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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
7
The county paper notes many local residents traveling and visiting relatives over Decoration Day weekend. Names include Horner of Farrears Bank Mo Transit, Mrs. Horace Downs, Mrs. Adolph Keim, Miss Edwina Spangle, and Rev M H Appleby among others, with social calls across Rensselaer, Lafayette, Chicago, Gary, and Brookston.
In Rochester Minnesota brothers will enter Brothers Sanitarium for a surgical operation. Mrs Maxwell and Sons stay with her sister Mrs Thormas Howard and husband at their home during the procedure.
Local residents attend federation events and visits across towns. Guests include Gleny Gladaleth of Pounukfort and Mrs. Ro OH Rinehart, with Marion Pratt visiting friends in Remington. Several families travel to Indianapolis for the Republican convention and attend church and school gatherings in Buffalo and Terre Jeapte.
Fairview notes show Melon Mies winning and Winters staying with guests near Waoleett. Local residents include Mr. and Mrs. Geerke Cone and Vag le Willeaus, with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Tider and David Giarvinger. Church events at Zion Bethel invite attendees. charity sales and Primary candidate supports announced.
Mrs Anna Ray of Chicago visited her sister Mrs Ray Friday and family. Mrs M Worley left for El Paso to visit relatives after Decoration Day. Miss Mildred Atherton went to Cutler to visit her sister. Sunday School group attended Buffalo convention including Adam Jo and Miss Anne Delzell. Church services planned for Cote rumon preparations with Rev Daniels and Rev Lord. Methodist Sunday School strawberry seed event set for Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Stuart Shaver and daughter returned from Newsip North Vernon. Miss Paleie Godlove returned from Plummond for summer. Miss Bernice Treland finished school in Frankfort and heads home. Mayme Bryan visiting sister Ethel in Indianapolis. Home Economies Club members attend convention.
The County Federation of Clubs met in Brookston last Wednesday with attendees including Mrs. Adams Hanna Mrs. Dan Bol ler Miss Ida Leslie Miss Alerta Leslie Mrs. Mary Godlove Mrs. Dene Million Mrs. Claude Trelan St Irelan Mrs. J P Alford Mrs. Walter Albion Mrs. Addison Blair Miss Wilbur Timmons Mrs. Fred Spencer Mrs M Worley Miss Gertrude Worley Mrs Ed Clark Mrs Marshal Henderson Merc Dale Godlove Mrs Walker Gardiner Mrs M S Gardiner and guest Mrs W H Temple T F Palmer of Monticello visited MOS Gardiner and family Sunday Mrs Mcleery remains confined at home due to illness.
Local residents attended the County Sunday School convention in Buffalo on Thursday and Friday. Many townsfolk visited relatives, hosted dinners, and joined in memorial services led by the James Roscoe Currie Post of the American Legion. Notables from nearby towns traveled to Indianapolis and Purdue for events and visits.
George Platt Rilex Mason and Fenne Watts attended the state event in Con nerville from Monday to Tuesday last week. Nina Deen and David Nor Wyke wed on Wednesday. they will live in Buffalo with well wishes from Mabel and Pomins Pierce.
Gary Cou reports arrival in St Lawrence South Dakota and Mrs Jenn recovering well. Sunday School plans Children's Day program on the second Sunday in June. County Sunday School convention at Badger set with five hundred registered fromJewish area schools. Various neighbors and visitors listed with local concerns and a Rev Blackwell to preach next Sunday.
Robert Stuart and family of ho kee were week end guests of the for er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bo PF. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. James Beshoar of Logansport were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Risser and family. Mrs. Risser and Mrs. Beshoar are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Buchanan entertained at dinner last Thursday.
Names and visits populate a small town social page with mentions of Bertha Park in Valparaiso plans, William North visiting Otterbein relatives, and several locals at a Battle Creek area event. Miss Mane Mitchell, Mr Fo Mitchell, Doris Westphal, and other families are noted as weekend guests and cousins mingle in hometown circles.
Mr and Mrs W S Wartshaugh hosted Mr and Mrs J H Matthews and daughter Opal of Chalmers. Alfred Schotiel and family from Jordans Grove visited Mr and Mrs J Ro Wrapff. Springdale school workers conference to meet at the church next Sunday afternoon. Mrs William Wartshauch visited her aunt Mrs Woe Jelmson of Monon on Tuesday.
Headlee reports visits by Dan Besheay and family in Monticello and surrounding towns. Hoover and Stolp families attend Sunday gatherings and a funeral service for Walter Hare. Dorris Zeek stays with grandparents Wan and Mars Wan. The community records multiple home visits, dinners, and afternoon calls across Monticello Star City and nearby farms.
Miss Eliza Barrett hosted a dinner at Brookstar Sunday honoring her sister Mrs Mary Saunders. Mr and Mrs Everett Potter held a dinner party Monday in honor of their sister Mrs Rebecca Straw.
The note lists residents and visitors from Riverside California and nearby areas including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Potter and daughter, Mrs Nora Marlowe in Crookston, Mrs Olive Robinson and others in Columbus, Miss Wilma Robinson visiting Indianapolis, and Miss Gertrude Robinson returning from Frankfort. A farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs Willina Pawbie is mentioned.
Reeder's 3 ton truck hauls your hogs to Flora market in Indiana each Monday and Friday morning. The service pays 26 per hundred for hogs, with pickup arranged via Main Garage Monticello and Flora Commission Co. Reeder Trucking Co. contact Phere 363.
Real estate loan offer by Callaway & We Chatie in Monticello with reasonable rates and quick service. ForDred ees
H. C. Johnson & Son advertise abundant financing for farm land loans at low rates. The notice emphasizes ample money to lend and invites prospective borrowers to inquire during the period ending November 3, 1911.
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