Franklin Couple Mourn Dan Sumper Alexander Death
Don Sumper Alexander, seven, died of diphtheria at his Franklin home after a brief illness. He had just visited his grandparents in the city and was loved by many. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Franklin residence, with burial at Green River Cemetery.
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School Notes from Loca lA Childress
The Bible Students completed a February 12 exam with sixteen juniors advancing to the second division. Washington's Birthday programs featured songs and recitations by the Juniors, with Seniors leading the prior week’s opening exercises. Attorney E J Laughlin spoke to the Civics class about state legislature workings. The band plans a concert, and senior class notes mention ongoing activities and a postponed football schedule due to conditions.
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Local notes and visits in Epsom and vicinity
Stephen Critchlow and family of Bicknell visited friends here on Thursday. Ed Biddler motored to Bicknell Thursday. Misses Alice and Jessie Carter returned home from Rockville. Charles Tomey made a business trip to Plainville. Mason Webber and Cicero Killion delivered hogs at Plainville Thursday. George Hart drove to Washington Friday. The Revival Meeting closed at New Bethel Friday night. Born Saturday Feb 19 to Mr and Mrs Ed Scott a son. The Rexell Store adities. Fireys straw hat dyes and air shades offered. Reports on renovations, travel to Washington, and letters from Guy Marshall.
Scout Notes: Troop Reinforces Good Turns and HQ Upgrade
The troop met Monday night and fined members for infractions, with some paying and others delaying. They will record Good Turns next week and new members should live by the Scout oath. President Harding supports the movement, aiding as able. Scouts are urged to improve headquarters by bringing needed furniture.
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Local social visits noted around Shiloh and area towns
Mrs Julius Smith and daughter Miss Dot spent Friday afternoon with Mrs John Montgomery. Miss Ola Daughterty of Washing ton County visited grandmother Mrs Sarah Clinton. Agnes Hackler spent Saturday with Mrs Will Hubbard of Radesville, then Sunday with Mrs Wil Hubbard in Raiesville. Agnes Hackler and Rose Gardiner visited Aus tra Chestnut on Sunday. Anna Burdon of Jaronville stayed with Miss Martha Faith Saturday and Sunday. Joe Chestnut visited home folks Monday and Tuesday. Robert Truebloud with Aden Sundey friends. Gessie Roach spent the past week with Mrs Pearl Rosenberry. Warren Syrer of Goodhope spent Sunday with Harry Byrer.
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John Montgomery
Teachers Hold Regular Weekly Meeting
Teachers held their regular weekly meeting Monday evening. Much of the discussion focused on the value of play, cane athletics, and physical culture within the education scheme.
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Win. McNeely
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement. Our wife and father Mrs. Win. McNeely is mourned. Special thanks to the choir for the comforting singing. Husband and children convey their gratitude. Sale notes for hay and straw appear from Montgomery.
Town Seethes Over Loose Chickens and Vexed Neighbors
A letter writing to Kurrent Komments decries chickens roaming freely in town. It argues fowls have no rights unless penned and notes gardens suffer severe damage from flocks. Residents urge enforcement of the law and smoother neighborly conduct.
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Bar Tenders Union
No Sunday Shows and Censorship Debates Spark Local Contention
Town contemplates banning Sunday shows arguing for church and Sunday school work as a remedy to sin while enforcement of cigarette and liquor laws last Monday reduced smoking among youths. Citizens debate a municipal censorship board as merchants and officials weigh further action in governance.
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Board of Censorship
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