Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praise
Mrs Samuel Munday of Dover Delaware shares how Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound eased her cramps and faint spells. She says after taking it she regained energy and could work longer, stopping fatigue and improving daily life. She recommends the remedy to friends who report similarly improved well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del
Lydia E.pinktham
Sol
Samuel Munvity
Cecil St
Dover, Delaware
Third Party Fun In Vice President History Tone
A satirical column questions vice presidential egotism and political salaries while riffing on Sun Yat Sen and flag etiquette. It lampoons presidential ambitions, questions salary hikes, and explains updated American Legion flag rules for displaying the blue field in various orientations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
American Legion
Amiscus Club Meeting At Miss Ethel Heitman Home
Miss Ethel Heitman hosted the Amiscus club at her I street northwest residence for a regular fortnightly session. A large portion of the membership answered roll call and, after business, members enjoyed games and contests. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess, with Misses Esther and Elsie Duhne among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel -Heitman
Amicus Club
Soory
Esther
Elsie
Duhne
Greene county youths to attend state Sunday school convention
About fifteen to twenty young people from Greene county will attend the state Sunday school convention in Michigan City on June 24 25 and 26. At least twelve from this city will go and about four or five from Switz City. Delegates expect a wonderful trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
Michigan City
Switz City
Hyacinth Club Meeting Planned at Mrs Gillam Home
The Hyacinth club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Amos Gillam on Seventh Street Southeast. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyacinth Club
Amos Gillam
Seventh Street
Monica Lee Club Meeting Tonight
The Monica Lee club will meet this evening at the home of Miss Ione Wright. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Lee
Ione Wright
Woodmen Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow Evening
The Modern Woodman of America will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM in Odd Fellows hall. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Big Fish Fry At Strietelmeier Home Draws Town Friends
Friends from town gathered Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strietelmeier for a fish fry. The community event offered a cordial, enjoyable evening of fellowship and food.
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Carl Strietelmeier
Eastern Star Lodge Meeting Notice
The Eastern Star lodge will hold a regular session at the Masonic hall tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Meeting
Eastern Star ‘Lodge
Masonic Hall
Personal notices from Terre Haute and area social hardy
Mrs John Young and son Bernard spend the day in Terre Haute. Miss Matilda Schedlborner of Dugger visits. Miss Helen Dorn goes to Indianapolis for a short stay. Mrs Luther Bone travels to Terre Haute to visit daughter Mrs F A Newkirk. Mrs Marion Fish and two sons go to Scotland to visit her mother Miss Annabelle Comer of Detroit. Miss Henrietta Poe home from art school in Indianapolis for vacation. Miss Cerar to wed Henry Ambrose in West Frankfort. Mrs Thomas G Morgan and Irene visit Greencastle then Terre Haute to see Indiana State Normal student Clarence Morgan. Several families motor to Sullivan for a chicken dinner with Mrs Joe Robertson hosting. Miss Ruby Secrest funeral in Cleveland. Lois Beasley, Mary Laubach, and Miss Jean Gammack guest of Mrs N D Fisher at luncheon bridge. Daisy and honeysuckle decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dorn
Indianapolis
Luther Bone
Terre Haute
Marion Fish
Scotland
Annabelle Comer
Detroit
I. M. Welch
J. M. Cardwell
Bedford
Jospeh Coil
Henrietta Poe
John Herron Art School
Floyd. Cornett
Covington
Mary E. Stone
Winnebago
Greencastle
Serre Haute
Clarence ‘Morgan
Indiana State Normal School
Marion Rejntjes
Bert Christy
Miss Mignon
Margaret Jordan
Ed White
Sullivan
Joe Robertson
Laurel Ingram
Doris
Donald
R.L. Secrest
Lester
Cleveland
Ruby Secrest
Lois ‘Beasley
Wiley High School
Mary Laubach
Linton
Jean Gammack
South Bend
Beasley
Betty
Ruth McBrien
Iris Martin
Laverne Strong
Miss Laubach
Lin- Lon
Married Ohio Girl Wedding in Springfield and Newberry
S. W. Slinkard of Newberry married Edna May Dittman daughter of John F. and Mrs Dittman of Springfield Ohio at the bride’s parents home Monday evening June 16 They will reside at their Newberry home after July 22 Slinkard is cashier of the Newberry bank and well known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Slinkard
Newberry
Edna May Dittman
John F. Dittman
Springfield
Ohio
Hearing Device Restores Banker’s Ears After Years
John L. Ellerman of Farmers National Bank Fairfax South Dakota reports long deafness cured by Acousticon device from a New York firm. After free ten day trial with no deposit he hears as clearly as a child. He urges others to write Dictograph Products Corporation New York City for a similar trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Ellerman
Farmers National Bank
Fairfax
South Dakota
Ellerman
New York
Dictograph ‘Products Corporation
W. 42Nd Street
New York City
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Willard
Gerin Battery Station
Fry Alinton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rinex
A Clinical Laboratories Co
Hamilton, Drugglat
Dinton Daily Citizen
Yurner & Bryan, Publishers
Citizen
South Main
Society
Linton, Ind
Congress
CIER
Indiana
Wwe
Tom Marshall
Sun
Sen
United States
Amiscus
CLUB
Miss Ethel -Heitman
Monica Lee Club
Woodmen Meeting
John Young
Bernard
Matilda Schedlborner
Dugger
John Hewitt
Royal Society
McCall Patterns
Victor Coal. Co
Singer
Vincennes St
Life
Linton Buick Co
Mignon Christy
St. N. E
St. S. W
Alice Butler
Citizen Office
J. B. Johnson
St. N. We
George Whitycombe
Blue ‘Bird Tailor Shop
Blue Bird Tailor Shop
St. N. Te
Camille Descheemeeker
Sixth
St. S. Ns
McIndoo’ S
Buick Co
E” St. N
Patch
Bloomfield
Ind
J. M. Strauser
Fifth St
N. E
St. N
K. Chas. W. Johnson
Lima
Ats
Ford
Tate
Peoples’ Trust Co Ite Insurance
Willy Wandsome
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Company
Lynch & Liston
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