County Correspondence of Franklin Martin and Neighbors
Frank Martin and wife visited Nelson Coy’s Sunday. Mrs Elinor Ruddell guests of Mrs Mary Martin this week. Louis Ruddell and family visited relatives. Affa Marlow guest of sister at Milroy Monday night. Joseph Metzler returned from Martinsville improved. Vaughn Nation guest of sister Mrs Ross Coy at Adams Will Palmer and family visited Milroy. Layman and Irene Amos visited Shelbyville. Ladies Aid Society met to sew. Sunday School to celebrate grave of Christian on the Fourth of July. Mrs Jane Goddard and granddaughter Hazel visited. Sunday School plans Children’s Day program for June 21. Henry Bennington of New Salem guest of mother. Clinton and Washington townships to hold commencement at Grensburg Friday. Sandusky graduates Pearl Wetzler and Layman Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Martin
Nelson Coy
Elinor Ruddell
Mary Martin
Louis Ruddell
Affa Marlow
Milroy
Joseph Metzler
Martinsville
Vaughn Nation
Ross Coy
Adams
Will Palmer
Fred Mack
Christian
Jane Goddard
Hazel
Martin
Henry Bennington
New Salem
Sarah Bennington
Clinton
Washington
Grensburg
Sandusky School
Pearl Wetzler
Amos
St Paul Highlights Local Happenings and Events
Greensburg residents and visitors are noted for a week of social and civic activity. Highlights include church services and children's day plans at United Brethren and Twe Christian and M. E. churches, a meat market sale, and a nursing update on Miss Blanche Jenkins. Local graduations, obituaries, and family visits are recorded along with recitals by Miss Florence Hazelrigg and Eva Marsh.
Local Notes From Kingston Area Social Roundup
Kingston repair and social items include Homer Meek improving, George Lyons visiting Tipton, Rev Will Logan preaches here, J G Donnell and family new auto, leap year picnic at Doles pond, Hal Braner visiting sister Mrs Hulbert Wood at Rushville, Mrs Lon Baker visiting sister Mrs W K Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Donnell
Doles’s
Hal Braner
Mrs
Hulbert Wood
Rushville
Lon Baker
W. K. Stewart
Westport Folks Spend Sunday on the Creek
Martin Schirack hauls coal for the Westport creamery. George Back and his wife, of Westport, visited on our creek Sunday. A large group including A E Tucker, Joe Mason and families, John Clark and others spent the day with Mr and Mrs Robert Piercy. Everyone had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Schirack
Westport
George Back
George Fultz
Napoleon
A. E. Tucker
Joe Mason
Oakley
John Clark
Tuckertown
W. J. Harrison
Robert Piercy
Hartsville Social News From Town and Surroundings
Hartsville residents and visitors named include Miss Belle Dennison and Harry Miller from Columbus, Mrs Reginald Miers and her Chicago visiting kin, and other locals sharing events. An ice cream social by the YP S of the Christian church is planned for Saturday evening. A horse accident near Newbury left a horse with a broken leg after escaping from a meat market area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dennison
Harry Miller
Columbus
Y. P
Westport Notes on Births Visits and Local Moves
Westport community notices report a daughter born to James Novinger and his wife. Many residents and visitors are listed including Henry King and family, Mrs. C R Cain in Indianapolis, Gibb Updike on business there, and Charles Ostheimer visiting Frank Updike in Ohio. Several others travel to Indianapolis, Greensburg, Rushville, Laporte, Elkheart, and Letts for visits, funerals, or extended stays. Also noted: Alex Cornutés purchases a vacant Mulberry street lot to build a five room cottage. Mt. Pleasant church semicen- tennial planned. Epworth League attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Morris
Indianapolis
Cora Packer
Laporte
Elkhuart
Jacob Ketchum
John Hayes
Ed Whipple
Letts
Gabrilla Back
Tipton
Nannie Miller
Florence Leasure
Rushville
Alex Cornutés
Mulberry Street
Mary Ehrhardt
Greensburg
Richard Ballman
Ben Love
Tuckertown
William Ricketts
Samuel Surface
Various Local Movements and Visits Reported
