Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Monticello Resident
Mrs Kathrine Babb of 310 N Railroad St Monticello recounts relief from back pain dizziness headaches and irregular kidneys after using Doans Kidney Pills purchased at Monticello Drug Co She praises the remedy after more than five years and recommends it widely Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets Doans Kidney Pills priced 60 cents locally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Dean
Kathrine Babb
Railroad St
Babb
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Notes Report War Time News and Social Visits
The county dispatch covers visitors from Peru and Logansport, Chicago and Marion, and relatives in Walton and Monticello. It notes Red Cross sales, a large Liberty Guards drill, a wedding in Walton, Canadian soldiers at a local meeting, and Children’s Day events at Zion Bethel with multiple flag presentations and a War Savings Stamps collection.
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Mae Shields
Bloomington
Illinois
Jennie Ward
Wallace-Hagenbaeck Circus
Hammond
Miss Ward
Reynolds
Liberty Guards
Walter Schlademan
Seafield
Navy
Monticello
Indianapolis
I. H. Orr
Walton
Cass County
M. E. Parsonage
Heimburger
Helen McKee
Erve Ellis
South Bend
Bessie Nutter
Thomas McKee
Marie Reumler
Ellis
Lake Shore
Chicago
Toledo
Belgium
France
Corporal Parker
Alberta
Canada
Red Cross
Rand
Orville Luse
Martha Beard
Sheridan
McDonald
Marion
Richard Coats
Roy Mowrer
Florus Welte
Monon Chapel
United States
Wignam
Local notes from Fairview and surrounding areas
Saturday and weekend visits fill Fairview news with Mildred Moore Daisy Hall Cora Moore and Jim Bowsher families. An ice cream social at Zion Bethel is planned for June 29. Many relatives from Logansport Monticello and Wabash visitations and farm frost notes accompany a long list of Sunday gatherings and hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Moore
Daisy Hall
Cora Moore
James Bowsher
Zion Bethel
Ella Cain
Logansport
Jane Frogs
McCloud
Lou Pherson
George Cope
Roy Mewrer
Monticello
Ivan Elmore
George Elmore
Zion Bethel Ladies’ Aid
Charles Spain
Wabash
Mabel Smith
Vivian Reid
John Williams
William Chappel
Wallace Moore
George Shell
Elmer Brumbach
Prof Wignall
Newton Conwell
Beryl Shell
Brookston R F D Notes Local Visits and Incidents
Rain aids Brookston crops as residents remit greetings and visitors pass through. Constance Cochran visits Geneseo friend Lela Heman. R J North family hosts relatives. Warren North injures hand on derrick rope. Emory Klepinger welcomes back New Mexico relative. army farewell for Harper Rogers. old teacher John Klepinger returns to town for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Cochran
Geneseo
Lela Heman
R. J. North
Chalmers
Dale
Joseph Deweese
R. J North
Chalners
William
Brookston
D. E. Meek
Harry Roadruck
Liberty Guards
Reynolds
James Heman
John Hartman
Manson Jones
Marcellus Hartman
Emory Klepinger
Harper Rogers
Rogers
John Klepinger
New Mexico
Klepinger
Weekend Guests and Military News In Burnettsville Area
Miss Nell Ryan of Medaryville visited Miss Ruth Duffey while Milt Henry from Gary and his wife stayed with L. N. Benjamin and relatives. Sam Sands visited his daughter Mrs. William Davidson in Thorntown. William Duffey departed for the Great Lakes Naval Station to begin military duty. Mrs Burd of Dewitt Arkan-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Ryan
Medaryville
Ruth Duffey
Milt Henry
Gary
L. N. Benjamin
Sam Sands
William Davidson
Thorntown
William Duffey
Great Lakes
Burd
Dewitt Arkan
Local Notices and Obituaries Highlight Community News
Several residents attend family visits and funerals across towns including Seymour and Mexico. John Calvin Lontz of Kentland died at 71 with a long Carroll County lineage. his funeral was led by Rev. Heeter at the Brethren church.
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Carson
8. C. Waters
Lake Crecott
Carl Waters
Navy
Liverpool
Louisville
Fleeta Caley
Florence Shaffer
Nancy Nethercutt
Marjory Cochran
Pauline Gardner
Doris Pearson
Blancherent
Beatrice Porter
Margarett Chilcott
Lake Cicott
John Calvin Lontz
Kentland
Wayne County
Carroll County
Susannah Mullendere
Local residents visit relatives and share community news
Headlee F J Davis and family visited Lon Roose near Royal Center last Sunday. Lena McCloud returned from Monticello ill with rheumatic fever. Families travel between Peru and Lafayette and Battle Ground. White Oak Sunday School plans an ice cream social next Saturday. A frost damaged corn nationwide, especially on low soil. William Vanmeter injured by a hay fork. Fry family visits before training camp with a welcome reception includes tea cream and cake.
