Personal and Social Items From Frankfort Area
Weekly society notes list visits and illnesses. Susanna Virgie Reynolds visits her mother in Carmel for a week. Tom Robinson travels to Jacksonville Illinois as guest of friends. James McCutcheon shows slight improvement after illness on West Harrison. J. G. Zimmerman returns from Noblesville after Thanksgiving with relatives. Lena Lewis recovers from pneumonia and is out again. Frank Garrigus and family hosted by son Arthur near Frankfort for Thanksgiving. Tressie Jones improves from pneumonia after critical illness. C A Hornbeck and wife visit Amanda Daugherty and B. B. Glazier in Frankfort. Triangle Club meets at Katherine Scott’s with Ruth Dobson as reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle Club of the Christian Church
Katherine Scott
West Jefferson Street
Ruth Dobson
Tesson
Local families host Thanksgiving visitors in Lafayette and Goshen
Mrs William Sheltmire and daughters Helen and Edith visit Mr and Mrs H L West on Washington and Bluff. Esther Redding, a Goshen teacher, returns home to South Bluff St. Jean Gossett and daughter Jane visit Frankfort relatives. Flora Campbell of Des Moines stays with Alva Hanawalt family. Young Ladies Social Club hosts at Mrs C M Wright East High St. Bertha Davis returns from Connorsville with daughter Fern and Galen Barnes family. Wilmer Burns returns Notre Dame after Thanksgiving. accompanied by Leo Sutliff from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheltmire
Helen
Edith
Lafayette
H. L. West
Washington and
Bluff Streets
P. T. Gossett
Jean
Frankort
C. M. Wright
East High Street
Wright
Cliff Gardner
Wilmer Burns
C. J. Burns
Forbis
Notre Dame
Leo Sutliff
Kilmer Moves From Arkansas to Florida Enjoys Sunshine
J A Kilmer who left Monticello for Eureka Springs Arkansas has now relocated to Tampa Florida. He writes he is enjoying the southern sunshine and invites friends in Monticello to join him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kilmer
Monticello
Eureka Springs
Ark
Tampa, Fla
South
Elwood Man Visits Monticello for Renewed Acquaintances
B. K. Smith, longtime Elwood resident, spent the first of the week in Monticello renewing acquaintances. He and his family formerly lived on West Broadway in the city and he is now employed with the Remy Electric Company of Ander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Smith
Elwood
Monticello
Mr. Smith
West Broadway
Remy Electric Company
Anderson
Mrs. Gardner Returns from Philadelphia Visit and Local News
Mrs. M S Gardner returns home from a two week visit with her sister in Philadelphia where they stayed with Mrs Evaline Biederwolf at Sleighton Farm aiding social welfare work. A Chevrolet owned by Mrs Arba Bush of Stockwell was stolen on South street La Fayette but recovered by police in the city’s south part. Mrs Bush, widow of the late Dr E A Bush, formerly lived in Reynolds. Mrs J P Simons has been critically ill with her son Frank of Fresno arriving for the illness. two other sons Howard of Gary and George of Chicago spent the weekend. A Gamma Era Tri Kappa benefit card party at Chamber of Commerce raised funds for a municipal Christmas tree. S A Carson attended Logansport Presbytery events and a Calvary church banquet. Mrs William Walker’s students plan a piano recital December 19 at the Presbyterian church featuring a Child's Symphony Orchestra and free admission. Ross Groves returned from a several week California trip with family. 2600 miles driven mostly through heavy rain. A church youth program titled The Spirit of Friendliness featured Audrey Lumy, Ethel Dobson and Emory Fulks in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arba Bush
Stockwell
South Street
Fourth Street
Lafayette
J. P. Simons
Frank
Fresno
Cal
Howard
Gary
George
Chicago
The
Tri Kappas
Chamber of Commerce
North Main Street
Religious Education Brings Groups Together Across Nations
With Chester Sheets Byron Sheets Ohl Friend Francis Foster representing diverse communities in the United States a group of small girls and another of small boys assisted in carrying out the need of religious education and the spirit of friendliness in your own land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sheets
