Local residents and visitors listed in weekly notes
EFSOM C J Wilson made a business try to Elnora Tesday. Roy Minkle made his appearance here tee day with his pedelling wagon. Mr and Mrs Edward Wilson of Odou visited ends her Wednesday. Mr ocnd loys. Elbert Grove moved to dale Careens farm east of ere iners of the week. Mrs Wisenogle and Mrs WA Kiluen enpe Thursday with Mrs George feiney. George Foey upd son Chas we tatee Sey Pebe Tera se iyrp to Ph admviia inude a Thursday. ye pa ede at ide Ids firet appearance dic Phuesday withi peddling weg 2. Wodt and tarvey Scott drew in Washingto thursday. T B Cox trove to Washingto jr a step adl called on Adfr c Sims Thursd y. ed Myeess drove to Piaiavii Friday. Ed Cox of Justinville passed through Epsom Saturday. Millard Fain and Bennie Wad passed through Epsom Saturday obrouieo Painville. Claude Deal Grove to Odon Saturday. Mr and Mrs F M Bales drove to Washington Sunday to attend the funeral of Farran Tomiey. Mrs Sarah Metheny was the guest of Mr Wm Sillion Sunday Mr and hirs Claude Deal visited Howard Buch Sunday. Misses Corda and Ruth Metheny were the guests of the Misses Edith and Bertha Hardy Sunday. F Poindexter made a business trip to Washington Thursday. Henry Jackford is preparing to move to the D W Hodges property. T C Faith was the guests A C Myers Thursday. Ed Myers gravel road superintendent evaded the roads at inl place.
Local visits and travel notes in Odon area
Frank Trainor and Frank Turk and wives visited Odon on Monday. Wade from Indianapolis stayed with friends Tuesday. Juan Queen visited Odon on Thursday. Various locals including Groves, Wade, Hamerick, Trealy, Fiddier, Isenugle, Healy, and Ungar made calls or visits around late week and weekend. Tearman Cooper and son bought timber in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tearman Cooper
Odon
Local Families Spend Sunday Visiting Kin
First Creek figures Mr. and Mrs Velit Meeks and children of Bickne sre visit Richard Meeks and family. Joe Carr and family host Pansy Ferguson and Elizabeth Ferguson and children of Emgra. Will Richardson Bradford Kutch Henry Fox visit Al Toon family. Henry Wallick Leder of Bunkum spend with J B Pripps. Alfred Stout of Keifer visits Martin Stout family. Multiple pairs spend Sunday with relatives across Linton Burns City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velit Meeks
Bickne Sre
Richard Meeks
Joe Care
Pansy
Elizabeth Ferguson
Emgra
Joe Carr
Will Richardson
Bradford Kutch
Henry Fox
al Toon
Family
Henry Wallick
Son Leder of
Bunkum
J. B. Pripps
Alfred Stout of
Keifer
Mrs
Martin Stout
Bell Ledgers
Ood
Burns City
Ouha Summerville
Rheumatic Pains Ease With Chamberlains Ointment
Springtime delight for many contrasts with rheumatic complaints. Cold damp weather worsens pains but relief comes from Chamberlains Ointment sold by dealers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Revival Services Close at His Place on Sunday
Mt. Nebo reports revival services ended Sunday morning. Families including Roy Carpenter and John McNabb Sr were guests of Wilbert Henderson. Phillip Miller and kin from Farlen visited the Hendersons, while John Barker and family visited Thos Townsend. Elza Harp went to Owensburg. Grace Strush of Bainville Montana and nephew Lowell McNabb visited relatives. Todders and Drissell spent time with Tilman. Barker and Jim Spurgeon families and Chas Anderson visited Til iiaga BairkKer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carpenter
John McNabb Sr
Wilbert Henderson
Phillip Miller
Farlen
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Include Local Visits
Richard Freed and wife visited Jacob Freed on Sunday. Miss Susie Bowman of Valley View visited Glen Dove. Sherman Shaffer and family visited Cras Freed on Sunday. Miss Eschel Overton visited Baslesville parents and Miss Tazel Overton visited local friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Freed
Wife of
Good Ilope
Jacob Freed
Susie Bowman
Valley View
Glen Dove
Sherman Shaffer
Cras
Freed
Eschel Overton
Baslesville
Tazel Overton
Goethe at 4 Camden gains new library in Newark era
ILEARN A LITTLE EVERY DAY notes Goethe a literary genius at 4 Camden New Jersey and reports a new library building costing 130000 dollars. Philadelphia will contribute 1700000 toward abolition of railway grade crossings. A girder from Steelton to Chicago needed four flat cars. U S automobile output in 1914 reached 700000 cars. Vienna plans convert all parks into vegetable gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Steelton
Chicago
United States
Vienna
Home Grown Daffodils and Odd Wordplay Quiz
A playful column makes pun filled riffs on onions cows and dogs with questions about state names and initials. The piece toys with language and weekly humor, hinting at lighthearted wordplay for readers.
