Unfavorable Weather Dampens Daisy Hill Revival Event
Reports say the Daisy Ridge revival meeting faces poor weather conditions. B F Durham and families, John Floyd and others left for Florida Tuesday. Blankenbaker assumes store position as Mr. and Mrs. Blankenbaker return to Daisy Hill. Winnifred Burns visits Chicago, and Noble Vance with family from Little Rock visits Mrs Vance's parents. A pistol Carmichen pound party at Daisy Hill Thanksgiving raised 19 dollars. Martinsburg charge hoped to perform as well or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy , Ridge
B. F. Durham
John Floyd
Florida
Do Blankenbaker
L. M. Blankenbaker
Daisy Hill
Mias Winnifred Burns
Chicago
Palmer Burns
Noble Vance
Little Rock
Arkansas
Croup Warning and Local Society Notes from November Meeting
In a child subject to croup the first sign is hoarseness and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given at hoarseness may ward off the attack. Protracted meeting closed at this place Saturday night with three additional members. Cleo Gorman and Cletis Platt married Wednesday Nov 28 at the bride's home. May joy and prosperity be theirs. Marlon Wyatt and son Chester of Jeffersonville visited relatives Thursday. Charlea Rickard wife and daughter Gladys spent Sunday at W. W. Crowes. Prof S. C. Rickard spent last week at Scottsburg. Willard Terrel and Otto Stewart traded horses last week. Oscar Terrel who was on the Fick Mat recently had recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Gorman
Cletis Platt
Marlon Wyatt
Chester
Jeffersonville
Charlea Rickard
Gladys
W. W. Crowes
C. Rickard
Scottsburg
Willard Terrel
Otto Stewart
Oscar Terrel
Thanksgiving Remnants Across Salem and Surrounding Areas
E R No 8 Walter Medd and family of Salem spent Thanksgiving at B L Meads. Bethel Church closed last Saturday night with three additions. Raymond Jeffe and family visited Henry Davis on Sunday. Mrs Edward Gorman, ill for two weeks, is improving slowly. Hallie Terrel and daughter Rowena spent weekend with Mrs Terrele’s mother. Susie Rodman returned to northern Indiana work after visiting home. Manton Wyatt and son of Jeffersonville spent Thanksgiving at Lee Gorman’s home. Oscar Terre and wife visited Mrs Amanda Hodmapere Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Medd
Salem
B. L. Meads
Bethel
Raymond Jeffe
Henry Davis
Edward Gorman
Eek
Hallie Terrel
Rowena
Terrele
sSusie Rodman
Indiana
Manton Wyatt
Jeffersonville
Lee Gormans
Oscar
Terre
Amanda Hodmapere
Faded Big Spring Notes From Nearby Residents
Local tidbits recount a wet week in Big Spring with residents Albert Smith and daughter Mabel visiting John Hottels near Republican school house. Medzels reported again, Mrs. W. H. Bright received dental care in Louisie, and Oliver Callam with Roy Watts and Earl Giles hunted near Livonia before dining at Walter Turners. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Crim enjoyed Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smith
Mabel
John Hottels
Republican School House
Medzels
W. H. Bright
Louisie
Oliver Callam
Albert Millers
Roy Watts
Earl Giles
Livonia
Walter Turners
Pekin
Hardsgaoa
Robert
Smitha Parer
W. B. Crim
Local notices from Pekin area report family visits and weather
Dr W L Green notes gloomy weather last week and improving patients. Oren Lucille and Bluford Martin from Pekin visited grandparents Cyrua Martin and wife. Miss Mary Baker spent Sunday with brother Bert Baker near Salem. Jessie Dean family visited Wilford Allen family on the knobs south of Bethel. Mae Ira Dean Mary Elliott and Ethel Payne visited Martha and Johnnie Conaway. Hazel Callahan taught at No 4 with Thanksgiving program and large noon dinner. McClellan’s cow injured foot weeks ago and not healing well. Mrs Angeline McCallister and family spent Sunday at Pekin with sister Anna Hedrick and daughter Bertha Martin. Claude Taylor and wife moved onto Joe Emmet Reyman farm northeast of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren
