Mecca falls to Tangier 4 0 in Friday ball game
Local report lists multiple social visits over the weekend. Families from Cloverdale Terre Haute Indianapolis and New York City are noted with several dinners and homecomings. Phonographs advertised at Murdocks.
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Mecca
Tangier
Local Notes From South Liberty Social Roundup
Mrs. Mary Wagner remains very ill. Mrs. Jane Harvey visited Oscar Norman and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Grimes hosted guests for dinner including Paul Ray and family, John Grimes and Alfous Spivey. Edger Harvey and family visited at the Johns' clubhouse. Scott Marks and wife were in Chrisman. Relatives from Perrysville visited Dan Marshall. Margaret Garrard is improving slowly. Allen Grimes and family and Kesner families spent Sunday with John Kesner Sr. Edison and Pathe Ph.
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Jane Harvey
Oscar Norman
M. L. Grimes
Paul Ray
Cayuga, Vic
John Grimes
Alfous Spivey
Edgar Harvey
Ardress
Norman
Johns
Allen Grimes
Cecil Kesner
Arthur Kesner
John K Kesner
West Union Notes on Illness Visits and Wheat Conditions
Mr. Tom Causey Sr. is seriously ill. Adonia Hubbell and Mabel Manwaring visited Turkey Run. Ivan Causey family spent Sunday at Wave and attended the Canine reunion. Mrs. John Manwaring of Martinsville visited C. W. Mannar og family. Wheat threshing is active but yields look poor. rain needed for corn. John N. Bowsher of Fairview area visited Tom Causey, Sr. Adonia Hubbell, now with Brothers Ill, plans to leave. Ira Hatch and Merritt Farner welcomed Sunday visitors. Garrard and Mrs. Lizzie Lewman visited Newport. Grace Cory and children visited her parents Esban Farner and wife.
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Ivan Causey
Wave
Fire-damaged Hillsdale Opera House Walls Razed by State Order
The brick walls of the old Hillsdale opera house survived the Tuesday fire but were torn down Friday by order of the state fire marshal due to danger of collapse. Lucile McNamee advertises lead pencils for sale at the Enterprise Office with favorable prices.
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Hillsdale
Saalee
Enterprise Office
Lucile McNamee
High School Boy Discovers Real World Mining Tricks
A young graduate enters mine work with theories and tobacco, learns practical limits as he seeks a three inch board stretcher. He borrows from nearby mines, travels miles, and finds the tool lent along a chain until it vanishes, while seasoned workers laugh at him.
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Clinton
Mrs Linda Harrod Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Linda Harrod of Ft Wayne Ind reports long stomach trouble relief after trying Chamberlains Tablets. She says two bottles let her eat anything without distress and notes immediate relief from heaviness after meals.
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Linda Harrod
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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