Greensburg Gossip and Community Row
Greensburg markets report general farm activity as residents share visits and travel. Local names include John Willie Stapp Everett Lanham Lewis Harding and C L Jones with a note on Sunday sightings and Saturday calls. Church services are announced with a Baptist and M E gathering and a festival at Liberty church invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lanham
Lewis Harding
Tarkeo
C.L. Jones
E.lanham
Will Jackson
Millhousen
Baptist
M. E
Theodore Jones
John W. McConnell
Clifford Lanham
Dock
Quick Belief for Asthma
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas shares relief from asthma after using Foley s Honey and Tar. She reports eight severe attacks and imminent danger prior to using the remedy and says it provided immediate relief. Alexander Co.
Williamstown Social Notes and Visitors
Williamstown reports Ethel Lester visiting her sister this week and Joe Jones visiting Greensburg. Roxie Parker traveled to Indianapolis for business college, while Al Johnston and family from West Virginia visit her parents nearby. Sunday school attendance lagged a baseball game, and Myrtie Lawson and mother visited relatives in Cynthiana. Cycling is mentioned alongside a wartime style promotion for Banner Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lester
Joe Jones
Greensburg
Roxie Parker
Indianapolis
Business
al Johnston
West Virginia
Stomach Health Ad Praises Dyspepticide Use
The ad claims most illnesses stem from the stomach and urges taking Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide to fix stomach function. Alexander & Co. endorses the product to improve health through stomach treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ford
Alexander & Co
Greensburg Visitors and Local Church Festival Highlight Week
Newpoint elder Kenady and Mrs. Carter of Greensburg visited their relatives here while Miss Gay Snedeker of Indianapolis spent time with friends. A Christian church festival drew praise for its financial and social success and Elder Goodnight delivered a grand address at Rossburg Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Snedeker
Indianapolis
Christian Church
Elder Goodnight
The
Dolph Moore
Sylvia Wordendorf
Batesville
Gibbens
Mrs. Lemasters
Greensburg
Rossburg
Westport Social Row Reports Local Visits and Travel
Westport notes show four children in last Friday's line of march. Dr. Burroughs took a professional trip to Greensburg. Mrs. Chris Wiles of Greensburg visited relatives here. Moses Merriman attended to business at Rushville last week. Mrs. Anna Brownscombe of Indianapolis visited relatives briefly here before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Burroughs
Greensburg
Chris Wiles
Moses Merriman
Rushville
Anna Brownscombe
Indianapolis
Local notes and visits bind early spring community
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling for work or illness. Mrs Price is ill, Mr Price’s family visits Shirley, Josiah Maddox and spouse host, Mrs David Bowman from Hartsville on business, Mrs Amanda Hagen from Blanches ter Ohio visits J N Carder, Charlie Ross seeks northern work, A M Harrell returns from Bloomington railroad work, a burglary in the west end yielded little, W R C initiates two new members, Mrs J G Brengle visits family in Washington and Orange counties, George Alexander and wife return from Indianapolis Hartford City and Anderson trip, John Myers dies in Greensburg and is interred with Rev J F Huckleberry officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Price
Shirley
Josiah Maddox
David Bowman
Hartsville
Amanda Hagen
Blanchester
Ohio
J. N. Carder
Charlie Ross
J.G. Brengle
Washington
Orange Counties
George Alexander
Indianapolis
Hartford City
Anderson
John Myers
Greensburg
J. F. Huckleberry
Horace
Whooping Cough Remedy Praised by Fair Haven Editor
A reader from Fair Haven, Washington credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing pneumonia and several attacks of croup during his son's whooping cough. The letter notes the product as a lifesaving aid and lists Batterton as a dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfaden
World Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Batterton
Local Social Roundup Notes From Greensburg and Nearby
