Sunday Visitors and a July 26 Wedding in Pekin and Salem
A list of locals visiting kin includes John and his wife of Pekin, Lemuel Churchman of New Albany, Mrs. Jane Hilton and daughter Hezel of Salem, plus Arthur Hilton’s family. Estelle Motsinger married Roscoe Mull at the bride’s home on July 26. Others note visits from Harley McClellan and Ton Alvey of Louisville, and John Blankenbaker’s family with Pekin friends. Protracted meeting planned at Blue River next Sunday.
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Elijah Churchman
John Churchman
Pekin
Lemuel Churchman
New Albany
Jane Hilton
Hezel
Salem
Arthur Hilton
Harley McClellan
Louisville
Estelle Motsinger
Roscoe Mull
John Blankenbaker
Ton Alvey
M. Shoules
Elma Jane
Nova Rush
Charley Wells
Logan Sease
Wels Martin
Earl Anderson
South Boston
Blue River
Beatrice Packwood dies at age 2 in Indiana Montana ties
Beatrice Marie Packwood born October 16 1914 died July 27 1917 at age 2 years 3 months 12 days. She was the daughter of Elbert and Dolise Packwood and among prayers mourned as an obedient child. The family recalls her sweetness and heavenward ascent with lines about angels and eternal care.
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Beatrice Marie Packwood
Elbert BE
Dolise Alvis Packwood
Happy Angels
Indiana University
Montana
Golden Gate
Angela
Golden Stair
Surprise Birthday Visit Honors Johnson Lockmiller at 50
A large gathering of about 227 relatives and friends from distant places surprised Johnson Lockmiller at his home after church on Sunday for his 50th birthday. A long lawn table, ice cream, and socializing followed, with music and singing as guests departed later in the afternoon planning another such surprise in the future. The guest list includes H C Sullivan family, George Temple family, Harry Porter family of French Lick, and many others listed by last name with extended kin networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Lock- Imiller
Mr. Lockimfler
H. C. Sullivan
George Temple
Harry Porter
Prench Lick
Eeith
Minnie
Janice Baker
Chris Temple
Henry Rush
A. L. Jeffs
George Rettz
Hamilton Baker
Jane Baker
O. L. Couble
Pieas Nale
Elan Barnett
Ralph Martin
Familly
Addie Collier
Cessie
Stella Wright
Chas. Evans
Jeff Martin
Phylis Weber
Nelson Lockmiller
Reliable Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy Usage
Families keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for immediate relief and view it as a good investment. It is praised for reducing suffering and is trusted by users, according to Lady Markland Pharmacy.
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Ladv
Markland Pharmacy
Happy Ridge Social Round From Local Readers
Very hot weather noted as Mr and Mrs John Bell spent Sunday at Nic Lossoms. Afternoon callers included Sherman Cooley and family and Dallas Trus and wife. Many locals visited the County house at Salem on Sunday with Olive Roberts Edgar Mount Daisy Roberts and others from here. Gilbert Elrod and family were at Jake Temple’s Monday and Cleon Bush visits his aunt Allie Graves. Mrs Effle Goss called at C P Graves Monday.
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John Bell
Nic Lossoms
Sherman Cooley
Dallas Trus
Salem
Olive Roberts
Edgar Mount
Daisy Roberts
Ralph Turner
Jessie Lovell
Alf Bush
Bonnie Karnes
Lee Lassen
Maude Cooley
Walter Bell
Carl Morrin
Gilbert Elrod
Jake ‘Temple
Cleon Bush
Allie Graves
Effle Goss
C. P. Graves
Stomach and Liver Ailments Advised for Relief
Advertisement urges relief from stomach and liver troubles with Chamberlain's Tablets. Claims long misery can end and suggests trying the tablets, noting a price of a quarter. Distributed by Markland Pharmacy.
