Local Births and Visits Reported in Anoka and Surroundings
Anoka welcomes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Tull Reese. Mrs. Smith of Logansport visited with Mrs William Lowry on Thursday. Mrs. McBeam and son Tommy spent last Sunday with friends at Pipe Creek. Miss Dora Burkit visited Grandmother Moore in recent days. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Turnpaugh returned home in Walton after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tull Reese
Smith
Logansport
William Lowry
McBeam
Tommy
Pipe Creek
Delbert Turnpaugh
Walton
Frank Keener
Miss Hettie Graves Visits Loganport Sunday
Walton news notes Miss Hettie Graves spent Sunday in Loganport. The Lutheran Aid Society sewed at Mrs. Dutchess's on Thursday. Mrs. Geo Ramer of Logansport visited Walton. Mrs. Chas Brough of Logansport spent the day with her parents Mr and Mrs William Kapp. Funeral for Mrs Mary Axtel at the house Saturday morning. Burial Walton cemetery. Sabbath school at churches Sunday 10 30 and a 7 30 speaking at Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Graves
Loganport
Lutheran Aid Society
Dutchess
Geo. Ramer
Logansport
Walton
Friends
Chas. Brough
William Kapp
Ethel Powell
Alma Hoover
Esther Vernon
Mary Axtel
Walton Cemetery
Petition for Road Through Royal Centre Filed
Hillis and Bradfield will ask Boone county commissioners to authorize a two and a half mile road under the three mile road law. E. B. Thomas the Royal Centre banker and local residents seek a crushed stone route from the south corporate line of Royal Centre northwest through the town to the Boone township line.
Local notes from Burrows area residents and visitors
Ethel Kendall and Mrs L E McKinney are listed as sick. Several residents traveled to Logansport for business or visits. A fish fry is planned by the Presbyterian ladies at Burrows on Friday night October 16. Church and social events continue with weddings, play attendance, school activities, and trips to Delphi Peru Winnipeg and Marion mentioned among many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Wingard
Logansport
A. ‘le: Lesh
Tessie Holcomb
Maude Mitchell
Ross Pench
William Mullen
Brady Wassel
John Dixon
Orie Hitkle
Crawfordsville
Maber
Eicarmbens
Sorgihte
Eose
Local notices and social tidings from Peru and nearby towns
The column lists residents and visitors such as Fred Quick of Peru, Bertha Chalk in Logansport, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bowyer’s son. It notes illnesses, travels to Orland Alabama, and attendance at church events, a ministerial lyceum in Okron Ohio, court house cornerstone, a Dunkard meeting in Mexico, and an Embroidery club shower for an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Quick
Peru
Bertha Chalk
Logansport
Celia. Casebeer
Vesta Howard
Walton
Chas. Skinner
Cora Mooney
Ben Hammonds
Otho Quick
Newton
Kansas
L. L. Quick
S. L. Black
Rev. Hoover
Okron
Ohio
Royal Centre News Roundup at Cass Station and Winamac
Mrs Fred Ford visits Cass station and Mrs Chas Cox lies ill at home. Otto Conner of New Orleans visits with W B Ford. A local crowd attends Winamac street fair. Royal Centre team loses to Winamac 3 to 1. Miss Mary Berkshire dies in Logansport. funeral set for Sunday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ford
Cass Station
Chas. Cox
Otto Conner
New Orleans
W. B. Ford
Winamac
Royal Centre
Brethren Meeting Attendance and Local Social Notes
Irvin Angle and sister Mary attend the Brethren meeting at Flora with Mrs. Melvin. Morrow entertained a party of ladies at her home. David, Fair and John Rea attended E Phillip's sale at Pipe Creek last Friday. Blanche Biggerstaff of Logansport spent Sunday night with her mother Mrs. Scott. Aaron Plank, shipper at 76 Mile, celebrated his 18th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Angle
Mary
Flora
Social notes from Burnettsville and surrounding towns
