Local house changes and regional visits noted
George Charles and Kiw moved into Mrs Vine Balentine's house. John Williams and family occupy the Millard Terrell farm home. Mrs Adaline Brown of Jeffersonville visits relatives here. Zoar school progresses with teacher Abra Tash. W. W. Croive and wife were Martielurg visitors Sunday. WE and Gray and wife of Borden were maturing this way Sunday. Jesse Hall of Pekin was here Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Charles
Kiw
Vine Balentine
John Williams
Millard Terrell
Mra Adaline Brown
Jeffersonvill Ie
Zoar
Mias Abra Tash
W. W. Croive
Martielurg
Gray
Wife
Borden
Jesse Hall
Pekin
When baby has the group health warning wording
When a mother awakens to a child struggling for breath she is alarmed. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. This has long been used with uniform success and often brings quick relief, helping the child sleep until morning. Sold by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charberlain
Markland Pharmey
Ady
Souder's School House and Nearby Farm Work Noted
Past week activity around Souder's School House includes John A Vayhes sowing wheat, James Short harvesting sorghum, Geo Ansdorfer seeking materials for a new house, and visits by Oscar Nale to Eva Vayles. John Marshall started school in Howard, while Oscar Nave's family visited Oren Nale near Palmyre. Albert Zink and family and Willi Barker with Leury Yoxies also seen visiting Hartay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Short
Geo. H. Ansdorfer
Mra Thearm Nale
Eva Vayles
John Aiarshall
Howard Tp
Oscar Nave
Oren Nale
Palmyre
A& Twae
Jar Waylae
Hartay
Albert Zink
Willi Barker
Leury Yoxies
Indigestion Advice Promotes Natural Stomach Function
An old ad warns against taking pepsin or digestion aids, urging a tonic that helps the stomach perform its functions naturally. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as the solution and notes sale at Merklund Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Foreale
Merklund Pharmacy
Ady
Fragmented Local Social Notes From Sunday Visits
A garbled community column records numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings. Names include Sam Jones, Mrs Saltie Nuff, Lewis Nuff, Ross Gray, Jamil, James Markland, Clyde Tash, Otto Naugle, Ellis Motsinger, Irene Wagoner, Christian Tash, Tom Batts, John Naugle, Albert Boling, Emily, Ed Byers, Edna Byers, Mary Ann South, Win, G. W. Jones, Willard Floyd, Elsie Loward, Henry Hill, Dorothy Hill, Wilkie Hill, Estell Jobson, Olive Mattox, Pee Brown, and others. The text also notes travel to Jackson County and visits to Pokin area relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Sellersburg
Mra Saltie Nuff
Lewis
Hale
Ross Gray
Jamil
James Markland
Clyde Tash
Dawson Sonder’s
Ward Gray
Otto Naugle
Ellis Motsinger
Irene Wagoner
Tom Batts
Morristown
John L. Naugle
Jackson Co
Albert Boling
Emily
Ed Byers
Edna
Sehersburg
Mary Ann South
Ann Win
G. W. Jones
Willard Floyd
Toy Hill
Elsie Loward
Henry Hill
Dorothy
Wilkie Hill
W.J. Jobson
Laughter Estell
Lanty Iron and Family
Mise Janie Overton
Olive Mlattox
W. Mattox
Pee Brown
Four Generations Visit and Local Families Meet
Mrs A Curtis and Mrs A H Weller with daughter Mary Helen spent Monday at Mrs Lidikay's home joining four generations. The Elrods of South Boston, Claude Abbott and wife visited Lester Abbott and family. Mrs W A Abbott returned with Mr Elrod for a few days. Mrs Wm Hardy and daughter from Poxin spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Nancy Lilikwy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Curtis
A. H. Weller
Mary-Helen
Nancy Lidikay
Tred Elrod
South
Boston
Claude Abbott
Lester Abbott
W. A. Abbott
Elrod
Ars Wm Hardy
Poxin, Snert
Nancy
Lilikwy
Cross-ties Wanted and Local Community Notes
WANTED cross-ties 6x8 8 White oak black oak and Chestnut. Pleasant Grove school opened with 24 pupils and Rust Laker as instructor. Martin family and Jessie Miller caravan visited James Bishop near Campbellsburg. Sharks completed an electric light plane and shows good work. Large crowd attended Big Spring church service. Mr Wim Davin of Salem visited Shanks over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust Laker
