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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
1
A brief line notes subscription status with a pencil mark indicating the date up to which payment has been made, reflecting typical 1916 1917 era billing practice and internal notation for readers.
A busy week with guests from Salem Martinsburg Indianapolis and Jeffersonville plus several Pekin visitors. Local residents seen Monday Monday through Sunday including Earl Falk C L Sullivan Loren Temple Lillian Clark Weaver Claude Martin John Stepro Roscoe Wells and others as millinery sales and family visits fill the town. Edith Una Baker and Miss Minnie Baker recover from injuries and grippe while new spring millinery decorates Johnson Sisters store.
Rural community life revolves around Lizzie and Teddy Lawrence as they face elopement heartbreak and reunion. Ren, a shy artist who loves Teddy, returns famous after painting The Gid Oaken Bucket. Suzzie reappears as old loves mend, with Uncle Reuben and his wife bringing happiness. The production, Mary Parker’s best work, features a large local cast and festive rustic humor amid village visitors and surrounding Pekin news.
The Domestic Science class at Pekin High School sent a sample of their cooking last week. The dish labeled Bitterly Prot lad and ordinary Fruit Salad read more like a joke than a real recipe. The editor praises the sample as extra ordinary and thanks the class for their kindness and memories.
The Senior Class Play The Old Oaken Bucket will be held in the (.O.R. M. Hall on March 23 1917. A Juniors vs Seniors debate Tuesday drew a crowded house. The debate on Monroe Doctrine abandoned drew a unanimous negative verdict by judges Prof W E Wilson Prof John Tash and Hort James W Gill. The Juniors celebrated with a yell after the decision and another debate is anticipated.
Milburn McKintey of Borden and Walter M. Martin of Farabee visited here Saturday while Ralph Martin family and Gertus Patton of Jeffersonville spent time with friends. Erich Bush from Dutch Creek and W C Smith of South Boston transacted business here. Chester Temple bought a Ford touring car from G M Johnson & Sons on March 12 17. Mrs Lillie Bolding and her son traveled through Salem to visit a gravely ill mother. KR Elrad spent days in Owensboro Ind tending farming interests. Mr and Mrs Homer Martin hosted dinner with guests Tribbett of Lebanon Ind and Wm Baler of Salem. Charley Brammer and te di
Multiple small ads offer wallpaper samples from J A Zink and Son, a coming three year old dark brown filly for sale, Barred Plymouth Rock and Ringlet Barred Rocks eggs, Black Minorcas and Pekin Ducks eggs for sale, Single Comb Brown Leghorn eggs priced per 16 and 100, a sow and seven pigs for sale, social visits notes, a Senior Class Play date of March 23 1917, and minor local news items including Chesley W Johnson health update and references to state laws.
State of Indiana shows J. W. Hiestand as cashier sworn to truth for Citizens Bank Pekin. The document lists total liabilities at 138,208.4 and details on stock paid in surplus undivided profits exchange discounts and various deposits.
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