Lucille
Bluford Martin
Pekin
Cyrua Martin
Mary Baker
Bert Baker
Salem
Jessie Dean
Wilford Allen
Knobs
Bethel
Mae
Ira Dean
Mary Elliott
Ethel Payne
Martha
Johnnie Conaway
Hazel Callahen
No 4
W. C. McClellan
Angeline McCallister
Francia Watson
Anna Hedrick
Bertha Martin
Claude Taylor
Joe Emmet Reyman
Local Social Visits Across Families in Lick Branch and Nearby Areas
A series of visits this week across Lick Branch and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. John Wire and family visiting Mrs. Amanda Miller last Saturday, plus Mrs. and Mrs. John Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. John Scharrer with daughter Pearl. Sunday visitors to John Simpsons’ home included Miss Nora Voyles Wayne and Ora Marshal, plus Homer Marshall, William Berkshire, and Virgil Voyles. Visitors from New Albany and Kansas joined S. Marshall family Thursday, as did Ezra Voyles and daughter Nora to Mrs. Dorothy Arnold’s home Saturday. Other gatherings featured John Scharrer and daughter Pearl visiting Palmyra, and a group led by Mr. and Mrs. John Wire with Ada Lockmiller and Chico Ripny in New Albany and Louisville Monday. Tuesday's attendance at Ezra Voyles’ home included Henry Brown, Chas Jackson, Leonard Miller, and the Wire family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Miller
John Wire
John Hubbard
Mire
John Scharrer
Pearl
John Simp-sons
Nora Voyles
Wayie
Ora Marshal
Homer Marshall
William Berkley
Virgil Voyles
Vess Marshall
New Albany
Kansas
Henry Brown
Chas Jackson
Leonard Miller
Dawalt and Etzler Undertakers Salem Indiana Sale
The recent rain will benefit wheat growth and delayed corn shredding due to damp weather. Dr Bruner of Jeffersonville treated Oliver Goes last week. A spelling bee Friday night featured Susie Rush as captain. Mrs Pearl Radman and son Robert Gients visit her mother Jane Bartlett. Catherine Martin visited friends Susie and Josephine Rush last Friday. Pleasant Nate bought a Cable Nelson piano from Gene Routh of Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruner
Jeffersonville
Oliver
Susie Rush
Pearl Radman
Robert Gients
Jane Bartlett
Catherine Martin
Misaes Susie
Josephine Rush
Pleasant Nate
Gene Routh
Salem
Extra Work For Women War Conditions Question Strength
War time notes discuss women’s extra work at home and in factories, promoting IPoley's Widney Pills for relief from kidney trouble backache rheumatic pains and fatigue. Local updates report school closures for scarlet fever with no new cases, plus various small town activities and visits.
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Ipoley
Markland Pharmacy
How to Check Croup Quickly and Foley's Honey and Tar
One mother from Ante, Va. writes that Foley's Honey and Tar stopped her son's coughing in about five minutes during a severe croup episode. The remedy is claimed to ease coughs and colds and is advertised as available at Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Clary
Ante
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach Trouble and Constipation
Chamberlain's Tablets are promoted for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation with claims of long term relief and cures. Advertisers urge chronic constipation may be permanently cured by taking the tablets and following directions on each bottle.
