Calveston Ladies Bazaar Set at Church Basemen t
The Baptist church ladies plan their annual bazaar in the church basement tomorrow with dinner served. Attendees include Abe Smith and family David Wolfe and family Linc Smith and family S M Goldsberry and wife P L Martin and wife Bruce Martin and family plus others with well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Smith
David Wolfe
Linc Smith
S. M. Goldsberry
P. L. Martin
Bruce Martin
Galveston B. B. 13 School Reopens After Illness Losses
Our school resumes after a brief vacation following the illness and death of teacher Mrs. Montgomery of Young America. Linc Smith plans to move to the Smith farm near Lincoln. Mrs. Jack Martin of Galveston celebrates her eighty first birthday with dinner guests including P. L. Martin and Bruce Martin. William McGriff hosts twenty five friends for a gathering that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Young America
Linc Smith
Smith Farm
Lincoln
Jack Martin
Galveston
P. L. Martin
Bruce Martin
William McGriff
Musterole Relief for Headache and Congestion
Headache relief and no danger from mustard oil based Musterole ointment. External use, stomach and heart safe, replaces plasters with less irritation. Promoted for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and general pains. Sold by druggists with Musterole signs. jars 25c or 50c. mail order available from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Local Social Notes From Adamsberg and Nearby
Joe Skinner visits Frankfort for the day. Mrs. John Kidd returns from Royal Center after a week away. Ralph Hetzner and Helen Briggs join the Harrisons for a Saturday evening. Mr. Rush of Michigan visits his sister Mrs. May Crook. Mrs. Bond returns home to Wabash after two months with granddaughter Mary Adams. John Adair attends Gottschall funeral in Logansport. Clara Conn returns from Royal Center. Lida Kidd visits Peru. Fae Skinner stays with brother Elmer and wife at Hoover. William Douglass family spends a few days with Mason household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adair
Gottschall
Logansport
Clara Conn
Royal Center
Lida Kidd
Peru
Fae Skinner
Elmer
Hoover
William Douglass
William Mason
Protracted meetings and local updates in Deer Creek
James Russell remains no better. Mrs. Lula Skinner hosted three lady evangelists to discuss church events. Protracted Christian church meetings continue with good attendance. Local trappers report several pole cats. John McClarey enters Marion College. A new furnace installed at the U B church. Funeral attendees include Mr and Mrs Watson Ballou and Mrs Forgery Clarence Forgey and Misses Alice and Della Forgey. Mae Wallace substitutes in the primary room during Mrs Forgey’s funeral. Frank Ridenhour sick with malaria fever in Deer Creek. A. S. Rhea shows improvement after returning from Logansport. Presbyterian church entertainment postponed to Friday with afternoon calls readings and music under C E society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Skinner
Becket Fauna Doyle
M. J. Snell
Christian Church
John McClarey
Marion College
U. B
Watson Ballou
Forgery
Clarence Forgey
Alice
Della Forgey
C. E. Society
Funeral attendance noted for John Snyder obituary
The funeral of John Snyder was largely attended. Various relatives and friends visited, attended social events, and aided the family. Rev Roscoe Smith begins revival meetings, and local property moves occurred. Mrs John Snyder thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and school flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mallett
Medford Yoder
Frank Winters
Near Pipe Creek
This Place
Methodist Church
Roscoe Smith
Christian Church
Larkin Lease
George Elise
Frank Cook
Larkin
Max Mertz
Harley Lindermuth
Bunker Hill
John Snyder
Bert Cook
Near Lincoln
John Burris
Kalamazoo
Mich
Births and local moves in Twelve Mile area
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cover. New church dedication announced for January 7. Henry Richardson returns from visit with daughter Mrs. B F Ewer in Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon relocate to Kewanna. George Brown family moves into their former home. Samuel Cover and Dudley Dalzel buy lots between livery barn and railroad to build a butcher shop. Ladies Embroidery Club met at Mrs Dad Dalzell's. High school prep for play The Matrimonial Exchange to be staged December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cover
Henry Richardson
B. F. Ewer
Valparaiso
James Cannon
Kewanna
George Brown
Dudley Dalzel
Ladies’ Embroidery Club
Dad Dalzell
Gold Bar Peach Soaked Cans Advertised in Local Trade
Local ad promotes three Gold Bar brand cans of extra fancy fruit heavy syrup peach per can at 20 cents each, offering a deal of four for 137 cents. The fragment hints at sale pricing and promotional wording for canned peaches.
Eee Eee 7s Ewe Ceases
Eee Eee 7s updates indicate a cease of activity within associated groups. No additional names dates or locations are clearly readable in the fragment. Further context is unavailable from the provided text segment.
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Calveston
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Lee Wilson
Harold Platt
Bessie
Lena Poundstone
Harry Ridgeway
Swazee
Frances Daggett
Marion
Frank Murphy
Joseph Carey
Elias
J. W. Bevington
Lahmon McDonald
Kokomo
Farmers’ Institute
Universalist Church
G. A. R. Hall
Ed. Raferty
Flossie
Gansport
Helen Shirley
Jonx Farrer
Joe Skinner
Frankfort
John Kidd
Ralph Hetzner
Helen Briggs
William Harrison
Mr. Rush
Michigan
Mrs. May Crook
DEER
James Russell
John Cotterman
Carla Wilson
Hilltop
Mabel Winters
Angeline Funk
Pipe Creek
Louval Greenstreek
Charles
Roxy
Ruth Thatcher
Russell Snyder
Owen Thomas
Girl of
DeKalb Drug & Chem
DeKalb
Ill
Tiger Brand
Price
Dr. Price
Royal
California
Rhode Island
Columbia
Our Best
Eagle Brand
Eagle
Santos
Tarragona
Ewe
Nkle Bros
Stone
Parkkages
Sultana
Mabage
Suar Havemeyer & Elder
Salaeepp
Chalasea
Ceylon
Japan
Broadway
Rotherme
J. H. Lewis
Canary Birds
Hartz Mountain Singers
St. Andreasburg
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