Mothers Circle Christmas Meeting At Beck Home
Society members gathered at E M Beck on West First Street for a Mothers Circle Christmas program titled Christmas Travelogues. Readings, music, and a luncheon followed as two new members joined and about sixty attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Beck
West First Street
Mothers’ Circle
John W. Owens
D. W. Hazelrigg
Palestine
John William Goddard
E. L. Logan
Will Goddard
Everett Ricketts
Albert E. Tischler
Department Club
Louis Bowrink
Louisa Cory
Mary Goddard
A. H. Talbott
Fred Erdmann
Charles Stegmaier
Odell
Cort Patton
Andrew J Hornung Bride of Mand Angstaff in Indianapolis
Andrew J Hornung son of Jacob A Hornung of this city, once a Big Four operator here, was married Tuesday in Indianapolis where he runs a sanitarium. A wedding at 2947 Park Avenue featured Miss Mand Angstaff as bride to Joann Freeman as sole attendant. Rudolph Hawkins played Lohengrin and Rev F S C Wicks officiated amid palms, ferns, and chrysanthemums. Continuous floral decor extended to the dining room with pink and white chrysanthemums and ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Hornung
Jacob A. Hornung
Big Four
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star
Ross Free
Park Avenue
Rudolph Hawkins
Scottish Rite convocation attendance and class reunion event
R C Kanouse and O A McCoy attended the Scottish Rite convocation in Indianapolis today. McCoy will join a 1914 class reunion tonight with a four dollar per plate banquet and social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Kanouse
O. A. McCoy
Indianapolis
Mr. McCoy
Local residents visit and daily notes from Kokomo area
Mrs Mellie Lindsay and Mrs Louise Langjahr of Kokomo and Lebanon today guest at I O O F Home with Superintendent C E Lockhart. Several locals travel to Rushville Indianapolis and Adams for family or business matters while others attend concerts and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellie Lindsay
Kokomo
Louise Langjahr
Lebanon
C. E. Lockhart
Home
Mrs Ida Brown Visits City Formerly Miss Ida Boys
Mrs Ida Brown of Milroy, formerly Miss Ida Boys, daughter of the late William Boys who lived in Gainesville about twenty years ago, has represented this company here for several years and was present today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Brown
Milroy
Brown
Miss Ida Boys
William Boys
Gainesville
Mrs Davis Goes to Marion to Stay Winter With Daughter
Mrs Mary Davis mother of Elmer Davis travels to Marion to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs John Raines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Elmer Davis
Marion
John Raines
Elliott Couple Return Home After Madison Visit
C. M. Elliott and his wife of Madison returned home today following a visit with Mrs. W. R. Elliott located north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Elliott
Madison
W. R. Elliott
Claude Ewing Visits City On Business Trip
Claude Ewing son of the late Cor tez Ewing connected with an Indianapolis bonding house arrived yesterday to renew boyhood friendships during a business trip. He is described as a fine young man and a State University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ewing
Cortez Ewing
Indianapolis
Mr. Ewing
State University
Visit by Civil War veteran Joseph Lemasters at Marion Home
G A R veteran Joseph Lemasters, who enlisted in 1864 and served six months without a specific regiment, visits the Marion Home for a period. He has been there for some time and is now staying to spend extra days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Stith
Carver Street
Tra Clark
Joseph, Lemasters
Marion
Meat man Paul Harrison moves to Shelbyville
Paul Harrison, previously of Westport and two years in Greenfield, relocates to Shelbyville to be closer to home folks. He has a meat business background and formerly lived near Milroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Westport
Greenfield
Shelbyvile
Milroy
Market Corn and Wheat Prices Rise Sharply
The price of corn in the local market advances from seventy five to eighty cents and wheat climbs from 164 to 182. The report notes the gains with a brisk tone.
