08 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
1
Slicker is a slang term for glib tongued sales artists who swoop on farmers after harvest. They dangle blue sky securities and hypnotize buyers into parting with money. Our banking service offers impartial investment investigations at no charge.
Attendance at Hopewell Sunday school, 70, collection 2.26. A long list of visits and family gatherings includes Mr Had Stevenson with sister in Crawfords ville, Mr and Mrs Omer Love in Indianapolis, and many neighbors from Lebanon and Frankfort. The Milledgeville homecoming is described with speakers, readings, and a noon pitch-in, plus church attendance at Fayette and planned Children’s Day activities.
Elmer and Ward Hawkins visited Tuesday morning. Mrs Hiram Bowls and family called on Olon Simmons and family Sunday afternoon.
Elizabeth Pearl DeAtley visits cousin Mildred Alice DeAtley while Ruby Shepherd visits Indianapolis relatives. Several families report illness improves with church services planned as Elim Swamp rebuilds. Mildred DeAtley breaks her left arm after a fall. many visits occur among Perkins, Shepherd, Dickerson, Turpine, and Fayverrett families across multiple towns.
Fayet te notes report Mrs Myrtie Brown on the sick list but not seriously ill. Levi Nunnally and family move from Kentucky to Indiana for the summer and will reside in the Grace Pedigo property. Miss Hazel Brown visits from Indianapolis. Eva Brown visits Miss Margaret Turpin. Ada Wilhelm Mary McPherson and Hazel Brown visit Harry Moore and Misses Catherine and Gladys.
Mrs. Robert Kincaid shows marked improvement after a long illness. Jasmine and Shirley visit Whites Town area with Burtner family. Kincaid and Warren guests of Roberts amid Decoration Services in Elizaville. Irene Martin of Indianapolis visits her mother Carrie Anderson. John Debore and wife welcome a daughter Thelma Marie. Ora Kincaid passes away in Marion township leaving a wife and three children. Funeral attendees from Rosston join services. Community planting progress noted with replanting widespread.
Mrs Moorehouse and children Ruth Mary and Slanche visit Chas Quick and wife, family near Rosston. Ladies Aid Society to host church entertainment June 15 with tickets ten cents. Mrs J H Miller and Mr Gardner White ill. Paul Miller with wife dined with Orville Isenhour near Ratsburg. Ruth Robinson of Tebanon spent Sunday with Olive and Ruby Tiller.
Quotation from the San Francisco Chronicle on choosing sides by financial gain and the tendency to overlook right or wrong when profits prevail.
An advertisement proclaims Kellogg’s Bran as a permanent relief for constipation when eaten regularly. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily aid elimination, improves health, and notes bran’s nutritional value. It urges readers to buy Kellogg’s Bran from grocers and enjoy bran-based foods.
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