Personal notices from East Chestnut street and surrounding areas
Miss Francis Ellis is ill at home on East Chestnut. Mr. and Mrs. William Sarles expected home soon from Indianapolis. Dawn Gibson moved from Camp Taylor assignment back to Washington. Mrs. Bertha Detrick and Mrs. Laura Day visiting relatives. Families relocate to East Maple and Crescent Hill areas. Bible Class picnic planned. Paris Crossing weekend house party. Mrs. George Fowler visiting sister Mrs. Miller. Country Church hostess at Walnut Street. Ladies Aid gathering at Park M. BE. church. Harold Wilson returns from visit with aunt Mrs. Gilmore. George and Elizabeth Cochran travel to Selinsboro to visit grandparents. Girls Sunshine club hosted by Mrs. Eva Murphy.
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Francis Ellis
East Chestnut Street
William Sarles
Indianapolis
Dawn Gibson
N. A. Gibson
Gibson
Camp Taylor
Washington
Bertha Detrick
Cabinet Club
Glenwood Park
Dean's Regulars Promoted for Gentle Bowel Relief
A local ad touts Dean's Regulars as a gentle laxative product that eases digestion and reduces constipation. It claims easy operation and availability at all stores for 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean's
Big Money in Tree and Plant Selling Ad from Hawks Nursery
An old advertisement from Hawks Nursery Co of Wauwatosa Wisconsin touts generous weekly commissions and free outfits for sellers of trees fruits and roses. It also promotes McGEE'S BABY ELIXER by Ben Doolittle as a safe remedy for sour stomach wind colic diarrhea and summer complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Nursery Co
Wauwatoca
Wis
Ben Doolittle
Adv
Professional Notice Dr. Austin Funk Returns from Army Service
Dr. Austin Funk announces his return from army service. Office at 407 Spring Street with specified hours Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday 9 to 10 a.m. and daily 9 to 12 a.m. 11 to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Funk
Spring Street
Jad Salts Urges Kidney Health Claim Public Advisory
A well known authority links regular meat eating to kidney trouble and promotes Jad Salts as a safe remedy. The notice claims four ounces in water daily before breakfast flushes clogged kidneys and neutralizes urinary acids, preventing bladder issues. Citizens Bug Store owned by Fred A. Mason advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bug Store
Fred A. Mason
Civil Service announces stenographer and clerk examinations
United States Civil Service Commission Washington urges qualified people to apply for exams for stenographers typists and clerks No 300 and 2175 with promotions and bonuses described. Salaries range from 1200 to 14100 plus monthly bonuses varying by branch and year ending June 30 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Congress
Bureau of War Insurance
War Risk Bureau
Lt Avill
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Clark County Realty &Insurance Co
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Helen Morris
Laura Day
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N. 7A. Gibson
Fulton Street
Ella Breinker
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Andrew Schlosser
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Helen Gibson
Danghter
R. V. Gibson
AL HH. Kkeeney
First Presbyterian Church
Hale
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Irene Phillips
Mary Schmidt
Anna Cole
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Paris Crossing
Ind
George Fowler
East Viewey
A. R. Miller
Marry Folliott
Walnut Street
Maes
Ladies Aid of the Park
M. BE. Clearch
Harold Wilson
Mies
Alan Gilmore
the Couthes
Geopee
Elizabeth Cochran
Selersbore
Eva Murphy
Girls
Sunshine Club
American Iron & Metal Co
I. Wasbutsky
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Clark School of Business
E. LA Rue Perkins
Spring and
Chestnut Streets
Jeffersonville
R. T. Hix
E. W. Denny
Market Street
FORD
United States
America
de Pune
Detroit
Falls
Oscar Johnson
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Pearcy & Son
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Purina
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