Local social notes from Vevay and Bloomington
Miss Jane Schoonover returns to Vevay after visiting Miss Lida Cotton. Miss Marie Link returns to Indianapolis to work after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Link of North Broadway. Mr and Mrs Thomas Cookson and Mr and Mrs Hays Buskirk of Bloomington are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles L White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Schoonover
Vevay
Lida Cotton
Marie Link
Indianapolis
Mrs
Chris Link
North Broadway
Thomas Cookson
Hays Buskirk
Bloomington
Charles L. White
Indianapolis visitors and local notables stop by
Ed D Donnell his wife and son with Mr Cliff Donnell are in town from Indianapolis to visit relatives and friends. Mr Donnell remains employed as state printer. Miss Violet Allen efficient book keeper at the C J Loyd Poultry House was injured by an icy sidewalk yesterday and cannot work. Rev J Ed Murr pastor Milroy Methodist church visited today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed D. Donnell
Cliff Donnell
Indianapolis
Violet Allen
C. J. Loyd Poultry House
J. Ed Murr
Milroy Methodist Church
Family Visits and Birth Announced in Local Notes
William and Robert Miller visit Lawrenceburg to see sister Mrs James McGranahan. Olive Hite of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs Donnell Lowe in Spring Hill. Raymond Kautz, guest at Y C O F Home, trained at G H H and now a State Normal student. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Homer Meek last evening, arriving just before Christmas. Mr and Mrs Robert Todd return to Franklin after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William and
Robert Miller
Lawrenceburg
James McGranahan
Olive Hite
Indianapolis
Donnell Lowe
Spring Hill
Raymond Kautz
G. H
State Normal
Homer Meek
Robert Todd
Franklin
Jacob Haas
Mrs. Herbert Meek
Local Dispatch Updates on Health and Visits
Deputy Sheriff Grover DeMoss transported William H. Doeppig to Cragmont Hospital in Madison. Miss Stella Harvey of Indianapolis visits Elza Reed and family for the week. Prof Elmer Jerman and family travel to Indianapolis to see his mother Mrs L D W Jerman, wintering with daughter Mrs John Kuert. Edward Jerman of Topeka, Kan., will join for a reunion and dinner tomorrow. George Abbott suffers a severe tonsillitis attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover DeMoss
Madison
William H. Doeppig
Cragmont Hospital
Stella Harvey
Indianapolis
Elza Reed and
Elmer
Jerman
L. D. W. Jerman
John Kuert
Ilis
Edward
Topeka
Kan
Visitors and raids highlight Shelbyville news
Marsh McCormack J P Thomson and Mr and Mrs Wirt Woodfill visited Indianapolis. Rev F W Wart and daughter spent a quiet afternoon there. Shelbyville police raided the Eagles club on Christmas Eve finding a large booze haul and also checked the Elks rooms. Amos Lopez paid £1004 38 to the mother of a deceased client. Miss Sue Lambert takes over her father's Abstract business from the K P building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Eagles
Elks
Amos Lopez
The
State Life Insurance Company
Joseph Lewis
Sue Lambert
Miss Lambert
K. of P
Businessmen to Attend State Meeting in Columbus Tomorrow
Roy C Kanouse J M Blackmore Joe Strasburger Will Pulse and Harry Lathrop head to Columbus for a two day state business men gathering with prominent speakers. J A Staggr and son Clyde plan a raincoat store in the former J W Owens room and an auction sale of coats is slated for the new rooms above the Pols Caljon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. Kanouse
J. M. Blackmore
Joe Strasburger
Will Pulse
Harry Lathrop Ro
Columbus
Davn
J. A. Staggr
Clyde
J. W. Owens
Polscaljon
Miss Helen Coles Attends Colum bus House Party
Miss Helen Coles went to Colum bus last evening to attend a house party at the home of Miss Elizabeth Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coles
Columbus
Elizabeth Reeves
Visiting kin and friends travel notes in Indiana towns
J A Braden returns from a pleasant visit with his grandson Robert Crawford in Connersville. Miss Bernice Bennington of Sandusky spends the week with her parents in Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Braden
Robert Crawford
Connersville
Bernice Bennington
Sandusky
Knightstown
Mrs Will Lay Returns to Columbus After Visit
Mrs Will Lay has returned to Columbus following a visit with her Eich relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lay
Columbus
Eich
Christmas travel and family visits reported across towns
Mrs. Clay Aldrich and her son Russell visited her parents the Waits in Adams. John Richards returns home near Letts after Christmas with Rushville relatives. Horace McDonald and family from Sandusky come back from Indianapolis visit with his parents. Leona Hamilton and Gladys Welch from Westport travel to Indianapolis to see The Birth of a Nation at English's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Aldrich
