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Newspaper

Monticello Herald

Location

Monticello, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

7

Dean's Kidney Pills Credited by Monticello Residents

Over one hundred thousand recommendations for Dean's Kidney Pills cited in testimonials from Monticello residents including Wm. Toth of 113 S. Main St. He reports relief from backache and kidney pain after using the product. Price 60 cents at all dealers supplied by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Monticello Wm. Toth S. Main St Mr. Roth Foster-Milburn Co Mifers Buffalo N. Y

Local notices and events in Reynolds and vicinity

Reynolds community pages detail social visits among families in West Point Wolcott and nearby towns, a Red Cross auction netting about seven dollars, band concerts and silo talks with W P Cooper, theft at the Reynolds bank with seven hundred dollars in stamps and a revolver taken, and obituaries for Abram R Bunnell born 1832 died 1918. Also noted are railroad and church activities, farm work, and upcoming Zion Bethel services and picnic.

Local Social Notes From Fairview and Nearby

Fairview residents Elwood Coats spent Sunday with home folks. Clarence Guss visited George and Roy Haas last week. Claude Rector assisted Orson Cope for several days. Carrie Moore was weekend guest of Ula Leatherman. Edward Cole entertained visitors from Lafayette Sunday. Dale and Clarence Conwell visited Charles Wilson and Edwin Pherson, who joined the navy last week and is stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station.

Elwood Coats Clarence Guss George Roy Haas Claude Rector Orson Cope Carrie Moore Ula Leatherman Edward Cole Lafayette Dale Clarence Conwell Charles Wilson Edwin Pherson Navy Great Lakes Naval Station

Local Social News Notes Visit Ho l t and Wilson Families

CHALMERS RB. F. D. No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Holt and family spent Sunday with relatives at Colfax. Meredith Wilson and Lucile Pemberton called on Marie Mitchell Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Pete Barragree called on Mrs. Frank Park and daughter Bertha Friday afternoon. Miss Lucile Pemberton of Wolcott spent Saturday night and Sunday with Meredith Wilson. Lois Taylor of Rensselaer visited J. E. Mitchell and family the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson spent Friday evening at Alfred's.

Samuel Wilson Elton Burgett Earl Airhood Marion Wilson Fred Krapff J. E. Mitchell Marie Roland Edward Slater Brookston Henderson Burgett Meredith Wilson Lucile Pemberton Marie Mitchell Pete Barragree Frank Park Bertha Wolcott Lois Taylor Rensselaer Alfred

Local notes on visits and draft status in Springboro area

Mrs Ann Snyder of Springboro visits her brother FE Mason and relatives. Two local youths Clyde Swartzell and Mitchel Morris serve in France. Blum hardt gravel road work resumed and due this summer. Mrs Bessie Fever of Middletown visits her mother Mrs Marion Swartzell and others. Henry Bailey and family of Logansport stay with Mary Watts. Mrs Alice Baker learns of father William Teeter's illness in Canton Mississippi. George Key heads to Indianapolis for weeks as automotive mechanic. Herbert Fry of Walcott visits his parents and faces upcoming draft call next Monday. Mrs J M McBeth and children visit sick Emma Winkler this week. Rev J P Alford and family vacation in Delaware and Ohio. White Oak church services paused until July 7. Virgil Rouhier reports Joe Penny family quarantined for smallpox. all but two afflicted. Mrs BK Malott of Chicago visits relatives on way home from Jennings County.

Ann Snyder Springboro FE. R. Mason France Clyde Swartzell Mitchel Morris Blumhardt Bessie Fever Middletown Marion Swartzell Henry Bailey Logansport Alice Baker William Teeter Canton Mississippi George Key Indianapolis Herbert Fry Walcott G. W. Fry J. M. McBeth Emma Winkler J. P. Alford Delaware Ohio White Oak Virgil Rouhier Joe Penny BK. C. Malott Chicago Jennings County Jesse Hanway

Local Births and Visits Reported in Burnettsville

N Benjamin and wife returned from Gary. A son born to Mr and Mrs Paul Girard on Thursday June 13. Miss Naomi Cullen of Monticello visits J J Buchanan. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs A H Mc Muhen last week. Ella Cochran of Monticello visits relatives. Elsa Showalter from Marion visits home. Clive Haas of Big Timber Montana visits A F Galbreth. Mr and Mrs J Duffey at Logansport visiting son Fred. William and Raymond Galbreth visit home from Kokomo. Mrs Ella Parsons of Indianapolis and Mrs Fry of Logansport visit relatives. Mrs McElheny and children return home after Macy visit. Mrs Harold Risser and son visit F Pierce family in Logansport. Zula Smith and daughter of Gary visit J W Hanna. Mason Stuart returns to the Great.

