Local Social Roundup From Kokomo Area
Special Correspondence notes Lincoln Pearcy out again and several residents visiting Kokomo. Wm Hyatt suffered a stroke Wednesday morning. Many events include visits, entertainments, lodge attendance, and a bimonthly exam in Tipton township schools. A box social is planned for Saturday night with girls urged to come with well filled boxes.
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Jacob Pearcy
Cleveland Graham
Kokomo
Wm. Hyatt
Benj. Cook
McClain
W. A. Devinney
John Swafford
E. Gabriel
Etta Snyder
George Enyart
Vinnie Wissinger
Vinnie
Pearl Wissinger
Ethel Sageser
Tipton Township
Jennie Mertz
Flora Mays
Edna Garber
Bunker Hill
O. EB. Snell
Russel Snyder
Roy Enyart
Edgar E. Phillips
Ray Sullivan
Harry Jittle
Olive Mays
Mae Phillips
Logansport
Merchant of Venice
Nelson Theater
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
Onward Harvel Ferro visits are noted along with purchases and entertainments. George Bogart buys a new piano. Sunday gatherings and musicales are mentioned with families visiting in Winfield Wilson and Walter McCrea. The Concord Ladies' Aid raised 68.50 at a threshing dinner benefiting their society.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of Concord
Stettiner
Adamsboro School Closure Notice at Adamsboro
Adamsboro School will close at this location on April 1. The notice announces the shutdown and identifies the site of the former school as the closing point.
Rural Route 1 Farm Update Cited In Brief
Rural Route 1 report notes Mattie Ferguson spent Tuesday in the city as farmers continue sowing oats this week.
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Mattie Ferguson
Local notes on farm work and visits across Peru area
Numerous brief items record farmers plowing oats, social calls, and family visits in the Peru area. Names include Art Moore, Grandma Moore, Morgan, Crooks, Oliver, Edgar Packard, Jesse Swigart place, Hugh Adair, Emmet Mason, Burrell Spencer, Jacob Rhoades and family, John Rhoades, Cora Harrison, May Mason, Mary Snider, Mrs. Lanagher, Lake Cicott, Dr. Burge, Tod Packard, Abe Zeider, Willie Zeider, Harry Funk, Union Sunday school, Carrie Hetzner, Peru, Grace Gingrich, Mabel Mason, Wilmer Flory, Raymond Smith, Esther Fidler, Madge Moore, Guy Black, Rev. Bolton, Cincinnati, A. D. Canode, Jim McElheny, Logansport, Fred Otto, John Rhodes, Grace, activity at sales and sewing carpet rags, school exams, and church fundraising events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Moore
Grandma Moore
Morgan & Crooks
M. T
Oliver's
Peru
Edgar Packard
Jesse Swigart
Hugh Adair
Emmet Mason
Burrell Spencer
Jacob Rhoades
John Rhoades
Cora Harrison
May Mason
Mary Snider
Logansport
Lanagher
Lake Cicott
Burge
Todd Packard
Abe Zeider
Willie
Harry Funk
Union
William Harrison
Carrie Hetzner
Harry Gingrich
Rhoades
John Moore
A. D. Canode
Jim McElheny
Fred‘ Otto
Grace Gingrich
Mabel Mason
Wilmer Flory
Raymond Smith
Esther Fidler
Madge Moore
Guy Black
Seven Sections Erected Windmills Saturday
Local notes record seven sections were set up by Mel Morrow on Saturday. People from Logansport, Adamsboro and nearby towns are mentioned visiting relatives and attending church services at Spring Creek Sunday.
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Mel Morrow
Local Notices Mention Visits Illness and Social Gatherings
The column records various social items from Metea and nearby areas. People report ill horses, children with whooping cough, and visits with relatives and friends. A telephone line upgrade is noted for John P. Smith. Funeral attendance and domestic visits are also listed.
Baby Born To Myers Family In Mexico
A boy was born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers of this place. The Methodist church union prayer meeting Wednesday evening drew a large crowd and the Ben Hur life pictures were well received. Mr. and Mrs. William Filbey of Twelve Mile visited Frank Filbey in Mexico, then conducted business in Peru. Henry Armey and his wife celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary Sunday with about eighty friends and many gifts. The Baptist church entertainment Tuesday featured the Ben Hur pictures with a lecture. Rev. LeMasters preached his farewell sermon last Sunday before conference at Anderson. The community hopes he will be returned as he is highly esteemed.
