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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
Readers are urged to attend upcoming ball games featuring New Albany athletes. The note promises promising matchups and rekindling old friendships in the grove, with several entertaining sets and a chance to meet familiar faces.
Olive Branch and nearby communities share farm life details and social calls. Notes mention rainfall effects on berry crops, visits among Martins and Matsingers, and a July 4th celebration planned in Pekin with a crowd and gate fee. A quiet murder is noted at the Methodist Parsonage, with two young people to move to Blainsburg.
Old Pakin and family spent Monday night with Chesley John son and wife near Campbellsburg. Roy Gray and baby visited his parents Sunday and Monday. Wilbur Dalton and family stayed with his father Wiley Dalton after weekend visits near Bradford. Dora Denny and daughter Gertrude spent Sunday with Samuel Bierly. John Lovell and wife visited Alva. Jane Hurst’s crowd included William Jesas and Mrs Emma Wells and others. Measles confined Chas Johnson. Merle Gauble graduated at Salem. Fannie Markland staying with sister Mrs Grover Elred during a measles outbreak. Merle Virgie and Murray Cauble visited Gus Martin in old Pekin. Stella Hougland spent Sunday with her sister Lov a at Wm Wells. Claude Brim and wife visited Chas Thompson. Claire Phillips and Hazel Meseer, Ray Hoyt and Phyllis Weller attended the show at Forden Fhichy Night. One dollar yearly for county news.
Amos Gray and family visited James Pacl on Sunday while others in the vicinity attended the Sa doin commencement. Mattie and Alec Applegate joined their mother Saturday and Sunday. John Dell s and friends were seen at nearby gatherings. Arnie Callaway has a new Hayes and James Weller and wife spent Sunday at Rodney Andersons. Fred Laventer was a local business figure with James Weller visiting his daughter Mrs Rodney Anderson and newborn grandson at Jeffersonville.
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