Local Halloween Socials and Visits In Greenburg Area
Mentors Luther and Sam Galbraith returned home to vote. Visitors include Phillip Pumphrey from Shelbyville and Fred Jackson from Bloomington University. Miss Sadie Smiley attended a Greensburg play. Mrs. John Alley hosted Gibson and Stella Porter. Protracted M E services start Nov 15. Roy Galbraith improving after illness. Lou Alexander arrived from St Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Will Smiley Jr. toured the East. Joseph Cory and family visited John Johnson. Mrs. Herschel Pavy and daughter from Ault, Colorado visited. A William Frederick Myers born last Friday to Lester Myers. William Smith of St. Paul in town. Mrs. Frank Morris visiting her mother Mrs. Sanders. John Conk of Indianapolis visiting. Miss Fannie Tatman visiting Will Hooten nearby Greensburg. Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Frank Morris with grandma Conk. The Bullards visited relatives near Greensburg. Charles Welsh of Newburg hosted by sister Mrs. I N Wright. Ed Smith from Indianapolis with grandmother Mrs. Dillman. A masquerade box supper at Milford schoolhouse drew a large crowd. Mrs. Frank Bostic and James returned from an extended visit near Hope. two girls born to Meeks and Freeland, plus another to Tom Meek and wife on Nov 1. Donnell Lowe and Elsie May Hite wed Friday at Centenary Parsonage Greensburg, then left for Indianapolis. Halloween party invitations circulated by Bessie Fee and Ruth Walters for about 26 friends, with a candlelit, jackolantern decorated house and Fido Fee leaf-shaped favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Indianapolis
Bessie Fee
Ruth Walters
Bess
Ruth
Local Social News Highlights Americas Kokomo and Greensburg
Clifty Joe Rodman and his father spent last week in Kokomo. James Conk returned home from Decatur Sunday. Herbert Zarrell returned home from Winchester this week. Earl Meek spent a few days in Greensburg this week. Charles Embry and wife visited relatives at St Paul Sunday. Arpa Conk Moore returned home from Greensburg Saturday. Thomas Mount and wife visited relatives at Anderson last week. Marian Miers recovering from scarlet fever. Miss Oda Messinheimer visiting relatives near Rugby. Mrs I N Wright called to Burney this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Meek
Greensburg
Charles Embry
St. Paul
Arpa Conk Moore
Thomas Mount
Anderson
Marian Miers
Oda Messinheimer
Rugby
I. N. Wright
Burney
Local notes from La Loma Place and Greensburg trip
The column records social visits and family news from La Loma Place. Joe Sanders and Mrs Jane Galentine appear among residents, with church attendance, sickness from grip, travel to Greensburg for election returns, and travels to Hartsville and Oklahoma. Local harvest tasks and corn shucking dominate the rural update.
Silent yearning for healthy maternity preparation in women
The passage reflects on American women in lonely homes desiring motherhood but hindered by organic derangement. It asserts that many will not be able to utter blessing soon, urging awareness that preparation for healthy maternity is achieved through unspecified means.
Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Craved by Sick Women
Letters from West Union South Carolina and Bardstown Kentucky praise Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound for restoring health and enabling motherhood. The ad claims thirty years of use as a standard remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation and backache and invites readers to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
S. C
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lama
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Clarksburg Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Tom Smith and Homer Russell return home for short visits from Cincinnati and local residents greet relatives in Greensburg and Indianapolis. Miss Pearl Swift visits her uncle W. W. Grose in Connersville, while Mrs. Wilma Maxwell is ill with typhoid. The Beta Nu Tau Kitchen Shower honors Eva Cartmel and Elsie Hite as births and house improvements appear amid community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Thompson
Greensburg
Rushville
Clarksburg
Beta Nu Tau
Pearl Thomas
Eva Cartmel
Elsie Hite
Greensburg district notes and local movements
Panther Creek report from Greensburg notes community presence on Saturday. Frank Evans resumes activity after typhoid fever. O T Manuel and wife visited relatives near Westport. J P Martin sold a work horse to Taylor Martin of Westport. George Fike Jr and wife visited John Roberts and wife. J N McCombs family left for Indianapolis. J Humbles and wife sold farm and move to Indianapolis. Will O Henry starts a Jersey milk market in Westport. Halloween observed. youths told to eat early Monday and make amends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Evans
O. T. Manuel
Westport
J. P. Martin
Taylor Martin
George Fike, Jr
Jennings County
John Roberts
Will O. Henry
Jersey
Hallowe'en
George Evans
Elijah Summitt
Upland
California
Thomas Small
Horse Shoe Bend