A Tool Basket for Women Harby Home Repairs
A article promotes a personal tool basket for women with items to assemble a handy home repair kit. It suggests using a grape basket for storage, lists inexpensive tools and prices, and describes a multi tool in a narrow handle with removable accessories.
Rhetorical Riddles On Color, Sundaes, Pulpits, and Low Roofs
A playful verse questions color clues and outcomes. It imagines white curtains paired with an unknown shade, a chocolate sundae swapped for a marshmallow bisque, a preacher lowering sinners from sin via a pull-pit, and a low roof called a Bungle-low.
Solomon and the Easter Bohnet Joke
A fragmentary quip presents King Solomon amused by wives bringing comforts as Easter approaches. The joke hinges on wives seeking ten pieces of silver for an Easter bohnet, illustrating humorous social satire in a biblical magnate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Sleep Well With Light Supper And Chamberlains Tablets
Insomnia and indigestion disturb sleep and are often the cause. Eat a light supper with little meat and no milk, then take one Chamberlains Tablet after supper and see if rest improves. Obtainable everywhere, for sale by all dealers.
Goose Rhymes Crippled Mother
A terse verse about Old King Cele, a merry old soul, enduring summer heat and poor coal sales. The speaker notes his somber appearance resembling a funeral, with light ironic humor sprinkled through the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cele
Mwe
Aunt Sarah Seeks Divorce in Northern Wisconsin Farm Life
In a rural county, Aunt Sarah and Uncle John pursue a divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Judge Thompson presides as they file papers and secure the ten dollar fee, ending their marriage while Aunt Sarah celebrates freedom and continued intellect in a simple supper. Moses the horse watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Farsh
Ferthan
Pachy
William Jarmes
K Viedge
Gerret
Wisconsin
Toahn
Reraing Dennett
Flores
John
Bennett
Uncle John
Judge Thompson
Aunt Sarah
Moses
The Cheerful Cure in Mental Health Therapies
A physician argues that cheerfulness and belief can heal many ailments without medicine. Mental treatment complements physical care, and psychotherapy gains prominence as imagination and mind influence shape health outcomes, per Woman's World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fishing for husbands or fh is much the same
The text comments on courting with witty views about big catches and the risk of overreaching. It notes that prominent options may escape and that responsibility falls on the taxpayer to bear costs. It reads as a humorous social column rather than a concrete news item.
Butter Quality Drives Dairy Profits and Consumption
The dairy industry's success hinges on production cost and prices driven by demand for quality. Poor butter lowers consumption and prices, while passing off inferior dairy products harms the industry. A test showed switching to higher grade butter increased consumption by about 20 percent, underscoring the need for better practice and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanses Exorient
Also Mentioned on This Page
EFSOM
C.J. Wilson
Elnora Tesday
Roy Minkle
Edward Wilson
Ocnd Loys
Elbert Grove
Dale
Careen
W. Fisenogle
WA Kiluien
Geoee Feiney
George
Chas
Wodt
Tarvey Scott
T. B. Cox
Ed Myeess
Piaiavii
Ed Cox
Justinville
Millard Fain
Bennie Wad
Epsom
Painville
Claude Deal Grove
F. M. Bales
Washington
Farran Tomiey
Sarah Metheny
Wm. Sillion
Claude Deal
Howard Bu
Corda
Ruth Metheny
Edith
Bertha Hardy
F. Poinexter
Henry Jackford
D. W. Hodges
T. C. Faith
A.C. Myers
Ed Myers
Inl Place
Trainor
Frank Turk
Liza Wade
Juan Queen
Chas. Wade
Indianapolis
Frank Herman
New Castle
Nick Herman
John Hamerick House of
Salph
J. A. Groves
Marguerite Wade
Joan Trealy
Wedvesday UK
Ben
Tom Fiddier
Wilard Isenugle
John Healy
Washington Sunda Ly Ain
W. A. Groves
John Queen
First Creek
Tourman Dalton of
Linton
Tiorence Stickels
Florence Rittercson
Eda Cid
Ruth Ledgerwood
Doris Boyd
Florence York
Fern Barrett
Elva Barrett
Murl Laughlin
MT. Nebo
John Barker
Thos. Townsend
Elza Harp
Owensburg
Grace Srush
Bainville
Montana
Lowell McNabb
Bart Blackrore End Son
Rev
Drissell
Tilman
Barker
Jim Spurgeon
Chas. Anderson
Tiliiaga BairkKer
Pleasant Hill
Sears and Family
Ilearn
Goethe
Maryland
New Jersey
Delaware
Mr. E
Harby
Ogdon
EH. T. Laughlin
East Main Street
Madison Township
R. D. McCarter
Aeare
Me Pickett
Palm Beach
M. E. Pickett
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