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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
7
Ira Jones of W. Marion Street Monticello testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills regulated his kidneys and relieved back pain after long misuse. The ad promotes the 60 cent remedy as the same product Mr. Jones used, from Foster Milburn Co.
Reynolds area residents are listed visiting relatives and attending church and missionary meetings. Highlights include Rev. Heimburger's health update, Bun nell cemetery improvements, and local families traveling to Kokomo Madison and Lafayette for visits and services. A theft at a lumber yard and a medical update on Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Smith are noted amid social and church activities.
Ed Newton visited relatives in Logansport Sunday. Miss Geneva Pruit stayed with friends in Chalmers last week. Wallace Buchanan guests in Logansport this week. Mrs Grace Leslie of Gary spent last week here with relatives. Mrs Slocum of Logansport visited Maud Slocum Sunday. Lillie and Jennie Nethercutt returned home from Logansport Sunday. Ed Dunham and family of Logansport were Sunday guests here. Ruth Duffey visited her brother George Duffey and family in Logansport. Ezra McKee and family from Logansport were here Sunday. Mrs Guy King has returned from New Albany. Mr Buchanan of Logansport visited J J Buchanan and family last Thursday. Dan Beshoar, formerly student at Chicago Dental College, returned home last week. Carson Duffey and wife returned Sunday from a ten day vacation in Green Bay Wisconsin. Clara Beshoar is home from Urbana Illinois for a visit with Hiram Beshoar. Mesdames Perry and Guyle and songs visited Fred Perry and family near Lucerne. Bernice Coble left Sunday for Muncie for twelve weeks of teacher training. Mrs Ella Myers and daughter Minnie and son Glen of Warren also here.
Miss Grace Wolf spent Monday night with Miss Gladys Elston. Walter Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cullen Friday. Ray Baer arrived for a local visit. An ice cream social is planned at Zion Bethel on June 21. Grandparents receive Hilda VanMeter for a stay. Cattle sale trip takes M. A. Pherson to Ohio. Cora and Carrie Moore were guests of their parents. Families host and visit throughout the weekend. Birth announced for a daughter to Cecil and Mrs. VanMeter on June 8. Various local visits include the Grassmyers, West, and Cullen families. Mrs. Rey Fross returned home after hospitalization. Volunteers host visitors at the Cullen home. Charles Spain family visit from Wabash. Elmore family guests stay for a week.
Local residents visit relatives and guests travel between Chalmers, Ambia, Brookston, and nearby towns. Social calls include Davis, Dicks, Harmon, Clevenger, Krapff, Park, Slater, Wilson, and Mitchell families. A severe storm damaged a barn, garage, and Mason fruit jars.
Local residents list visitors and gatherings across Brookston and nearby areas. Names include Harry Bartlett, Rev Albert Miller, John Williams, Emory Klepinger, T N McCullough, Rev Harper, Hiram Klepinger, J P Stewart, R A Mansfield, Mamie Meek, Billis Cassidy, Lucy Holloway, Otto Holloway, Harry Roadruck, Agnes Meek, Guy Klinkhamer, Mrs Ernest, Mrs Garrison, O A Jacks, Harold LaMar, Miss Agnes Meek, and families from Battle Ground Rensselaer Lafayette Elwood Monticello. Social events include Children's Day exercises, a joint Mothers Jewels and Home Guards meeting, an ice cream social, a miscellaneous shower for Clayton Mellender, and a church basket dinner in a grove with rain delaying. Several visits, passes, and trips noted, with family gatherings and church activities emphasized.
Miss Helen Reiff visits relatives in Flora this week. A daughter born to Claude Townsley south of town on the 15th. Miss Clara Downs leaves for Muncie to attend summer school. Mrs. D. W. Henry entertained cousins from Missouri. Milt Timmons takes a bank vacation while David Scroggs fills the vacancy. J. W. Shull and family of Monticello dine with the Neals. Dr. Davidson and family return home. Florence not improving, hopes for benefit from treatment. Braaksman of Goodland visits T. F. Treland. Bernice visits home. Dr. G. W. Reiff and wife attend National Medical Association in Chicago. Craig house struck by lightning and fire extinguished. W. H. Downs family to California for three months. Prof. Collingwood and wife return, then he leaves for Mayo Clinic for relief from ill health.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heath on June 10. Miss Izetta Martin is visiting home folks for vacation. Mrs. Florence Hoke spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Alta Davis.
Chris Blumhardt and family drove to Tollinois last week to visit relatives. Various guests visited relatives, including Miss Clarice Harvey, Miss Mary Morris, Mr. and Mrs. John Shuey and family, Mrs. Shuey’s grandmother, Mrs. Van Seevek and her mother, Mrs. Bramble, and Byne Crowder’s daughter. Eighteen attended an ice cream social hosted by Ola and Minnie Turnipseed. An ad promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children and a note offers old newspapers for sale at the Herald office.
M. A. Burns is confined at home with mumps. John Moynihan and family drove to Chicago Sunday. A large George Baker farm barn was struck by lightning Sunday and burned to the ground. S. F. Douglass and family attended the marriage of Bertha Owens and J. C. Gallagher of Philadelphia at Delphi Monday. Miss Owens is Frank Owens’s daughter and the family once lived near Chalmers.
Used eight foot binder with tongue truck transportation trucks and a new set of canvasses never used offered cheap for harvest. Contact J. W. Gardner Reynolds Indiana by phone or in person. Jun 19 21
A vintage advertisement claims poisoning from liver and kidney failure harms health and urges using Grando Tonic to expel poison. It promises a safe remedy and asks readers to request a $1 treatment from the druggist, citing The Gland-Aid Co. of Ft Wayne, Indiana.
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