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F. J. Davis
Lon Roose
Royal Center
Lena McCloud
Monticello
James Key
Bertha
Peru
White Oak
J. W. Mason
Hibberd
Battle Ground
Joseph McBeth
William Vanmeter
Herbert Fry
Wolcott
G. W. Fry
Community Gathering Sunday at Meadow Lake and Nearby Homes
Residents from CHALMERS to Battle Ground shared Sunday visits with relatives and friends. A large group attended the Meadow Lake service Sunday evening. Guests came from Fowler Brookston Lafayette Wolcott and Delavan to join J. E. Mitchell and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mitchell
Meredith Wilson
Roger Hathaway
Robert Chamberlain
Slater and wife of Brookston called in the afternoon
A notice records that Slater and his wife from Brookston Route 1 were called in the afternoon.
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Slater and Wife
Brookston
Route 1
Local social visits noted across Good Hope area
Wayne Buckner spent Sunday with George Portex. Artie Haskins and wife were guests Monday with Emmett Haskins family. Mell Sigman with son from Walcott visited L A Nordyke couple Saturday. Del Moore and daughter Jessie spent Sunday with Walter Martin. Edd Trapp and family visited Joseph and Ma Trapp. Lewis Hughes and wife visited Alfred Hughes in Monon. Adam Winyard and son Chas stayed with aunt Mrs Lewis Weisbecker in Lafayette. Lewis Martin and daughter Stella visited Charles Wynekoop near Walcott. John Geerling and family with Ben Sutton and Henry Tweedy from Gilboa spent Sunday with Martin Kimple.
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Mell Sigman and Son
Walcott
L. A. Nordyke
del Moore
Jessie
Walter Martin
Edd Trapp
Joseph Trapp
Lewis Hughes
Alfred Hughes
Monon
Adam Winyard
Chas
Lewis Weisbecker
Lafayette
Lewis Martin
Stella
Charles Wynekoop
John Geerling
Ben Sutton
Henry Tweedy
Gilboa
Martin Kimple
Rain returns joy to Buffalo community notes
Harvey Scott and family visited home folks in Rey nolds on Sunday. A smaller crowd attended the ice cream social but enjoyed George F. Marvin of Monticello. M. M. Hughes and wife visited Curtis Hughes and family in Miami. They report frost damaged corn potatoes and vegetables with some corn frozen to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Marvin
Monticello
M. M. Hughes
Curtis Hughes
Miami
Conservation and Ice Use in Household Food Saving
Practical tips from a home demonstration agent on preserving ice and refrigeration. Advice covers basement storage, homemade ice boxes, using trays, covering ice, cleaning routines, and using wire baskets. Also mentions a eczema remedy and a sale of old newspapers at the Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Flaningham Home
Herald Office
Draft boards issue em ployment rules under Crowder order
Friday directives from Provost Marshal General Crowder expand the work or fight policy after July 1. All draft age men must engage in productive employment or join the army. Deferred classifications may be withdrawn and inducted if found idle or in non productive work.
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Crowder
Local Boards Ordered to Furnish Registrant Lists
Boards are instructed to provide the agents of the United States Employment Service with lists of registrants summoned for examination under the order. The directive targets establishments engaged in selling goods and wares, clarifying compliance steps for wartime manpower procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Federal program expands fight against animal tuberculosis
The Bulletin reports sixty four federal and fifty four state workers are engaged this year in tuberculosis control. The Bureau of Animal Industry extends operations to thirty one states with twelve regional centers and free herd testing offered from the Indianapolis office. Early detection is stressed for economic impact and farmers are urged to use the no charge tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Information
Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Federal
Indianapolis
Bureau
Cough Medicine Ad Promotes Grande Pine Mix
An old advertisement from The Grand-Aid Co. promotes three ounces of Grande Pine with syrup to yield one pint cough medicine. It claims relief for coughs colds bronchial conditions and croup and notes directions accompany each bottle from Ft Wayne Indiana and Monticello Drug Company.
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Grand-Aid Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Monticello Drug Company
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