Mrs Faulkner Visits Rob bins in Horace neighborhood
Mrs Charles Faulkner of Westport spent the day with Mrs Charles Robbins in the Horace neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faulkner
Westport
Charles Robbins
Horace
Mrs. Jones Guest of Paris Woman on East Main
Mrs Harry L Jones of Paris Michigan is visiting as a guest of Mrs S P Minear on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Jones
Paris, MI
S. P. Minear
East Main Street
Mrs Schrader Visits Mil ford Friends In Lawrenceburg
Mrs Adam Schrader of near Milford visited friends in Lawrenceburg today. Reported good interest in last night’s Centenary church meeting where leader was absent. Mr H P Scott led in place and presented a helpful and interesting message. Tonight's subject is Lost in the Crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Schrader
Milford
Lawrenceburg
Centenary Church
H. P. Scott
Engraved calling cards for the holidays offered
The business advertises engraved calling cards for the holiday season with emphasis on prompt service and customer satisfaction. Order now to secure timely delivery and quality craftsmanship.
Mrs Towler Seriously Ill At Parents Home Nearby
Mrs Hannah Towler lies seriously ill at her parents home three miles southwest of town, with Mr and Mrs Cornelius Boring listed as her guardians in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Towler
Mrs. Cornelius Boring
Springfield visitor linked to local gym class
Mrs Clyde Hill of Springfield Illinois arrived yesterday to visit relatives. She was formerly Elizabeth Stogshill of this city and is well known here. The new gym class organized by Miss Florine Siling at the high school drew much interest from feminists. Membership is limited to forty with a wait list. a night class is being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hill
Springfield
Llinois
Hill
Elizabeth Stogshill
Florine Siling
Livestock Shipment From Local Yards Sparsely Packed
Six cars of livestock were shipped from local yards today with two from Carl Swift and Carlos Harrison, one from Mrs. Lizzie Logan, and one from John Montange. The lifting of the foot and mouth quarantine west of the Mississippi signals a market decline, prompting sellers to move stock quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swift
Carlos Harrison
Lizzie Logan
John Montange
Mississippi
Evangelist Rev. Frank Hood to preach at Kingston Church
Rev Frank Hood Franklin Presbyterian state evangelist will preach at Kingston church Sunday morning at 10:30 and each night next week. Hood is half-brother of S A Bonner and was born in Fugit township, drawing many old friends to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hood
Franklin
Kingston
Mr. Hood
S. A. Bonner
Fugit Township
Royal Arch Masons to Meet and Dinner at Seitz Cafe
The Royal Arch and Royal and Select Master Masons will convene at 4 30 this afternoon to confer the Mark Master degree in the presence of Grand Inspector John J Glendening of Indianapolis. A 6 o'clock dinner at Seitz Cafe will follow. Afterward there will be work and inspection in the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Royal
John J. Glendening
Indianapolis
Seitz
Council
Miers Couple Leaves Town for Kansas City Illness
Mr and Mrs John A Miers of six miles west of town departed today for Kansas City Kansas to care for Mrs Mary Carver sister of Mrs Carver previously known here as Mrs Commodore James daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pavey both deceased The move follows her serious illness and she is the sister in law of the Miers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Miers
Kansas City
Kansas
Miers
Mary Carver
Milk Depot Sees Over 700 Gallons Daily on West Main
The Polk Sanitary Milk Depot reports receiving more than 700 gallons of milk daily at its temporary receiving station on West Main Street. The strong response reflects well on Decatur County farmers who promptly meet a good proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Sanitary Milk Depot
West Main Street
Decatur County
Winters in Orlando Connect Greensburg Visitors
Dr. M. Wilton and wife travel to Orlando Florida for the winter. They will stay in the same town as Dr. A. D. Galbraith and wife who arrived recently. Mr. and Mrs. Carra Hand, former Greensburg residents now in Orlando, will host their visitors and show them a good time.