JOIN THE GOLD GLUB U. S. Parker was a passenger to Greensburg Thursday. Gibb Updike made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday. Jesse Worland is here for a visit with his brother, Connie. John Sater, of Alert, was the guest of Miss Kezia Davis Friday evening. Mrs. Sallie Watkins returned home from a visit with relatives at Harris City. Ed Logan is on the sick list, suffering from a severe attack of stomach trouble. James Cox and wife spent Sunday in Westport, guests of Herron Cox. Laura Stiening returned home from Franklin. Katherine, Rev. Roberts' daughter, is entertaining a case of the measles. L E. Dixon, Crete railroad employee, returned home Wednesday. Mrs. K. L. Adams and family traveled to Grover Crise and Ft. Wayne for visits. Charley Updike and wife from Terre Haute visited home folks and attended commencement. James Scott and wife went to Indianapolis to be with their son thought to have typhoid fever. Lawrence Lefforge injured from a fall on a flat car. Letts brass band concert drew wide local attendance. W. C. T. U. leaders visited Sardinia. Autos ferried Dr Edwards for the Burkes Chapel meeting. Epworth League and Sunday School notes. Dr. J. S. Ford stopped in Westport on his way home from Baltimore General Conference. Church services details given for multiple parishes. Mrs. Ira Doggett leaves for Minot, North Dakota for summer with husband. Chamberlain's Salve recommended for nursing distress. sold at Batterton's drug store. Voth balls 5¢ a pint at Biterton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
C. R. Cain
Indianapolis
Gibb Updike
Charles Ostheimer
Frank Updike
Ohio
J. L. Keller
Greensburg
W. F. McCullough
Burney
George Lugenbell
Milroy
Edith Howell
Jesse Worland
Connie
John Sater
Alert
Kezia Davis
Sallie Watkins
Harris City
James Scott
Lee
Lawrence Lefforge
Letts
Royal Garden Teas Offerings by Linegar Bros
Royal Garden Teas features Young Hyson Gunpowder Imperial English Breakfast Oolong and Japan varieties offered by LINEGAR Bros with a focus on selection and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Hyson
Imperial
Oolong
Japan
Linegar Bros
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring and strengthening kidney function. It asserts the product will positively cure all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and improve overall health, attributed to J. H. Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sandusky
Layman
Irene Amos
Shelbyville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Julia Williams
St. Paul
Cash McCoy
Blanche Jenkins
Dudley Harwood
Jobn Noah
Mr. Wolfe
Newpoint
United Brethren Church
Wilcox
Twe Christian
M. E
Elmer Shortridge
George Hess
Elias Franks
The
Funny Club
Anna Bean
Dr. Pagel
Chicago
Mrs. Mitchell
Moscow
John Cuskaden
Bessie Barnes
Edgar Barnes
Judson Dils
Marshall Grover
Commercial Hotel
Williams
Esther
Emma Johannes
Hazel Shortridge
Goldia Martin
Adams Township
Benjamin Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Greenwood
Odd Fellows Decoration
Clarksburg
W. F. Scoular
Frank Johnston
Martin Bruner
John
Brookville
J C. Robison
P. L. Doles
George Hamilton
al Bone
Mary Jackson
Louella Dravis
C. E
Will Harrell
Brac
Florence Hazelrigg
Eva Marsh
Freda Levenstien
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Kingston
Homer Meek
George Lyons
Will Logan
Panther Creek
John Tucker
J. W. McCombs
Ethel Coeg
Dave Biddinger
Will H. Biddinger
Near Letts
Col
A. L. Jessup
Irvin Bowers
Sunman
B. F. Bower
Crise Holmes
Jessup
Hartsville
Reginald Miers
Little Son
John Swain
Miss Hyde
Edinburg
F. J. Beck
Maggie Shuck Watson
New Middletown
Poffenbarger
William T. Rominger
Agnew
Newbury
James Novinger
Maud Lockridge
Maile Baker
T. W. Robinson
Annie Brownscomb
F. G. Harding
Maud Novinger
Rising Sun
Mt. Pleasant Church
Mary Gray
Gold Glub
U. S. Parker
Ed Logan
James Cox
Herron Cox and Wife
Laura Stiening
Franklin
Katherine
Rev. Roberts
L E. Dixon
Crete
K. L. Adams
Mary
Robert
Grover Crise
Marie
Ft. Wayne
Alfred Beagles
Charley Updike
Terre Haute
C. E. Hester
Sardinia
Hugh
John Taylor
de. Edwards
Burkes Chapel
Fannie Robison
Lena Harding
Anna Browns
Epworth League
J. 8. Ford
Kansas
Kansas City
Baltimore
Carvel Mauthe Sk
Edgar McKelvey
Mollie Boicourt
James Mancliff
Rolston
Mt. Pleasant
Epworth
T. M. Wiles
Anderson
Christian Church
Westport Courier
Bro. Wiles
Glensburg
Ira Dogget
Morriaz
Minot
North Dakota
Batterton’s
Voth
Biterton’s
Royal Garden Teas
Towle
C.H. Thomson
East Side Square
AL Linen Batiste
India Linen
India
Dalmbert & Co
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