Simmonds
Frank Evans
Minot
North Dakota
Carrie Armstrong
Thelma
Indianapolis
Barton & van Scyoe
Nancy E. Lefforge
M. E
C. E. Hester
Finley
Dr J B Kinsinger Osteopathic Physician Ad for Greensburg
Dr J B Kinsinger osteopathic physician advertises treatment for various ailments. He cites graduation from the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo. Office in Hamilton Block Greensburg Ind. Hours 9 to 4 Tuesdays and Saturdays. Phone 433. Consultation free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Hamilton Block
Greensburg
Ind
Gossip and Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
Mrs Lizzie Martin visited Batesville on Tuesday Abner Colson travels to Indianapolis for a few days Bertha Martin visited Greensburg on Wednesday Miss Bertha Gilbert stayed in Rushville Indefinitely Raymond Whitaker of Indianapolis called on friends Forrest Kitchin and wife visited Greensburg Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Effie Conley returned Friday after visiting her husband at Vincennes An oilman seeks leases for test wells Some go to Knochsburg Sunday John Freeland visited Indianapolis for his daughter Charles and William Barnard rushed to Pennsylvania for a sister and aunt Dick Givan called on friends near Clarksburg Saturday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Martin
Clinton Township
Vaughn Nation
Ed Darnell
Rushville
Robert White
Will Martin
Milroy
Mary Martin
J. H. McCullough
W. F. McCullough
Burney
Anna Brownscombe
Maud Nevinger
Greensburg
Charles Johnson
Lucy Roberts
Mesdames
Stella Givans
Ethel Owens
John Pumphrey
Letts
Dan Baker
Mary Wilson
Ralph
Cliff Arnold
W. W. McCall
Springhill
W. F. Scoular
Shaw Davis
S. L. Brooks
Mr. Carr
West Virginia
Rankin
Adelaide Robison
Grandpa
Grandma Robison
Indianapolis
Flossie Roberts
Croup
Margaret Handiges
Griffin
Retta
T. H. Cleland
D. D
The
American Tract Society
Scoular
J. P. Archey
Clarence
Allison
St. Paul
Leslie Scull
Clyde
Mr. Englehart
Muncie
Fred Avery
Miss Jerman
Jerman
Prof
Crawley
George Cuskaden
Shelbyville
Charles L. Williams
R. D. Templeton
Cincinnati
Joseph French
Snyder
Johannes
George Boling
Miss Carr
Frankfort
Bean
Ben Mason
Dudley Harwood
Jessie Dixon
Sarah West
Dr. Burroughs
Londa Wright
Will Porter
Aaron Boiceurt
John S. Morris
Cortez Goodwin
Harris City
William Lockridge
Charles Hamilton
George Willey
Everett Logan
James Cox
Queensville
Richard Johnson
James Pavy
Jackson Township
Florence Simmonds
Jeffersonville
Lizzie Martin
Batesville
Abner Colson
Bertha Martin
McKeighan
Bertha Gilbert
Raymond Whitaker
Effie Conley
Vincennes
Knochsburg
John Freeland
Charles
Wiliam Barnard
Pennsylvania
Dick Givan
Clarksburg
An Insidious Danger of Kidney Trouble Warns Reader
An old warning on kidney illness notes it is insidious and may progress to fatal disease before symptoms are clear. urges early action with Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Brights disease and diabetes attributed to J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
J. H. Batterton
Colgates Rickseckers and Eastman talcum at Batterton's
Batterton's lists Colgate talcum product lines with Ricksecker and Eastman brands priced as part of a display in the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate’s
Ricksecker’s
Eastman
Price
Batterton’s
New Pure Food and Drug Law Statement
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is declared not affected by the national pure food and drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The notice from J. H. Batterton recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
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Edgar Bradley
Lett’s Corner
Walter Thorpe
Frank Martin
Ethbert Waybright
Stine Sefton
Charles Clemons
McKinney Carter
Bertha Wilkinson
Burke’s Chapel
Kingston
Miss Rose Wilson
Warren Bruner
Bessie Springmier
Clyde Kitchin
Rush County
Alice Peery
Charles Throp
Alvin Myers
Bowen
Orlando Hamilton
Capital
Joyce Thompson
Grammar
Frank Kitchin
Maud Updike
Richmond
William Booth
Thomas Nadal
Olivet College
Michigan
J. M. Farlow
Ned Tompkins
West Main Street
Mertle
Medical College
Headlee
Lizzie Hall
J. F. Riche
J. F. Whitinger
Mathews
Tra A. Somerville
Anna Metzler
John Neidigh
John Kanouse
Hal Adams
Dr. Wilcox
George Cuskaden, Sr
John Cuskaden
Ballard
Mueller
Lafayette
Floyd
Frank Allison
Dollie
Hite
Morrow
LaLoma Place
Mrs. Gibson
Mrs. Lambert
Near
Idlewild
Nathan Woodruff
Lucile Carr
Mildred Evans
Woolfe
Forest Hill
Near Quailtown
James Oliphant
Ruth Ralston
Foley & Company
Chicago
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E.C. McMahan
Fannie
J. A. Welch
C. A. Weaver
J. B. Kinsinger
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van B. McCune
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