Revivalist Pastor Yecuell Now In Winfield Meeting
Rev. Herbert Yecuell who led a revival here three years ago is now conducting a similar meeting in Winfield Kansas. Albert Boling has sued H Lewis Eisler in circuit court on a note and account demanding 90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Yecuell
Christian Church
Winfield
Kansas
Albert Boling
H. Lewis Eisler
Public Milch Cows Sale At Star Livery Barn
Public sale of milch cows advertised for next Saturday at Star Livery Barn. Polk milk station’s establishment has created strong demand and bidders are expected to buy readily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
The
Daily Review
Polk
Local Social Notes And A Westport Theater Bill
Mrs William Hurst and daughters Miss Myrtle and Opal were guests of friends today. Cleo Peniger substituted on mail route No 1 in Charles Evans absence. Miss Philomena Oesterling of Morris visited friends here today. Co B James made a business trip to Indianapolis this morning. Rhoda Williams of Wabash visiting her sister Mrs G C Benton in Jackson township went to Cincinnati today with niece Grace Benton. Mrs S A Simmons of Des Moines Iowa left after a few days with Mr and Mrs James A Eaton. The new Westport theater offers The Girl at the Curtain a two reel drama with Francis X Bushman plus a one reel comedy and a Western. Mr and Mrs Hugh Th Miller left for Saranac Lake New York for health reasons and hope to return in spring to resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Peniger
Charles Evans
Rhoda Williams
Wabash
G. C. Benton
Jackson Township
Cincinnati
Grace Benton
S. A. Simmons
Des Moines
Iowa
James A. Eaton
Westport
Francis X. Bushman
Hugh Th. Miller
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Fifteen Year Cough Relieved by Fo Leys Honey and Tar
R F Hall from Mahe Virginia suffered a bronchial cough and throat irritation for fifteen years. He reports that one bottle of Fo Leys Honey and Tar relieved the cough entirely. The remedy is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
R. F. Hall
Mahe
Mrs Hunter Returns Home After Montana Visit
Mrs L M Hunter left Saturday for her home near Laurel Montana after visiting relatives and friends in town. Mrs Hunter reached Billings Montana on the return trip Monday and today Mr and Mrs J W Burney received confirmation of her safe arrival there.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised for Digestive Relief
An old fashioned remedy promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets to stop self poisoning from fermenting undigested food. The ad claims quick action without griping or sickness and notes availability everywhere.
Y M C A Notes and Volley Ball Championship Tonight
Y M C A notes report a regular Men's Bible Class meeting at 6 30 p m led by Thomas Davidson continuing The Bible in the Making with a request to notify of absence. Volley Ball Championship decided tonight with top teams from Senior and Business Men's leagues at 8 p m lineup lists shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davidson
Gray
Barbe
Scott
Rutherford
Bracken
Russell
Turner
Magee
Willard
Ray
Schlemmer
Flick
Batterton
Dingers and Teams Confident Ahead of YMCA Basketball Night
Basketball at the Y promises a busy Saturday. The Intermediate League opens at 7 15 with all teams chosen from Y classes. Sandusky High School faces a picked Y team at 8. The Seniors also play. A Wednesday practice by the YMCA representative team signals strong form.
No Higher Price For This Foley Kidney Pills
Amid rising costs for food and clothing, Foley Kidney Pills remain affordable and useful for backache sore muscles rheumatic pains and bladder trouble. Sold everywhere with steady demand from households seeking relief.
