Sandusky News Recap of Local Social and Religious Events
Births, visits, illnesses, and religious activity fill the week in Sandusky. Rev. J. W. Turner travels to Indianapolis for counsel. Rev. T. J. Anthony conducts revivals as two women missionaries teach at the schoolhouse. A large funeral attends J. W. Nation’s service at South Park Cemetery with guests from Indianapolis to Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Anthony
J. W. Nation
James B. Lathrop
South Park
Greensburg
Chronic Constipation Cured Urine Laxative Syrup Claim
An advertisement proclaims Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. It promises immediate improvement and says the product does not cause nausea or griping and is pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes. J H Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Batterton
Clarksburg Notes On Local Visits and Meetings
Burt Fee spent Sunday in Cincinnati while Web Woodfill checked on political interests Tuesday. Mrs H C Doles has recovered and works at the post office. The last lecture course number is on the 29th and a Hungarian Orchestra concert is noted. Republicans in Fugit township nominated Trustee Ralph Donnell and Assessor David Morgan at a mass convention. Clarksburg High alumni meet March 3 at Miss Ruby Emmett's home. The annual social is at the Presbyterian church Thursday at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web Woodfill
H. C. Doles
Fugit Township
Ralph Donnell
David Morgan
Clarksburg High School
Ruby Emmett
Presbyterian Church
Perry Elder
North East Street
Henry
Baptist Church
A. D. Berry
Daughters of Rebecca
Shelbyville
Adams Lodge
The
Adams Odd Fellows
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Christian Church Congregation
Sweeney
Greensburg
Mt Pleasant News Briefs Include Health Notes and Appointments
James J. Young improves in health while Jake Watkins remains on the sick list and Miss Nona Burns is ill earlier in the week. Miss Cora Wonn shows improvement after weeks of illness. Mt Pleasant Sunday school elected Frank Watkins as superintendent. The Hargitt family moved into a new property near Tarkey formerly owned by Oscar Short. Harry Burkman, son of Lincoln Burkman, will drive a wagon for Mr. Cooper who sells medicines extracts and poultry food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Young
Jake Watkins
Cora Wonn
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Watkins
Hargitt
Oscar Short
Tarkey
Harry
Lincoln Burkman
Mr. Cooper
Press
Newcastle
Samuel Hollensbe
Westport Courier
J. W. Turner
Indianapolis
Turner
Hugh Draper
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Spring Hill
Lewis Martz
Dale
Logan Williams
Newpoint
Rossburg
Frank Hillis
Loren
Milroy
Emmett S. Huggins
Marion County
Robert E. Moore
Clarksburg
Herbert West
James Dais
Worcester
Massachusetts
Frank Christman
Mary Duncan
North Street
Miss Duncan
Caleb Whitmore
A. R. Beach
Mr. Beach
Will Barnes
Metamora
George Clouds
Clouds
R. A. Forsythe
Beatrice Klass
Shelbyville
Jacob Klass
Jacob Goldstien
New York City
Elks Assembly Hall
Lewis Pool
Chicago
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
W. T. Christy
John L. Bracken
Imogene Martin
Bro. Tincher
M. E
Beach
J. H. Batterton
Charles E. Watt
Chicago Piano College
Antoinette Burr
Washington
Forrest Edmeades
Robert W. Miers
Bloomton
Miers
Burney
Morgan
Willard Miers
Congress
Kemble
North Broadway
Central Avenue
Charley
Miss Sue
Isaiah McCoy
Adams Township
John Bright
Elmer Shelhorn
John McCoy
James Reed
John Garrett
O. A. McCoy
Henry G. Short
Charles McCoy
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Ends Kidney Trouble Claims
An advertisement urges readers that Foley's Kidney Cure stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble not beyond medical reach, signed by J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Local notes from Greensburg and surrounding areas
Mrs. Will Watson visits Moores Hill briefly while Mrs. A H Talbott recovers from pneumonia. A Hope Grange forms with twenty-two charters and several applications. George Littell buys the Yanger cafe on East Main Street. Many local updates include marriages, deaths, health, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Watson
Moores Hill
A. H. Talbott
Hope
George Littell
East Main Street
Yanger Cafe
Mr. Littell
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Sandusky
J. D. Knox
W. A. Club
Myrta Martin
Walter Hite
William Seright
David Seright
Wy. Knox
White County
Will Jones
Sarah Marlow
Will Palmer
Mock
Elijah Amos
Rosa Dugan
Jethro Meek
Stella McKell
Davie Davern
Irene Amos
Dward Fleetwood
Will Martin
Frank Martin
Eleanor Ruddell
Mary Martin
Burt Fee
Ayer
J.C. Aye
Dd Co
Lowell
Sarsaparilla
Puso
Nona Burns
Haas & Son
Martha Stevens
Ross McDonald
Anna L. Owen
St. Omer
Charles Luis
Railroad Street
Napoleon
Walter Shively
St. Vincent Hospital
Walter
Hans & Son’s
E. L. Moore
New Orleans
Mr. Moore
Walter Herman
George Simmonds
Herman
Simmons
Tri Cappa Club
Frank Hamilton
Louis Eward
Mildred Littell
Arthur Liener
North Vernon
Mr. Drybread
Franklin
Plymouth Rock
L. B. Cochran
Louis Levenstein
Hunter & Crews
Lulu Peck
Grace McQuiston
Lena Eich
Will Lay
Elias Dornell
Lebanon
Cornelia Donnell
Henry Bonner
Ed Donnell
Henry Grees
Marie Braden
Rushville
Marion Wilson
Austin Jones
Elia May Manlief
St. Paul
Thomas Kelley
Lillian
Elmer Hamilton
H. S. Hopkins
Leroy Dobyns
Ed Moore
Joseph Koors
Millhousen
Tipton
John Sample
Miss Hope
Bridgeport
Illinois
Fanny Montgomery
A. P. Bone
Rev. Mailley
Evangelist Small
Mr. St. John
L. D. Braden
Montgomery
North Franklin Street
D. C. Elder
John Eggleston
Eggleston
This County
Sixty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Matce
Axminster
Geo. W. Magee
St.John & Guthrie
Indiana Silos
W. S. Robbins
Horace
Indiana
TEE
Decatur
Spellman
Wast
Standard Shoe
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