Local residents share weekend visits and community events
Kingston resident George Aice spent Sunday with local friends while Lulu Swango from Hamburg visited her parents. Numerous locals attend church, school, and memorial events. Notables travel to Indianapolis for Masonic Grand Lodge and Lawton monument unveiling. Commencement at Christian church names four graduates with Hon. Kuhn as speaker.
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the Christian Church
Edward Myers
Mamie Snedeker
Jennie Meyers
Flossie Barnard
Thomas H. Kuhn
Will Cure Consumption says Ark. man Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best remedy for coughs colds and lung trouble and that it has cured consumption in the early stages J H Batterton endorses the product claiming universal satisfaction with its use
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Beechwood Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Miss Ella Zeigler spent Sunday with home folks. Dora Clemons works for Mrs. James Swango. John R. Leffler of Smyrna visits friends here. Mrs. Elsie Hunter shopped in Greensburg Saturday. Rosa Swango has measles. Mrs. Henry Rienkie and daughter Mildred visited Mrs. Ed Metz. Frank Johnston of Indianapolis spent Sunday with sister Mrs. Clint Bales. Spencer Clemons of Danville, Illinois, staying with parents. Miss Cora Zeigler to Cincinnati for summer with sister Maud. Fred Guber and George Aice attended Lola Wagner’s party at Rankin Station. Granville Martin returns from Turkey with father John H. Jackson. M. D. Hunter, Henry Swango and families, and Andy Swango visit Granville Martin and wife. William Moulton, Lige Ryan, Ed Stark with Mabel, Iva Glidewell and Florence Stark at Henry Swango’s.
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George Aice
Kingston
Lulu Swango
Hamburg
James Donahue
Greensburg
Katie Buckley
Napoleon
Andy Irvin Swango
Mechanicsburg
John R. Leffler
Smyrna
Elsie Hunter
Rosa
James Swango
Henry Rienkie
Mildred
Ed Metz
Cora Zeigler
Cincinnati
Maud
Fred Guber
Lola Wagner
Rankin Station
Granville Martin
Turkey
John H. Jackson
William Moulton
Lige Ryan
Ed Stark
Mabel
Iva Glidewell
Florence Stark
Henry Swango
Holman Glidewell
Spencer Clemons
Indianapolis
Frank Wright
Anna Deilks
Iva
Mabel Glidewell
W. A. Clemons
Littl
Andy Clemons
Hartsville Gossip Notes From Local Visitors
Hartsville reports include Roy Newsome of Elizabethtown visiting Wednesday and Mrs. Mollie Boyd of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Sarah Rhorer. Ed Boner and Ed Whalen of Westport were in town last week, while Elizabeth Ritner of Shelbyville visits William Harris. Samuel Richmond of Alexandria visits his sister Mrs. Alex Stewart, and Hall Graham of Windfall visits brothers John and James Graham. The Christian church will observe Children’s Day next Sunday evening. Alford G. Rhoads of Severy is on extended visit with sister Mrs. Henry H. Crist. Thomas Bradley and sister Edna attend the Jones-Guiffy wedding at Hope. Will Frasier of Versailles and Hazelrigg of Napoleon visit Lyman S. Rawlings and wife. Dr. C. B. Beck of Patriot returns home after a visit.
