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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
2
Community notes report visits and illnesses in Chalmers and nearby towns. Mentions include residents such as George Judd, Mrs. Short, and the Niehwhas family returning to milling duties, plus a church dinner at Poly home with Meridian and local families.
Local residents report weeks in Ohio and Indianapolis visits plus guests at Reynolds Crawfordsville Monon and Monon areas. Families including Cooper Ward and Christy households hosted and travelled to Chicago Washington D C New Richmond and New York for stays and permanent moves.
Willard Grove, formerly of this neighborhood, visited friends in Sitka Sunday afternoon and now lives in Lafayette. Ned Puterbaugh and wife came from Kokomo to be with her ill father W. D. Douglas who shows little improvement. Everyone is invited to a social event here Saturday night. Henry Walther’s sister Penn spent Sunday here with her mother who will stay longer. Carson Custer and Mr and Mrs Morral Sturter visited Mr and Mrs Jake Hughes. Mrs James Hughes of Monticello attended church and visited her children. Mrs To Davis of Monticello spent the weekend with Chester Wickersham’s family.
Cormi Arrick and wife hosted Miss Sadie Henderson of Winona Lake for several days. Mr. C A Ballard and family visited Oscar Maxwell in Frankfort on Sunday. William Gardner, Howard Thomas and spouses toured south of Lizavette and stayed over. Mrs. Paul and daughter of Arkansas joined by Mrs. Wilbur Timmons and Mrs. William Gardiner from Danville visited Monticello friends last Friday. Joe Risser and Frank Mowrer hauled corn from Guernsey elevator toward Monticello.
The passage recalls July anniversaries, praising Ferdinand Foch as supreme Allied commander who shaped strategy from May 118 onward. It notes Germany’s threat around Paris, the immune patience of Allies, and America's role in supporting France and Britain. It ends with a memory of Jane and a joke about a baby photo.
A reader recalls a boy in a restaurant quipping he will take anything but ham and eggs, noting it as the only meal he regularly gets at home. The comment appears in the Chicago Tribune.
Local applications fail to reach the seat of illness Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease The remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces It is said to be a regular prescription by reputable physicians and combines tonics with blood purifiers Also recommended Hall's Family Pills for constipation
By virtue of a certified copy from the White Circuit Court clerk a sale is set for Saturday July 24 1920 at the Monticello court house White County Indiana. The deedholder Jovepo J Miller and defendants Clara B Teeter and John F Teeter are ordered to pay 163 90 with interest and costs. The property is Lorwit Lot 18 in the West Addition to Monticello. If rents do not cover the decree the fee simple may be sold to satisfy the judgment and costs. The sale occurs noon to 4 pm with no valuation or appraisal relief.
Notice to non residents of Indiana in White County Circuit Court Sept term 1920. Complaint seeks partition of real estate against George Osner John Osner Henry Oaer Lizzie Borvzes and others. defendants notified to appear by September 6 1920 or face hearing in their absence. Clerk GV. Love signs. Attorney 1. D. Carey. Julyice.
Jesse Franks, carpenter of 222 N Tewey Monticello, endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after relief from dull back pain kidney issues and sleepless nights. He reports reduced dizziness, clearer vision, and steadier mornings following use, noting prior frequent urination and burning passages.
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