Russell
Adams
David Waits
William Thornton
Frankfort
John Richards
Letts
Rushville
Leslie
Horace McDonald
Sandusky
Mrs
A. H. McDonald
Indianapolis
Leona Hamilton
Gladys Welch
Westport
English
Miss Golay Returns Home After Visit with Ricketts Family
Miss Golay of Cambridge City has returned home following a visit with Ed Ricketts and his family in the Sandusky neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Golay
Cambridge City
Ed Ricketts
Sandusky
Longtime County Resident Extends Daily Review Subscription
Luke A Terhune, six miles north of town, orders another year of the Daily Review to his address. He resides with his son in law Henry Goddard and is noted as a well known elder in the county. The January circuit court term starts Wednesday. New Year's Day is a holiday so court will not open then. Isaac Sefton returns from a trip to Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke A. Terhune
Daily Review
Henry Goddard
Mr. Terhune
Freight derailment delays rail service near New Bethel
An eastbound freight trailer derailed at New Bethel shortly after 10 PM Tuesday, blocking the I. and I. C. line and causing some passenger cars between Indianapolis, Shelbyville, and Greensburg to be canceled. The first westbound car to Shelbyville after the wreck arrived an hour late at 12:32 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bethel
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Greensburg
County Health Commissioner Named to Succeed Late Doctor
County commissioners in session today approved claims and appointed Dr B S White as county health commissioner to succeed the late Dr R M Thomas. It is expected Dr White will resign due to failing eyesight and Dr E A Porter of Burney will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alowed
B. S. White
R. M. Thomas
White
E. A. Porter
Burney
Local residents greet holidays with visitors and travel
Mrs. Fred Whipple of near Burney receives a mass of orange and lemon blossoms Christmas from her uncle George Lewis of San Dimas. Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kennedy depart for Johnson City Tennessee after attending the funeral of his sister Mrs. Charles B Evans. Misses Imogene and Mary Lois Marsh visit Columbus for New Year with Miss Thelma Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whipple
Near Burney
George Lewis
San Dimas
Cal
Wilbur Kennedy
Johnson City
Tenn
Charles B. Evans
Imogene
Mary Lois Marsh
Columbus
Thelma Robison
Christmas Dinners and Dances Highlight Rush County Social Season
Spring Hill guests join Mr and Mrs Hubert Innis in Rush County for a Christmas dinner. Lafe Wonn and family and Grover Smith with Mrs Jane Goddard and Miss Martha Smith attend. Steven Hoagland hosts at West North Street with hoaglands from Indianapolis. Elizabeth Dashiell entertains a large youth party with dancing and refreshments. Leah Flint plans a 24-cover dinner with out of town guests Christina Flint Harrel BailyRachel Turner Lillian Wood Fred Osborn. D A R meeting moves to 2 PM New Year’s Day at Mrs Joe Kitchin’s. Out of town guests attend Alex Levenstein’s Christmas Dance in Eagles Hall forty couples. Progress Club Christmas meeting features Charlotte Bronte sketches and Jane Eyre review. Will Kincaid home hosts annual elaborate Christmas dinner for 100 with Santa Claus decor and gifts. Nora McCormick departs for Stockton California after centennial visit. John F Childs gives all newsboys two bits as Christmas custom. others visit Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Flint
North Perkins Street
Harrel Baily
Martinsville
Christina Flint
Greensburg
Rachael Turner
Sandusky
Lillian Wood
Terre Haute
Fred Osborn
Kokomo
Rushville
Jacksonian
Progress Club
Edith
Amanda Hamilton
Kingston
Tressa Throp
Charlotte Bronte
Edith Murphy
Will Kincaid
Spring Hill
Santa Claus
Local Notices and Social Tidings From Belleville Area
Will H. Davis, veteran city post office clerk, spends vacation with relatives at Belleville Illinois near St Louis. The Angora cat belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crisler has died. Rev Earl Riley and wife of Sheridan are guests of his sister Mrs Charles L Ryan and other relatives. Mr Riley is pastor of the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Davis
City
Belleville
St. Louis
Walter Crisler
Earl Riley
Sheridan
Charles L. Ryan
Riley
Reed Accepts Toll Collector Post in Sheridan
Rollin Reed son of Mr and Mrs Alva Reed of Indianapolis has taken a toll collector job for Bell Telephone Co in Sheridan. Office work disagreed with him and outdoor duties suit him better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Reed
Alva Reed
Indianapolis
Bell Telephone Co
Rollin
Indianapolis Attorney Paul White Attends American Historical Society
