Local People and Visits Across Greensburg and Surroundings
Chester Rankie works for Dave Blackmore. Lewis Brook travels to Benton Harbor Sunday. Miss Elsie Elmore of Greensburg is home on vacation. Mr Perkins of Greensburg buried here Tuesday. Paul Hamilton of Springfield visited parents over Sunday. Attendees from here at Meek picnic at Doles pond Wednesday. Edwin Robison of Greensburg visited grandparents last week. Mrs Bruse McCoy dies in Kansas. Cliff Brucer visited sister Hulbert Wood in Greensburg over Sunday. George Handiges family hosted by Fred Zeigler. Mrs Lewis Brook and daughter Callie returned from Brooksburg Monday. Grover Browning of Greensburg called on Beulah Rider Sunday. Miss Pearl Wilson of Morning Sun visiting uncle Matt Meek. Fred Scott and mother attended death of Miss Jennie Scott in Ohio. Jacob Shearer and wife attended church here Sunday. Homer Meek visiting from Miami College with parents. Monthly meeting and social held at Henry Dravis’s home. Miss Alice Wilson at Clarksburg with Jacob Emmett family. Charles Jackson and wife from Greensburg were guests of Thomas Throp. Ralph Darnell Will Zeigler Mrs Seouwlar and Miss Metz sang at Sunday service. Rev J W Turner preached a powerful sermon Sunday morning. Miss Journ Pansin and cousin Miss Rozee Rankin of Indianapolis vacationing with Wik Stewart. Mason Mussig entertained Rev Turner and others at dinner. Charles Kinga of Clarkshore and Frank Kitehia. Lewis Brook to Cailleswtheeship for auto purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perkins
Greensburg
Paul Hamilton
Springfield
Meek
Doles
Pearl Wilson
Morning Sun
Ohio
Matt Meek
Fred Scott
Jennie Scott
Jacob Shearer
Henry Dravis
Homer Meek
Miami College
Alice Wilson
Clarksburg
Journ Pansin
Rozee Rankin
Indianapolis
Wik Stewart
Mason Mussig
WW. Turner
Lev. W. OE. Scouser
Frank Bird
Sevett Murphy
Charles Kinga
Clarkshore
Frank Kitehia
Lewis Brook
Cailleswtheeship
Marion Furgeson
Kansas City
Louisville
J. R. French
Balard
Derrien Ballard
Shelbyville
Harry Ballard
Jack
Hartsville News Highlights Local Travel and Weddings
Mrs. Ed Clapp and sons Shelby and Morris visit relatives in Indianapolis. Elder George Rader attends Bloomington State university commencement. Mrs J Talmage Clapp attends her sister Terrell’s wedding at Bloomfield. Will C Clapp and Hazel attend Moore’s Hill college commencement. James Trout and Hannah Blair wed Sunday June 10. Children’s day at the Christian church praised as best. Infant of Otto and Dietrick buried at College cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Clapp and children move back from Moore’s Hill. Pearl attends college there. Dr Martin of Moore’s Hill lectures on Lincoln life. Leonard Christ and mother-in-law move to Indianapolis. Prof A M Mahaffey and family visit Hartsville. Hartsville public schools commence at ME E church June 23 with Everett Burney’s orchestra. four graduates. Harry Galbraith and Walter Galbraith visit. Harry to Indianapolis for brother James Galbraith’s funeral. Remains of Lillie Brett Stone arrive. funeral at resident’s home by Elder Chapple. interment in Baptist cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Clapp
Shelby and
Morris
Indianapolis
George Rader
State University
Bloomington
J. Talmage Clapp
Terrell
Bloomfield
Will C. Clapp
Hazel
Moore's Hill College
James Trout
Ogden
Henry Co
Hannah Blair
Christian Church
Otto Dietrick
Burney
College Cemetery
Martin
M. E. Church
Abraham Lincoln
Leonard Christ
Fredrick Drantz
A. M. Mahaffey
