Local Notes and Appointments in Milroy and Nearby
Milroy residents report George Power ready for duty after illness. J E Patton attended a Cambridge City horse sale. The eighth year final exams will be held April 18. Several obituaries and family moves headlined town life with church events, school graduations, and council nominations. Interment near the town after Vermillion Boicourt’s death follows a paralysis stroke.
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Vermillion Boicourt
New Cemetery
County Notes From St Paul On Mild Local Items
Miss Ely Avery returns home from Harris City with mumps. Roy Kennedy visits from near Letts. A social at Red Men's Hall by the Willing Workers is deemed a success. Funeral for Mrs W A Tingle at Carmel observed Sunday afternoon with Rev Rankin and Rev Scoular assisting.
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W. A. Tingle
Carmel
A. T Rankin
Greensburg
W. F. Scoular
Local Social Notes From Mechanicsburg Community
Mrs John Moulton is on the sick list. Lola Henson of Adams visited with her parents Sunday. Matthias Hunter transacted business in Greensburg Monday. Florence McKee visited her uncle James Swango Friday. Catherina Glidewell called on Augusta Wintrow Newpoint. Andy Swango and wife from Smyrna spent Monday with Mrs Matt Hunter. Henry Swango family visited Smyrna Saturday. Mabel and Myrtle Swango visited Mrs James Wagner Sunday. Mrs Matthew Johnson visited Saturday with daughter Mrs Clint Bales. Fred Huber and Luther Wagner spent Sunday with Irvin Swango near Smyrna. Carrie Allemann a ten and one half pound daughter came to live with Mathias Hunter. Lulu Glidewell and Mrs James Wagner visited Friday with Mrs John Moulton. Charles Moulton and Mose Swango transacted business in Greensburg Saturday. George Ake visiting Iva and Mabel Glidewell Thursday. Mrs Charles Moulton visited Greensburg with Miss Carrie Strassinger Wednesday. Clyde Puttman and George Avery from Newpoint called on Charles Moulton Sunday evening. Forrest McKee returned to Adams Wednesday after a week with relatives here. Florence McKee returned to Adams Monday after four weeks with sister Elsie Hunter. Irvin Swango and sister Lulu of Smyrna spent Saturday and Sunday with sisters Mrs Charles Moulton and Mrs Matt Hunter.
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Lola Henson
Adams
Son
Matthias Hunter
Greensburg
Catherina Glidewell
Augusta Wintrow
Newpoint
Andy Swango
Smyrna
Matt Hunter
Henry Swango
Fred Huber
Luther Wagner
Irvin Swango
Carrie Allemann
Mathias Hunter
Charles Moulton
Carrie Strassinger
Clyde Puttman
George Avery
Charles Moult
Forrest McKee
Elsie Hunter
Florence McKee
Lulu
Fred Mock
Milroy
Will Palmer
Rosa Dugan
James Martin
Raymond Longstreet
J. S. Parker
Will Ruddell
Near Milroy
Louis Ruddell
Rhode Golay
George
Dublin
Barbara Golay
George Lugenbell
Lydia Brown
Beach
M. F
J. G. Talkington
Indianapolis
Perry Talkington
Wilbur Layton
North Dakota
Carrie Brogstead
Bart McGinnis
Charles Hollensbe
Sam Hollensbe
New Castle
George Askin
Forest Hill
John Elliott
John Krom
G. W. Davis
B. L. Harrell
John Moore
Walter Taggart
Harry
Social Round of Visits in Sandusky and Surroundings
Local residents shared visits across Milroy Greensburg and Adams with guests from Dublin and Greensburg. Schools report Anna Martin ill with mumps. Vaughn Nation fills in. A new bridge floor was laid north of town and an I O O F lodge formed with seventeen new members. W A Williams wounded lifting wheat slowly recovers with nurse Roxie Parker tending his injuries.
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Mary Martin
Greeksburg
Will Roszell
J. D. Knox
Clifty
Milroy
Adams
Local Social Notes From Kingston and Greensburg
Miss Bessie Springmire stays in Milroy while Miss Rose Wilson visits home. Will Robison and Amelia Jackson have mumps. Tryphosa Togsa meets Miss Louella Dravis. Rev. and Mrs. Scoular visit P. L. Doles family and preach at Greensburg church. Mrs. Handiges and daughter recover from grip. Miss Mabel Updike of Greensburg visits Handiges family. The Womans Home and Foreign.