Paul White, young Indianapolis attorney, traveled to Cincinnati to join an American Historical Society meeting, to hear his friend Prof. William H Lingelbach of the University of Pennsylvania. The society met at the Hotel Lincoln hosted by Judge William Howard Taft, with White formerly connected to Lingelbach at Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Indianapolis
P. T. Lambert
Cincinnati
American Historical Society
Wm. H. Lingelbach
University of Pennsylvania
W. H. Taft
Hotel Linton
White
U. of P
Lingelbach
Dille & Son Wins Monument Order in Danville
J. L. Dille & Son secured a $1,200 monument order in Danville, part of $2,900 in work the firm has placed there in two years. The move began after Mrs. Louisa House, a former Greensburster, recommended them and the firm urges other ex-residents to support a Greensburg business to grow its trade region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dille & Son
Danville
Louisa House
Greensburster
House
Greensburg
Portland Oregon progress letter from Rolland Clark to M E Newhouse
Rolland Clark of Portland Ore former Clarksburg resident writes Hon M E Newhouse Kingston about his career since moving two and a half years ago. He joined a live stock commission firm Bodine and Clark and speaks of the firm’s business since 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Newhouse
Kingston
Rolland Clark
Portland
Ore
Clarksburg
Oregon
Rolland
Bodine & Clark
Local yards report easing car famine with shipments
W. J. Kincaid sent a carload of mules to York Pennsylvania and Carl Swift forwarded hogs to Indianapolis. The car business is small today with many empty cars, ending a period of shipment strain that troubled shippers and the freight office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kincaid
York
Carl .Swift
Indianapolis
Local residents and events brighten holiday week in town
Carl Billings of Chugwater WY visits relatives after years away and teaches in Chugwater schools. Clyde Smith of Peru, once a window trimmer here, wins a 100 prize and is known as Coffee Smith. James C. St John, 78, longtime South Park cemetery custodian, plans to stay in Greensboro. John Roberts injures ankle in a yard incident. The McIntyre home narrowly escapes fire due to burning candies. Zella Morgan may serve as court reporter next term as trials foreseen. John Bower receives two large lemons from Rev Dr A Tucker in Florida showing local fruit adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Smith
Peru
Minear
Clyde
A. 3. Smith
Coffee
James C. St. John
South Park Cemetery
Mr. St. John
Creensboro
John Bower
A. Tucker
Lynn Haven
Fla
Foley’s Honey and Tar Trial Offer for Coughs
Readers are urged to cut a slip and mail five cents to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chithee TH. They will receive a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chithee
Foley
Christmas Entertainment At Milford Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the Christmas entertainment in Milford Saturday night. Visitors include Mack Lane and Paul and Raymond Bullard of New Castle, Miss Luna Lane, Della Creech of Indianapolis, and many locals like Robert Haldeman and wife. Several residents are listed as sick, with others visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Lane
Paul and
Raymond Bullard
New Castle
Luna Lane
Della Creech
Indianapolis
Robert Haldeman
Bettie Goodwin
Harry Peterson
Shelby County
Clarabel Hunger
St. Paul
C. G. Harrod
Burney
Our Town
Ralph Conk
Asbury Price
Henry Christian
Local residents return for holidays from distant towns
Burney and C J Russell family of Muncie visited relatives and returned home. William Pumphrey and wife came back to Shelbyville after several days here. Mrs Lester Myers and children of Rochville visit her parents W A Miner and wife. Mrs Will Slowe of Mooney guests of daughter Mrs Glen Eliott. Mrs Clay Alexander and Miss Louise Elliott back from Indianapolis trip. Mrs Oscar Oaks and son William visit Aurora relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Huff
St. Paul
Fred
Ambrose Barnes
James Bullard
Nelson Henderson
Greensburg
Lizzie Mercer
Harry Mercer
E. E. Lewis
T. C. Goff
Clell Barnes
John
Everett Crosby
Maude Christian
Louise Miner
Roxie Russell
C. J. Russell
Muncie
William Pumphrey
Shelbyville
Lester Myers
Rochville
W. A. Miner
Will Slowe
Mooney
Glen Eliott
Clay Alexander
Louise Elliott
Indianapolis
Frank Miner
W. A. Noner
Zeno Padgett
West Virginia
Robert Burney
Kid Surney
Mabel Burney
Leroy
L. T. Howell
Warren Laughlin
Albert Pavey Ard
Herbert Loughlin
Miss Mavel
Cincinnati
Watt Dean
W. Tomson
Richmond
Nut pick bottle opener doubles as corn holder
A household tool combines a nut pick and bottle opener and also serves as a holder for an ear of corn during eating, offering multi use functionality.
