Palmyra families share Sunday visits and school picnic
Mr and Mrs John Scharrer and daughters Pearl and Ethel with Ezra Voylea and Virgil and Nora spent Sunday with Addison Miller. Palmyra High School students held a picnic at Shepards Cave Saturday. Miss Mabel Wright attended church at Big Spring Sunday. Mesora, John, Clarence and Bruce Rippy visited Chas Vogies Sunday. Loren Bonz helped John R Simp son with hay. Mr Ezra Vogies and daughter were at Mr John Marshall's Monday. Mr Paw Bowl cuts timber for Palmyra Hub Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scharrer
Pearl
Ethel
Ezra Voylea
Virgil
Nora
Addison Miller
Palmyra High School
Shepards Cave
Mabel Wright
Big Spring
Mesora
John
Clarence
Bruce Rippy
Chas Vogies
Loren Bonz
John R. Simpson
Bia Hay
Ezra Vogies
A Bad Spring For Women
A cold damp spring causes widespread aches including backache rheumatic pains and muscle discomfort. Mrs T. S. Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports Foley Kidney Pills help her recovery from lumbago at Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucknell, Hardy, Neb
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Adr
Pleasant View Farmers Weather Harvest Notes
Pleasant View items report rain desires for crops. Edna Miller picked berries near Pekin. Grandme Wingler is ill. Myrtle Zink stayed with Mary Hoggatt. Maude Marshall visits her uncle James B. Miller. Alva Kay family from Pekin visited C. P. Hoggatt. Geneva Miller returns to Iowa after visit. Mary and Ralph Hoggatt attended Mill Creek church. Ora Marshall visited Mrs Ralph Poneford late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Miller
Pekin
Grandme Wingler
Myrtle Zink
Mary Hoggatt
Maude Marshall
James B. Miller
Alva Kay
C. P Hoggatt's
Claude Miller
Geneva
Iowa
Mary
Ralph Hoggatt
Mill Creek
Ora Marshall
Ralph Poneford
Arthur Littelt Funeral Director and Embalmer Listed
Community notices show Arthur Littelt listed as a funeral director and embalmer. The entry notes offerings of prompt service and payment arrangements. The brief item confirms the profession and business contact within local obituary notices.
Rainy week brings community visits and gatherings
Farabee notes a rainy Saturday with neighbors threshing wheat nearby. Families Johnson and Phillips, Markland, Wells, Souders, Boardman, Hosre man, Stewart, Campbell, and Roberson all visited relatives or hosted guests Sunday. An ice cream supper at Ollie Welry occurred despite rain, typhoid fever symptoms appeared in Mrs. Voyles, and the Weir family hosted a Buesta gathering with Olle’s kin Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson & Phillips
Otto Glistrap
Salem
William Markland
Geo. Wells
Dawson Souders
Sunany
Jewel Roberson
Cincinnati
Viola Boardman
John Hosréman
J. Hugh Stewart
Jne Campbell
Ollie Welry
David Voyles
Herbert Weir
Buesta
Olle Weir
Colglamier brothers and neighbors share weekend visits
Colglamier brothers complete Khan. Alva Martin and family of Livonia, Mattie Charnes and children, H bert Smitha? family, Oscar Durnil and family, Otto Voyley and wife visited C 5. Martin Sunday. Sam Newbyte threshing wheat in neighborhood. Chae Purkhiser and wife, Wan Barnett and wife spent Sunday with D L Purkhiser's. Emmet Allen and family spent Sunday with Wil Zisk and wife. Mrs Ada Barnett of Lunlevle spent with P Burday and her sister Mrs Robt Rexrost. Luther Journoil visiting his brother, Walker near South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada‘ Barnett
Lunlevle
Burday
Robt
Luther Journoil
Walker
Boston
Local Notes From Zion Area Roundup
Mrs Ollie Mayhan spends weeks at Jamey Mayhan in poor health beds bound. John Gorin family visit Jas Van Meter as well as granddaughter. Tink McCoskey on sick list last week. Ice cream supper at Cleve Russell well attended. Kenneth and Elsie Payne made a Pekin business trip. Janes Van Meter ill with stomach and heart trouble. Protracted Church of Christ meeting planned at Cross Heads in September third Lord's day. Maud Applegate recovering from malaria. Lebert Gorman, Mrs Lebert paid Pekin visit. Lebert Payne went to Salon on business. Lebert Gorman and wife at Cross Roads church Sunday. Cecil Bobo visited home folks Sunday. Post card shower July 24 for Mrs Ches M Motsinge who has been sick. Carl Stewart family visited Willis Stewart Sunday. Sherman Stewart family visited A A Mayfield Saturday night and Sunday. Meeting planned Friday night July 20. Lebert Payne sold a cow to Martir Bros last week. Trene Selfres spent weekend with homefolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Mayhan
Jamey Mayhan’s
Mayhan
John Gorin
Jas van Meters
Weuk
Tink McCoskey
Cleve Russell
Kenneth
Elsie Payne
Pekin
Janes van Meter
Church of Christ
Cross Heads
Maud Applegate
Imalaria
Lebert Gorman
Lebert Payne
Salon
Sehurch
Cross Roads
Cecil Bobo
Ches M. Motsinge
Carl Stewart
Willis Stewart
Sherman Stewart
A. J. Mayfield
Martir Bros
Trene Selfres
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy now, promising preparedness for summer colic or diarrhoea attacks. It emphasizes high value when needed and a modest price.
