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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
7
The county notes list residents visiting relatives and attending events across White County. A mix of social mentions includes dances, Christmas gatherings, visitors from various towns, and local families hosting dinners.
Mrs. Mary Vanatta hosted Christmas dinner with many relatives and friends from Brookston. The extensive list includes families of Vanatta, Hansen, Stewart, and others, with travels from Delphi, South Bend, Monticello, and Michigan City. Multiple gatherings, church meetings, and school events noted amid holiday visits and local social life.
Miss Grace Thompson, employed at the home of George Wilwer, returned home Saturday evening to spend Christmas with her family and planned to resume work Monday evening. Mrs. John Ainshaw went to
The report notes Miss Waite Sister visiting her parents in Connersville, families near Brookston and Monticello sharing Christmas celebrations, weddings and church services. Several locals including Nina Londerback and Orval Sheiler wed on Christmas day in Star City, with numerous relatives visiting, hosting and attending meals and events through the holiday season.
A crowd quotes high praise for Royal boxing powder claiming top quality and widespread satisfaction. The passage notes enthusiastic recommendations from friends and neighbors who report noticeably improved results after using Royal.
The column lists residents visiting relatives over Christmas and vacation periods. Names include Mable, Waldemar Heimlich, Edward Carr Jr., Helen Culbertson, Mr. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Lillian Schofield, Holmes Hopkins, Wiley Ballard, Mrs. Thomas Zarse, Mr. and Mrs. Ruppert, Fred Hanna and family, Charles Snoeder, Verna Wheeler, Donaldson, Otto Powell, Levi Povnelds, Cleisans Henatieh, Etta Williams, Martha Barnell, Clarence Shields, Elis Baer, William Parsons, and Rande Josserund with various Lafayette, Fayette, and Buffalo connections.
Burnettsville notes Christmas visits from Frank Beshoar and family of Danville to his parents Mr and Mrs Hr Beshoar and relatives William Koeher of Casper Wyoming a Chicago University student visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Hanna for Christmas Deborah Arvin and Margaret Chilcott IU students spend vacation at home Al J Trelan and children of Wabash visit his wife's parents Mr and Mrs L A Cochran Elsa Showalter university student at Mrs Blaker school Indianapolis spends Christmas with her parents AL Bl Galbreth and family Mayme Stuart, an instructor on the Clintmess schools, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Stuart and family Frank Ewings and Clara Saylor of Monticello also mentioned.
Cecil Hancock of Battle Creek visited his wife and baby for the holidays. A J Josserand traveled to Newman Texas to be with his parents on Christmas. Wright Williams of Gary visited his parents Mr and Mrs W E Williams for Christmas. Floyd Nipple and family moved from northwest of town to a new farm near Frank. Schools closed Friday for the holiday and will reopen on New Year’s Day.
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