Hutsonville County News Sees Weddings Mortality and Industry
Dr J B Cato left for a short Arkansas trip. Rosa Lee Callahan died after illness. Melvin McMichael and Lola Gill wed at Robinson. Wm Voorheis and Ethel Cox married in Paris at Husson home. New West York station praised with lawns and walks. Public school hires Alvin Smith and staff for fall winter. Big Four coal haul shifts to Indiana fuel amid strike. Lee O L Co plans oil field work near Casey. Richard Fetters dies near Casey. Mrs Sadie Emrick and Mrs Austin Sweet travel to Denver. Several Gossets visit Altamont. leasing rush grows around Casey. English section notes Harold English homecoming. Tom Fawey buys land west of railroad. Golden anniversary for George Kramer. Funerals in Marshall for Amanda Eaton and Joseph McCollum. Several English relatives visit Marshall commencements. 52 English attendees. Hen house fire at John Lewis farm burns eggs and spreads briefly. fire started by a Big Four train.
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Hutsonville
The
Herald
J. B. Cato
Arkansas
Rosa Lee Callahan
Town
Melvin McMichael
Enid
Okla
Lola Gill
Robinson
Wm. Voorheis
Ethel Cox
Paris
A. B. Husson
West York
Alvin Smith
Maude Cooke
Edith Lacey
Georgia Cunningham
Amy Smith
Cairo
Indiana
Texas City
Texas
J. M. Squier
Oklahoma
Lee Olco Richard Fetters
Casey
Sadie Emrick
Austin Sweet
Martinsville
Jeff
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
L. L. Gossett, J. C. Gossett
Sue Gossett
Elsie
Altamont
Kansas
Tom Fawey
Will Doll
Wright
George Kramer
Amanda Eaton
Joseph McCollum
Marshall
Jay G. English
Danville
Will
Ray English
Fairmount
John Lewis
Frank Rollings
Foley Kidney Pills Ingredients Tone and Strengthen Action
Advertisement notes that Foley Kidney Pills contain only the ingredients needed to tone strengthen and regulate the kidneys and bladder and are sold by all druggists.
Westfield Commencement Week and Local News
In Westfield on Sunday an estimated 4000 people gathered. H. A. Briscoe and wife returned from Battle Creek Michigan in improved health. Miss Bessie Sheets of Grand Rapids Ohio visited Elva Dawson during commencement week. Mrs. T. C. Eller and son and Mrs. D. M. Eller came from Shelbyville by car for commencement. B Hawkins of Parker township lies unconscious and may not survive. Rumor speaks of a stock company planning a large department store at Westfield or Oilfield with interested locals involved.
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H. A. Briscoe
Battle Creek
Mich
Bessie Sheets
Grand Rapids
Ohio
Elva Dawson
T. C. Eller
D. M. EjlJer
Shelbyville
B Hawkins
Parker Township
Westfield
Why Salves Fall to Cure Eczema
Scientists conclude eczema germs reside in the inner skin not outer layers. A penetrating treatment is needed rather than skin clogging salves. The ad recommends D. D. D. Prescription liquid with Wintergreen, trial bottle 25 cents, claims swift itch relief and long-standing endorsement by Wilson Harlan.
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Wilson Harlan
Casey notes and social posts from Kansas era diary
Casey itemizes visits births marriages and travels including Robert Kelly and Harry Morall in South Dakota. a June 8 birth to Mr and Mrs Homer Foster. Leland and Richmond Turner visiting from Lawton Oklahoma. Burdette Emerson visiting Marshall. Frank C Haes of Tulsa visiting S J Moore. Mrs W L Perkins leaving to visit relatives. Mrs O P McDaniel and Bernice arriving from Waukomis. Martha Lucile Gerrard and Paul Revere Neyman wed at home. graduation recaps from Earle High and Military Academy context.
