Teachers hold third institute in Raglesville
The Van Buren township teachers conducted their third institute on Saturday. Visits included Miss Pansy Dyal of Odon to her parents south of town and Talmage Hewitt from Odon. Clesta Ramsey of Willow Lick visited her sister. Mrs. Racy Stuckey was here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Art Oval and Jim visited her daughter. Mrs. Will Patterson, Indianapolis, ill with pneumonia.
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van Buren Township
Pansy Dyal
Odon
Mrs. P. H. Dyal
Here
Clesta Ramsey
Willow Lick
Racy Stuckey
Art Oval
Sum Jim
Will Patterson
Indianapolis
Lost One Alice Found Another in Garvin Dance
Owen Barton pretends his invitation mix up with Alice Bart was planned as he ponders the disastrous social mix. He observes business men warning of a coming crash while his heart shifts toward Alice Barthe, then toward Alice Earl, realizing the latter would make a better wife than the mistaken Alice Bart.
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Owen Barton
Alice Bart
Edgetown
Miss Barl
Miss Bar
Alice Barthe
Pilson
Guy Pilson
Garvin's
Barton
Ivon
Mr. Bare
Cand
Paul Barts
Darton
Alice Earl
Alice Bert
Fragmentary Local Notices and Social Snippets from 1790 Era
Fragmented OCR yields scattered items including visits among Walter Herron and family Win Jackson and family and Howard Jackson and family. References to Maude Florence Stickles Osborn and others frequent Sundays. Community social notes and brief farm references fill the page with partial names and events.
Unclear OCR fragment from rural notices and events
Small town items mention Hendersons Elnora Friday on business Henry Fields visiting Bloomfield, Dan Mowery family in Bulle, old Log church services, Dr Applegate from Bloomfield, horse sickness from bad silage, a pre supper ball game, Dr Harry Shearwood from Linton, a protracted meeting at the OM f church led by Rev Deal Everwood, and other scattered references.
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OM F
Inbrnet
Revo Deal Everwood
War prompts new chemical foods and farming changes
A New Yorker article discusses war’s impact on farming and industry. It warns that chemists may replace farms with laboratory foods, referencing imitation fats, dairy impacts, and potential future chemical substitutes, amid German and Allied wartime dynamics.
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Paris
Arsertva
Edison
Wei
Pture New Yorker
Fragmentary note on a town event and names
A damaged OCR passage mentions a door, days, and a sequence of names and places with unclear roles. The text references governance and a person named Thorpe, with scattered fragments indicating a public or social event.
Department linguist Quackenbos critiques Bernhardt in New York
George H. Quackenbos a police sergeant in the Bureau of Information at police headquarters in New York City is known as the department linguist for his criticism of Mme Bernhardt's La Samaritaine. He previously served as Professor Quackenbos and held chairs in rhetoric at Seton Hall, taught Latin Greek and higher mathematics at a Jesuit college, and instructed Romance languages at other institutions.
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George H. Quackenbos
Bureau of Information
Police
New York City
Mme. Bernhardt
la Samaritaine
Department
Quackenbos
Seton Hall
Concord Items Social Calls and Community Visits Page
Chronicle of small town visits shows Zack Mallette with Bratten family and Stephen Mallette. Baldwin and Dalton Chambers with William Chambers. Ed Wilkey with Franklin and Kelsey households. Miss Agnes Hackler with Oll Hinkle. Sion Hackler with Elijah Groves. Jennie Arney with John Arney Sr. Also Lula Wade with Ida Frank. Ida Franklin with Ora and Lula Wade. Last line notes a religious reflection.
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Indepens Int
Massrad
The
Oden, Lociana Postotica
Matcer
Siz
Orentiis
Operative Telephone Jatice
Viadt Poat Kere Telephone
Ice Co-coperative
Besa
Indiana
Raglesville
Talmage Hewitt
Alice
Fie
Bunkum
Angis Torn
Tonday
Jacob Winklepleck
Esland
Inter Yredie
Orianted
Rida
Zoe
Walter Herron
Owith Win
Jackson
Iven Connell
Ras Ay
Howard Jackson
Maude
Florence Stickles
Dow
Osborn and Fumauly
Miaude
Ett Clergeos
Oshern
Scotland
Qhite
Thee. Henderson
Elnora
Henry Fields
Bloomfield
Mro
Dan Mowery
Bulle
Otto
Essie Henderson
Will Henderson
Winklepleck
Harry Shearwood
Linton
Ourstore
Barkley’s
Barkley
Santa Claus
Keck & Caughey
Notte
Mass
the Farmers Bank
Brown
S. W. Brown
Concord
Zack Mallette
John Bratten
Family
Lula Wade
Ida Frankin
Molly Jackson
Moss
John Arney Sr
Stephen Mallette
Baldwin
Dalton Chambers
William Chambers
Ed Wilkey
Charley Franklin
Agnes Hackler
Oll Hinkle’s
Sion Hackler
Elijah Groves
Epsom
Jennie Arney
Ida Franklin
Ora
Thomas Kelsey
Hamersly
Washington
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