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Markland Pharmacy
Local Notables and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Havilla McCoskey and family, Hallie Terrells, and E A Fitzpatrick with kin spent Sunday in Iscottsbore and South Boston churchgoing. Sherman Mahan and wife made a Salem trip. Dempsey Richard and wife attended New Salem church Sunday evening. George Owens and wife visited Scott county relatives. Lee Gorman drove a truck toward Louisville last week. Will Owens and sons helped C W Mead with hay. Prof 5 C Richard and Earl visited their farm last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Havilla McCoskey
jHallie Terrell
Iscottsbore
E. A. Fitzpatrick
South Boston
Morris Chapel
Sherman Mahan
Salem
Dempsey Richard
New Salem
George Owens
Scott County
Lee Gorman
Louisville
Nevil Maharon
Dempsey Richards
Will Owens and Sons
C. W. Mead
C. Richard
Earl
Chronic Constipation Cure With Chamberlains Tablets Ad
Chronic constipation is treated as difficult but curable in many cases by taking Chamberlains Tablets following the printed directions that accompany each package. Ad from Markland Pharmacy.
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Markland Pharmacy
Ratts School House Social Notes
Mrs Gertrude Johnson visits Triends Orleans this week and Estelle Bartlett returns from Martinsville much improved. Mr and Mrs Glenn Rodman spent Sunday with Mrs Jane Boelt. Charles were callers. G P Graves attended wedding of niece Estelle Motsinger Olive Branch Thursday night. Gordon Nale was a business caller at farm last week. R R Shanks family attended Mrs Roby funeral at Be River Sunday. Roscoe Blackman passed through Monday evening. Several from this vicinity attended church Pekin Sunday and joined Johnson Lough miller for a surprise birthday dinner. Howard Nale spent Monday evening with George La Verne Retz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude’ Johnson
Orleans
Misa Estelle Bartlett
Martinsville
Mire
Glenn Rodman
Jané Boelt
iGharles
G. P. Graves
Estelle Motsinger
Olive Branch
Gordon Nale
R. R. Shanks
Roby
Be River
Roscoe Blackman
Pekin
Sundsy
Johnson Loughmiller
Howard Nale
George la Verne Retz
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Reputation Highlighted
The article praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for its longtime good reputation and broad use in homes across generations. It warns that imitators exploit demand, urging purchasers to insist on the original authentic product for relief from coughs colds and whooping coughs.
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Foley
Pleasant View Picnic Postponed to August 10
Rains cheered residents as families from Satem and nearby areas gathered with friends. Mrs Mia Wingler, and families of Wingler, Hoggatt, Kuoy, Baker, Gilstrap, Zink, and Smith shared visits and meals. The community plans a Bushs picnic on August 10 with many expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carri Wingler
Satem
Mia
William
Wingler
Harley Harmon
Alva Gilstrap's
Mary
Marga Lukenbill
Bertha
Omega Zink
Harry Simpson
L. M. Kuoy's
P. Hoggatt
Bert Baker
Wm. Hoggatt
John
Mt. Carmel
Albert Smith
Big Spring
Bush
Summer Complaint Remedy Ad From Scottsville
A local notice cites Mrs. F. F. Scott of Scottsville N Y saying Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved a severe summer complaint in one dose. The ad urges keeping the medicine on hand during hot months for prompt treatment and relief for the family.
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F. F. Scott
Scottsville
Chamberlain
Big Spring Bell Johnson Moves to Frederickaburg
Bell Johnson has relocated from Big Spring to Frederickaburg and will commence new duties there. The move marks a personnel change with Johnson expected to assume responsibilities in the new location.
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Bell Johnson
Frederickaburg
Sermons by Rev Johns Draw Martinsburg Crowd
Martinsburg parish welcomed Hid. J. 8, Johns of Salem with his wife and daughters Amelia and Marian for morning and evening sermons. Roy Zink of Pekin attended. Local youths joined Addison Miller’s ice cream social. Families visited and neighbors stopped by after church. Urban Kepley and family attended Palmyra church, and Raymond Rippey visited Albert Miller’s over the weekend.
