Local social notes from Friday mention travels and visits
Dr E T Riley and wife join the Littells and Weymars at French Lick Sunday while Mrs James Donnell and Mrs Ale Howard remain there. Mrs Alban Woods and mother visit Charles Gray and wife at Letts. Loretta Myers returns from Newpoint after visiting Miss Mary Ainsworth. George Magee family motor to Indianapolis to visit friends. John Boyl reports Dakota strike conditions. A E Gilchrist ships stock to Indianapolis. Phoebe Bentley to attend summer training in Indianapolis. Mrs Isabelle Day departs Cleveland after months here. Mrs Samuel Covert of Dayton to visit Thomson and Holby relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Riley
C. B. Evans
French Lick
Littells and Weymars
James Donnell
Ale Howard
Samuel Covert
Dayton, O
Thomson and Holby
Reverend Samuel Gibson Leads Street Services Tonight
Rev Samuel Gibson of the Christian Volunteers church will hold services on the street tonight. He previously led a similar mission here six years ago. Birney Robison bought the Mae Worthin Dunn lot at Walnut and East streets through the Frank Ford agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gibson
The
Christian Volunteers Church
Birney Robison
Mae Worthin Dunn
Walnut
East Streets
Frank Ford Agency
Oldenburg Guests Visit Wahman Family on West Washington
Mrs August Wahman and Mrs Henry Lamping with sons Harry and Edwin of Oldenburg spent Thursday with Ben Wahman and family on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wahman
Henry Lamping and Sons
Harry and
Edwin
Oldenburg
Ben Wahman
West Washington Street
Nurse student Miss Cecil Burrows Returns Home
Miss Cecil Burrows, daughter of Dallas Burrows the county asylum superintendent, returns from the Long hospital in Indianapolis where she was studying to be a nurse due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Burrows
Dallas Burrows
County Asylum
Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Holby Family Arrives to Visit Siblings in City
Hal Holby and his wife with son John from Aberdeen South Dakota arrived today to join Frank Holby and family in Plymouth as guests of their sisters Miss Lyte Holby Miss Amelia Holby and Mrs Hester Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Holby
John
Aberdeen
S. D
Frank Holby and Family
Plymouth
Lyte
Amelia Holby
Hester Thomson
Substitute rural mail carrier begins service initiation
Cleo Renegar was appointed as substitute rural mail carrier at the post office here. He accompanied carrier on Route No. 1 today and was initiated into the mysteries and methods employed in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Renegar
Adams County treasurer buys Hudson six for county fleet
Albert Boling of Adams, county treasurer, has purchased a Hudson six to join Hamlin Anderson in taking the same model. The car is due to arrive next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Boling
Adams
Hudson
Hamlin Anderson
Tarkio College President Guests at Spring Hill
Rev. J. A. Thompson, president of Tarkio College in Tarkio Missouri, is visiting as a guest of his sister-in-law Miss Margaret Logan at Spring Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Tarkio College
Tarkio, Mo
Margaret Logan
Spring Hill
Family ties move to Dupont for summer visit
Master Floyd Ehrhardt accompanies by his aunt Mrs. Lewis Lott will spend the summer with his grandparents in Dupont. Rev Charles Herring of Fairland visits to discuss accident insurance. Mr Herring, formerly a Baptist minister, grew up near Sardinia. Fred Baas and family relocate to Connersville for a new position. Connersville now hosts thirty to forty Batesville natives among its workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ehrhardt
Lewis Lott
Dupont
Charles Herring
Fairland
Herring
Sardinia
Fred Baas
Connersville
Fred
Batesville
Miss Marietta Porter Sees Will Porter Family at Hope
Miss Marietta Porter left this morning for a short visit with Will Porter and his wife at Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Porter
Will Porter
Hope
Burkette and Bitters Net Fine Fish at McCoy Lake
Reverend F Z Burkette and Dr F P Bitters enjoyed a successful morning fishing session at McCoy Lake catching a number of large fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Z. Burkette
F. P. Bitters
McCoy’s Lake
Hartsville Graduate in State Normal Class This Year