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Mollie Boyd
Indianapolis
Sarah Rhorer
J. Talmage Glapp
Ed Boner
Ed Whalen
Westport
Elizabeth Ritner
Shelbyville
William Harris
Alford G. Rhoads
Severy
Kansas
Henry H. Crist
Hall Graham
Windfall
John
James Graham
Thomas Bradley
Edna
Jones-Guiffey
Hope
Will Frasier
Versailles
Hazelrigg
Napoleon
Lyman S. Rawlings
C. B. Beck
Patriot
Local notes from Kingston and nearby towns
Miss Minnie Rider remains ill while Uncle James Carr loses a valuable horse last week. Sam Stewart returns from Indianapolis. Rose Wilson visits home folks. Lee Davis and wife of Adams visit Mrs. Lestry Rider. Thomas Smith and Harry Moore of Clarksburg call. Hal Bruner visits his brother John in Clarksburg. Mason Murphy family attend Frank Shelhorn funeral in Downeyville. Lizzie Metz returns from Ottawa Illinois. Maud stays there pleasantly. Rainy weather brings many to stay in Clarksburg after the event. Birney Robison and cousins visit J C Robison. Edward Baugher and wife plan Greensburg trip to visit Kemble family then Kokomo. I O O F second degree conferred on Shaw Davis and Ben Conway. Mary Rankin, Louella Dravis, and Charles Dravis assist C E Society in Waynesburg. hosted by Dr Oldham. Fox family on Ches ter Hamilton’s place suffer a painful accident when returning from Greensburg as their horse bolts the buggy injuring all occupants.
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Lee Davis
Adams
Lestry Rider
Thomas Smith
Harry Moore
Clarksburg
Hal Bruner
John
Mason Murphy
Frank Shelhorn
Downeyville
Lizzie Metz
Ottawa
Ill
Maud
Dangerous Deadlock Treated By Dr King’s Life Pills
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy for a condition called dangerous deadlock affecting liver and bowel functions. The ad promises money back satisfaction and lists F. M. Henry & Co’s drug store as the seller, price 25 cents.
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Dr. King
F. M. Henry & Co’s
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
The notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to purify blood and cure kidney and bladder diseases. It asserts health depends on healthy kidneys and credits J.H. Batterton as the signer.
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Foley
J.H. Batterton
Greensburg and Batesville social and religious notes
Mrs Dore Freeland shopped in Greensburg Friday and Mrs Gunder of Greensburg visited Mrs Bockover this week. Mesdames Huber and Camers shopped in Batesville Tuesday. Rev Jacobs conducted Sunday services with a small crowd due to bad weather. Let one and all
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Dore Freeland
Greensburg
Gunder
Bockover
Mesdames Huber
Camers
Batesville
Rev. Jacobs
Local Notes From Mechanicsburg Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings around Mechanicsburg include George Aice with Kate Buckley and J C Stearn's daughter. Rain continues with Holman Glidewell ill from measles and Spencer Clemons heading to Indianapolis. Nearby activities cover farming replanting corn, church attendance, and planned services on June 23 at two oclock.
Relief for Colic Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Colic and diarrhoea pains relieved quickly with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale at Batterton's drug store.
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Chamberlain’s
Batterton’s Drug Store
Local Notes From Clarksburg Sunday Visit Highlights
Hibler Sterritt and Frank Adams with wives spent Sunday in Clarksburg. Miss Louise Belser and Miss Mabel Fenn visited area residents. The new telephone cable is completed. Oldenburg commencement set for June 27. Several residents reported illnesses and visitors including Harry Walters and Inez Shumm. Rollie Dobyns from San Angelo Texas is visiting. Children day observed at M E church Sunday night.
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Ed Fee
Berea
Kentucky
J. W. Jones
Greensburg
Florine Meek
Rollie Dobyns
San Angelo
Texas
Mabel Fenn
Tallmadge
Ohio
Mary Fee
Louise Menzie
O. J. King
M. E
Lon Kerrick
Luna Johnson
Tetter Cured by Chamberlain's Salve
A local customer suffered tetter for years and was unable to perform duties until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. The firm H. M. Rodney & Co of Almond, Alabama endorses the medicine and Batterton's drug store sells Chamberlain's medicines in the community.