Thanksgiving Guests and Family Visits Reported
Local residents and families visited relatives over the holiday weekend. Ed Parabee and family joined Roscoe Mul and family for Thanksgiving. Charley Skelton and wife stayed with Harley McClellan. John Nale and son Millard from Oxonia spent Sunday with a fire area family. William Wells of Pekin visited midweek with Geo Welle and family. Walter Martin spent Saturday night with relatives in Salem. Dennis Platt visited Loudh Meador and bird family. Motsinger and wife hosted Ernest Brim and wife on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Mul
Charley Skelton
Harley McClellan
John Nale
Millard
Oxonia
William Wells
Pekin
Geo Welle
Walter Martin
Salem
Dennis Platt
Loudh Meador Bird
Motsinger
Ernest Brim
Siday
Local social notes from Borden and nearby towns
Residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and spending time with friends across Grays, Bloomington, Martinsburg, New Albany, Pleasant Ridge, Pekin, and Highland Park Kentucky. Updates include illnesses, recoveries, and household moves among families like McKinley, Wells, Schad, and Rodman, with mentions of a piano purchase and a pastor’s appointment.
This Was No Joke Foley Cathartic Tablets Ad
J B Culver of Los Angeles promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation praising their effectiveness and notes availability at Markland Pharmacy. A sale notice lists a Ford touring car in good order offered at a bargain by C Cleveland McKinley of Borden Indiana.
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J. B. Culver
Labor Temple
Los Angeles
Cal
Markland Pharmacy
Ready Now At Old Prices Foley Honey and Tar Compound
Fresh lot of Foley Honey and Tar Compound offered at prewar prices. The cough medicine is ready to use and cheaper than making it yourself, saving effort for coughs colds croup or lagrippe. Available at Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas
Markland Pharmacy
Greenbrier Farming Social Notes Reflect Autumn Activities
Weather delays winter meat butchering as residents share Sunday visits and farm tasks. Bert Stewart, John Boardsman, John Williams report a gray fox kill. many families attend gatherings at Wm McCoskey, Pete Brown, and other neighbors. Thanksgiving meals, health concerns, hunting trips, and school attendance populate the week with names like Roby, Mattox, Gill, Tash, Curtis, and Lidikay among local households and church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Stewart
John Boardsmans
John Williams
John Roby
Wm. McCoskeys
Old Soldier Recommends Foley's Kidney Pills
Gustav Wangelin, commander of the G A R Post Pickneyville, writes I highly recommend Foley's Kidney Pills. They give quick relief from backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints languidness kidney trouble and bladder ailments. Sold by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Wangelin
G. A. R. Post
Pickneyville
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
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Pekin & Salem
Lehigh
O.l.cauble
Chamberlain
Arthur G. Littel
Borden
Lis Anc
E.R. No
Amily
W. L. Green
Roostex
South
Boston
Lick Branch
Dawalt 4
Etzler
Undertakers
Ratts School House
Honey Run
Flatwood
Albert Gray
Louisville
Frank Wade
Emmet Martin
Dennie Rickard
Remington
Martha Thomas
Elmer Thomas
Alonzo Bagshaw
Monon
Ind
Lorenzo Wells
AG. Little
Grays
Jo «Miller
Fs. C. E. McKinley
Bloomington
Greenville
Chester McKinley
Jose Burns
Frank
Martinsburg
John Weasendiner
Ralph Turner
Daugher New Albany
Edmond Rodman
Highland Park
N. H. Gray
Claudie Schad
Sur
Zack T. Nicholson
Herman Foskulia
C. E. Bierly
Bierly
Greenbrier
S Hollis
Elmo Zink
Robert Smith
Curtis
Bun Mattox
Jamuel Lockonour
Pete Browns
Netesa Hosea
A Luitiber Co
Lois McCoskey
Hill
Olive
Thelma Mattox
John Gill
Flora
Linian
Bert Patton
James P. Gill
Harry Gill
Louisville Dental College
Christian Tash
Emma Curtis
Volney
Martin
Nancy Lidikay
A. H. Wellers
Joe Croft
Lawrence Graft
Bennett
Noah Naugles
Oscar Nale
Weller
John Voyles
Bundey
Visiitors
Ernest
Anice Abbott
Ross Grays
Lina Malone
Loulaville
Jape
A. Curtis
Nellie Short
Marie Hosea
Thelma Matter
Ruth
Mra
T. J. Cut
H.C. Sullivan
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