Casper R. Crim of Hartsville, a 1911 G. H. 8S. graduate, is listed as a member of the current State Normal School graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper R. Crim
Hartsville
G. H. 8S
State Normal
Ward Rockwood to Visit Cousin on Return from Philadelphia
Ward Rockwood of Atchison Kansas will be Ernest Erdmanns guest Monday while en route home from Philadelphia where he has been attending college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Rockwood
Atchison, Kan
Ernest Erdmann
Philadelphia
Children’s Party Held On The Lawn
A neighborhood gathering featured young ladies dressed in playful attire as they relived childhood. The evening included lawn games contests and a marshmallow roast with hostesses Misses Mary Ainsworth Phoebe Bentley Ethel Crooks Margaret Kessing Christina Flint and Loretta Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ainsworth
Phoebe Bentley
Ethel Crooks
Margaret Kessing
Christina Flint
Loretta Myers
Ladies enjoy supper by road trip south of city
The Misses Margaret Miller Dorothy Siling Katharine Hunter Helen Batterton and Catherine Wheeler rode by auto to a supper enjoyed beside a campfire south of the city last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Dorothy Siling
Katharine Hunter
Helen Batterton
Catherine Wheeler
Dinner guests share table with the Reeds
Mr and Mrs Robert Reed entertained Bert Morgan and family Miss Tillie Hitchell and Fred Erdmann and family for dinner today in a cordial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reed
Bert Morgan
Tillie Hitchell
Fred Erdmann
Fort Worth Men Visit with Local Families on Joy Ride
Fred Marlow Lloyd Longinotti and Lloyd Jordan of Fort Worth Texas arrived Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Jas E Spillman. The trip began last Sunday and covered the distance without tire trouble making it a notable joy ride. Marlow is son of Henry Marlow formerly of the area and Mrs. Marlow is sister to Mrs. Edgar Thomas. On the way the group stopped two days in St Louis for sightseeing. Milroy Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marlow
Lloyd Longinotti
Lloyd Jordan
Fort Worth
Texas
Edgar Thomas
Jas. E. Spillman
Mr. Marlow
Henry Marlow
Marlow
St. Louis
Milroy Press
Longtime Whitewater Presbyterial Leader Mrs Bonner Honored
Editorial in the Home Mission Monthly February extols Mrs S A Bonner for 35 years as Whitewater Presbyterial president with only one absence. She helped organize the Synodical Society 33 years ago and has missed four meetings. she also served as synodical president from 1904 to 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Monthly
S. A. Bonner
Smith Family Attends Piqua Funeral in Ohio
Hez Smith of Piqua Ohio visited yesterday for the funeral of his sister Mrs Cliff English. Hez runs a furniture business in Piqua and is prospering. Brother Jacob Smith of St Louis also came. Sister Mrs Isaac Thompson of Chicago is visiting with their mother Mrs John L Smith on North Anderson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hez Smith
Piqua
Ohio
Cliff English
Hez
Jacob Smith
St. Louis
Isaac Thompson
Chicago
John L. Smith
Anderson Street
Mansfield visits father amid Dort sales surge
John Mansfield, general sales manager for the Dort Automobile Company, arrived for a brief visit with his father William Mansfield this evening. The Dort car has enjoyed strong sales since its market introduction, with John Mansfield largely responsible for the success. he previously worked in Greensburg’s carriage business and is remembered by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mansfield
Dort Automobile Company
William Mansfield
Dort
Mansfield
Greensburg
Family visit to Edinburg for cancer illness
County clerk Anne M. Taylor and her sister in law Mrs. John Spencer of Richland township visited their brother Dr. Taylor in Edinburg on Sunday. They traveled by automobile stopping at Geneva where another brother resides who joined the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne M. Taylor
John Spencer
Richland Township
Dr. Taylor
Edinburg
Geneva
Rushville
Jacksonian
Former resident ordered to pay child support in juvenile court
James Miers, once a city resident and now employed at the Albert furniture factory in Shelbyville, appeared in juvenile court and was ordered to pay 2.80 per week for the support of a son in the county orphans' home. The mother died here last fall leaving five young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miers
Albert Furniture
Shelbyville