IS. N. Benjamin Gary Paul Girard Naomi Cullen Monticello J. J. Buchanan A. H. McMuhen Ella Cochran Elsa Showalter Marion Clieve Haas Big Timber Montana A. F. Galbreth J. (. Duffey Logansport Fred William Duffey Raymond Galbreth Kokomo Ella Parsons Indianapolis Fry

Shaffer Family Reunion Ties Kokomo Visit

Mr and Mrs B F Stuart met relatives after visiting Lakes Naval Station with their son. The Shaffer family gathering drew Mr and Mrs William Shaffer Mr and Mrs Harley Shaffer Elton Shaffer and kin in Kokomo on Sunday for a Shaffer reunion.

Births and visits fill Brookston area notes

Olive Robinson welcomes a grandson as Brookston residents record a busy week of visitors. Families like Heman, Owens, Ransdell, and Klepinger share gatherings and church events while Melburn Williams and Mary Mildred Klepinger suffer blood poisoning.

Olive Robinson Bloyd Cairo Arch Shine Mary Mildred Klepinger Melburn Willams Hartman Brookston Lela Heman John Huch Owens Tip Moore J. P. Stewart Ellen Moody Rev. Brown Baptist Church of Springboro Bridge

Town Social Notes Mention Visits and Gatherings

Chalmers visitors include Miss Alta Harp of Monticello and Edward Raub with his grandfather Jacob Raub. Eight local youths attended a Trail Friday dance. The Stokers visited the Wolfs and family, while Telfer attended baptism east of Brookston. Ruth Morris goes to Salem Indiana for the summer. Children’s Day exercises were at Springdale church and Cy Sterner’s family hosted visitors from Brookston. The Raub family once lived here. delegates to the state Sunday School convention at South Bend will report at Baptist Church next Sunday evening.

Alta Harp Monticello Chalmers Edward Raub Jacob Raub Trail W. R. Stoker Charles Wolfe Arthur Telfer Brookston Ruth Morris Salem Indiana Springdale Church Cy Sterner Shearer Lyons Brook William Sterner Carl Chamberlain Lee Chamberlain S. M. Burns Etta Allen William Burns John Raub South Dakota Raub South Bend Baptist Church

Beaverton Local NotesShare of Health and Happenings

Bennie Moore shows slow but steady improvement after illness. Chauncey Neusbaum and wife moved into their new home. Walter Bell sustains a severe leg cut from a falling limb. Beaver Township farmers begin haying and wheat cutting as heat persists. The Baker and McCollum visit friends in Huntington. Jack Hisey suffers a foot cut from a broken fruit jar. Residents seek cool spots during the hottest day of the year. Lewis Funk Cecil Evernham and families join local gathering trips to Beaver Township and Pu laski County communities.

Bennie Moore Chauncey Neusbaum Walter Bell Toi Baker Jack McCollum Huntington Jack Hisey Beaver Township Pulaski County Lewis Funk Cecil Evernham Morgan Hughes

Remington Saturday to Attend Red Cross Sale

A letter from Harry Brown stationed at Camp Shelby Mississippi to F M Funk reports ten horses killed after poisoning. Brown notes the Red Cross sale and suggests logistical ties to wartime relief efforts. The item reads as a brief society-typed update from a military camp.

GOOD HOPE residents visit over Sunday

Good Hope and surrounding families share Sunday visits with relatives in Fort Harrison Monon Wolcott Walcott and Manon. Charles Martin at Fort Harrison hosts and guests include William Dewey Wayne Buckner Alfred Hughes Ed Trapp Adin Nordyke Hazel Osman and Lewis Martin family members across several friendly callers. Land Eczema Prescription and Sanol advertised by Bowman Bros. drug store.

Charles Martin Fort Harrison William Dewey Wayne Buckner Martin Kimple Alfred Hughes Carl Ot Monon Lewis Hughes Ed Trapp Joe Trapp Adin Nordyke Wolcott Milton Sigman Merton Osman Hazel Stinson Manon Kimple Walter Martin Charles Wynekoop Walcott Lewis Martin Herald Bowman Bros. Drug Store

Horse musical sense shown by rapid trumpet training

The musical acuteness of horses is demonstrated by how quickly cavalry horses learn the significance of trumpet calls, revealing their quick perception and responsiveness to signals.

Commissioners Allowances for June 1918

A detailed June 1918 ledger lists numerous county expense allowances including payments to D W Shesler and Mrs D W Shesler for farm referred expenses, hospital and health costs, coroner, election and office expenses, and various vendors such as Standard Oil Co, Indian Ref Co, and Monti Herald Co. Notable items include soldier burial 143, officer attendances 52, and multiple small daily allowances totaling numerous entries across county departments.