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Bolton
Cincinnati
Charles Martin
Logansport
John Rhodes
Joseph Funk
Annie
S. S. Brown
Wilburn
W. Thompson
Harry, Knowlf
Metea Baptist Church
Sale
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
Firs
D.M. Kingerys
W. P. Peterson
J. G. Funk
Ben Barnes
J. W. Kinzie
Mary Harp
Zeider
Willie
Harry J. Funk
Martha Kinzie
A. C. Patton
Ego Smith
Peter Angle
B. D. Angle
Clem Berry
Adamsboro
Louis Myers
William Filbey
Twelve Mile
Mexico
Mr. Filbey
Frank
Peru
Henry Armey
The
Baptist Church
Ben Hur
LeMasters
Anderson
Local Farm Sales and Community Moves Roundup
Burrows farm sold to Dr. BE. D. Wagoner. George Cates buys Isaacs butcher shop and moves in Monday. W. S. Bridge relocates store to Bringhurst next week. John Randolph buys Martin farm near Rock Creek bridge. Cloyd Kendall to Ft Wayne for civil service exam Saturday. Runaway incident injures Frank Justice. scalp wound and lost tooth. Various visits, dinners, and small moves noted among local families.
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Dixon
BE. D. Wagoner
Parl Kennedy
Elva Davis
Effie Wingard
Camden
Ellis Hance
Logansport
Lawrence Waldsmith
W. S. Bridge
Woodville
Bringhurst
Mary
Amy Justice
Burrows
Rochester
George Cates
James Isaacs
Joseph Been
A. L. Woodward
Mabel Glasscock
Bloomington
John Randolph
Martin
Rock Creek
Cloyd Kendall
Ft. Wayne
Frank Justice
List of Ring Contestants To Be Published Sunday
The Tribune will publish on Sunday March 29 the list of contestants nominated for its diamond ring contest. A large field is expected with daily vote tallies after the initial list. Rings will be shown at local shops and every district will award one ring. Contest rules allow canvassing anywhere with equal access to votes.
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The
Tribune
the Tribune
J. D. Taylor
Ben Martin
C. W. Selegue
Local Farm Folk Busy With Plowing and Visits
Nell Gibson called on Clara Leach on Tuesday. Charles and Arthur Brandt visited Harry Binney on Sunday. C. D. Roller and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Eliza Brandt. W. A. Light moved to his newly bought farm from Mr. Rowe. Mary Hardy and Mabel Weaver are noted among locals.
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Nell Gibson
Clara Leach
Charles
Arthur Brandt
Harry Binney
C. D. Roller
Eliza. Brandt
W. A. Light
Mr. Rowe
Mary. Hardy
Mabel
Weaver
Georgetown People News in Brief
Georgetown locals report Albert Kleisinger buys a new buggy Wednesday. Miss Bertha Gordon visits Mrs John Benner this week. Oscar McClellan moves into the Kinney property in Georgetown. Pearl Frick calls on Pearl Gordon Wednesday afternoon. Miller Bros resume operations at Georgetown sawmill. No Christian Endeavor at Georgetown Sunday night March 29. Helen Fitzer hosts her high school class one evening. Will Banta family depart for new home in southern state. Joseph Smith and wife visit daughter Mrs Branche Nethercutt Wednesday. Abraham Miller chosen as Republican delegate to Indianapolis. Madison Porter family and Wm Nading family visit Mr and Mrs A B Fitzer Sunday. Ralph Searight and Miss Effie Gordon visit cousins Mr and Mrs Fred McDowell. Rev Fife of Church of God preaches at Pleasant Hill church March 28 and 29. Hebe Nading, wintering with grandparents in Kokomo, visits parents near Georgetown.
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Helen Fitzer
Will Banta
Joseph Smith
Branche Nethercutt
Abraham Miller
Indianapolis
Madison Porter
Wm. Nading
A. B. Fitzer
Ralph Searight
Effie Gordon
Fred McDowell
Fife
Church of God
Preaching at Georgetown by Mrs Shelts from Logansport
Mrs Shelts wife of Rev Shelts of Logansport will preach Sunday afternoon at Georgetown. The services will be held at 3 o'clock.
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Georgetown
Shelts
Logansport
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