Eeametery
Westport News Hints at Local Visits and Tragedy
Westport residents report visits to Letts Indianapolis Cincinnati North Vernon and Hartford City. The M E Woman's Foreign Mission Conference was held here Tuesday and Wednesday. A twin baby dies and funeral held. Mrs Carvel Matthews dies of apnea. town foiled Halloween arson attempt by quick citizen action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvel Matthews
M. F. Church
Wesley
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised As Ulcer Knocker
J. C. Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina says Bucklen's Arnica Salve knocked out a bad leg ulcer after several rounds and left no scar. The salve is guaranteed for piles sores and burns and sold for 25 cents at F M Henry's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville, N. C
Bucklen
F. M. Henry’s
Church notices highlight sermons and arrivals in town
Rev J A Browne and wife entertained Centenary Epworth League. Baptist evangelist George M Lehigh expected to arrive to begin meetings at the Baptist church. Kingston Christian Endeavor held an oyster supper. Preachers debated temperance. Rev J W Comfort resigns as Trinity Vicar and moves to Glen Lock. Bishop Frances to visit Trinity. Evangelist O C Myers and wife opening a mission at the old armory hall assisted by Roberta Richards. Women Home Missionary Society met. Presbyterian group to meet. Rev J F Fraser to preach on Sons and Heirs and How Can We Cast the Devil Out. Services, Sunday School and B Y P U listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Lehigh
Baptist Church
Lehigh
J. W. Comfort
Trinity Church
Comfort
Southern Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Pennsylvania
St. Pauls
Glen Lock
Philadelphia
Frances
Susca
O. C. Myers
Shelbyville
World’s
Faith Missionary Association
Old Armory Hall
Roberta Richards
New York City
J F. Fraser
No clear news item from the fragment
The fragment shows a mix of quotes and an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine, claiming lung benefits and a yellow package genuine label. It references J. H. Batterton and mentions prices and office work but lacks a coherent news story or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Fire Spreads Across Farms After Passing Train
A passing train ignited grass on the Cassius Hamilton and Will Logan farms west of town Tuesday. Flames spread rapidly threatening Hamilton's house, but workers saved the large corn field through hard effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Hamilton
Will Logan
Mr. Hamilton
Osteopathic physician advert and local notices
Dr J B Kinsinger osteopathic physician offers free consultation with office in Hamilton Block Greensburg Indiana hours 9 to 4 Tuesdays and Saturdays. Marriage licenses issued to Cox Conquest and Straith Angle. Homer Meek seriously ill in Globe Arizona. Foley s Orino Laxative advertised for constipation and liver trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Hamilton Block
Greensburg
Ind
Martin Meek
Homer
Globe, Arizona
Joseph S. Cox
Lexa G. Conquest
Harry Straith
Gladis Angle
County
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Luther
Sam Galbraith
Phillip Pumphrey
Hallowe
Fred Jackson
Bloomington University
Sadie Smiley
Mr. Gibson
M. E
Roy Galbraith
Lou Alexander
St. Louis
Will Smiley, Jr
Ladoga
Crawfordsville
Will Smiley Jr
Wife
Joseph Cory
Ernest and
Cecil Cory
John Johnson
Herschel Pavy
Ault
Colorado
Jesse Luther
Lester Myers
William Frederick
Erir Julliff
William Smith
Our Town
Frank Morris
Ohio
Sanders
John Conk
Fannie Tatman
Will Hooten and Wife
Grandma Conk
Walter, Raymond and
Paul Bullard
Charles Welsh
Newburg
Jethro Meek
Clarence Freeland
Tom Meek
Donnell Lowe
Elsie May Hite
Browne
Clifty
Joe Rodman
Kokomo
James Conk
Decayur
Herber Zarrell
Winchester
la Loma Place
Joe Sanders
Jane Galentine
Mrs WE. Carr
Carr
Victor Car
Hartsville
Anna Burton Artis
Mollie Carr
Elmer Woodruff
Elmer
W. E. Carr
E. Moore
Mrs. Martin Moore
Kansas
Mrs. Moore
Indiana
Robert Lawson
Vacinity
Robert Galentine
Oklahoma
Rev. Meek
W. C. Carr
Delgar Moore
Jones
Tom Smith
Cincinnati
Homer Russell
Pearl Swift
Connersville
W. W. Grose
John Hite
Olive
Wilma Maxwell
H. T. McCracken
Lark Davis
Mesdames
L. M. Walters
W. E Tarplee
Prof. Hill
Todd Seminary
Woodstock
Ilinois
Er. S. Pee
Rose
Jessie Bentley
D. H. Bentley
Stork
George Dobyns
Panther Creek
J. N. McCombs
J. Humbles
Simon McCullough
Letts
Lotta Davis
Allen Beagles
Richard Ballman
Mattie Mulvey
North Vernon
Bresgle
Wilbur Elliott
Wabash
Eliza Dales
Mary Taylor
Hartford City
Nancy Williamson
Lucy Talkington
Stella
West Virginia
M. E. Woman's Foreign Mission Conference
Milt Cann
Cora Underwood
Elmer Borgstead
North Dakota
Mabel Roberts
G. la Mar
Hallowe’en
J. A. Browne
Centenary Epworth League
The
Kingston Christian Endeavorociety
Women's Home Missionary Society
Centenary Church
Walter McElroy
Home Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Ed Heiser
J. B. Kinsinger
Osteopathic
Foleystioney
Love & Arcery
Linegar Bros
Indianapolis Business University
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