Hartsville Newsletters and Obituaries Briefly Recap Local Life
Dr Philipy of Hartsville visited recently. Mrs Harve Bennett's body arrived from Marion for services at the M E church, with burial in the local cemetery. George W Tiddinger died at home and was buried after a funeral led by Pastor A G Abbott. G A R attended. W I C members attended in a body. Mrs Bland Williams of Rushville returned home after visiting kin. About a dozen youths received baptism in a creek. Protracted meeting closed at the M E church. Ed Kicketts plans a new house. J H McCullough is ill with typhoid pneumonia. D J Pool and J N Weith near new residences and business house completion. Alex Cornutt and wife traveled to Waldron. Mrs J P Burroughs attended Albert Christy’s wooden wedding anniversary at Greensburg. Rev L I Root preached two sermons at the Baptist church. Grandma Kelley visited Mrs Maud Starkey then returned home near Nebraska. James H Burk and wife moved from Indianapolis. George Ketchum and Mary, from near Hartsville, visited his mother. George Burk and Maud Deupree were married at Hartsville. Joseph Short, 86, oldest native son of Adams township, was seen. he lives four miles away. I N Wynkoop and wife visited their daughter Mrs Arthur Boling and husband, gifting them the house they occupy. Mort Templeton sold his meat market to William Leeds. Fred Yunt erford the banker bought Jerome Copeland’s farm and received deed. Stout spent a few days at Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipy
Hartsville
Harve Bennett
Marion
Clarence Stott
M. E. Church
George W. Tiddinger
M. EE
A. G. Abbott
Bland Williams
Rushville
M. LE
Ed Kicketts
James H. McCullough
Grandma Kelley
Nebraska
Maud Starkey
James H. Burk
Indianapolis
George Ketchum
Marrily
George Burk
Maud Deupree
Joseph Short
Adams Township
I. N. Wynkoop
Letts
Arthur Boling
Mort Templeton
William Leeds
FredYunterford
Jerome Copeland
Millions chase health via faddism to quick relief
Citizens chase health trends from one extreme to another, yet a simple diet and regular bowels with Dr. King's New Life Pills offer prompt relief for liver and stomach troubles. 25e at J. H. Batterton's drug store guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. H. Batterton’s
St Paul Word Ledger of Local Visits and Incidents
In St Paul W Lt Wente of Seymour visited Tuesday while Frank Hartsook renewed his Zion Watchman subscription. Ross Wallace and wife from Indianapolis stayed with Hal Adams and wife. Several residents made short trips to Oldenburg, Greensboro, Oakland City, and Indianapolis for medical care, business, or visits. A fall injured Patsy McGee but left no fractures. Moving pictures entertained Tuesday and Wednesday. Children’s Day plans underway with practice. George Leffier’s rapid ride left him briefly in danger but recovering. Mrs Dr Wilcox seeks tuberculosis treatment in Indianapolis. Mrs Rutchback moved to Greensburg. Mrs Seal visiting Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lt. Wente
Seymour
Our Town
Frank Hartsook
St. Paul
Zion
Watchman
Ross Wallace
Indianapolis
Hal Adams
Warren Townsend
Oldenburg
Robert Templeton
Roy Karouse
Greensboro
Dude Philips
Tine Tevis
Oakland City
Patsy McGee
Boling & Upjohn
Joseph Shelhorn
Dickey
George Leffier
Jackson
St. Omer
Wilcox
Rutchback
Greensburg
Seal
Milford
Electric Bitters restore Harper man after long illness
For seven years Geo. W. Hollman of Harper Washington battled chronic stomach and liver trouble. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure and urges others to try the medicine. Sold with a positive guarantee by J. H. Batterton at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hollman
Harper, Wash
J. H. Batterton
Clifty residents attend Morgan Miers dance. local notes
Clifty reports a resident at the Morgan Miers Monday night dance. Elliott and Dorsey report a successful well at Waldron. Children’s Day exercises set for next Sunday night at the Christian church. Charley Young remains poorly. Lula and Sadie Smiley from near Burney attended Friday’s festival. Edith Keen and Mary Worland visiting Geneva with Mrs. Ira Wood. Mrs. Ogden improves property with a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Miers
Elliott & Dorsey
Waldron
Christian Church
Charley Young
Lula
Sadie Smiley
Near Burney
Edith Keen
Mary Worland
Geneva
Ira Wood
Ogden
Health claim ad urges Dyspepticide for stomach cause
A dated advertisement argues most illnesses stem from the stomach and urges readers to take Dr. Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide to restore stomach function, promoted by Magee's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Ford
Magee
Kingston News Notes and Local Visits
Kingston communitywide snippets show Prof. John Adams and mother visiting Rev. C R Adams and family, plus numerous relatives from Greensburg Clarksburg and Columbus. Births, illnesses, farm updates, social visits, and Epworth League officers are listed with many local names and places.
