Fort Hill Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Elsie Marshall with Mrs Lawrence Batts visited Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Harvey Martin and wife of Satem visited D. L. Parkhiser’s sister. Austin Rippy and wife spent Sunday with Delbert Davis near Big Spring. Claude Martin and family visited R. P. Brown’s. Martha Quinn returned home after visiting her daughters. May Wilson won the spelling prize and Ruth Baker the ciphering contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill
Elsie Marshall
Lawrence Batts
Merle Cauble
Marvin Martin
Hencock
Canton
Harvey Martin
Satem
D. L. Parkhiser
Austin Rippy
Delbert Davis
Big Spring
Asmne
T. F. London
Claude Martin
R. P. Brown
May Wilson
Ruth Baker
Bargain club subscriptions offer major savings on papers
The notice promotes multi paper club bundles with low annual rates, listing The Advance The Weekly Enquirer The Housewife Woman's World Focus Journal Farm & Home and others. It stresses no substitutes, fixed addresses, and a single mailed package, highlighting savings and inclusion of The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enquirer
Woman's World
Weekly
Focus Journal
Reliable Poultry Journal
Woman’s World
Panttry Fournal
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Inquirer
Sauder's School House and Local Social Visits
Mya CHE Tatlock remains in very poor health. Mrs Grover Wright has been ill for some time. Mrs Albert Wright and children visited Oliver Wright Wednesday. Grant Markland dined with Elmo Short Friday. Jasper Nale and sister Lavinia were Salem visitors Saturday. Heiel and Karnes of Martinsburg now operate a saw mill on Ollie Gowers farm. Godfrey Voyles visited R B Colgiazier Thursday. Oscar Nale and Mrs Jahn Voyles called on Mrs Albert Wright one evening. Oliver Wright, daughter Stella, and Albert Wright motored to Salem Saturday. Glen Miller, visiting her grandfather James Nalu, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya Che
Grover Wright
Albert Wright
Oliver Wright
Grant Markland
Elmo
Jasper Nale
Lavinia
Salem
Heiel and & Karnes
Martinsburg
Ollie Gowers
Godfrey Voyles
R. B. Colgiazier
Oscar Nale
Mra Jahn
Voyles
Mra
Stella
Martinsburg Birth and Local Notes in 1915
Willis Ray Roberts, son of Claud and Bertha Roberts, born Sept 20 1915 and died Nov 18 1915 at age 1 month 3 weeks 3 days. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM conducted by Eld. Elmer Phillips. Miss May Roberts returned from Dutch Creek after visiting sister Elizabeth Ferock. School resumed after teacher Mina Olive Roberts’s illness. Mrs Elna Morris away at Falls Cities. Rev Mr Apple held appointments at U B church and protracted meeting. Errands and home additions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ray
Claud
Bertha Roberts
Elmer Phillips
May Roberts
Dutch Creek
Elizabeth Ferock
Mina Olive Roberts
Elna Morris
Falls
Apple
U. B
James
Local Notes Narrowly Tightens With Rain and Reunions
Rain persists as health update from Samuel Stobison reports slight improvement after his Montana trip. Franklin Township road district No 3 supervisor appointment goes to Payne. Shredder accident to Callahan improves. Mules sold to the army, plus private sales by Walter Maharon and others. W. Farawell, a longtime resident, dies after parasitic stroke, leaving sons and daughters with burial at Blue River beside his wife.
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W.C. McClelan
New Albanys
Payne
Franklin Township
W.C. Smith
Ashersburg
Farawell Wall
Blue River
Prevent Croup Its Easy Treat Suspect Relief
Mrs H M Johns of Elida Ohio shares her child’s croup prevention method from last winter using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. A couple of doses at the onset of the croup laugh would break the attack, and she favors it as safe and reliable for children who take it willingly. Bottny Markland Pharmacy Andy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Johns
Elida
Ohio
Bott
Ny Markland Pharmacy
Andy
Happy Bridge Social Reunites Martinsburg Couple
Mr Charles Losson and wife who had shaved them on the Iudice for four weeks returned to Martinsburg. Several locals attended the funeral of the little son of Mr and Mrs Claude Roberts. Mrs John Goss remains in critical condition. Merle Lossan visited relatives in Palmyra. Jessie Lavell and Charles Marshall joined Sherman Cooley for Sunday night at his home. Rabbit hunting dominates Ridge news as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Losson
Martinsburg
Claude Roberts
John Goss
Merle Lossan
Jin Palmyra
Jessie Lavell
Charles Marshall
Sherman Cooley
Ollie Grah Jaat Weel Ve
Bridge progress and social notes from Fredericksburg
A heavy rain swept through Fredericksburg Saturday night and Sunday. The new concrete bridge is progressing well and should be completed before long. Friday night events at Hardinsburg are mentioned alongside visits from Mrs Mary King of Salem who is staying with her parents T. D. Cadle and family. Mayme Pinnick and Ethel Ball were in town Sunday afternoon. Grace Rall stayed with Anna and Bessie Black, and Ruby Black was absent at this writing. Raymond Martin visited Paul Alexander of Horners Chapel. Edwin Kay, a Hardinsling High School student, traveled to French Lick to play basketball Saturday night. Merle Trinket spent last Saturday night at Sonsay with Mary Stueker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardinsburys
Mary King
Salem
T. d. Cadle
Mayme Pinnick
Ethel Ball
Fredericksburg
Grace Rall
Anna
Bessie Black
Ruby Black
Raymond Martin
Paul Alexander
Horners Chapel
Edwin Kay
Hardinsling High School
French Lick
Merle Trinket
Sonsay
Mary Stueker
Birthday Dinner Honors Lewis Lucas At Falls City
New Liberty A Q Hosea and J N Callaway were callers at the Falls Cities last week. Mr and Mrs H Casey and family attended the birthday dinner for Lewis Lucas marking his 58th birthday Sunday. Amos Gray and Millard Gray couples shopped in Scottsburg Saturday. Many plan to attend Harvey Howard sale Friday. J N Callaway bought cattle at Charley Don levy sale Saturday. Marion McClellan and family attended Tees night at Mack Waisner's. Rose Feeler visited Raymond Jeffs Wednesday. Rain postponed moving picture show two weeks.