Byron Sheets
Ohl
Francis Foster
Mountaineer
United States
Reed Buys Hackenburg Grocery in Monticello
B F Reed, a Union Township trustee, will take possession of the J F Hackenburg grocery next Monday after completing a sale of stock and farm implements at public sale yesterday. He will move from his farm to the Mrs Evaline Biederwolf property on Bluff street soon. Hackenburg has run the business in Monticello for many years with no definite plans announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Reed
J. F. Hackenburg
Reed
Union Township
Evaline Biederwolf
Bluff Street
Hackenburg
Monticello
Delphi Auction Ad Promotes New Dress Silks at The Fair
An auction advertisement for Coble & Page of Delphi Indiana promotes a two day sale on 8-9-11 featuring a new line of silks velvets and satins for dresses at The Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coble & Page
Delphi
Indiana
K of P Lodge Elects Officers at Monticello Meeting
Monticello Lodge No. 73 Knights of Pythias held a semi annual election listing officers for the next term including Chancellor Commander J. R. Gardner and Master of Work L. R. Hine. The group planned the county meeting to be held in Monticello next Monday with two candidates to receive page ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Lodge No. 73
Knights of Pythias
J. R. Gardner
Boyd Shafer
P. R. Bausman
H. J. Reid
H. C. Johnson
J. H. Doran
John Biederwolf
Milt Rothrock
Clark Myers
L. R. Hine
J. H. Hibner
Monticello
Page
Farm sale offers wide stock and farming implements
A day sale advertises 5 milch cows, 30 hogs including Poland China sows and shoats, 2 wagons, farm machinery such as Deering binders and mowers, John Deere planters, disks and plows, harnesses, seeds, tools, and 50 Leghorn birds. Terms: cash under 10, otherwise notes due in nine months at 6 percent, 8 percent if late. 2 percent discount for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Local Area Placements on December Travel Notices
Time-stamped location notes list individuals and positions relative to Reynolds Monon Seafield Monticello Guernsey and Burns farm. Entries include Adam Winyard December 15 Douglas Davis December 17 Joe Sharkey December 18 and Fred Godlove December 19 with precise direction and distance from nearby towns and landmarks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monticello and Vicinity
Susanna Virgie Reynolds
Clem Lowe
Carmel
Tom Robinson
Jacksonville
James McCutcheon
West Harrison Street
J. G. Zimmerman
Noblesville
Lena Lewis
Maple Street
Frank Garrigus
Arthur Garrigus
Frankfort
Tressie Jones
Levi Jones
C. A. Hornbeck
Amanda Daugherty
B. B. Glazier
South Main Street
Esther Redding
Goshen
C. W. Davis
South Bluff Street
Flora Campbell
Des Moines
Town
Alva Hanawalt
North Illinois Street
Campbell
Hanawalt
Bertha Davis
Fern
Connersville
Galen A. Barnes
Barnes
Margaret Davis
S. A. Carson
Logansport
Calvary Presbyterian Church
John Timonthy Stone
William Walker
Presbyterian Church
Ross Groves
California
Mr. Groves
Long Beach
Christian Church
Audrey Lumy
Ethel Dobson
Religius
Emory Fulks
P. Lodge
Herald
W. N. Scott Insurance Agency
E. M. Childers
Ohio Farmers Insurance CO
Hamill & Co
Plymouth Rock
Charles Warner
R. R
Chalmers
Hampshire
F. L. Spencer
Idaville
Thomas Cowger
Ind
Charles B. Ward
S. C. Rhode Island Red Roosters
C. E. Paul
Winamac
Buffalo
Idaville Duroc Association
Wilbur Crowell
Sec’y
Albert
Ladies’ Golashes
Ladies’ Radio Boots
Children’s
Shelley
Palmer Graduate Loan & Trust Bank
Toyland Is Ready
Toyland
Santa Claus
Richey, Pierson & Smith
Reynolds
Charles Buss, Sr
John Deer
John Deer Gang
Ferris
Boss
Adam Winyard
Fred Ahling
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Meeker Lumber Co
Cor. Hlinois
Washington Sts
Monticello, Ind
Lisle
Frank M. Shields
Ray Ezra
Samuel Albright
Burnettsville
William Buss
Charles Buss Sr
O. F. Strantz
Seafield
John F. Davis
Monon
Joe Sharkey
Fred Godlove
Guernsey
Charles Templeton
Pike Creek
T. J. Woltz
Henny Insurance Agency
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