Ill Resident Mary Keisling Struggles After Illness
Mrs Mary Keisling a respected West Washington Street resident has been very ill since Wednesday night. She lives alone and could not arise yesterday morning neighbors forced entry to her home to check on her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keisling
West Washington Street
Westport Family Travels to Wyoming to See Son
Daniel Anderson his wife and daughter Hazel travel to Wyoming to visit their son Moses and his family. Moses formerly worked as a conductor on the I. and C. line and lived in Greensburg before moving to Wyoming for health reasons a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Anderson
Hazel
Westport
Wyoming
Moses
Greensburg
Bank Clerk Walter Koenigkramer Buys East Central Cottage
Walter Koenigkramer, a popular clerk at Third National Bank, has purchased Mrs. Mary Bracken’s cottage on East Central avenue, where he and his wife have lived for a couple of years and will be at home in their own house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Koenigkramer
Third National Bank
Mary Bracken
East Central Avenue
1916 Calendar Oddity Starts On Saturday
The year 1916 begins on a Saturday and contains fifty three Saturdays and fifty three Sundays, an occurrence that will not repeat for forty years.
Milroy Christian Church Cornerstone Set for June 1
The cornerstone for the new Christian church at Milroy will be laid Thursday, June 1 at 3 p.m. Rev. G I Hoover district evangelist will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Milroy
G.I. Hoover
Students Make Furniture Worth Over Five Hundred Dollars
In Columbus high school this year 175 pupils in manual training produced furniture valued at more than 500 dollars reflecting a vigorous shop program in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Milford Methodist church strawberry festival
The Milford Methodist ladies host a strawberry festival this evening to raise funds for church repairs. Proceeds go to fix the church building and related maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Milford
Gate to South Park cemetery open all day Monday and Tuesday
The Franklin street gate to South Park cemetery will be open all day Monday and Tuesday to accommodate visitors to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
South Park Cemetery
Mrs Grose at Moores Hill Asks After Sister Ill
Mrs W W Grose of Clarksburg visits her sister Mrs Ada Manpin at Moores Hill where Mrs Manpin is reported to be quite ill after a few days of пребывание.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Grose
Clarksburg
Ada Manpin
Moores Hill
Bee Hive Grocery Run Keeps Go Despite Staff Absence
Miss Janie McKay assisted at the Bee Hive grocery today in the absence of Miss Florence Scott who is visiting friends in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie McKay
Florence Scott
Indianapolis
Mrs Malcolm Holmes Critically Ill At Home
Mrs Malcolm Holmes formerly Miss Tressie Higgs of this city is critically ill at her Rushville area home, according to word received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Holmes
Tressie Higgs
Rushville
Misses Hunter Visit Aunt in Letts
The Misses Clara F. Hunter and Lillian Hunter traveled to Letts last evening to visit their aunt, Mrs. S. D. Pleak, for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. Hunter
Lillian Hunter
Letts
Mrs. Greene and May Louise Visit Silvercrest
Mrs T M Greene and her daughter Miss May Louise of Cincinnati arrived today to spend the weekend at Silvercrest with Mr and Mrs T B Peery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Greene
May Louise
Cincinnati
Silvercrest
Mrs. T. B. Peery
Hamilton and Shoffner to visit Greencastle for DePauw weekend
Ira B. Hamilton and Donnell R. Shoffner will travel to Greencastle this evening to spend the weekend with friends at DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira B. Hamilton
Donnell R. Shoffner
Greencastle
DePauw University
Mrs C F Kuhn and Children Visit Milford Parents
Mrs C F Kuhn and her children are spending a few days with her parents near Milford, enjoying the visit and family time away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kuhn
Milford
Miss Cordelia Rogers Guest of Westport Hosts
Miss Cordelia Rogers of Westport is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Glick on West North street in a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Rogers