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J. N. Callaway
Charley Donlevy
Marion McClellan Lanent
Tees
Mack Waisner
Rose Feeler
Raymond Jeffs
Moving Picture Show
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed For Over Forty Years
In these competitive times the public should see they get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy not substitutes sold for extra profits. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has stood the test and been approved for more than forty years. For sale by Markland Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Markland Pharmacy
Ady
Funeral attendance and visits in Salem area report
Lower Blue River residents report attendances at Mrs James Shanks funeral in Salem on Saturday. Albert Mead and wife were Salem callers last Friday. Mrs Allie Graves visited sister Effie Goss, and Q P Graves hauled hogs to Louisville. Mabel and Cora Trainer visited Angie Hamilton, and Albert Morris hauled bags. Mrs Susan Ross and daughter visited Maryrainer during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtobert Shanks
James Shanks
Salem
Albert Mead
Allie Graves
Effie Goss
Q. P. Graves
Louisville
Mabel
Cora Trainer
Angie Hamilton
Albert Morris
Susan Ross
Maryrainer
Local Social Notes and Farm Activities in Town
Bethel Everett Crowe spent last week with home folks. Mrs Jas Markland called at Sherman Stitts Saturday evening. Silas Mahuron is clearing for Lee Gorman. L M Hurst crashes and grinds corn every Saturday evening. Geo Mahuron and Grover Terrell digging berry plants for W W Crowe to be delivered at A G Grays nursery. Adaline Brown visiting daughter Mrs John Williams. Cleveland Ruarell working for M Hurst. Shredding near here down, less corn shredded than usual. Oscar Grags of Pekin visited Sunday. Chas Gray went to Sellersburg Thursday. E B Crowe of Bedford spent Sunday at his farm here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everet Crowe
Jas. Markland
Sherman Stitts
Silas Mahuron
Lee Gorman
L. M. Hurst
Geo. Mahuron
Grover Terrell
W. Ww
Crowe
A. G. Gray
Adaline Brown
John Williams
Cleveland Ruarell
M. Hurst
Oscar Grags
Pekin
Chas, Gray
Big Spring art event well attended despite weather
In Big Spring the Art Huff event drew sizable crowds as residents enjoyed local exhibits and demonstrations amid a warm community atmosphere. Organizers credited strong turnout to morning sessions and downtown venue accessibility.
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Art Huff Agle
Sati
Local Notes From Pekin Area Farm and Family Gatherings
Mrs Susan Watts visited her nephew John Beard and family one day last week. J A Zink and Son of Pekin purchased stock hogs from C A Turner one day not week. Albert Smith took fat hogs to the Pekin market Saturday. Lorenzo Purlee bought a cow at the Huff sale Saturday. Sarah Brown remains poorly at her home south of here. Markland recalled his farm to Grover Smith and chased the Art Huff farm adjoining the sale. The death of Mrs James Shanks of South Liberty last Thursday morning shocked locals. Jacob Miller received a telegram from his son in Omaha, stating his grandson was dead. Albert Miller left Saturday evening to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Watts
John Beard
J. A. Zink &Son of
Pekin
C. A. ‘Turner
Albert Smith
Lorenzo Purlee
Huff
Sarah Brown
Here
Markland
Grover Smith
Art Huff
James Shanks
South Liberty
Jacob Miller
Miller
Omaha
Neb
Albert Miller
WANTED Cross-ties 6x8 8 White-oak, Black oak and Chestnut
Classified brief requests cross ties in select woods with contact by C E Bierly. Local society notes mention winter arrival, visits among families including Mrs Vrey Martin and three children, Mrs Nellie Shore and Grace, Mrs Nancy Lidikay and Mattie Quinn, and various local residents visiting each other through the week.
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C.E. Bierly
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Martha Quinn
James Short
Sauder's School
Glen Miller
James Nalu
Tober Te
Mr. Denny
Houth Boston
Samuel Stobison
Montana
T. J. Callahan
Jess Martin
Walter Maharon
Oscar Payne
Ray
S Callahan
Happy Bridge
Deel
New Liberty
A.Q. Hosea
J. N. Callaway i
Falls Cities
Lower
Bethel
Sullivan’s
New
H. C. Sullivan
Greeneeies
King Winter
Vrey Martin
Nellie Shore
Grace
Nancy Lidikay
Mattie Quinn
T.J. Curtis
Ellis Motsinger
W. A. Abbott
Claude Abbott
Ola Curtis
Leva Hong
A. Curtis
A. H. Weller
Babe
Clyde Tash
Lewis Nagle
Verle
Gertus
Naab Naugle
James Markland
RED Men’s Hall
Lyon Book
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West Side Hospital
Indiana
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