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Newspaper

Pekin Advance

Location

Pekin, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1917

Page

4

Pekin Rural Telembrie Co Directors Named At Meeting

Pekin Rural Telembrie patrons met at Red Men Hall last Saturday for a finance report showing about 400 dollars in receipts since the last report and similar disbursements. Unpaid claims total around 30 dollars and rents 60 dollars, with rent payments urged to cover current expenses. A long list of directors was elected for lines 1 through 48, including Albert Gray as president and J W Hiestand as secretary. Rent due January and near-term reminders urged, switchboard duties set for another year with Mr Messer continuing.

Pekin Rural’ Telembrie Company Red Men Hall Rickard Samuel Bierly Elijah Churchman Fred Shanks Ora Souder Walter Martin David Hedrick Alva Martin BP. J. Purlee Mack Rose Noble Johnson W. HH. Purlee Millard Terrell Philip Hein Dr. Green B. Charlman Clau de Mattox Brim W. Gill Omer Cable Dempsey Rickard Albert, Gray Weir Edward Smith Chas. Motsingrer Albert E. Gray Wascucen Pres Dent J. W. Hiestand Rangi Messer

Hamilton Pianos Worldwide Fame Marks Record Reach

World renowned Hamilton pianos grace about 86,000 homes in rich and cultured circles across nations. Chas Gray rests with bronchial pneumonia. W W Crowe undertakes a business trip to Falls Cities and Redfi re. Samuel Trustner returns to work after a week’s vacation with his parents. Clara Balentine plans a new house on her farm for Samuel Gray. Henry Kennedy forges cross ties for L M Blankenbaker on Fitzpatrick's farm. Lee Gurman shells beans for Willard Terrell. John Williams and you clear ing stand for Millard Terrell.

W. W. Crowe Falls Cities Redfi Samuel Trustner CM. Hurst MreClara Balentine Sanuel Gray Henry Kennedy L. M. Blankenbaker Fitzpatrick Lee Gurman

Souder's School House Notes and Local Activities

Several scholars were absent due to colds. Earl Martin cut logs last Wednesday. Oscar Nule helped John Voyles with sawing. James Short hunted hogs Tuesday. John Callam made a business trip to Salem Tuesday. Miss Mary Cauble of Salem visited Grover Wright. Voyles was a Wednesday business caller. Sunday School and a Blue Class will form at Blue River next Sunday. all are urged to attend.

Earl Martin Oscar Nule John Voyles James Short Hoga Tohn Callam Salem Mary Cauble Grover Wright Blue River

The Habit of Taking Cold Seldom Gets You Cold

Advice fills a column urging a cold prevention habit as routine: take a warm sponge bath on waking at about 90 degrees Fahrenheit, sleep with the window open, and treat colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to end them quickly.

Ady AL

Sunday Visitors and Local Visits Recap

Farabee Sunday visitors with Miss Ola Nale were Miss Humphrey and Katie Martin, Ed Motsinger and family visited Manson Motsinger's family Sunday. Ollie Weir bought a gas line engine last week. Mrs Clare Bellows and Lucile of Salem visited Thursday. Otto Gilstrap, wife and daughter spent Sunday with Geo Wells family. Ivan and Ellis Churchman of Pekin stayed with Geo Wells Wednesday to Friday. Mrs Motsinger and family, Lige Newton, wife and daughter, and Arthur Fisher and family spent Sunday with Will Motsinger. Elijah Churchman and wife stayed Saturday with John B Churchman and family of Pekin. Will Motsinger and wife were Louisville visitors Friday. Ralph Ranson spent Sunday with Tona Markland. Walter Mahuron of South Boston and Eddie Phitt and wife of Olive Branch were guests of A D Mahuron and wife Sunday. Cyrus Baker and family moved from Meadows farm to a home a quarter mile west of this place. Ted Waggoner of Salem was visiting in this vicinity Sunday.

Ola Nale Va Humphrey Katie Miartin Ed Motsinger Manson Motsinger Ollie Weir Clare Bellows Lucile Salem Humphrey Otto Gilstrap Geo. Wells Ivan and Ellis Churchman Pekin Will Motsinger Mrs Motsinger Lige Newton Arthur Fisher Elijah Churchman John Churchman Louisville Ralph Ranson Tona Markland Walter Mahuron South Boston Eddie Ph.tt Olive Branch A. d. Mahuron Cyrus Baker Meadows Farm Ted Waggoner

Notice to restrict hunting on premises and wardens alerted

The undersigned state no hunting on their property and promise to report violations to game wardens. Names listed include Frans Gray FM Henry Birsh James Jr Claude Gris and others. Signs of good health are noted alongside a product pitch for Foley Cathartic Tablets sold by Sarkland Pharmacy with claims of relief from digestion issues.

