18 Aug 1911
Page 5
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Newspaper
Logansport Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
5
A flurry of social activity is recorded with multiple visits, reunions, and excursions. Families such as Hurd Woods Harris and Weeks are noted visiting different towns. reunions at Logansport and Union Ohio are mentioned. trips to Chicago Eagle River and southern Indiana are listed along with picnics and dances.
Sunday events fill the week with visits to Walton Logansport and Indianapolis. Residents attend church services and a Rome City convention while families host gatherings and travel for funerals and reunions across nearby towns.
Roy McKinney is sick with typhoid fever. Miss Joana Jones of Danville Ill was guest of the Fouts families. Mr and Mrs James Caldwell celebrated their 21st anniversary at Logansport park. Mrs A Wright and grandsons Harold and Roy visited Chicago. Wray couple returned from two weeks near Logansport. Gail Lenon accompanied youths from Rock Creek to Lake Maxinkuckee. Sha Rhea visited Logansport. Albert Caldwell visited HE Caldwell's family. Nellie Zinn returned from Indiana Central University Indianapolis. Reta Langston back from Muncie. Noah Ridenhour is improving. Gleaner picnic proceeds with festival planned as weather threatened.
SHLD Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Roller and children visited Nelson Brandt and family of Harrison township Sunday. Delegates reported a good meeting at the NVV I C conference in Burrows last week. Rev. Wiles was absent due to his father’s illness. Former pastor Rev. Mosteller and Mrs. Mosteller attended. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Brandt visited family in Lafayette Thursday night. Several locals, including the Leach and Pryor families, hosted and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs. Martha Watts, formerly of the area, is ill in Logansport. A birthday dinner at Mae Porter’s in Logansport honored Mrs. Porter’s mother, Mrs. Fannie Hinkle. about thirty guests attended. Jesse Light is visiting relatives at Bruce Lake.
An old ad style piece claims dandruff is caused by germs that attack hair roots. It urges readers to rid themselves of dandruff to keep hair healthy and glossy, warning that persistent flakes harm hair nourishment.
The note lists upcoming church services at this place with morning and evening prayers. The Aid Society held an all day sewing session in the church basement on Wednesday. Several locals traveled or shopped, including Grace Burkit at Peru Institute, Owen Shanteau and Otto Anthauer to Cincinnati, and Dot Kay in Walton.
Adamsure Mr and Mrs Henry Huck of Peru visited Wm Decker family last week. Mrs Anna Brown stayed with Cass Newberry. The Cottle and Robinson families plan their Cass station reunion on Sunday August 20. Blanche Canade returned from Decatur Illinois. Mrs William Harrison Mable Masten Ruth Adams visited Carrie Hetzner near Anoka Thursday. J E Rhoades and John Rhoades families picnicked along Eel River Sunday. Madge More visited Winona. Mrs Hyres and Mrs A Canode visited Eva Gravel near Twelve Mile Saturday. Regular Baptist church services were held Sunday morning and evening.
Several residents attended a Wednesday Home Coming at Waverly. Mrs. George Masters improves from illness. Families like Lew Walters with children and Finley Rinehart with Bessie and Keith visited relatives here. Al Miller and children visited kin nearby. Frank Hooks family moved into Grandma Harris's former house. Ella Miller Gus Elpers family plan to move to Logansport. John Snyder family to occupy their house. Mrs. Burns went to Norfolk Virginia for her Naval hospital husband post operation for appendicitis and intestinal growth removal.
Mr and Mrs Dan Kinzie entertained Sunday dinner with Mrs Ww and family as part of a social note. The item mentions a daughter for Mrs Frank Kinnerman and references local residents in a brief society update.
Sevenfoot Mrs. George Danell and family joined the Walton old settlers picnic on Saturday. The Onward band performed for the gathering while many others visited friends and attended nearby events. A lake trip to Lake Maxinkuckee drew attendees from the community and nearby towns.
Ed Kime, a leading county fruit grower, reports two to three hundred bushels of peaches ready for market at his Tipton township farm two miles east of Twelve Mile. He sells to visitors at the orchard and is prepared to supply all comers. A basket of early varieties was shown to the Tribune. size and quality are noted as unexcelled.
Jacob Clary of near Lucerne ordered a forty horsepower Auburn car from COD Billman of the city. Immediate delivery to be made.
An advert claims Zemo treats eczema, pimples, dandruff, prickly heat and sunburn. It touts quick itching relief, soothing irritation, and skin healing, with a clean pleasant preparation and universal satisfaction.
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