Q. PS. Martin
Guy
Jessie Miller
James Bishop
Campbellsburg
Dda Sharks
Big Spring
Wim, Davin
Salem
Shanks
Busy fall weekend visits noted across ci Happy Hill
Elba Jackson family Lula spent Sunday with W Owens. R L Blankenbaker left for Illinois to meet Mr Chifford Owens. Chifford Owens visited Mr Frank Allen Saturday night. Mr and Mrs B E Blankenbaker hosted Hallie and family Sunday. D O Blankenbaker, Delbert Owens, Ian Walter spent Sunday evening at W W Owens. Mrs W W Owens called Thursday to check on the infant son of Mr and Mrs Dempsey Coats who is seriously ill. Alpha and Ale Blankets baker and Bertha joined Sunday evening at W W Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba Jackson
Lula
W. Owens
Dempsey Coats
Alpha and Ale Blankets
Baker
W. W. Owens
Miss
Bertha
Local visitors roam towns this past week in small gatherings
Lewie Trainer and wife visited Gev anett s Saturday while Lent Bossi visited relatives in Orlgans. Mia Ida Morris and daughter va called at Martingburg on Saturday. Allie Graves visited Alten Gossi one day last week. Robert Shanke taught in Pekin for a day last week. Lewis Trainer and family visited Chude Hedrick after church on Sunday. Lowell Ross visited A L Morris on Sunday morning.
Local Notes From Salem and Nearby Towns
Fredericksburg resident Mr Raymond Martin teacher at No 6 spent weekend with his parents in Salem. Mr and Mrs Jas Kay visited relatives in Milltown. Win Hunter injured at the bridge shows slow toe improvement. Ward Elliott of McLain Ili returns home after weeks with this place. Mrs Jas Black spent time in Louisville aiding daughter Anna Way who is in critical condition at Norton Infirmary. Miss Madie R Voyles of Big Spring visited Mrs Laura Ellis one day last week. Mr Newhby of Illinois visiting sister Mrs Geo E Rolt. Miss Ruby Black remains unimproved. Carl Roll made a Salem business trip Saturday. Mrs Thos Cadle, visiting daughter Mrs Charley King in Salem, returned home Wednesday. Harlen King injured his foot Friday and is not much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Martin
No. 6
Salem
Jas. Kay
Milltown
Win
Hunter
Ward Elliott
McLain
Ili
Jas. Black
Priday
Louisville
Anna Way
Norton Infirmary
Madie R. Voyles
Big Spring
Laura Ellis
Newhby
Illnois
Geo. E. Rolt
Ruby Black
Carl Roll
Thos. J. Cadle
Charley King
Harlen King
Chronic Constipation Relief From Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs John Newton of Irvine New York reports rapid improvement after using four to five bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. She suffered chronic constipation for years before these tablets improved her health. Sold by Mark and Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Irvine
N. Y
Mark and Pharmacy
Horner's Chapel Visitors This Sunday
Farmers sowing wheat in the vicinity while locals visit the Poor Farm and Walter Armstrong's home. Mr Amos Voyles, Geo Voyles and families from near Mt Carmel, and Miss Mabel Voyles were among those seen calling on friends including Fdna Simpson and Miss Vorten Cromer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Simpson
Fdna Simpson
Walter Armstrong
Amos Voyles
Geo. Voyles i
Mt. Carmel
Mabel Voyles
Misa Vorten Cromer
Patter Churen
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Fort Wayne Reader
A reader from Fort Wayne Indiana reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in winter for a stubborn cough. She notes immediate benefit and full cure after finishing the bottle and commends it to friends. Sold by Mark Sand Pharmacy with advertisement text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bright
Wayne
Ind
Mark Sand
Local Visitors and Weekend Updates Across New Albany Area
Butch Creek 1 H Coe visited friends at New Albany last week. Joe Martin lost a valuable cow last week. John McGinnis has his barn almost completed. Jack Buttefield visited Elmer Marshall Sunday. Elmer Sappenfield visited on Hear Creek Sunday. John Ratta and family visited at Matt Hein’s Sunday. Raymond Keiffer returned to his home in Louisville Friday. May Roberts spent Sunday at home. Miss Ethel Blarkman taught school last week. Roy Myers visited Pekin friends. John Keiffer and family visited at Tamae Girl Sunday. Roy Blred was on the Greek, Morda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Coe
