Commencement Exercises and Local News Across Town
Commencement exercises will be held at the auditorium Wednesday evening. The prospect is for the largest corn crop in the country. James Dix died Wednesday morning at his son John Dix’s home in Hutsonville, nearly 70. Open season for muskellunge fishing began yesterday with several expected to fish. Lawrence Newlin shipped hogs to Indianapolis. 77 hogs at 339 pounds average, earning $735 per 100 pounds. Demand for carpenters rises with house construction and canning factory work. Foley's Kidney Remedy touted for spring kidney strength and blood purification. The college received two gifts: a Knabe concert grand piano from John Hulitt of Hillsboro, Ohio, and a $150 air pump for the physics lab funded by friends. Charles Tinch of the USS Missouri returned home on 30 days’ furlough after two years in the navy and the world-wide voyage. Backache and urinary troubles urged to take Foley's Kidney Remedy. A woman died at home and was buried at Forsythe cemetery after an Adventist sermon in Dennison. Mike Molter and wife visited with daughter Mrs. Ross Burkholder and family. Otis Adams and wife and children were in Elbridge after preaching services.
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James Dix
John Dix ii Hutsonville
Lawrence Newlin
Indianapolis
Se House & Are
Canning Factory
Knabe
John Hulitt
Hillsboro
Ohio
Physical Laboratory
Charles Tinch
United States
Missouri
Tinch
Navy
Globe
iKeen
Forsythe Cemetery
Dennison
Mike Molter
Ross Burkholder
Don
Otis Adams
Elbridge
Charity Ross
Wm. Davis
Grandview
Parker Shield
Dolson Chapel
Clarksville
Commissioners of Highways
Zenas Murphy
Hutching
Salem
T. A. Huges
Hutchen Marrs
Jeff Davis
Charles Geckler
Local Notes Sketch Health Visits and Community News
Mrs. Robert Gillespie returns from Hunter Mineral Springs Indiana for health. Community patrons discuss Casey Reading Room plans to interest Andrew Carnegie in a public library. Mrs. Hewerdine to be interred near Bellair after death. Wiman family noted. Baseball talk grows. Don Emrick returns from Florida. J. S. Parcel back from Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs Flecker guests of Jonas Bell. Glen Cunningham visits Coffeyville. Shadleys depart for Boulder Colorado. Theo Roberts trades hotel Casey House for land near Chicago. Rev Caseley finds sister Mrs McKee dead from double pneumonia. Fred Bower and Ariella Yelton wed near locality. J. W. Reeves officiating. LeMay sells Washington Street residence. plans a new house on east lot. Health notes include gangrene warning and home remedy claims. Agnes Campbell and Walter Adams listed as ill. D. W. English keeps Asbury appointment. Grandma Travioli visiting relatives. Jim Adams and wife visit parents. local fetes and social mentions.
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Robert Gillespie
Hunter Mineral Springs
Kramer
Ind
Casey
Andrew Carnegie
Public ’ Library
So Hewere
Mattie Wimean
Moulder
Col
Bellair
Hewerdine
G H Wiman
Banner-Times
Don Emrick
Florida
Boulder
Colo
Theo Roberts
Indiana
Chicago
East Sey
Daniel
Auburn Bethel Sunday school buys new song books
A report notes Bethel Sunday school will purchase a number of new song books. The item highlights a Methodist meeting in Auburn this week with over a dozen ministers in attendance.
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Noth Sears
Bethel Sunday School
Auburn
Casey Visitors and Local Transactions Chronicle
Joe Lippincott visited Casey Monday with Thos McCambridge of Casey and Dc W Connelly of Moonshine. E C Connelly of Cloone came Tuesday. Pat Madigan and family visited Casey Wednesday. Carson Green and wife visited Casey Thursday. Ed Greg bought a span of mules at Arcola last week. R C C Kichard and son Charles of Westfield came Thursday. Mrs P A Connelly visiting Mrs Martin Standair. Mrs Hollis sick list. D Beasley Casey visitor Friday. Ohio Oil Co pulling casing on Mills farm northeast of here. two carloads of hay shipped Friday. Patsy Madigan has a new buggy. Mrs Chas Wilhite visited Olney. Carson Green and wife Sunday with daughter Mrs Granger at Robinson. Henry White Casey visitor Saturday. Born to Joe Beasley and wife Friday night a girl. Wm Grover Martinsville visitor Saturday. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a safe cough remedy with Keifer’s drug store.
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Joe Lippincott
Casey
Thos McCambridge
Dc. W. Connelly
Moonshine
E C. Connelly
Cloone
Pat Madigan
Carson Green
Hollis
D. Beasley
Ohio Oil Co
Mills Farm
Patsy Madigan
Chas. Wilhite
Olney
Joe Beasley
Wm Grover
Martinsville
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Dinners
Bradley Babcock on the sick list and Paris visitor H E Inlow are noted among several social updates. Mary Hargrove and others are recorded visiting friends and family, with gatherings at Dawson, Murphy and Stephenson households. An advertisement from Kelfer’s Drug Store extols Foley’s Urine Laxative as mild and effective for constipation and liver trouble particularly for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fritts
Oneota
N. Y
Foley
Kelfer
Local notes and rural updates from Casey township
Corn prices steady as Mrs. Charity Ross recovers from tonsillitis. Reports of widespread colds and an early farming season with oats sowing nearly finished. Town and highway commissioners appointed overseers, with long service noted for T. A Hughes. Local sermons, visits, and residents’ movements fill the week’s community buzz.
Weir Area Church Notices and Local Social Updates
Rev Gant filled his regular appointment at St Paul on Sunday night. Bonnie Roberts and Clemia Morgan attended Union Chapel Saturday night. Mrs Edna Maring spent Sunday in Martinsville with sister Lissa Sneed who is ill. News of the death of Mrs M A Hodges telegrammed to nephew C C Hodges Tuesday evening.
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New Mexico
Alice Smith
Aguester
Esther
Terre Haute
Shity
Homer
Roy
Nila Smiti
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Asbury
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Walter Adams
D. W
Grandma Travioli
Sieekex
Tryin Rogers
Jim Adams
Hentz Sts
Olives
Phon
Harry Husted
Lawrence Ryan
Chicken
Rey Towle
Marshall
Marrs
Martins- Ville
Foley's
Keifer
Pleasant Grove
Bradley Babcock
Mrg.e H. E. Inlow
Paris
Mary Hargrove
John Dawson's
Lou Miller
James Myres
Dode Shipe
Tom Murphy
Harry Findley
Lew Stephenson
Virgie Findley
Homer Brosman
Ladies’ Shoes
Oxfords
Leathers PA Black Vic
Severs Luchers
H. Cross
Children’s & Infants
Soes
Colt
Kid
MEWS
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Cork
Poorman
West-Union
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Shawler & Richards
West Union
Illinois
T. A Hughes
Ieee
Sale Ri
Sarsa
Eobt
Carrie Patchett
Rev. Kern
Five Points
Nellie
Aaron Kannamacher
Gertie Hays
Walter
Maud Cline
Len Beachout
Newt Brosman’s
Adaline Sweet
ST Ee
Jersey
Fifa
B. Buckner
Howard Martin
Cannes
Teall Redon
West
Rigi
Jervan
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