Second Annual Laymembers Service at Spring Hill Church
The Second Laymembers Fellowship meeting of Spring Hill Church will be held at 10 30 next Sabbath morning. Mr H E Bonner will preside. The program includes songs prayers scripture readings announcements special music round table conference and talks on Paul Gods Chosen Vessel The Moulding of the Man The Marring of the Man The Mission of the Man The Monument of the Man and closes with the Lord's Prayer. Members and public urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Church
Spring Hill Community Church
H. E. Bonner
James Maxwell
Lottie Kelly
Nettie Meek
Paul
Russell Cavender
Maud Kirby
Ed Sef
Greensburg Lodge Members Rally for 1885 Group
Stanton Guthrie, Charles Howe, Charles S. Williams, James E. McKim, Marcellus Jackson, and "Daddy" Hamilton lead a lively Greensburg gathering, with elders like Elmer Bassett and John King aiding the warmth. Arthur Lowe traveled from Indianapolis to attend, underscoring fellowship at Chillon Lodge No 129, organized in 1885, a year before Greensburg. Greensburg boasts over 500 members, while the lodge stands about 485.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Williams
James FE. McKim
Marcellus Jackson
Daddy” Hamilton
Greensburg
Elmer Bassett
Charles Ewing
John King
Bob” Burton
Chillon
Dan Buckley Dies Saving Barn From Grass Fire
Daniel Buckley 67 a Smyrna area farmer died of apoplexy while fighting a grass fire at his farm. Exhaustion during his failed bid to save the barn triggered a brain hemorrhage. Coroner Dr. M C West ruled the death. he leaves a widow and son Edward of near Napoleon with funeral at 9 AM Saturday in Napoleon’s Catholic church and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Buckley
Smyrna
Mr. Buckley
Buckley Place
Edward Buckley
Napoleon
Millhousen Man Wins Wager by Quick St Paul Trip
Reuben Niehaus of Millhousen completed the St Paul journey in two hours nine minutes fifteen seconds, beating the two hour ten minute target. He started at 2 PM from the Annex corner, maintained a steady pace, and appeared exhausted but uninjured afterward. A crowd accompanied him in a machine to time the trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millhousen
Reuben Niehaus
St. Paul
Niehuas
Niehaus
Hog weighs 755 pounds sells for forty thousand
Wolf and Barnard of New Point buy a 755 pound hog from Ed Menkhaus in a large sale noted as one of the biggest purchases seen locally. The hog was valued at about 74 dollars, a reflection of the strong market for such creatures. The scene closes with a nod to Woodmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf & Barnard
Newpoint
Cincinnati
Ed Menkhaus
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Daily Mothers’ Circle
Grenesburg
Florence Mazelrigg
Medford
Oregon
Fanning
Miss Hazelrigg
W. F. Isaacs
Kingston Community Club
Commounity Hall
Hamilton
Switzerland
Europe
Charles Dravis
Erle Hamilton
Harry Walke
Ed Hamilton
Westminster Guild
Sara Louise Dille
Joann Freeman
Hornung
Central Avenue
Kate Langstaff
Carrollton
William H. Schott
New York
Bailey-Davis
Earnest Bailey
LaVerne Davis
Osgood
Guy Davis
Gretna Green
Louis Whittenburg
Kathryn Sturgis
Bailey
Main Street
Eagles Hall
Henrietta Lacy
Walter Beeson
Bert Clark
Cort Magee
Walter Hite
Sandusky
M. L. Taylor
Bowling Green
Mary Eward
Henry Thomson
North Broadway
Brazier Kirby
Leander Logan
Lane Kirby
May Marshall
Jean Perry
Hazel Thomson
Roy Beeson
Thomas Price
Hornung-Langstaff
William Schoentrup
Scipio
Mrs
Frank Vogel
Rushville
Grant Gregg
Lou Thomas
West Sheridan Street
Mrs. J. Bennet
Adams
Thomas E. Davidson
Will Erdmann
Edkins Shoe Shop
New Review
Charles Reed
Karl Zoller
Ripley County
C. F. Kercheval
John B. McKee
Louis Bobrink
Lytle
Rollin A. Turner
Columbus
Edison
Kirby’s
G. W. Lanham
R. L. Dollings Co
Mr. Lanham
William Hurst
Myrtle
Opal
Philomena Oesterling
Morris
Co. B. James
Dingers
Mary Logan
Shelbyville
Knights of Pythias
Decatur
Shelby, Bartholomew
Johnson Counties
Grand Domain
Indiana
Grand Lodge
John W. Rhodes
Brother Rhodes
Clyde Blackard
Pythian
Stewart
Robert A. Brown
W. P. Hart
Uniform Bank
Elmer Sefton
Elmer
K. of P
Stanton Guthrie
Charles Howe
Arthur Lowe
Dan Buckley
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Laire Saag
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