Frans Gray Henry Birsh James Jr Claude Gris Wymangliren Sherman Stitt Lewis Ate Coskey Motsinger Taht Tikenhaker Foley Sarkland Pharmacy

Hunters and Trappers Seek Farm Work Tonight

Gill Bros Johnson Loughmiller Clyde Martin Dawson Souder Roy Gray Raleigh Temple Lyman Hamilton and E. T. Hamilton join Karl Chamberlain Ellis Martin in seeking hunters and trappers for night and day work on area farms across multiple districts.

Gill Bros Johnson Loughmiller Clyde Martin Dawson Souder Roy Gray Raleigh Temple Lyman Hamilton E. T. Hamilton Karl Chamberlain Ellis Martin

Wordy Holiday Visits Reported in Pekin and Nearby Areas

Local gossip notes various visits over the holidays across Highland Park Pekin and Bloomingto n. Gen Olive Elrod spent a Thursday with Olive Sheets and Mrs Sadie Bell visited her sister Cornelious McKinley in Bloomington. Mrs Geo Olnick and son Charles went to Indianapolis for a visit. Mrs Richard McCones remains poorly. Mr and Mrs Gen Bell of Arkansas stay with relatives on Pleasant Ridge. Mrs Arthur McKinley and Vernice visited Pekin relatives on New Year’s day. Audrey Ja and Thelma Arile appear in holiday chatter. Elmer Fisher still quite poorly. Julia McKinley able to be up again. Nearby Galena cousins noted.

Robert Clark Highland Park Mra G. W. Clark Gen Olive Elrod Pekin Miss Olive Sheets Sadie Bell Cornelious McKinley Bloomington Mra Geo. Olnick Charles Indianapolis Lee Fisher Richard McCones Gen. Bell Arkansas Pleasant Ridge Arthur McKinley Vernice Mrand Edmond Waggoner Mra Jacobi Audrey Ja Elmer Fisher Julia McKinley Galena Dacahi

Worth Attention of Women Kidney Pain Relief Claim

A reading from Shelburz of All Ma describes fatigue backache side pains and rheumatic twinges signaling kidney disorder. The letter notes two years of trouble and credits Foley Kidney Pills with curing after using two 50 cent boxes, as advertised by Mark Jand Pharmacy.

Shelburz All Foley Mark Jand Pharmacy

Surprise Birthday Party For Hazel Fisher

A Monday night gathering at John and Hazel Fisher’s home celebrated Hazel Fisher’s 20th birthday. Relatives and friends enjoyed social chat and music with ice cream and cake. gifts were given to the guest of honor amidst a long list of attendees.

John Fisher Miss Hazel Hazel Arthur McKinley Vernice Bovden Edmund Wagner Indianapolis Leonard Jeffs Louise Menry Weber Glarise Harry Motsinger Eunice Charlie Rickard Gladys Mra Fred Fisher Evelyn Jesse Schaniel W. Lareen Jesn Katherine Homer Wire Audrey Chas. Hoff Tom Bellows Lou Blankenbaker Dora Gray Wm. Fulk Chas. Bierly Mamie Marshall Bessie Marshall Edna Graves Adrene Lucile Wire Clytie Baker Alpha Stitt Janice Overton Serena Temple Mary Temple Nora Williams Ola Curtis Stella Falk Willie Green Edd Elrod

Mt Zion Sermon Sunday Jan 7 at Mt Zion

Mr Zion Bro Allen Chaistain will preach at Mt Zion Sunday Jan 7. Mr Andrew Mayfield, struck with apoplexy last Friday morning, is improving. Lebert Payne and family visited James Van Meter's Sunday. Neighbors cut wood for Mayfield Monday. James Applegate sold S$. 8S. Walker delivered shoots Monday. James VanMeter and wife have lagrippe. Several from the family attended Ezra McClellan's funeral at Conway Jan 1. Willis' Stewart and wife visited their son Carl and family Tuesday.