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Chamberlain
H. M. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
Batterton
Westport Social Snaps and Nearby Visits
Mrs Ethel Owens was shopping in North Vernon last week. A large crowd attended the Children's Day service Sunday night. The Misses Barclay of Greensburg visited their brother Will last Sunday. Mrs E E Richardson and Mrs Lugenbell were at Greensburg yesterday. Mrs Mary House attends the Pythian Sisters convention. George Jackson and wife of Greensburg visited relatives here last week. James S Moir and family returned to Batesville afterwards.
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Edith Gaston
Franklin College
Emma Aancock and Son
Indianapolis
Rebekas
K. of P
Pythian
Ethel Owens
North Vernon
Misses Barclay
Greensburg
Will
Mrs. Mary House
The
Pythian Sisters
George Jackson
James S. Moir
Batesville Af
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Minnie
Bertha Norwald
Olive
Lem Lanon
Irvin Rhimsted
Verna
Alta
Pearl
Irvin Swango
Ed Tichenor
George Martin
Andy Swango
S. Messrs
Martin and
Tichenor
Ms. Swango
Miss Buckley
William H. Beck
F. J. Beck
Masonic Grand Lodge
Samuel Mench
Christian C. Mench
H. W. Edwards
Christian Church
Alphonso Burns
Morristown
Riley Bowen
Grammer
Wesley Potterff
Lawton Monument
William Rhorer
Charlies Morrison
Truman H. Beck
Gent Rominger
Otto Mobley
Ed Clapp
Charles E. Small
U. B. Church
M. Wayhinger
M. E. Church
Pete Grow
Wife
Harvey Nichols
Coatesville
Forrest Ketchum
Lebanon
Lucy Young
Mrs. Kuert
Sue Price
Cora Starks
Ed Starks
Oscar McCamplisl
Laverne Atkins
Racine
Wisconsin
Eva Foster
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Jobn Lindley
Rutledge
Chicago
DeArmond Hotel
Ter
Michael Baker
James Glasscock
Louisville
J. P. Dixon
Miss Jessie
Missouri
Ned Burney and Son
Lulu Elliott
Burney
Sarah Clark
K. of P.’s
Grayson
Beechwood
Ella Zeigler
Dora Clemons
Frank Johnston
Clint Bales
Danville, Illinois
M. D. Hunter
Hartsville
Roy Newsome
Elizabethtown
Samuel Richmond
Alexandria
Mrs
Alex Stewart
Miss Minnie Rider
James’’ Carr
Sam Stewart
Miss Rose Wilson
Birney Robison
Walter and
Birney McCoy
J. C. Robison
Edward Baugher
Charles Kemble
Kokomo
John Handiges
Lewis Brook
Shaw Davis
Ben Conway
Will Lawson
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Mary Rankin
Louella Dravis
Charles Dravis
Waynesburg
C. E. Society
Dr. Oldham
Mr. Fox
Chester Hamilton
Dr. Gulliver
Newpoint
Kate Buckley
Lillie Ewing
J. C. Stearn
Rolander Scudder
John Scudder
Granville Martin's
Fea
Hibler Sterritt
Louise Belser
Frank Adams
Oldenburg
Harry Walters
Inez Shumm
Harry Jones
Ruby Rodgers
B. F. Bennett
T. E. Davidson
Bennett & Davidson
Attorneys At Law
Sweinblock
Ind
Hugh Wickens
John E. Osborn
Wickens & Osborn
Dowden Block
Hotel DeArmond
Greensburo, Ind
J. PF. Goddard
J. W. Cra
Hittle Block
Square
Indiana
J. K. Ewing
Frank Hamilton Ewing
Freeman Block
India
E. E. Richardson
Lugenbell
R. P. Hamilton
Link Block
North Side Square
Greensburg, Ind
Cash C. Lowe
Insurance
White Block
Peley & Company
Chicaege
Robert J. Russell
W. Q. Elder
Gregory
East Side
Neaee
W.L. White
K. OF P. Building
Noth
Lowe & Ardery
Tanglefoot
Linegar Bros
Cory
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Ohio Street
Foleys
Pulse & Porter
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