Business Men to Banquet Fee in Greensburg
Greensburg Business Men's Association to host a February 5 banquet at the Y M C A with a possible address by Hon. Charles A. Bookwalter of Indianapolis. The board adopted memorial resolutions for Dr. R. M. Thomas, praising his integrity and service, to be shared with his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men’s Association
Board of
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
R. M. Thomas
Greensburg Business Men
Paul R. Tindall
D. E. Douglas
Robert ST. John
Annual Meeting of Christian Church Elects New Officers
A midweek prayer hour drew a large crowd as the Christian church heard the pastor speak on the Divine Side of a Revival. The official board presented its annual report showing 2913.22 dollars in expenditures, up 590 from last year, signaling church prosperity. Officers elected for the coming year include Elders Cicero F Northern John J Turner Brazier Kirby George W Adams L D Braden J C Barbe M Wilton Deacons Webb Mercer Lon H Roszell James Cowan Livy Edward George Martin George Turner James Elliott Robert Reed J C Trimnell Hamilton Mercer Deaconesses Mills Henry George Magee Lou Hughes Margaret Glenn J C Crews Trustees Jeremy Braden C H Thomson Roy C Kanouse Usher James Elliott Publicity secretary B A Turner. The report was approved and the meeting adjourned with eagerness to improve the next year’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian ‘Church
Cicero F. Northern
John J. Turner
Brazier Kirby
George W. Adams
L. D. Braden
J. C. Barbe
M. Wilton
Webb Mercer
Lon
H. Roszell
James Cowan
Livy Eward
George Martin
George Turner
James Elliott
Robert Reed
J. C. Trimnell
Hamilton Mercer
Mesdames Mills Henry
George Magee
Lou Hughes
Margaret Glenn
J. C. Crews
Milford Oyster Supper Brings Large Crowd
A large crowd attended the oyster supper given by the Horse Thief Co in Milford on Saturday night. Local residents and visitors, including Roy Townsend and family from St. Paul, were noted in attendance. Various residents visited Greensburg and Burney on Tuesday, with several church activities and protracted meetings ongoing as the holiday season approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Thief Co
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George Abbott
Marsh McCormack
J. P. Thomson
Wirt Woodfill
F. W. Wart
Frieda Mae
Tohn
Indiana’ Regiment
Isaac Sefton
Oliver Simmonds
North Vernon
Arthur *Ichim
Donald Hunter
Lafayette
Purdue University
Mr. McKim
Walter McCoy
Enringfield
Ohia
Fred Brougher
Wilson Street
Albert Endicott
Misa Victoria Woolverton
Hew Home
Mrs. Quellin Turner
East Main Street
Gervase C. Flick
Ellen Flick
Adam RB. Meek
Hubert Innis
Rush County
Taylor Goddard
West Hendricks Street
Lafe Wonn and Family
Grover Smith
Jane Goddard
Martha Smith
Steven Hoagland
West North Street
Andrew
Babe Hoagland
John Hoagland
Miss Elva
George Hoagland
Elizabeth Dashiell
D.A. R
Joe Kitchin
Charles Woodfill
Alex Levenstein
Eagles’ Hall
Milroy
Edinburg
Tipton
Dumas
Ark
Sanford
Nora McCormick
Stockton
Nora
John F. Childs
Mr. Childs
E Church
Carl Billings
Chugwater
Wyo
Riley Pillings
Wyatt
University of Colorado
Umcle
Ra Doggett
John Roberts
South Broadway
Robert McIntyre
First
Broadway
Officer Underwood
Zella Morgan
Raymond Willoughby
Littl
Dr. Porter
Forest, Dale and
Howard Rodman
Ed Miers
Robert Miers
Albert Miner
Anderson
Beckie Miner
Watson Bostic
Nora Barnes
Florida
Noel Anderson
Near Adams
Lena Tansy
Kenneth Barnes
Gus, Barnes
Oscar Oaks
William
Aurora
Otto Deitrich
George Byers
Violet Faris
Fannie Johnson
Anne Smith
Greensboro
Hubert Moore
Whiteland
Clarence Myers
Tressie Cox
Virgil Galbraith
SION
DR. Thomas
Chris
Tian Church Congregation
Milford
Roy Townsend
Glenn
Elizabeth Mercer
T. C. Gof
Wm. Kanouse
Essie Lewis
M. E
R. R. Fowler
Mila Anderson
E. EB. Lewis
Joe Rodman
Melvin Miner
Brown
Ezra Russell
Henry Marsh
Cambridge
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