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia in Fort William Woman
Mrs S Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years with dyspepsia and stomach pains. After taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets on a druggist recommendation she reports great relief and no further suffering. Sold at Batterton's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Batterton’s
Adams Concert Co. at Christian Church Delights Hartsville
Hartsville residents welcome the Adams Concert Co. Monday evening at the Christian church to a large appreciative audience. Funeral in Rugby area for Elmer Donica, burial at College cemetery. Children Day events at Christian church and Barger Chapel praised. Town board names Albert Wertz as School Trustee successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bline
Adams Concert Co
Christian Church
Calvin C. Carter
Indianapolis
Elmer Donica
Rugby
Barger Chapel
Harlan
College Cemetery
Steward
Mary
Rising Sun
E. J. Lafne
Anna Kennedy
Greensburg
Will C. Clapp
K. of P
Columbus
Albert Wertz
Local notes from Clarksburg and nearby areas
Clarksburg and Greensburg residents visit Buena oil fields while others travel routes to the same area. Local trades include Emmett purchasing new rubber-tired trap and harness. I O O F decorations postponed to June 18. Metamora flour promoted by Linville. fishing trip by Hite and Erdmann. Greensburg visitors. wedding attendance in progress with Homer Smith. Elmer Hite sidelined by rheumatism. Bartlow with Curtis Wright near Oldenburg. W right’s misfortune noted. Epworth League district convention in Shelbyville draws Mrs Grose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Erdmann
Whitewater Valley
Metamora
Walter Gordon
Greensburg
A.C. Shumm
John Hite
Gertrude
Indianapolis
Homer Smith
Elmer Hite
Rushville
D. H. Bartlow
Curtis Wright
Oldenburg
Mr. Wright
W. W. Grose
Epworth League
Shelbyville
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It asserts local applications fail and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to request circulars from I. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and noting Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druggists, Inc
Children’s Day at M E church and local news
The article notes Children’s Day at the M E church next Sunday at 10 o clock and praises the Sunday night exercises at the Christian church. It records Greensburg traveling to Portland with her mother and two children visiting relatives in Milan and Versailles, plus a report of a large elk horn found west of Buena Vista after a flood. It also mentions Clarksburg beating Milroy in a recent game, and a trip to Greensburg for Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Greensburg
Portland
Beagle
Harold
Marjorie Beall
Milan
Versailles
Bull’s Fork
Buena Vista
Christian Church
Clarksburg
Milroy
Harris City Weekend Festival and Local Visits
The Liberty festival drew a strong crowd Saturday night in Harris City. Westport couple George Knorr and wife plus Nelson Goodwin and wife visited Nelson Zetterberg and wife. Union Baptist church held services led by Rev. Doyle from Louisville. Lizzie Hamer visited Katie Knarr. a children’s day exercise is planned for Mt. Pleasant next Sunday morning, and a Union Baptist commencement is set for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
George Knorr
Westport
Nelson Goodwin
Nelson Zetterberg
Union Baptist Church
Rev
Doyle
Louisville
Lizzie Hamer
Katie Knarr
Mt. Pleasant
Grover Jackson
Millhousen
William Zetterberg
Thomas Young
Sam Alley
Parker's Mill
Alfred Deweese
Greensburg
William Tumilty
Tom Myers
Henry Young
Community notes from Mechanicsburg column
The sick list includes Mrs. Dolphus Moulton and Mrs. Henry Travis. A daughter weighing ten pounds was born to Clint Bales and Mon day. Pearl Swango and Rosa Martin visited kin Sunday. Mrs. John Hunter called on Mrs. Andy Swango Friday. Andy Swango and Sam Henry with families visited Watts Hunter Sunday. Mrs. Jacob Stern spent last Thursday with Mrs. Ed Metz. Catherine Glidewell visited Grand ma Glidewell Sunday. Wm. Clemons and wife visited his brother Henry at Doles pond last Thursday. Wm. Clemons and son Spencer helped Pleasant Doles with a wire fence last week. The new church is dedicated the third Sunday in June. Marion Gentry remains ill.
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Renry Metz
George Lyon
Martin Bruner
Margareth Handiges
George Alexander
Greensburg
Arthur Lowe
Kingston
Paul Hamilton
Springfield
Everett Hamilton
Frank Kitchin
R. A. Hamilton
Dolphus Moulton
Henry Travis
Clint Bales
Pearl Swango
Rosa Martin
John Hunter
Andy Swango
Sam Henry
Watts Hunter
Jacob Stern
Ed Metz
Catherine Glidewell
Grandma Glidewell
Wm. Clemons
Henry
Doles’ Pond
Spencer
Pleasant Doles
Marion Gentry
Lenox Soap Yet Again At The Same Low Price
The Fair offers savings on dyes with Diamond Dyes and Putman Dyes at Batterton's Drug Store. Dye your old dress to refresh its look while staying within budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Batterton's
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Clifty
John Adams
Brookston
C. R. Adams
Alice Wilson
Warren Robison
Henry Springmier
Will
Sandusky
Burney
Fred Jackson
Alice Arnold
Mollie Alexander
W.A. Miers
Edith Howell
Myrtie Sharp
Homer Weinland
Sam Hiner
John Boyles
Dorothy
Ed Carmon
Harry
Ira Carmon
Mesdames Gentry
Hessie Arnold
Margaret Howell
Nevada Minor
Lydia Russell
Rathbone Sisters
Howell
Arnold
Herschel Miers
Adams
W. A. Miers
Morris
Minnie Jones
Harriett Morrison
Fannie Johnson
Gladys Howell
Mabel Minor
Jennie Russell
Ruth Hall
Henry Jackson
Nellie Stewart
Appollo
Ayers
Buckingham’s
OBR
F. Hall & CO
Nashua
Harris City
Mechanicsburg
Via
Gymnastic Union
Warren J. Lynch
Cincinnati
Ohio
Toronto, Ont
Asso
Batterton’s Drug Store
West Side Square
Southwest Corner Square
A. L. Everhart
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