Local social and travel notes from Plainville area
Dr W O McKittrick of Plainville made a professional call on Wednesday. J A McCall and Ceorge Scott delivered hay to Bicknell Wednesday. Ed Scotts sale was largely attended Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith of Hyatt Station were guests of W W Hager Thursday night. Ed Scott made a business trip to Washington Friday. Calvin Keller is on the sick list. F M Bales was called to Liberty Ind Friday to attend his uncle funeral. C J Wilson drove to Elnor Friday. Mr and Mrs E H Myers and Dennis Dow and daughter Opie attended the funeral of Mrs George Dow at Odon Friday. James Martin of Hyatt Station was the guest of Ed Scott Sunday. Sarah Metheny drove to Washington Friday. D I Myers drove to Washington Saturday. The play given by the seniors of the high school was well represented here Saturday night.
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F M. Bales
Liberty Ind
E. H. Myers
Dennis Dow
Opie
George Dow
Odon
Good Advice on Remedies for Digestive Ailments
A newspaper item notes readers should observe others methods and learn from them, endorsing Cham berlain's Tablets for biliousness or constipation and urging purchase through the Odon Drug Co.
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Odon Drug Co
Midway community notes on local visits and travels
Farmers sowing oats in the vicinity. Mrs Will Hamerickhouse and Mrs C A Myers spent Thursday at Will Harper s. Miss Agnes Hackler visited Miss Ora Myers Wednesday evening. Will Taylor and family near Odon spent Wednesday with Mrs Aaron Hattery. Frank Turx and family went to Washington Friday. Susie Myers returned home Saturday after visiting grandparents of Odon. Mary Lee near Shiloh spent Thursday with sister Mrs Stephen Mallett. Joe Brock on sick list. Mrs John Hamerickhouse and son Russell visiting sister Mrs McKenzie of Terre Haute. Luther Boyd and wife near Pleasant Hill spent Sunday at Joe Rosenberry. Elmer Mallette spent Monday night with Delmer Franklin. Sheldon Hattery spent Saturday with grandparents John Kelsey and wife. Emmett Colglazier and wife visited John Arney Sunday evening. Elmer Chestnut and sister Lula drove to Washington Saturday. Mrs Orville Overton and daughter Martha Marie spending days with her parents at Plainville. Miss Ora and Susie Myers guests of Agnes and Ethel Hackler Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Myers spent Sunday with Sion W Hackler and family. Miss Gladys Hamerickhouse spent Friday afternoon with Mary Myers. Mr and Mrs Calvin Sears of the Marsh guests of Daily Craycraft and wife Sunday. William Faith of Findley, Ohio visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Faith. Miss Nell Craycraft spending days with sister Mrs Calvin Sears of the Marsh. Miss Ora Wade spent Monday with her sister Mrs Frank Colglazier. Frank Colglazier in vicinity Monday.
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