Society Notes Dated Gatherings and Travel Plans
Mrs O H Sampson and two children and her mother left for Omaha to join Major Sampson. Rev A Q Bailey arrived from Shrewsbury to visit Mrs E W Fitch. Mrs Patrick and daughters Irene and Cieone plan a Seattle trip in two weeks. Mr Patrick to follow. John Kinces of Lexington Ky returned home after Mrs Jesina Nead’s funeral. Marion Mitchell Henry Hoge families plan camping over the Fourth if weather allows. Mrs Harry Ferguson hosted a birthday dinner for her husband with guests from Indianapolis and local families. Mrs James Shaddy of Cross Plains visited Miss Florence Whitham. Miss Eunice Jenkins and Edward Devol wed at Trinity Methodist New Albany. Jenkins has many friends here. Mr and Mrs Ernest Zink and mother Mrs Lou Zink depart Detroit for a two week wedding trip through Utica. Byron Shremsbury of Cincinnati, once with William Young the jeweler, visited. Girls sewing group meets Thursday with Miss Leona Gaither. Alfred Pfau Jr visiting aunt Mrs L A Campbell in Westport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Zink
Detroit
Mich
Utica
H. E. Lewman
Mr. Zink
Lou Zink
Ill Louisville residents report two brothers stricken
Praster Tostrand of Louisville and Green Emery’s half brother Spring Tostrand are among 18 residents described as very ill on Spring and Toth streets, with paralysis suspected as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praster Tostrand
Louisville
Green Emery
Spring and
Toth Streets
Gibson Family Plans Muncianaapolis Visit for Fourth
Mr and Mrs Harre Gibson and niece Miss Stella Mew Gibson join Mr and Mrs Roy Gibson with two children for a trip to Muncianaapolis. They will stay through the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harre Gibson
Stella Mew Gibson
Roy Gibson
Muncianaapolis
Missionary Society Event At St Luke's Church
Mrs T G Schimpfi hosted the missionary society of St Luke's church last night. Miss Emma Schapper led the lesson. The program was interesting and attendance was splendid. Refreshments and a social hour completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Schimpfi
Missionary Society of St. Luke’s Church
Emma Schapper
Family Travel Plans and Local Obituary Notice
Margaret Wilson Willy and George Dunham visit relatives in Cleveland and plan trips to Washington DC and Alta Carr in ten weeks. Naomi Tinsley Hite, 29, daughter of Henry Tinsley, died Wednesday night at 842 East Jacobs Avenue. Funeral set for Saturday in Catholic Cemetery. she belonged to a well known colored family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harry Walters
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Alta Carr
Aleen Carr
Naomi- Tinsley Hite
East Jacobs Avenue
Henry Tinsley
Washington Pardons Melt Hearts of War Offenders
Warm weather appears to influence Washington authorities as a wave of pardons is issued to war offenders. Officials indicate leniency reflects a softening stance and a broader clemency push across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Josie Kincaid
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy during illness and death. Gratitude goes to members of the Christian church societies, Rev J M Vawffer, and to those who sent floral offerings from Duncan Kincaid and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
On Mother
Josie Kincaid
Societies of the Christian Church
J. M. Vawfer
Duncan Kincaid
Mrs Ellis Hosts Nota Bene Club Gathering
Mrs Frank Ellis hosted the Nota Bene club at her home on Fast Maple Street yesterday afternoon. Members present included Mesdames William J. Morris Dallas Lawrence Charles Rose Bert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellis
Nota Bene Club
Fast Maple Street
Mesdames
William J. Morris
Dallas Lawrence
Charles Rose
Bert
Gratitude From Weidner Family For Support After Loss
The children of the late Peter Weidner 감사 express thanks to friends for sympathy at their father’s death. Special appreciation goes to Rev. D. A. Winter, pallbearers, and flower donors for the tributes. In Saxony a century old practice of a condemned man’s final meal is being cut due to food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weidner
D. A. Winter
Saxony
Nervous Breakdown Prompts Lydia Pinkham Appeal
Mrs Floyd Ireland of Warsaw Missouri recounts five years of weakness and a nervous breakdown. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her renewed health and urges others to write for information. The letter promotes the remedy as a cure for nerve related ailments in women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
Floyd Ireland
R. R
Lydia E.pinkham
Notice to Road Contractors Clark County Indiana
The Clark County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for the Walter P. Mathes road improvement in Charlestown and Union Townships. Bids due July 5, 1921 at 10 a m. Award to lowest responsible bidder after noncollusion affidavit. Bond equal to double bid required. plans and specs on file with county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Indiana
Sentrac
Charlestown
Union ‘Ownship
Walter P. Mathes
Board of Commissioners of
Said
Board of Commissioners
Said County
S. Seal
Thomas L. Stoner
Adv
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O. H. Sampson
A. Q. Bailey
Shrewsbury, N. J
City
E. W. Fitch
John Kince
Lexington, Ky
Jesini
Marion Mitchell
Henry Hoge
Campu Ies
Ind
Harry Feguson
Chas. Ferguson
Harry Ferguson
W. J. Straw
J. C. Holloway
Jack
Indianapolis
W. L. Towne
James Shaddy
Cross Plains
Florence Whitham
Fulton Street
Byron Shremsbury
Cincinnati
William Young
Leona Gaither
Alfred Pfau, Jr
Mrs
L. A. Campbell
Westport, Ky
Willy
Margaret Wilson
George Dunham
Albert Kellar
Wisconsin
Electrik
Cedar Street
Saint Paul, Minn
Sam
Shannon's Dairy
Enblon
BUICK
F. O. B. Flint
Michigan
Lane
Borgerding Buick CO
Spring
Jeffersonville, Ind
Ath
Uniform Bank
Knights of
Pythias
Charlestown Pike
Inter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beech Grove
Spring St
Grove
Knights of Pythias
Ferguson’s Woods
Evening News
the Grove
Beck
Spring Street
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