Western Remedy for Snake Bite on a Prohibition Train
A traveler recalls a Maine man sharing a flask of medicine during a Boston to Portland train ride. Onboard euchre games, a sick stranger, and a prohibition stance frame the tale as the unnamed narrator contemplates drink as a remedy amid a snowy, suburban journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mathie
Heaven
Union Station
Monjoy
Enife
Kentucky
Maine
Lynn
Salem
Rean
Newburyport
Jewe
Mer
Portsmouth
Yang Chen
Phe
Portland
No. 2 Wesley Anderson Visits South Bend Kin
SOUTH BEND residents recount a cheerful visit as No. 2 Wesley Anderson spends time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Anderson. Neighbors brought baskets and shared a merry evening. Bruce Kepple moved into the house vacated by the Sheaffer family. About fifty guests enjoyed hospitality at the Deemers Friday night. A Charlie Chaplin cousin attended, resembling the star. John Beighley sale drew a crowd. The late Robert Itlingsmith, longtime New Kensington resident, was buried in South Bend cemetery. he was 41. Surviving relatives include several siblings. Grandma Weaver Aunt Jemima Frank Rearick spent the weekend at the Deemers. Mrs Sophronia Helmelfnger and family joined in a pleasant gathering. Ms Siverling and family were surprised on Tuesday as guests stayed past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
Bruce Kepple
Sheaffer
L. H. Deemler
Chariie Chaplin
Anyhhow
John Beighley
Robert Itlingen- Ismith
New Kensington
South Bend
Grandma Weaver
Jemima Frank Rearick
J Rearick
Sally Ann Boyer
L. &. Deemer
Sophronia HeMefinger
Roy Siverling
Has Offensive Meaning Ya Waedlich cabal term origins
The word cabal derives from initials of Clifford Ashley Buckingham Arlington and Lauderdale. It historically referred to Charles I’s cabinet clique. The term now denotes a group acting together by questionable means to achieve aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 1
Clifford
Ashley
Buckingham
Arlington
Duke of
Lauderdale
Wilt Family and Friends Visit Area Relatives
The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilt and a nephew Eugene visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Wilt. Mrs. Don McCoy and Kathryn spent Sunday in town. Ruth Clark spent the weekend at Lovejoy. Miss Weakland has returned to Mahaffey after a brief stay with her mother. Mrs. Lewis Henry and Doyle spent Thursday with Mrs. Chester Trimble. A. J. Lydie has been confined to his home with grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilt
Gon
Eugene
Tris McMillen
Hast Mahoning Township
Edgar Lydie
Lee
Fulton, Miller
Washington Township
Jennie Wilson
Margaret Douds
Farrell
Douds
Gertrude Cochran
Indiana Normal School
Cora Stewart
Norman Hamilton
Oxhill School
George Edwards
Merle Shaffer
Lancaster
G. E. Shaffer
Zoe Wilson
C. G. Marshall
Local bustle with calls and visits across Indiana center
Deckers Point and Marion Center residents travel to Greensburg and Indiana for visits sales and church events. Families like Burns, Fisher, McAfoose and Stitt share social calls. many attend Jay Muman sale and Easter service plans. Residents report illnesses recoveries and minor injuries, while others relocate or welcome newborn Louise Hood and a new baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Burns and Son
Hart
C. H. Pfeiffer
Greensburg
John Fisher
Samuel McAfoose
Albert Fisher
Indiana
Glen Siyers
Samuel Stitt
Marion Center
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South Bend No
Wesley Anderson
West
Mrs
O. M. Anderson
Cookport
Lynn Buterbaugh
G. W. Hazlett
Mary Leasure
Ford Reed
Joe Stitt
James Musser
Marion Genter
Kirk Sheesley
Lucile
H. EB. Burns
Bernard Kinter
Jacksonville
Fla
George Colgan
James Colgan
J. A. MelInturi
George Walker
Arveda
Alverda
Sunnyside
John "McAdoo
Albert Wisher
Jim Pierce
Sam Roub
Will Wagner
John
Glen Smyers
Welford
Earl Burns
Bernnard Kinter
Jay Muntau
George
Plumville
Creekside
Dorothy Bothell
Jas. Bothell
Jessa Fairman
Harold Stuchell
Laura Stuchell
W. O. Wissinger
Margaret Wilson
Indiana Hospital
Sue Kelly
Wandercroft
George Nesbit
J. G. Flick
New York
Dollie Dixon
Jos. Lahr
Wm. Lukehart, Jr
West Wheatfield
R. T. Breadliner
Johnstown
Harvey Robinson
New Fairence
J. M. Mack
James Jaynch
Louise Hood
Garfield
Kenneth Dick
Ester
Dad
Philadelphia Street
Brillian
Penna
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