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W. L. Perkins
O. P. McDaniel
Bernice
Waukomis
Okla
Casey
Martha Lucile Gerrard
Paul Revere Neyman
Gerrard i
Huston
Syd- Eae
Afacon
Suilay
Tee Military
Uston
Sam
Mother's Day program planned for Sunday at 10 30
Sunday events include a Mother's Day program at 10 30 a m and several residents visiting relatives. Ethel Hodson from Marshall, Selma Bierbaum from Redman, and Alice Gibson are noted for recent travels and activities. Several locals attend church services and school terms close this week.
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Ethel McDaniel
Ethel Hodson
Marshall
Selma Bierbaum
Redman
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Children Deemed Safe
A likely old medical notice claims Foley's Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable results. It purportedly stops bed wetting and is recommended after measles and scarlet fever, advertised as sold by all druggists.
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All
Social Notes From Local Residents
Mrs Ed Stephenson spent Tuesday with Daisy Stephenson Russell. Dawson left for Arkansas and Oklahoma Tuesday. Geo Gunder and family visited at P F Inlow's Thursday. Bert Lutz and wife dined at C E Beadles' Thursday. Some from here attended the Chau tauqua in Marshall last week. Mrs T D Murphy stayed Wednesday with her father James Myers. Harry Findley and wife attended commencement in Marshall Friday evening. W R Findley and wife returned Saturday from a visit with their daughter at Dana Indiana.
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Ed Stephenson
Daisy Stephenson Russell Dawson
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Geo. Gunder
P F Inlow
Bert Lutz
C E Beadles
Marshall
T D Murphy
James Myers
Harry Findley
R Findley
Dana
Ind
Local Happenings and Farm News Roundup
ASBURY Health is good in this vicinity. Jim Adams sold eight hogs at 9 cents. Cy Yeley bought a refined plano for his daughter. Robert Snedeker marketed hogs in Terre Haute Friday. J. Q. Snedeker and wife attended the convention at McClure Sunday. Mrs. Walter Adams and Sue Black spent Friday at her son's Joe Adams. Abe Garver purchased a new buggy and Clyde Adams a new riding cultivator. Vera Caldwell returned to Mattoon after a two week vacation with her parents and friends. Several from here visited the cream social at McKeen. A nice sum was realized for the church. Mike Molter and wife and John Tobias and wives were guests of Walter Adams and family Sunday. Mrs. Jerome Hedges and daughter Mrs. Floyd Tobias spent Saturday and Sunday in Melrose township. Mabel Snedeker Ella Snedeker and Jake Rhoads Jay Yeley Rob Snedker and Clyde Adams were at Armstrong Sunday. The Ahchildrena's se iss pontponeit ends evening of the month. org.
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Gussie Gibson
Ruth Washburn
Harry Young
Ben Bierbaum
Irvin Honderich
Champaign
Reuben Tingley
Mr. Pleasant
George Gibson
Alice Gibson
Marshall
Sarah Fredenberger
M. Honderich
Clifford Washburn
Lester
Terre Haute
John Fredenberger
M Miller
Jim Adams
Cy Yeley
Robert Snedeker
J. Q. Snedeker
McClure
Walter Adams
Sue Black
Joe Adams
Abe Garver
Clyde Adams
Vera Caldwell
Mattoon
Cea
McKeen
Mike Molter
John Tobias
Jerome Hedges
Floyd Tobias
Melrose Township
Mabel Snedeker
Ella Snedeker
Jake Rhoads
Jay Yeley
Rob Snede- Ker
Armstrong
Aohildrena
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Ad Promotes Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for coughs colds asthma croup and bronchial trouble. Consumers are advised to look for the bell logo on the bottle to identify the product.
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Dr. Bell
Local notes reveal illnesses, visits, and a tragic shooting
Wm H Hutchings remains ill with heart trouble. Auburn's Thomas Johnson finished Green moss school term. Dr Bell of Terre Haute evaluated Mrs Dora Clapp, now improving. Dan Snyder and family visited by Martinsville pair. Mrs Susan Claypool of Marshall visited her daughter Mrs Roy Miller. Children’s day events set at Dolson Chapel and Clarksville Methodist. Crops show slow growth but warm weather could change this. Clarence Goeckler, now at Timothy Cumberland county, suffered arm amputation replacing a belt. He is recovering. Herbert Cash shot and killed Judge Sims Sunday. Cash is a local native, Sims recently moved here. The tragedy sows gloom. community sorrow and sympathy offered, with blame placed on whisky.