Shesler D W Shesler Same Indian Ref Co Standard Oil Co Chas Holladay Goodman & Co Flora Rinker C Cc Wheeler Otha Smith John Schlegelmilech Edward R Gardner W W Richey Bertha W Krauss Tubor Chas Wright Wm Paschen J M Henderson C W Reiff Ray Friday M Mertz Louis R Snyder Fred J. Griffin R J. Fisher Jas Downey Spencer S Preston J P Simons Cent City Pub Co Dem Jour Obs Co

Fragmented list of names and places with scattered attributions

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with the tag same and various surnames, road names, and turnpike references. The text resembles a directory or assessment list with many repeated attributions and inconsistent punctuation, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.

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the County News White County Joseph Craft West Point J. W. Gardner Jay Kenrieh MLE W. P. Cooper Walter Lawson Attica Ed Robinson Auburn Malden LaCrosse W. R. Morehouse Alva Morehouse Badger Grove Walter Heimlich John C. Heimlich Estel Orr Purdue Zelda Rice John Batson Washington, D. C Miss Rice James Houston Richard Merkle Idaville Rossville Postoffice A. C. Garrigus Buss Ford Ray Byroad Gilbert Smith The Christian Church Uncle Sam Edward Draves Samuel Langwell Raymond Porter Lewis Ward Carl Lane Fort Sam Houston Texas IX. of P. Hall Earl Heimburger Church of Jesus Christ Swisher Bunnell Reynolds Red Cross Abram R. Bunnell Clark County Follettsville 128Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Susan Rinker Nancy Walls Clark Wanatah Frank Minot North Dakota Cora Peetz Salt Lake City Utah Ora Hill Winamac Montreal Canada Stephen Frankton Sophia Kenton Valley Oklahoma Rachel Carson Monon Gertrude Grace Girtz John Williams Cora Thompson Delphi Jane Frogs Mac Donald Richard Coats Jesse Burns George Cope Allison Fross Bell Joseph Thompson Thompson George Andrews Jesse Cossel Mr. Cossel Henry Cossel Fred Bowsher Jack Hisser Christian Endeavor Zion Bethel Sitka William Chappel Alee Wallace Moore James Garringer Jesse Cassel Gilbert Bowsher George Shell Margaret Carnahan Clarence Carnahan Tris Eli Eaglehoff Alvin Hall Fross Bernard Pherson Lon Pherson Ivan Royal Center Pherson William Eaglehoff Cullen Creek Samuel Weaver William Hall Roy van Meter Cecil van Meter Grant Luse Frances van Meter Charles Benjamin Levi Sayre Floyd Cope Roy Mowrer Gertrude Endicott Zion Bethel Sunday School Schofield and Family of Jordan’s Grove Thomas Young Scottsburg Mike Klink Fred Kirkhoff Eugene and Fred Wilson Alfred Schofield Thomas Schofield John Barcus Everett Harmon Will Airhead Violet August Westphal Doris Route 1 Fairview Willard Holt Colfax Headlee Burnettsville Mason Stuart Brookston Ke. F. D. No Republic Trucks Republic Truck Sales Co South Fourth St Lafayette, Ind FM Mineh Turnpike James Holcomb Marl Shank Louis Quade Neal Halsemi R Willian Henry Harmon Wilson Road Freda Quade Stephen Uoze Paul Carr John Hartman May Shesler HS Snyeman J M McClure Laure McClure Penj Waser James Firth John TL. Buss Jo Henderson John Isepfer Fraunk McCall Boulden M Kiapenstein Frank Maggart Chas Jones Graveland I. C¢ Thrasher Jos T Moore Cal Ralph Renwick Chas Rippe KE Harmon H Haggerty M J Sterner Casparis Stone Co Caspiaris Stone O F Shafer Ben Osler Qnade Gordon Price Wm F Myers Henry Sheiler Grant Swyemenr Chas Weaver Faye Weaver M Rothrock S C Dobbins Mr¢ Rothrock Geo F_ McDonald Samuel Hughes Reed Alkive Ed Scott J J Ackerman Dennis P Teeter FP Scott Joseph W Taylor BH Brown S$ Chenoweth Chas Bidwell J F McMullen John Small Isaac Swartzeil Laurie Telfer Sas GeoJudd M Bess Edward Schlademan WB Ginn Frank Neal Apb Yount W Rothrock Mart Wheater Allen Price KF Stuyter Walter Coonrod Everett Bible Mell Street William Zeek Harmon J North Harman T A Wilson D. Carey Tippecanoe Building T. F. Palmer B. BP. Carr Palmer & Carr Attorneys At Law Geo. W. Kassebaum Monticello, Ind Hatates Court House
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