Several residents were courting at Greensburg Monday. Miss Pearl Graham enjoys time with friends in Rushville. W A Burton returned home after attending a 30th commencement. Miss Lera Campbell of Anderson stayed with her parents. Miss Flora Waters returns to Madison with plans to come back Monday. Mrs Dr Welch visited a dentist and did shopping. The railroad crew is actively advancing work. Daisy Lafforge leaves for Greenwood for six weeks with Mrs Berry Holmes. A Forest Hall festival drew attendees from here and beyond. W A Taggart and Carl Harrell went to Scipio to help Sardinia band at the commencement. Commencement was observed at the M E church with Prof Bestor of Franklin delivering the address and Letts orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Lera Campbell
Anderson
Flora Waters
Madison
Dr. Welch
Daisy Lafforge
Greenwood
Berry Holmes
Forest Hall
Euna
W. A. Taggart
Carl Harrell
Scipio
Sardinia
M. E. Church
Prof. Bestor
Franklin
Letts
Local Notes From Clifty And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Douthit is on the sick list and visits include Nona Brooks near Hartsville. Frank Robertson of Carlton Ind visits his girl here again. Bert Thornburg and wife discuss moving to Shelbyville. May Graham of Hartsville stayed with Miss Merle Miers. Miss Allie McDonald of St Paul called on friends. Dr Tremain, Forest Grant and sister attended Greensburg commencement. Mrs Will Miers returns from Indianapolis visit. Will and wife, Mort Messenhamer family, and Charles Braden with wife and son Frank dined with Joe Mitchell. Ira D Reckard of Davemore Ia reports his boy healed after Banner Salve treatment. Alexander & Co. ml
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Miers
Paul Graham
Indianapolis
Will Anderson
Mort Messenhamer
Charles Braden
Frank
Joe Mitchell
Ira D. Reckard
Davcombe
Alexander & Co
Kingston News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Kingston notes include Mr and Mrs Adams trip to Hanover a week long. Children’s Day marked for Sunday June 15. New potatoes June 11. Mrs Self and daughter Etta visited from Fairmount. Miss Lilian Hamilton hosted youngsters Tuesday. Diamonds and Hearts play in church basement Tuesday June 10. Christian Endeavor social at Miss Lilian Scott’s home June 12. Several locals visit Greensburg and Williamstown. Edwin Robison from Greensburg visiting Sam Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbert Woods
Mrs. Adams
Hanover
Seth Wilson
Edwin Robison
Greensburg
Sam Stewart
Davis
Williamstown
Miss Jeffers
Shelbyville
Emma Donnell
Homer Meek
Christian Endeavor
Lilian Scott
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Wisconsin and Indiana Men
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin says people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Cure. J A Spero of Homer Indiana calls it the medical wonder of the age. Alexander & Co. ml.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
Wis
Foley
J. A. Spero
Homer, Ind
Alexander & Co
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Greensburg Cash Grocery Company
Japan
Teeee
Jaxon
GAR Bros
Eetecuccer
Maine
Greensburg Markets
John Willie Stapp
Sik
A.J. Weaver
Burney
the Baptist Church
Liberty Church
Will Burkman
C. L. Jones
Mrs. Devoid
Wallace Denross
George Knotr
Cora Purvis
Mr. Koarr
Mr. and
Mrs. Tumilty
Mr., Skinner
Net
Cattie
Timothy Hay
Ewer
Old Town
John Stout
Myrtie Lawson
Mother
Cynthiana
Newpoint
Elder Kenady
Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Harding
Adam Shazer
Spades
Harry Minning
Elwood
Harry Enebrook
Cincinnati
Mildred Jenkins
M.C. Jenkins
Arch Bonner
Alexandria
Mr. Tuttle
Buffalo, N. Y
Mr. Young
Cleveland
Lizzie Parell
Cora Starks
Westport
A. M. Harrell
Bloomington
West End
Clifty
Nona Brooks
Frank Robertson
Carlton, Ind
Bert Thornburg
May Graham
Merle Miers
Allie McDonald
St. Paul
Dr. Tremain
Forest Grant
Kingston
Dave Blackmore
Robert Hamilton
Lilian Hamilton
Messrs
Clark Drake
Cliff Eward
Our Town
Rogers Bros
G.H. Thomson & Go. Tillson’s Old Stand
Andrew Carneghe
Morgan, Rockefeller, Wanamaker
King's Cadivum
Pencanso
Springfield
Mass
Clyde A. Stagg
Ital City
Batterton’s Drug Store
America
Postoffice
E. J. Heeb
Corbett, Rowe & Gaines
W. A. Robison
West Side Square
H. J. Robbins
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