Westport
Mrs
William Glick
West North Street
Miss Ruby Emert and Miss Rebecca Wirt Visit Moores Hill
Miss Ruby Emert and Miss Rebecca Wirt of Clarksburg have returned from a visit at Moores Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Emert
Rebecca Wirt
Clarksburg
Moores Hill
James E. McKim Plans Visit to Shelby County
James E. McKim will travel to Shelby county on Sunday for a several days visit with relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McKim
Shelby County
Indianapolis Guest Arrives to Stay With Mrs Wiles
Mrs. Jennie Hoover of Indianapolis will arrive this evening to be the guest of Mrs. Addie Wiles for the weekend and Sunday plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hoover
Indianapolis
Addie Wiles
Mrs Hollenslee Visits Chicago and Family
Mrs Ira J Hollenslee traveled to Chicago yesterday for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Earl Shelley. Miss Jennie Searce who has taught at Kirkland IT has returned home to spend the summer with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Hollenslee
Chicago
Earl Shelley
Jennie Searce
Kirkland
Lockharts Headed to Albany for Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles E Lockhart departed this morning for Albany to spend several days visiting their parents, extending a family trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Lockhart
Albany
Mrs Mahlon Sparks Arrives From Indianapolis
Mrs. Mahlon Sparks arrived from Indianapolis this morning and will visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Sparks
Indianapolis
Fred Seitz
Trip from Clarksburg couples to Kentucky
Mr and Mrs T Brock and Mr and Mrs Tarplee of Clarksburg are on a motor trip to Kentucky to visit relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Brock
Mrs. Tarplee
Clarksburg
Kentucky
Vernia and Scheidler to attend K of C convention in Indianapolis
Herman Vernia of New Albany and Carl Scheidler of this city will travel to Indianapolis on Sunday to attend the Fourth degree K. of C. convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Vernia
New Albany
Carl Scheidler
Indianapolis
Secretary Lathrop Receives Arizona Visitor Card Idea
Secretary Lathrop of the Business Men's Association received a letter from George Shoemaker wintering in Phoenix Arizona. He suggested that four American aborigines depicted on a card could be a "Big Wednesday" attraction reflecting ongoing business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
Business Men’s Associaton
George Shoemaker
Phoenix
Ariz
Local Shower Brings Much Needed Rain for Farmers
A morning shower at 7 o'clock cooled the air and aided farmers as the central and northern parts of the county received a good rain while the southern area saw less reach. The article notes temperatures for Thursday and hints at ongoing wet conditions.
Warm weather boosts early corn planting prospects
Friday brought near record heat up to 95 degrees making the first real warm spell of the season almost unbearable. Farmers report most corn is planted and express strong encouragement at the favorable weather turn aiding crop progress.
Local business leaders to meet in Shelbyville June 14
Secretary Harry Lathrop expects about fifty local business men to attend an all day meeting in Shelbyville on June 14. W. W. Bonner will represent Greensburg on the speaking list. The Elks organize the Flag Day celebration and the Business Men's Association hosts open house for attendees from other associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lathrop
Shelbyville
W. W. Bonner
Greensburg
The
Elks
Business Men’s Association
Mrs Harvey and sister visit Greensburg friends
Mrs C W Harvey and Miss Lizzie Mason of Indianapolis are guests of Mrs Josh Pool and Mrs Jesse Serff for Sunday. Mrs Harvey’s late husband led Greensburg schools from 1868 to 1883 and advanced them to prominence, a point remembered by many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harvey
Lizzie Mason
Indianapolis
Josh Pool
Jesse Serff
Local committee formed to promote businessmen training camp
T. E. Davidson and Frank Hamilton named to organize interest in the businessmen training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis. Lew Wallace grandson of General Lew Wallace who accompanied the wholesalers arranged to push the work in the county during the Wednesday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Davidson
Frank Hamilton
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Lew Wallace
