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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
Local notes report retirements travels and events in White County. Mary neighbors share updates on residents including visits to Purdue Oxford College and Chocaga and mention church activities and community meetings with names of local families and places.
A long list of Intown happenings includes church events at the Methodist and Zion Bethel, visits by relatives, graduations, weddings, and upcoming services. Neighborhood residents such as Mrs. Sharpe, Rev. Lakever, and Mr. Gardner are named among those traveling, hosting, or attending events in Idaville and nearby towns.
Mrs Abra Conrad and her daughter Vivian Jitting from Logansport arrived Wednesday for a visit with her family in Fairview. The brief social gathering was reported from the local community page.
A long list of residents and visitors in Burnettsville and nearby towns includes families moving, attending colleges, and hosting guests. Mentions Homer Bernion Pollock relatives, Willard Pollock at Purdue, Marie Pollock wedding, and numerous trips to Bloomington Lafayette Greencastle Crawfordsville and Indianapolis for weddings studies and church events.
Mrs J Vanatta visits sisters in Goodland while Amos Rowe welcome a newborn daughter born June 7. Jack Faust of Indianapolis visits relatives in Brookston. Rev Combrink attends Wabash College exercises at Crawfordsville. Miss Bess Wallace attends a vocational teachers conference at Winona Lake. The Northern Baptist convention meets in Indianapolis April 14 to 20. Joy McCully returns from DePauw University to spend summer with family. Local families host guests from Champaign and Illinois University. Dr Willington Haltzman and sisters from Michigan visit Brookston.
Meo and Mrs. Oscar Selumnanh and a daughter hosted dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis, then visited Tdaville with Mar and Mrs. Davis. The White Oil Ladies’ Ab d were hosted by Mrs. Bessie McOowan with about thirty guests and desserts. A surprise birthday for fanie Cowan drew twenty young people to the Cowan home. Local families, school groups, and church classes advertised upcoming social events including an ice cream social June 24 and Zion Bethel trips, with Scarlet fever mentions and school activities noted.
Everett Harmon and family hosted guests including Mrs. August Mahin of Brookston and Miss Rosa Guntrip of Pine Grove with Mrs. Clarence Luck. Jeanette Hathaway attended the Kans Springdale Sunday School convention and other readers joined a Willing Workers meeting at the Baptist church.
Mroo and Mrs J P Stewart plan to leave Friday for Indianapolis to attend the Northern Baptist convention in session tomorrow week. They will stay at the home of her nephew Gwen Myers while in the city. Mrs Mamie Meek and daughter attended a class meeting at Miss Mildred Smith's home east of Trookston Wednesday afternoon.
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures deafness caused by catarrh. It describes an ointment for topical inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces through the blood. Sold by druggists for over 40 years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Wurtshangs hosted guests in West Lebanon including Mr. and Mrs. Onie Chavers and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clevenze. Dudiana visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ob. Thotneen joined W. S. Wiortshaugh group midweek. Mabel and Mary Holt visited Viola Park and Mrs. Avery Schofield in Jordan's Grove. Mrs. Amanda Harmon from Chalmers dropped by over the weekend.
Garden Club gathered at Mrs. Tazel Wood's home on Tuesday afternoon while Miss Acnes Meek attended the Sewing Club at the home of Miss.
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