Josephine
Columbus
W. T. Rowinger
Elias Mahaffey
Hartsville Public Schools
ME. E. Church
Everet Burney
Harry Galbraith
Texas
Walter Galbraith
Columbus Democrat
Harry
James Galbraith
Cleveland
Lillie Brett Stone
Oliver Stone
Oakland City
Thomas Brett
Wm. Chapple
Baptist Cemetery
Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the mucus lining of the Eustachian tube. It asserts only constitutional remedies work and offers one hundred dollars for catarrh deafness cases. The notice promotes Halls Catarrh Cure and Halls Family Pills sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catanra
Halls Catarra
J.cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Soli
Local Notes On Visits Openings And A New Automobile
Burney J BR Stewart has stayed with John Johnson. Rev W A Pavyn will preach at the Baptist church Sunday morning with children s day exercises in the evening. J S Minor owns a new automobile the first among local citizens. Walter Stewart and wife from Greensburg visited Monday night and met Clay Alexander. Stewart measured the M F church for a new carpet. Charles Laubner and wife plan a Saturday night opening of their ice cream saloon and restaurant inviting the public to attend and be served standard offerings at usual prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Stewart
John Johnson
W. A. Pavyn
Baptist Church
Minor
Walter Stewart
Greensburg
Clay Alexander
Charles Laubner
A. L. Everhart’s Model Grocery Tops Greensburg Canned Goods
A. L. Everhart operates Model Grocery in Greensburg selling the best line of canned goods and dried fruits. Shoppers praise quality and assortment offered by the local grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
A. L. Everhart
Model Grocery
Texas Wonder Doubles Weight After Cough Cure
W. L. Hill of Bowie Texas says a terrible cough led doctors to give up on him. After taking Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds he gained from 90 to over 180 pounds and claims a complete cure. Guaranteed by J H Batterton druggist 50c and 1 trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Tex
W. L. Hill
Dr. King
J. H. Batterton
Social notes from Greensburg area visitors and residents
Sunday gatherings feature Frank Fields and Mildred Tull with others visiting Greensburg and Cincinnati. Names include Anna Freeland Bertha Kuert Gunder Al Thomas and J J Putmann with family. Local talk highlights drive to Rushville and a pitch for high quality buggies.
Westport Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Weddings
Westport residents report Mrs. Cordelia Shafer shopping in Greensburg last week. Prof. Thomas Cierkin and Miss Althea Allen wed Tuesday night at Rev. J G Liengle s residence. Several locals host relatives from Indianapolis Anderson Rushville and Jackson Tenn with summer visits and trips noted throughout the roster of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cierkin
Althea Allen
J G. Liengle
Rose Bremer
Indianapolis
J. F. Hamilton
Social Roundup Highlights Ledger of Local Visitors
St Paul notes show Mrs Burk visiting from Indianapolis and Mrs French returning home Tuesday. Several locals including ex Clerk John Turner and Lewis Lines from near Adams stopped by. Burden of events includes funeral attendance for Henry Zeigler in Greensburg and a Leona Johannes and Jacob Rolan wedding in Cannleton. A four generation photo arises during a visit to J R French as Dr Balard and Derbyshire families travel from Connersville Shelbyville Indianapolis and Greensburg.