Ashland High School to Hold June Commencement
Friends receive invitations to Ashland Virginia High School commencement in early June. Wendell O Day Skillman son of G C Skillman serves as president of the graduating class. The Skillmans left town years ago and are remembered by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Virginia
Wendell O’day Skillman
G. C. Skillman
Skillmans
Seymour High School Graduation Held Thursday Night
Seymour High School conducted graduation ceremonies Thursday night with forty two graduates. President Thomas Howe of Butler College delivered the address. Prof. T. A. Mott serves as superintendent and Miss Kate Andrews, a well known local figure, is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour High School
Thomas Howe
Butler College
T. A. Mott
Kate Andrews
Coast Artillery Adds Edward E. Neff to Unit
Sergeant Hinkle enrolled a new recruit for the coast artillery today increasing the station total to thirty. Edward E. Neff, twenty three, from Greensburg Pennsylvania, arrived here two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkle
Coast Artillery
Edward E. Neff
Greensburg
Bible class taught at Rushville Baptist church
The Rushville American shows a Bible class in Rushville Baptist church taught by Mrs. S. G. Huntington wife of the pastor and sister of Mrs. F. Kereheval of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Baptist Church of
That Place
S. G. Huntington
F. Kereheval
Nading Elevator Closed All Day for Decoration Day
The Nading elevator will be closed all day Tuesday in observance of Decoration Day. Employees will not operate the elevator and services will resume the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nading
Three Misses Plan Sunday Visit in Newpoint
Miss Mary Collins Miss Jessie Redington and Miss Ethel Tuckers will spend Sunday with Mrs. William Koenigkramer at Newpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Jessie Redington
Ethel Tuckers
Miss Tuckers
William Koenigkramer
Newpoint
Miss Eloise Potter Leaves for Enterprise Home
Miss Eloise Potter of Enterprise, wintering with her grandmother Mrs. Emeline Brown on North East Street and attending school, departed this morning for home accompanied by her brother Albert Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Potter
Enterprise
Emeline Brown
North East Street
Albert Potter
Mansfield departs for Flint after brief visit
John Mansfield leaves this morning for Flint Michigan after a short stop with relatives and friends. Mansfield serves as general sales manager for the Dort Automobile Company and has established a strong reputation in the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joohn Mansfield
Flint
Michigan
Mr. Mansfield
Dort Automobile Company
Robinsons celebrate twenty seventh anniversary with trip
Mr and Mrs T W Robinson of Westport marked their twenty seventh wedding anniversary by a motor trip to Indianapolis to visit their son Chester who has a position there on his birthday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Robinson
Westport
Indianapolis
Chester
Turner's Release From Cincinnati Hospital Imminent
Rollin A. Turner will be discharged from Cincinnati hospital tomorrow. Mrs. Turner visited today and will accompany him home. Moses Levenstein has succeeded Dale Hall as carrier for the Review in the business district and on West Main and Washington streets. Dale will take lessons at George Montgomery's carriage works on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin A. Turner
Cincinnati
Moses Levenstein
Dale Hall
West Main
Washington Streets
Dale
George Montgomery
Main Street
Milford resident hosts visitors and local trips
Mrs. Nona Mounts of Milford was a guest of friends today. B. H. Kirby and family visited Liberty on Friday afternoon. Cal Corbett traveled to Indianapolis on business. Miss Ella McCoy of Spring Hill visited friends in town today. Frank McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. G C D Tillson motored to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Magee
Raymond
Ada
Emma Magee
Frank Christman
Indianapolis
Nona Mounts
Milford
B. H. Kirby and
Liberty
Cal Corbett
Ella McCoy
Spring Hill
Frank McCoy
GC. D. Tillson
Madison
Louisville Stay Extends Into Sunday
A brief note places Louisville, Kentucky, as the focal point of plans that will extend through Sunday, keeping activities and commitments in the city over the weekend.
