Prescription for a Long Life by a Connecticut Centenarian
An elderly Connecticut man aged ninety nine shares a life extending regimen: maintain temperance, control anger, avoid worry, exercise in fresh air, and stay cheerful. The ad promotes Vinol a cod liver oil tonic with added iron as a celebrated strength builder for aging people, with testimonials from Mrs Mary Ivey of Columbus Georgia and a druggist firm Ward Brothers.
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Mary Ivey
Columbus
Vinci
Ward Bros
Drugffists
Gougar Returns Home After Milwaukee Visit
Mrs. Elmer Price was taken to St Elizabeth hospital in Lafayette for appendicitis surgery earlier in the week and is now improving nicely at home. E Vy Gougar returned from Milwaukee to spend the week at home.
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E. VY. Gougar
Milwaukee
Elmer Price
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lafayette
Boost Begun for Band With 26-Piece Revival Plan
A Benton Review item notes a revival effort for a local band led by John R. Opp with a 26 piece lineup. Paul Rebholz of Earl Park to lead. one more meeting at the town hall encouraged all old and new members and interested citizens to attend. A later donations petition will go to merchants and residents.
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Altho
Germ
John R. Opp
Paul Rebholz
Earl Park
Rugs on sale at Reifers Furniture Co prices from 10.08 to 25.00
Reifers Furniture Co offers a fine display of axminster Brussels and velvet rugs with prices ranging from 10.08 to 25.00, highlighting affordable options for home decoration.
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Reifers Furniture Co
Axminster
Illness at Vandyke home on the Cunningham place
Ralph VanDyke of Gary is ill at the Cunningham place northeast of town.
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Ralph VanDyke
Gary
Vandyke
Cunningham Place
Town
Flower Drill Hiawatha Plays Impress At Tp Hall
Community notes record the Flower Drill and Hiawatha performances by local children at the Tp hall last Friday. E H Wilson hosted Rev W B Taylor last Saturday, with dinners shared by Wilson and Taylor. Oats sowing begins as farmers use dry days. Ladies Aid plans a quilt for Mrs Kyle Thompson. visits and meals noted among neighbors. Sunday activities include a 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 preaching at the U B church. all invited.
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Hiawatha
Tp. Hall
U. Bb
Items From Montmorenci Social Notes
Montmorenci residents share visits and calls across the week. Mrs Harry Stiner and Myrtle Buitler visited Glen Casad and others, while Miss Ethel Casad stayed with Myrtle Buitler. Several calls occurred in Ot terbein and surrounding homes.
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Harry Stiner
Myrtle Buitler
Glen Casad
Homer
Oscar Chenoweth
Joseph Williamson
Ethel Casad
SHAMBAUGH'S CORNER Diner and social visits noted
Mr and Mrs Gus Sanbloom and family hosted a Sunday dinner with Will Haley and family from Round Grove Harry Balkema and family and Mr and Mrs Baker with granddaughter from Hebrom Mrs John Colson and Emma and Mrs Charles Balkema from Otterbein Also Mrs H J Cuppy and children of Walcott visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Reiners and family An Epworth League social was held at John Siefers home with all enjoying the gathering Edna Wein visited Leona Burkle Friday through Sunday
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Gus Sanbloom
Diner
Will Haley
Round Grove
Harry Balkema
Baker
Hebrom
John Colson
Emma
Charles Balkema
Otterbein
H. J. Cuppy
Walcott
Jacob Reiners
Epworth League
John Siefers
Sheldon resident returns home as others visit
John Marvin of Sheldon Illinois returned home Friday. Louise Mulvey visited Monday night with Florence Crawford. Mr and Mrs Jacob Reiners attended the funeral of their grandson Harold Donaldson held from the family residence Thursday.
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John Marvin
Sheldon, Ill
Louise Mulvey
Florence Crawford
Jacob Reiners
Harold Donaldson
Items From Three Corners Readied For School Return
Edith Gooden has had measles all week and cannot return to school. Nell Foster visited Annie Koons on Sunday. T. C. Freshour and Barton of Pine Village visited H. Bogle. Eller spent Sunday in Attica. Vess Foster visited Walter Knowles and Edwards of Templeton spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Kendell.
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Edith Gooden
Nell Foster
Annie Koons
T. C. Freshour
Mr. Barton
Pine Village
H. Bogle
Mrs. Vess Foster
Walter Knowles
Mr. Edwards
Templeton Spen
Mrs. Kendell
Armstrong Items Visit and School Dinner at No 3
John Lemming and family and Russel Mann visited Sunday with John Reed and family, Mrs James Moore and son of Lafayette visiting with the Moores. Last Friday the No 3 schoolhouse patrons held a noon diner. Miss Gladys Gephart Anna and Rosa Johnson visited Rosa Mann. Edd Buck and family dined with Chas Sawyer. Lois Taylor returned to Winona school. Josa Gephart visiting Mrye. Chas Sawyer John Morgan Will Morgan Jake Mann and families with Miss Jennie Morgan spent Sunday with Fletcher Morgan.
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John Lemming
Russel Mann
John Reed
James Moore
James of
Lafayette
the Moores
Frank Mann
Chas. Gephart
Will Mann
Jake Mann
Gladys Gephart
Anna and
Rosa Johnson
Rosa Mann
Lois Taylor
Winona
John Morgan
Will Morgan
Jennie Morgan
Fletcher Morgan
High School Notes Debate and Events At Opera House
Wil Hamsport and Otterbein high schools will debate at 8 pm Saturday April 26 in the opera house on whether war has done more good than evil. Defenders for the local school are Margaret Fleenor Sue Rowan Walter Myers and Ralph M Dunn. The Senior class plans a play the last school day May 8. A recent box supper netted 57.65. remaining funds will cover debts and help fund the track meet. Mac Smith Jr won a pie for being the ugliest man. Lillian Thompson won cake for most popular lady. An inter class field meet is noted.
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Wil Hamsport
Otterbein High Schools
Opera House
Margaret Fleenor
Sue Rowan
Walter Myers
Ralph M. Dunn
Williamsport High School
The
Basketball Association
Mac Smith, Jr
Mias
Lillian Thompson
Leen Announces Event At Schoolyard Likely Friday May 2
Miss Bowen remains confined to her Chicago home due to illness while Miss French returns from Chicago reporting a narrow escape from a traction wreck. Leen announces the event will likely be held at the schoolyard this Friday, May 2.
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Leen
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