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Wm. H. Hutchings
Thomas Johnson
Auburn
Greenmoss
Dr. Bell
Terre Haute
Dora Clapp
Dan Snyder
Ray Gallatin
Martinsville
Mat Snyder
Susan Claypool
Marshall
Roy Miller
Dolson Chapel
Clarksville
Clarence Goeckler
Timothy
Cumberland County
Dolson
Herbert Cash
Judge Sims
Cash
Sims
Edgar County
Don't Experiment With a Cough Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Ad
Advertisement touts Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cough remedy in a long running campaign. It claims millions of users over sixteen years with rising demand and urges consumers to look for the Bell on the bottle.
Local Notes From Agricultural and Community Scene
Fine show for blackberries and buckwheat plans signal farm activity. Oats look poor and Jeff school closed last Wednesday. Joe Johnson studies telegraphy at the tower. Tom Husted sold over 60 dollars of sweet potato plants. No services due to a pastor funeral in Millcreek. Berkley’s horse tangled in a wire and was slightly injured. Mrs Josephine Cleaver seen visiting her grandmother in St Louis.
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Jeff
Joe Johnson
Tom Husted
Millcreek
Berkley
Josephine ‘ Cleaver
Martinsville High Graduate Contracts to Teach Winter Term
A Martinsville high school graduate has contracted to teach the winter term at No. 45. The move marks a return to the classroom for the former student, signaling continued involvement in local education.
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Twee Jossé- Eee
Martinsville
Local News Briefs From Mt Olive And Vicinity
Community notes report busy farming with corn plowing underway. Attendances include H S Aken at Lindsey services and Sarah Carothers visiting from McKeen. James Melton and J B Hall with Perry Mason on a Martinsville trip. No service at Mt Olive due to pastor illness. A stock sale at Oscar Lees drew a large crowd with high prices.
Glad to Recommend Foley Kidney Pills
M E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys grew stronger, secretions became natural, and his bladder stopped painful worrying. The testimonial appears in a yellow package sold by all druggists.
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M.E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Foley
Local News Roundup of Personal Visits and Illness
Eunice Wallace has the mumps. Mrs. Claude Carlyle is on the sick list. Rev. F. M. Buckner preached in the Quaker church Sunday night. W. P. Anderson of Indianapolis discusses banking affairs. Boran Dolson and wife of Pimen to Indiana visit relatives here. B. F. Poorman and relatives went to Chicago. Poorman bought an automobile in Chicago and drove it home.
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Eunice Wallace
Walter Cork
Paris
Chas. McKinney
Millard Martin
John Williamson
Marshall
Claude Carlyle
F. M. Buckner
W. P. Anderson
Indianapolis
Boran Dolson
Pimento
Ind
B. F. Poorman
Russell Poorman
Reno Shawler
Chicago
Walnut Prairie
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promoted for All Eye Soreness
The Best Remedy for sore eyes is Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve. Described as a creamy snow white ointment that would not injure a babe. Guaranteed. 25c.
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Sutherland
Sunday School Convention in Orange Township
Annual Sunday school convention set for Washington school on Sunday June 19 at 10 a.m. Devotional by Jerry Ishler with S S teacher Oscar Ditzenberger and Supt Will Washburn. Afternoon program 1:30 p.m. includes devotional, song service, classes led by Roy Cook, Round Table with Washburn, and normal drill by Ditzenberger. Election of township officers follows. Clark Co S S led by Jerry Ishler. G W Baker presiding, Chas Cooper secretary.
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Orange Township
Washington School
God
Jerry Ishler
S. S
Oscar Ditzenberger
Will Washburn
Matthew
J. B. Anderson
Roy Cook
S. S. of Clark Co
G. W. Baker
Chas. Cooper
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough medicine ad
An advertising sketch touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as the best cough medicine with claims that millions know the product. The copy urges buyers to look for the bell mark on the bottle and ends with a quip about a woman's power to influence a man.
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