Ratts School House Visit Prompts Community Notes
Dora Denny and family visited Clyde Martin's Sunday after church while Mrs. George Retz and Jon saw her father Logan Martin who is very sick. Lemon Ratts and wife from Campbellsburg passed through Sunday evening. They had been visiting their non seeing Streak family attended church at Big Ring last Sunday. Lloyd Martin Dempsey and Howard Nale spent Sunday with Grant Shanks. Mrs Edith Girl of Pekin urged knitting for soldier boys. Ada Nale stays with Orange Nale and family. J D Rush and G W Retz were first to stock wheat Elza Bartlett first to eat oats. Rain Saturday night will benefit crops. Pleasant Nale and family were callers at Salem last week. C P Graves and wife were business callers at Mary Runh’s Saturday evening. Susan Ratis visited Mrs Delliah Spalnhorn last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Denny
Clyde Martin
George Retz
Jon
Logan Martin
Lemon Ratts
Campbellsburg
Big Ring
Lloyd Martin
Dempsey
Howard Nale
Grant Shanks
Edith Girl
Pekin
Soldier Boys
Ada Nale
Nale
J. D. Rush
G. W. Retz
Elza Bartlett Dirst
Pleasant Nale
Salem
C. P. Graves
Mary Runh
Susan Ratis
Delliah Spalnhorn
Causes of Despondency and Hay Fever Relief Ad
Despondency stems from indigestion and constipation, relief coming after Chamberlain's Tablets improve digestion and bowel movement. Also an asthma and hay fever relief note praises Foley's Honey and Tar for easing phlegm, aiding sleep, with a Markland Pharmacy mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
E. C. Schaef
Creston
Foley
Markland
Pharmacy
Local Notes From Big Springs And Nearby
Big Springs reports B F Kepley operating threshing machine last Friday. Mrs Nora Callam has been poorly with nervous condition. Rosa Kay of Orleans visits grandparents Marion and Mrs. Brown and other relatives. Mabel Wright of South Liberty spent Sunday with Edna and Gledya Turner. Stanton Philipa and child from Norris attended church and had dinner with Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Kepley
Nora Callam
Rosa Kay
Orleans
Marion Brown
Mabel. Wright
South Liberty
Edna
Gledya Turner
Local visitors and seasonal cooks join threshing crews
Orleans resident came to B P Kepleys Sun day to cook for the threshing crew this season. Arley Marks family and Pekin neighbors visited Arthur Turner and Lawrence Batts, with Mr and Mrs Lemon Ratis, Dewey, Charles Hubbard, Inez and Bina Herthel from nearby fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
B. P. Kepley
Mr. Kepley
Arley Marks
Pekin
Arthur Turner
Lemon Ratis
Non Dewey
Charley Hubbard
Campbellsburg
Lawrence Batts
Inez
Bina Herthel
Fate
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy Praise
Advise comes from John F. Jantzen of Delmeny Saskatchewan praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a highly effective and beneficial preparation for family use. The testimonial emphasizes its good reputation and personal endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmeny, Sask
Ady
Residents and visitors share a weekend in Honer’s Chapel
Mrs. Alonzo Armstrong of St. Louis is visiting relatives and is on the sick list. Mr. George Loyd left for Portland to work for a while. Young folks attended an ice cream supper Saturday night. Fred Voyles visited Amos Voyles over the weekend. Miss Susie Smith returned home after two weeks with her brother John Smith near Pekin. Mr. and Mrs. Hold Miller and baby visited at John Crim’s Sunday after church at Big Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Armstrong
St. Louis
George Loyd
Portland
Fred Voyles
Amos Voyles
Susie Smith
John Smith
Pekin
Hold Miller
Baby
John Crim
Big Spring
Local Social Notes From South Liberty and Nearby Families
Robert Brough and family visited daughter Mrs. Edgar Neal near DePauw on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mabel Wright attended church at Big Spring and dined with cousins Edna and Gladys Turner. William Wright stayed with daughter Mrs. Stella Martin. Kent Frantz spent last week with parents A. B. and Mrs. Frantz. County Superintendent Orra Hopper visited August Miller’s family. Mabel Wright visited Hazel Purles Wednesday afternoon. Bruce Frantz and wife visited A. B. Frantz family. Eldon Miller and Clarence Miller visited Addison Miller family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brough
Edgar Neal
Depauw
Mabel Wright
Big Spring
Edna
Gladys Turner
Wright
Stella Martin
Kent Frantz
A. B. Frantz
Orra Hopper
August Miller
Hazel Purles
Bruce Frantz
A. B. Frants
Eldon Miller
Clarence Miller
Addison Miller
