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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
9
Mrs. Marv Luck visits Logansport. families in Logansport, Urbana and Indianapolis host Thanksgiving. Abilene Kansas, Crawfordsville and Monticello connections appear with theater plans and fraternal events. Attendance at churches, weddings, and social visits noted along with university and Masons activities.
Reynolds Mant Bess visited Hines on business while J L Bess installed a pipe less furnace in the post office and hardware. Nearby residents and families made trips, attend church classes, and hosted visitors. A missed town board meeting due to trustees’ absence, a postponed sale, and residents traveling to attend illness and funerals are reported alongside church activities and local projects.
Miss Dulcie Godlove of Indiana University returns home for a short vacation. Numerous families host relatives for Thanksgiving. Local students from DePauw and Purdue visit home. revival meetings begin at the Methodist church. Notables include Rev Galloway and visits by several Logansport, Bloomington, and Lafayette residents.
A letter from Mrs Charlie Taylor of Dillon South Carolina extols Peruna for two years of catarrh and digestive trouble. She reports weight gain after using Peruna and asserts it cured her, urging others to use the remedy for blood purity strength and to prevent flu.
Mrs Ward attended the sale held Tuesday of last week on the Ward farm southwest of town. Miss Catherine visited Wednesday, stayed through Thanksgiving, and returned to Bloomington Sunday afternoon.
Residents and relatives are listed visiting and staying with family across Indiana. Carson Duffey in Indianapolis on business. Malissa Million with Idaville relatives. Jackson Boyd in Greencastle visiting Ida Cullen. Clara Jenkins with Raymond Coble near Hopedale. Harriet Pearson and Delmar Galbreth guests of J. P. Galbreth in Wolcott. Wallace Dwight and Ethel Marie Buchanan visiting Logansport relatives. Harold Barnes staying with Gail Britton near Monticello. James Paul returning to Osgood after Thanksgiving. Henry and Logansport Weavers visiting Joe McMulen. Mack Donnelly visiting his mother Jane Crowell in Logansport. Carl Vlarvey traveling to Jacksonville, Fla. Robert Stuart and family hosted by B. F. Stuart. Blanche Lentz visiting sister Madison Shull in Kokomo.
Local column details Thanksgiving greetings and visits among Fairview families. Mentions Carrie Moore Cora Moore Hall Criswell and Benson relatives, wedding attendance, a Zion Bethel box social fund total, revival services at Pious Chapel, and multiple Sunday dinners with extended kin in the area.
Brookston hosts the Roadrucks and Miller family for Thanksgiving. Remington and Newcastle residents plus Chicago and Michigan City friends attended Mrs. William Westfall’s funeral. Kendall traveled to Kentucky after a telegram about her father’s serious illness. Johnsons and Tip Johnsons visited from Manon, joined by the Grubbs in Tippecanoe County. Brookston and Walcott residents shared meals and kinship during the holiday.
Mrs. Alice Baker visited her son Floyd Baker and wife Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clouse and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Funk. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baker and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byne Crowder. Miss Vivian Dyer spent the weekend with her mother at Cutler and returned Sunday evening. Paul Stangle, Indiana University student, spent the weekend with his parents. Bert Shields and children Harold and Evelyn went to Lafayette Thursday to visit friends for several days. A fire alarm at Byron Crowder’s home Wednesday morning was contained by neighbors preventing serious damage. chimney burned out.
Clarence Cripe visited Logansport on Saturday. Meredith Capper has been ill for several days. Lance moved onto Henry Reid farm south of Guernsey. C. A. Ballard and family plan Thanksgiving with son-in-law Harry Overly east of Patton. George Breckenridge tends cattle north of a consult point for Guernsey. Mrs. Baxter’s health in Michigan City remains poor. Harry Ballard family head to Gloucester Point Virginia to settle. Frank Baxter and wife went to Rochester Minnesota last Wednesday. O E Sickley aided O Kellenburger with pump and engine work at Sickler home.
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