Allen Chaistain Mt. Zion Andrew Mayfield Lebert Payne James van Meter Mayfield James Applegate Walker James VanMeter Ezra McClellan Conway Willis’ Stewart Carl

Pekin churchgoers and local family visits noted

Ratts School W. W. and Lucinda Crim attended church in Pekin Sunday. Heber Gill, Blooming ton student, visited his uncle Clyde Martin the past week. Mr and Mrs Glen Rodman hosted guests for her mother. J. G. Overton is cutting logs for a new barn. Steve Wilson helped Ora Smith and Bill hone Thursday. School will resume Tuesday after closure for AmMas. W. W. Grim cut wood with a saw earlier in the week. Sunday visitors at Roby Wells included Mr and Mrs J. L. Roby, Mrs Maria Roby, Miss Hazel Purlee, and Mrs S. J. Bartlett. A fine goose was served and all enjoyed the time.

W. W Lucinda Crim Pekin Heber Gill Bloomington Clyde Martin Glen Rodman J. G. Overton Steve Wilson Ora Smith Bill Roby. Wells J.L. Roby Maria Roby Hazel Purlee S. J. Bartlett

Oak Ties Market Letters Mention Local Visits

Townsend and Freeman along with C E Biarly act as agents. Mrs R R Snanks and son Grant visited Mrs Ilda Morris Saturday afternoon. Miss Emma Wyatt of Louisville visited Cora and Mable Train er Saturday night and Sunday. Cleen Mush visits O P Graves and wife this week. Lewis Trainer called on business in Pekin Tuesday. Albert Morris and family visited Anna Morris New Year’s day. Ada and Ruth Nale return to school after a week’s vacation.

Emma Wyatt Louisville Cora Mable Trainler Cleen Mush O. P. Graves Lewis Trainer Pekin Albert Morris Anna Morris Ada Ruth Nale

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Satisfied User

J R Moore of Lost Valley Georgia reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for hacking coughs and colds. He says it clears his throat and cures lung irritation quickly, and notes it is available everywhere.

J. R. Moore Lost Valley

Fort Hill Thornton Purchiser visits with parents

Fort Hill Thornton Purchiser visited Thursday night with his parents. Lee King and family visited Saturday night and Sunday with Ken King and family at Fredericksburg. C S Martin and family visited Thursday with his parents at Salem. Miss Elsie and Miss Jessie Marshall, Messis Ralph Ponsford and Ray Bowers visited Sunday with James Giles. Wm Hoke and wife spent Sunday with Frank Lloyd. Essie Purlee works for Robt Rexrout. D L Purkhiser and wife visited friends at Campbellsburg Friday and Saturday.

Thornton Purchiser Lee King Ken King Fredericksburg C.S. Martin Salem Elsie Jessie Marshall Messia Ralph Ponsford Ray Bowers James Giles Wm. Hoke Frank Lloyd's Essie Purlee Robt Rexrout D.L. Purkhiser Campbellsburg

Bowmaner 1917 Sunday Visits and Work Movements

Eldon Souder his wife and son spent Sunday night at W H Markland. Jacob Curtis and family visited on the Knobs Sunday. Lige Newton and family visited Will Motsinger Sunday. Wilbur Stewart worked for Jacob Rush part of last week. John Bordman and family visited Carl Metsinger Sunday. Wilbur Stewart and wife spent Sunday in South Boston. Bodine Spurgeon returned to J M Tashs to work after a few days at home.

Eldon Souder W. H. Markland Jacob Curtis Knobs Lige Newton Will Motsinger Wilbur Stewart Jacob Rush John Bordman Carl Metsinger Boston Bodine Spurgeon J. M.tash’s

Remedies For Indigestion From Erratic Meal Times

The article warns that late breakfasts and meals cause indigestion and urges using Chamberlain's Tablets for quick recovery. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and aid natural digestion, available everywhere.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hamilton Bethel Chas. Gray Eady Payer Nu Markland Souder Farabee Borden Arthur G. Littell Borden, Indiana Calea Mr Zion Ratts School W. W. Grim Towsend & Freeman C. E. Biarly Lower R. R. Snanks Son Grant Ilda Morris Fort Hill Bowmaner H. C. Sullivan S. N. Markland Monon H. H. Phillips Ind W.H. Purlee E. G. Phillips Purlee STA Jersey
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