Thorntown Band Concerts and Community Notes
Thorntown hosts a second band concert with an extensive program including Overtures Memories of Stephen Foster and a cornet solo. Colfax also hosts weekly New Richmond band concerts. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Williams from Indianapolis and Miss Sharp from Elkhart, are noted in personal mentions along with moving notices and church school updates.
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Thorntown
Arch
G. E. Holmes
Myers
Carolina
Walter Donaldson
Home Down On the Farm
Harlow
Colfax
Richmond
T. E. Bradshaw
Ft. Wayne
Bradsh
Bradshaw
Bippus
Waring
Robt
Coolman
Lyle Williams
Indianapolis
J. K. Matthews
Edith Brown
New York
Earl McCorkle
Bassett
Rayburn LaRue
Mary Taylor
DePauw University
Marie Sharp
Elkhart
Sharp
Clayton Johnson
Edna Long
Ernest McDonald
Flore Bennett
Bert Titus
Harlan Holmes
Kirklin
John Davis
el Paso
Texas
Davis
S. V. Titus
Lewis Jorden
Chicago
Thornton
Mr. Jorden
Home National Bank
Evelene Milyster
Chicago Bridge Rising Delays Traffic In Jammed City
A chaotic sequence on a Chicago bridge shows traffic snarled by a heavy ship pass, policemen, bells and rising arms as a steamer requests passage. Motors jam while a taxicab rider watches a slow lift, clanging bells, then a brief dash to the 2 p.m. train.
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Yukon
Wilson Avenue
Sheffield Avenue
Sheridan Road
E Street
Wrigley Building
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago River
Dearborn Street
Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat advertisement
A vintage ad touts Post Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat as non irritant and safe for those who dislike dry bran. It claims relief for constipation and encourages purchase at grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Constipation Remedy Claims Cure in Maine Letter
A reader from Bangor Maine says Foley Cathartic Tablets cured severe constipation and improved her condition. The ad advises against griping pain or nausea and warns against substitutes from Marters and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Mildred Keene
Bangor
Maine
Marters & Mitchell
Local social and church notes from Mechanicsburg district
Ida Aldrich and Mrs. Minnie Salee visited son Orval Salee near Whitestone Sunday. Various neighbors and families from Lebanon, Kokomo, Indianapolis, Zionsville, and Thorntown were noted visiting or traveling. Revival by Rev. Harold of Thorn Town concluded with seven additions. Christian church services held with Bible school and evening preaching. Families including Aldrich, Canine, Smith, Ryan, Rice, and Harland mentioned in weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Ida Aldrich
Minnie Salee
Orval Salee
Whitestone
Charles Hodgen
Florence Friermoed
Kokomo
Inis Cody
Lebanon
Ed Virtue
Fredonia Davis
Culver
Lawrence Canine
John Cross
Wilbur
Cutler
Sam Doughty
Indianapolis
W. E
Sarah Sorrell
Orval Rice
Thorntown
A. L. Hamilton Clarence Rice
Murl Smith
Freemont
Nebraska
Christian Church
Sp.m
Elix Nance
Kenneth
Sheldon
Visit news brief from Herr Station families
Mrs Ursal Cornett and her children left Tuesday to visit her parents in Illinois. Mr and Mrs John Vishback and William Fishback and daughter Mar could be part of the same family notes in this local item.
Gater Visit Notes North Salem Visit Sunday
Gater visited Sunday near North Salem with Allie Fishback and family. Charley Osborne is staying at Chas L Robison's. There will be a musical entertainment at Corinth Church Saturday night. Concord Church will have an ice cream supper Friday night. Mrs Ola Hendrickson has undergone a serious operation for a growth in her head at Indianapolis. Her condition is fair. Free Charles L Robinson and Ed Dickerson are recovering from severe attacks of flu. Subscribe For The Reporter.
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Concord Church
Ola Hendrickson
Iin
Indianapolis
Charles L. Robinson
Ed. Dickerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slicker
Blue Sky Securities
Thorntown News
Stephen Foster
Holmes
Karl L. Kin
Weil
Deny Lette
Savaa
Mae Berth
Ake
Sallo Street
Gater
North Salem
Allie Fishback
Fam
Corinth
Murphy
Valc. & Sales Ag
Washington St
Court House
Ae Ee
Stanley & Beauchamp
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