Foley's Honey and Tar praised by long-time user
Mrs. Chas Reitz of Allens Mills Pa says she has used Foley's Honey and Tar for eleven years and would not be without it. The advertisement claims the product is a true friend for coughs colds croup whooping cough asthma and hay fever and promises genuine Foley's Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Eld
Foley
Chas Reitz
Allens Mills
Markland Pharmacy
Adv
Local Social Notes From Last Week
Mr Gus Martin and family spent Thursday with Albert Morris and family. John Purlee of Salem visited with Mr and Mrs Samuel Bierly. Miss Ruth Fisher is quite sick. Sunday visitors at Claude Abbott were Fred Elrod and family Ros Gray and family Lan Abbott and Mrs W E Dudley. Mrs Laura Harmon and daughters of Hindsboro OL Mrs Grace Hiroc and son Glen and Mrs Zoe Johnson visited Mrs Mary Johnson and daughters Sunday. Mrs Bernice Smith and little car returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Jackson. Mr and Mrs Willie Voylas and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fessel near Bradford. Mrs Louige Goss spent Sunday with John Monasters. Mr Pete Hurst was a Falla City visitor Monday. Mrs Jarome Payles and niece Mise Hazel Baker spent Monday with G M Johnson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Martin
Albert Morris
John Purlee
Salem
Samuel Bierly
Ruth Fisher
Claude Abbott
Fred Elrod
Ros Gray
Lan Abbott
W. E. Dudley
Charleston
New Albany
Laura Harmon
Hindsboro
Grace
Hiroc
Glen
Zoe Johnson
Mary Johnson
Bernice Smith
Little Car
James Jackson
Willie Voylas
Fessel
Bradford
Louige Goss
John Mon Asters
Pete Hurst
Falla City
Jarome Payles
Mise Hazel
Baker
G. M. Johnson
Fragmented note on wellness product claims and safety
The fragment discusses a product promising bowel cleansing and digestive relief but contains unclear wording and potential misprints. It mentions feelings of fullness and breath issues, with disrupted phrases about efficacy and safety. The text lacks verifiable facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
Red Cross Fund Report of THAM No. 18 and No. 12
The report lists numerous donors and amounts for Red Cross Fund drives in Fierce Township and Polk Township. Names include Captain-Wm Hiestand, J W Hiestand, Arthur A Graves, John C P Bowera, Doug G Thompson, and many others with contributions ranging from 1.00 to 24.00 dollars. Also mentions Captain Clyde Schleicher and additional contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THAM
Hiestand
Fierce Township
J. B Phillips
J. W. Hiestand
Arthur A. Graves
John C. P. Bowera
Doug G. Thompson
Hoyt
Pleasant Nale
B. Blerly
J. A. Bush
F. Martin
Paul A. Schocke
Peter Herle
Amanda Herle
Elijah
H.C. Sullivan
Jennie Martin
Ella Martin
Hire
Susan Watts
Ruth Watts
Blanche Watts
Jenry D. Rush
Lulu Denny
Jacob C. Overton
James C. Corn
BE. Wright
Cornelius Anderson
W. A. Wilson
Mayme
Matthews
B. F. Kepley
A. C. Rickard
Albert Miller
Grover E. Smith
Otiminn
Martin
Purlee
Shanks
Carl B. Newton
Thos Hellows
W. T. Parlee
Frank
Dora Temple
Fimk
Scayee
Carl Turner
John Hottel
Jas A Kay
H. Rickarda
H. D
Gill
Emanuel Wright
Jonson Loughmiller
H. W. Baker
L. A. Martin
H. C. Sullivan
Blea V. Wartlett
Q. T. Martin
R. Shepherd
Sam Allen
W. H. Shanks
W. L. Green
Dora A. Gray
H. Weber
Mary H. Jeffs
Mary E. Graves
W. L. Sullivan
Lyle Graves
Ceieelseves
G. P. Martin
B. J. Hamilton
Polk Township
Clyde Schleicher
L. Cauble
Phillips
iGrover Hirod
James Lear
Deranged Kidneys Cited as Cause of Pain and Ills
An old advertisement claims deranged kidneys permit impurities to remain in the system causing rheumatic pain backache and joint soreness. It promotes Foley kidney pills as beneficial and praises the product for general bodily relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Weltes L
Foley
Unclaimed Cards Return to Pekin Post Office
In Pekin Indiana the Post Office reports several unclaimed cards addressed to Rose M. Eder and others remain in the Dead Letter file. Claim by the addressee or proper party is requested before the items are forwarded or disposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Eder
Pekin
Ind
Abeye
Latter Canal S
Weigey Robert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur G. Littelt
Gnpdertaker & Embalmer
Borden
Galle
Farabee
Undertakers
Indiana
Zion
Chamberlains
Ratts School House
Big Springs
Stanton Philipa
Norris
Honer’s
Red Cross Fund
Handle Peters “Diamond Brand
Pekin Bakery
E. C. Alexander
Purlee & Lewis
White-Swan
Rose Eder
Myrtle Sanerland
Dora Smnkeover
Sam Gouger
Robert Helt
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