New Cure For Epilepsy Promoted by Local Reader
Watertown Ohio resident J B Waterman reports his daughter cured of epilepsy for over two years by Dr King s New Life Pills. Also advertised are general tonics and cleansers at Batterton s drug store with a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Waterman
Watertown
Rainy Tuesday Leaves Mechanicsburg Thirsting For More
Mechanicsburg reports a nice rain on Tuesday though residents say more moisture is needed. Several local visits occur this week with multiple Swango, Martin, Jackson, and McKee family gatherings. A boy named Edward Metz dislocated his shoulder after a porch fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Metz
Otterville Man Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
Daniel Banta of Otterville Iowa reports asthma relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He says years of coughing and cures from physicians failed until this product provided immediate relief. Sold by J H Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Banta
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Local Social Roundup At Batesville And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Sylvester spends days at Batesville. Capt J F Grant returns home from Culver Indiana on vacation. Dora Mercer of Greensburg visits with home folks over Sunday. Mrs Ed Barnes and son of Tarre Haute visit relatives here. Sam Clapp of Hartsville calls on old friends. Mrs Clell Barnes entertains brother and sister from Holton. Elmore Kanouse and family visit Ed Shaner and family near St Paul. Harry Tompson Lela Simmonds Clarence Pumphrey and Mary Warland picnic at Flatrock cave Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Grant
Culver
Ind
Dora Mercer
Greensburg
Ed. Barnes and Son
Tarre Haute
Sam Clapp
Hartsville
Elmore Kanouse
Ed. Shaner and Family
St. Paul
Harry Tompson
Lela Simmonds
Clarence Pumphrey
Mary Warland
Flatrock Cave
West Side Square Move Noted July 1 Boston Store
A note records a relocation or event at West Side Square set for July 1 involving Boston Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Square
Boston
How to Break up a Cold
A note on breaking a severe cold in one or two days using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims early hourly doses counteract the cold and restore health quickly. Sold at Batterton's drug store. Also includes aphorisms on courtesy and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batterton’s
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Suffering Healed by Cure
R A Gray of Gaklille Indiana writes of ten years confined to a bed with kidney disease. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He calls it a Godsend and credits its effect. Sold by J B Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gray
J. P
Gaklille
Ind
Foley
Thas
J. BH. Batterton
Proverbial Reflections on Money and Behavior
A compact collection of aphorisms on wealth influence, honesty, and social conduct. The author notes crooks’ troubles, weather’s impartiality, wealth versus baldness, excuses, truth and doubt, money’s sway, and aging party habits.
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Kingston
Chester Rankie
Dave Blackmore
Benton Harbor
Elsie Elmore
Bruse McCoy
Kansas
Cliff Brucer
Mrs
Hulbert Wood
George Handiges
Fred Zeigler
Family
Callie
Brooksburg
Grover Browning
Beulah Rider
Elizabeth Clapp
Moore's Hill
Miss Pearl
Newpoint
Frank Fields
Mildred Tull
Grover Loyd
Muncie
Anna Freeland
Sue Price
Bertha Kuert
Cincinnati
Gunder
al Thomas
Pete Schuh
J.J. Putmann
Rosie
John Snedeker
Ernie
Bessie Hilliard
J. L. Hilliard, Jr
Sam Lowe
Alba
D.C. Price
Charles Burton
Horace
Henry Greene
J. W. Snedeker
Kanouse
King
Dr. Johnson
Flossie Barnard
Rushville
Mrs. Johnson
Westport
Cordelia Shafer
Maud Lockridge and Son
Frank Davis
The
Depot Restaurant
Lottie Davis
Lafayette
J. G. Talkington
Grace Burroughs
Anderson
R. L. Slater
Clell Wynn
P. E. Given
Omer
Nannie Loyd
Jackson, Tenn
Alfred Boicourt
Lottie DeCrees
Jennie Biddinger
Gertrude Cann
Mrs. Burk
Mrs. French
John Turner
Lewis Lines
Adams
Frank Hatsock
Bethel
Our Town
Charles Miller
Downeyville
Dr. Ballard
Henry Zeigler
Clemma Birch
Crawfordsville
Rev. Stout
Hope
John Cascaden
Sodom
Leona Johannes
Boling
Katie Derbyshire
Connersville
Mechanicsburg
Lulu
Myrtle Swangzo
Rosa Martin
Barney Suckerford
Ella Clemons
Maud Nowager
Mesdames Granville Martin
Andy Swango
James Starks
Matt Hunter
Henry Swango
John H. Jackson
Abs
Grover Jackson
Granville Martin
George Aice
Pearl
Mildred Swango
Forrest McKee
Nina Glidewell
Iva
Martin and Gentry
Ewington
Clifty
Mrs. Sylvester
Batesville
Clell Barnes
Holton
McCall
Gattionus
McCall CO
New Yorks
Ayers
Buckingham’s Eye
Hall & CO
Nashua
St. John & Guthrie
Grover & Bonner
Sherwin & Williams Paints
Opticians
North Franklin Street
Sitale
Eve
Lildi S
Standard Shoe Co
Sucessors
Cassell & Co
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