McAulliffe Resigns as Rural Route Ten Carrier
Charles P. McAulliffe resigns as temporary carrier on rural route ten and will return to St. Paul to fill the vacancy created by the death of Clarence Ketchum in the service there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. McAulliffe
St. Paul
Clarence Ketchum
Miss Josephine Cotton Improves After Illness
Miss Josephine Cotton of Manilla has been very ill with peritonitis and is slowly improving at home. She will be unable to resume duties at the linear dry goods store for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cotton
Manilla
Linear
Skinner Returns Home From Ohio Visit
Ralph Skinner came back to Middletown Ohio this morning after a week with his uncle John Idlewine and family. He traveled home with his cousin Miss Savannah Idlewine who will stay a few days in Middletown before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Skinner
Middletown
Ohio
John Idlewine
Savannah Idlewine
Mrs Avery Otto Visits Sister in Newcastle
Mrs Avery Otto of Louisville arrived today from Newcastle where she visited her sister Mrs Edward Brennan and will spend a few days with her mother Mrs Pauline Timmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Otto
Louisville
Newcastle
Edward Brennan
Pauline Timmerman
Milroy Dance Highlights Evening Social
A twenty five girl company hosted a Milroy dance last night described as delightful. About seventy five couples from the city attended including Mr and Mrs Harlan Overleese with guest Earl Hite of Kokomo Mr and Mrs Clyde Willard Laura Goyert Louisa Kercheval and Herbert Hunter. Music was by Ernest Erdmann and Raymond Eubank of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Harlan Overleese
Earl Hite
Kokomo
Cylde Willard
Laura Goyert
Louisa Kercheval
Herbert Hunter
Ernest Erdmann
Raymond Eubank
Surprise Dinner For Mr Kelley Birthday Anniversary
Mrs Edward Kelley of Spring Hill hosted a 6 o'clock dinner last evening to honor her husband on his birthday anniversary. Guests came from Spring Hill Clarksburg Greensburg for a merry evening with cards games and music. Ice cream and cake refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kelley
Spring Hill
Clarksburg
Greensburg
Lois Ainsworth Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Lois Ainsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ainsworth two miles south of town celebrated her eighth birthday yesterday with about twenty children. After games they enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Frank Ainsworth
Jeanette West Celebrates Fifth Birthday At Home
Jeanette West daughter of Herbert and Mrs West of West First street observed her fifth birthday with a family dinner and a birthday cake with candles yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette West
Herbert West
West First Street
Dinner plans reveal local hosts and guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mason of St. Paul will entertain at dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morgan and their son Henry, of this city, as part of an informal social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mason
St. Paul
Bert Morgan
Henry
Shoppers Mayme Taggart and Stella Moore Visit Letts Town
Misses Mayme Taggart and Stella Moore of Letts were in town today as shoppers, highlighting local mobility and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Taggart
Stella Moore
Letts
Mose Wallace Improving After Serious Stroke
Mose Wallace of East North Street has been seriously ill with a paralytic stroke since April but is gradually improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Wallace
East North Street
Civil War Veteran John Weathers Ill at South Franklin Home
James Love reports 81 year old John Weathers, Civil War veteran, seriously ill at his home on South Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Love
John Weathers
Franklin Street
YMCA Pool Reopening Sets Fans Afloat At Last
Announcement that the YMCA swimming pool will reopen next Tuesday drew enthusiastic response from members who had used nearby Sandcreek holes. Furlier patrons endured sand filled hair sunburned backs and bloodshot eyes as parents reproved the makeshift swimming spots.
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Goswilliams & Sons
St. John & Guthrie
C.C. Lowe
Agency
North Franklin St
Indiana
Citizens National Bank
Greensburg, Ind
James B. Lathrop
S. P. Minear
Charles W Woody
Obs
AF Eubank
Bonner, Hart & Ryan's
Adams,ind
J. F. Goppard
J. W. Craig
R. J. Russell
Ohn
E. Osborn
Osborn & Hamilton Lawyers
Erdmann
East Side Public Square
Lydia E. Pinkham
RAND
Alban Woods
Charles Gray
John Boyl
West
Mr. Boyl
Dakotas
A. E. Gilchrist
Isabelle Day
Cleveland
Michigan Avenue
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Mother Gray
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