Burnettsville and nearby areas report visits and travels among residents. Miss Helen Wimner, Miss Flossie Long, and friends called in Logansport. O E Noel family visited Walton. Jerry Gray traveled to Peru for horse association events. Mrs Watkins and daughter visited Mrs Sarah King. Mrs Stevenson from Monticello spent time with son William Snyder and family. Mr and Mrs Guy King were called to New Albany by illness of Mrs King’s sister. Mrs M J Callahan returned from Knox after summer there. Editor Dean and wife visited Floyd Miller and wife at Lake Cicott. A Baptist social for Class 6 of Sunday school planned for Oct 17. J J Buchanan attended a funeral near Logansport. M E church plans a pastor reception next Wednesday evening at 7. Mrs C W Callahan visiting relatives. will visit Columbus, Ohio, then move to Marion this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Rockfield
Patton
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Bertha Basler
John Boose
Delphi
Grover Quinn
Longceliff
Gertrude Jordan
Jessie Flora
Logansport
Pearl Scott
Anna
Orie Hinkle
Jack Patton
W. R. Mitchell
Maude
Tessie Holcomb
Watkins
Walcott
Sarah King
Stevenson
Monticello
Wm. Snyder
Guy King
New Albany
Kink
M. J. Callahan
Knox
Dean
Floyd Miller
Lake Cicott
The
Baptist Church
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Callahan
Marion
Cistern Work Underway and Local Social Roundup
Shiloh A. O. Brandt is having a cistern built and other cement work done. Byron Neff and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. John Neff Sunday. Several local visits reported including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morgan with Mrs. Elias Irvin, and Mrs. Louise Ross calling on Mrs. Eliza Conner who remains poorly. A box social is planned at Corner schoolhouse on Tuesday evening October 13 with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Brandt
Byron Neff
John Neff
Louise Ross
Eliza Conner
Corner School House
Deer Creek Notes on Local Work and Visits
William Keakley plastering for James Zartman. McCloskeys in Indianapolis. Frank Moore business trip to Logansport. Charlies Campbell on well for Charles Yeakley. Debates at Center schoolhouse. Miss Millie Hinkle improving. Yeakey forms partnership with Bon Grainger. Attendees at Young America speech. Willing Workers meet with Mrs. Oscar Cooke. Threshers plan ball. Harry McFatridge and wife visiting. William Decker lays 900 sq ft sidewalk. Lewis McFatridge tires damaged. Nate Cook lays foundation blocks for James Zartman house. Winfield Duniesch carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keakley
James Zartman
CG. V. McCloskey
Indianapolis
Frank Moore
Logansport
Charlies Campbell
Charles Yeakley
Center School House
Miss Millie
Hinkle
Charles Yeakey
Bon Grainger
Young America
A. B
Oscar Cooke
Deer Creek
Harry McFatridge
Atlanta
Wheeling
Wiliam Decker
Lewis McFatridge
Nate Cook
Winfield Duniesch
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J. A .Reed
Moose Jaw
Canada
Cass County
Spry
Edwy
J. A. Reed
Anoka
Dora Burkit
Moore
Fourth Street
the Tribune
Boone Township
Ethel’ ‘Kendall
L.'E. McKinney
Richard the
Jim
Willie “Winters
Dora
Dunkerd Church
Abe Charles
Miss Green
Mrs
Geo. Shideler
Madison Reed
Charley
Ed Flory
Iowa
Bert Turnpaugh
Harrison
Paulina, Olinger
Mexico
Melissa Adams
William Harrison
New Court House
Pp. W. Castle
Bert Ta
Roscoe Bowyer
A. C. Hoover
Greentown
Elizabeth
Anderson
Sadie Kraus
Ethel Routh
Mrs. J. M. Metheny
Argos
M. B
Embroidery Club
Chas
Lena Metheny
Nellie McMillen
Flossie Black
Nellie Kramer
Ethel Wallick
Royal Gentre News
Mary Berkshire
Martin Berkshire
Burnettsville
Helen ‘Wimner
Flossie Long
O. E. Noel
Jerry Gray
Shiloh
Will Byers
Charles Ross
Charlotte Reilly
Maud Stackhouse
Eliza Brandt
A. L. Frantz
the Royal Centre High School
Oliver Leach
Walter Watts
Weisjai
Near Winamac
Clara. Brandt
Children of
Colorado
W.h.brandt
James. Latourette
Deer
Will Hole
Epworth League Societies
Broadway Methoist Church
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Heesidente Mile
Onward
Ind
Levisbur
Wabash
Valley
Walton'on
U. T
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Ikenberry Bros
L. A. Shively
Edgar E. Phillips
Geo.d
Choice
Red Wing
Jungle Town
Taft
Harris
Mr. Bee
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