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Will Robison
Amelia Jackson
Tryphosa Togsa
Louella Dravis
W. F. Scoular
P. L. Doles
Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
George Handiges
Mabel Updike
Clarksburg Notes and Upcoming Commencement Details
Uncle John Brodie is very low at this writing. Miss Linnie Crum of Sardinia visits Mrs. W. E. Thomas. New merchant Mr. Bentley plans to move here this week. Spring ploughing has started. Mrs. Lillie Moore and Miss Lida Moore visit Indianapolis. Rev. W. F. Scoular will speak to Clarksburg High graduates at M. E. church next Sunday afternoon. Roscoe Linville and Ernie Linville host a social with two rocking chairs gifted by their wives. The nineteenth annual commencement of Clarksburg High will be held Thursday evening March 26 at eight o clock in the M. E. church. Three graduates are Frank Beall Nellie Fee and Harold Beall. Class address by Dr. William E. Barton of Oak Park Illinois. Tickets go on sale Saturday March 21 at 1 p m.
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Linnie Crum
Sardinia
Bentley
Lillie Moore
Lida Moore
Indianapolis
W. F. Scoular
M. E
Roscoe Linville
Ernie
Clarksburg High School
M. E. Church
Frank Beall
Nellie Fee
Harold Beall
William E. Barton
Oak Park
Illinois
Higher Health Level Promised by Dr. King's Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine reports a higher health level after using Dr. King's New Life Pills for stomach liver and bowels. The manufacturer offers a refund if the trial disappoints at F M Henry Co drug store.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
F. M. Henry & Co
Westport Notes on Local Moves and Visits
Westport community bulletins list residents moving to Milroy Geneva and Indianapolis, visits by relatives from Greensburg Los Angeles and New Castle, a temperance sermon by Rev Beach in Greensburg, and extended visits. Several families including Bemish Carder Tyner Howell and Barkley are mentioned with travel and visitation details.
Protracted meetings and local notices fill Gi
Protracted meeting ongoing at the M E church. Various residents, including George Askin of Forest Hill and John Elliott with wife, conducted business in Greensburg on Tuesday. Enoch Proctor dies in Shelbyville after illness. funeral held there Tuesday. Six trustees race dominates township politics with three Republicans and three Democrats.
Hartsville Social Notes Touch Columbus Visit and Local News
Dr F J Beck and wife were in Columbus on business Monday. Mrs Rena Wright Meyers of Chicago visits Mobley relatives. David McClintic of Newbern buys late Dr J C Smalley property. Halil Graham family of Letts visits Jam s Graham. Ed Crussel and wife welcome a baby girl born Tuesday. D Rutherford and wife of Gaynorsville visit her parents. George Bell and wife of Dayton Ohio guests of Mrs Milton Adams. Mary C Jordan and daughter Myrtle attend funeral of Enoch Proctor in Shelbyville. William Mendenhall and family move into Sherman Graham property. Clancy Graham breaks left arm playing leap frog. Mr Quick of Columbus to give stereopticon lectures March 27–28 for Y P S C E of Christian church.
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D. Rutherford
Gaynorsville
Joseph Wieley
George Bell
Daytor
Ohio
Milton Adams
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cited As Curing Piles and Sores
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve “does the business” for piles and old sores. The remedy is advertised at 25 cents a tin at F M Henry & Co drug store.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
F. M. Henry & Co
Social Rounds in Middlebranch and Greensburg
Sunday visits mark a string of family connections in Middlebranch Greensburg and nearby towns. George Duncan spent Sunday with Pleasant Redington while William Skinner's family joined Isaac Redington for a Sunday gathering.
Greatness Beyond Market Goods
A reflective piece argues that true greatness cannot be purchased through mere virtue sales, suggesting intrinsic merit, ethical standards, and enduring impact define lasting success beyond transactional generosity.
Pain Balm for Lame Shoulder Promises Quick Cure
Advertisement praises Chamberlains Pain Balm as best remedy for a lame shoulder whether from sprain or rheumatic pains. Recommends liberal application with vigorous rubbing at each use and claims a quick cure. Sold at Batterton's drug store. ml oe rae
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Chamberlain
Batterton’s Drug Store
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