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Martinsburg
Johns
Salem
Amelia
Marian
Roy Zink
Pekin
Addison Miller
Delbert Colglazier
Albert Miller
John Marshall
Ruby
Lela Fay
Emerson Wyman
John Elliotts
Bessie Marshall
Amelia Johns
Nellie
Mabel Turner
Katie
Susie Crim
Edward Gladys Turner
Urban Kepley
Palmyra
Raymond Rippey
Indiana Man Reclaims Health From Kidney Troubles
Noblesville resident W. R. Fox reports months of kidney trouble eased after using Foln felaney pills. He cites positive results from the remedy and notes family use with similar relief. Swley Kidney Ema claims widespread success, describing how cleansed kidneys reduce backache and bladder issues.
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W. R. Fox
Noblesville
Ind
Union
Union Come Imaglicized Letters Telling of Eatisfactory Results From Swley Kidney
Polay Hidney
Funeral and social visits across Blue River region
Robert Shanks and family attended Mrs. Roby’s funeral at Blue River on Sunday. Albert Morris invited Albert Worthington and family at Jeffersonville on Saturday. Lawrence Martin and family and Mrs Ellis Martin with three children were in the vicinity Sunday evening. Lewis Trainor and family visited relatives at Orleans on Sunday. C P Graves attended a wedding at Ed Motsinger’s Thursday evening. Marlon Morris visited G M Bos on Saturday evening.
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Robert Shanks
Roby
Blue River
Albert Morris
Albert Worthington
Jeffersonville
Lawrence Martin
Ellis Martin
Lewis Trainor
Orleans
C. P. Graves
Ed Motsinger
Marlon Morris
G. M. Bos
The Speed Fiend Claims Fastest Car Title in U S A
A boastful self leak claims the Speed Fiend owns the fastest car in the nation and would discuss it anytime. He allegedly drove 12 miles in 70 minutes to demonstrate his speed and caused the wheels to scream on the highway.
Lick Branch Farm Activity and Local Visits
The report notes hay harvest activity by area farmers. Mr and Mrs Dan Hinds visit his sister Mrs Wm E Berkey and family while Misa Nora Voyles spends time with Mrs Dorothy Arnold. Mrs Charles Rosenbarger and a New Albany friend visit to see her father H C Jackson and family.
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Dan Hinds
Wm. E. Berkey
Mable Wright
Hazel
Maude Brough
Palmyra
Alford Osborn
Misa Nora Voyles
Dorothy Arnold
Charles Rosenbarger
New Albany
Sre
H. C. Jackson
Charles
Lon Sappenfield
Miller
Ped. Milley
Social Roundup Near New Salisbury and Palmyra
Mr Paul Boaz and Miss Blanche Taylor attended a picnic at New Salisbury last Thursday. Charles Hosenbarger and friends visited New Albany, spending Sunday with H C Jackson and Mr and Mrs John Scharrer and daughters Pearl and Ethel at Beech Fronts Palmyra. Miss Georgia Brown visited Mildred Sappenfield Sunday afternoon. Chas Voylea attended Palmyra church and visited his cousin Arnold. Plus a Sad Fact note urging stable equilibrium in labor and warning of overwork.
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Paul Boaz
Blanche Taylor
New Salisbury
Charles Hosenbarger
New Albany
H.C. Jackson
John Scharrer
Pearl
Ethel
Beech Fronts
Palmyra
Georgia Brown
Mildred 'Sappenfield Sun
Chas. Voylea
Sucy
Rnold
Mardehip Batter Than Poverty and the Roaring Seas
A garbled maritime fragment describes a merchant fearing the southwest wind and Yoarlan waves. Retirement whispers as his shattered bark drifts, with a note about capability to endure hardship. The text references Horace and a six related detail, but readability is limited.
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Praleeg
Tha
Reral
Horace
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