New Albany
Joe Martin
John’ McGinnis
Jack Buttefield
Elmer Marshall
Elmer Sappenfield
Hear Creek
John Ratta
Matt
Roy. Myers
Pekin Friends
John ‘Keiffer
Tamea
Roy
Morda
Way-back Jottings of Welcomes to Our Community
An auto party from Scottsburg and nearby towns visited Way-back, with names including Glerk of Court Newton Howell and wives, Rev. Stephens, Mrs Dell Charles and daughters, and Mr. Mattox and family among others. A later entry notes ministers R. L. Bottom and M. A. Monday, plus several locals who called or were written in the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glerk
Court
Newton Howell
Ott Chrisman
EB. Stephens
Scottsburg
Chris Rodman
Tra; Rey
L. S
Sanders
Franklin
Dell Charles
Lutana
Dorothy
George Charles
Babe
Sunday Guests and Local Visits List in Noble Area
The report lists residents and visitors in Noble including Charley Wells Millard Nale Wilfred and Charles Templin guests. Ransom family with Geo Wells Arthur Hilton and family. Otto Naugle host. Janes Rush and wife visiting New Albany. Rev Lett to speak at Blue River next Sunday. Grace Motsinger Nova Rush and Clara Sandars at an event with Mrs Jane Church. John Blankenbaker with Ashur Hohsunland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Wells
Millard Nale
Wilfred
Charles Templin
Noble
Ransom
Family
Geo, Wells
Family Sunday
Arthur Hilton
Wal F
Otto Naugle
Janes Rush
New Albany
Rev. Lett
Blue River
Grace Motsinger
Nova Rush
Clara Sandars
Jane Church
Church of Christ New Pekin Sunday meetings and notices
A compact notice listing Sunday gatherings and services for multiple churches including Church of Christ New Pekin Shilo Bethal Pleasant and Daisy Hill Chapel U B. It notes weekly social meetings, preaching schedules on Sundays and special Sundays, with several pastors named and invitations extended to attendees. The material reflects a regional church events summary from a historical newspaper page.
Primitive Baptist Preaching Schedule Across Multiple Churches
Olive Branch Primitive Baptist holds services each fourth Saturday, night Sunday and Sunday night led by Eld. W C Hancock at Young Creek and Mt Zion Sodom. Sunday School 2:30 PM every Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 PM. Preaching Wednesdays after the third Sunday monthly by L S Sanders. Church also meets on Saturdays and Sundays with pastors Red Goss and Phillip Lett leading services including Sunday night preaching and Saturday night gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primative Baptist
Eld
W. C.hancock
Young Creek
Ind
Mt. Zion
Sodom
L. 5. Sanders
Local Social Roundup From Martinsburg And Surroundings
Messrs Claute and Theodore Marshall spent Sunday afternoon with friends Earl and Maroh Buley. Mrs Elia Harris of Martinsburg visited Ed Marshall’s Saturday and Sunday. Major Buley and son Est were eaters at Palmyra last week. Miss Gulda Hottell and Cordia Marshall visited friends Bonnie and Ruth Karnes. Messrs Claud and Charley Hoar and Einner Smith visited Ed Marshall’s Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Losson and two sons attended church at Pekin on Monday. Mr and Mrs Désse Martin and Mr Arthur Boyan were callers at Ed Marshall’s last week. Masters Chester Worley and Wt Bur Sappenfield were callers at Thos Goss Thursday. Mrs Mary Dodge and two daughters visited at O Brown’s last Wednesday. Cross Roads several from around here attended church at Praise Chapel last week. Mr Samuel Robison is confined to his bed with typhoid symptoms. Those who spent Sunday with Mr Ott Nangle and wife were Mr Ward Gray and family, and Mr Arthur Hilton and family. Mr Ott Stewart is working for Mr Samuel Robison. Miss Hazel Mantooth is staying with Mr John Walker. Mr Phinis Mantooth and Mr Willis Stewart have started their cane nilling. Miss Cecil Poho has returned home after staying with Mr Willis Mull’s. A large crowd attended basket meeting at Praise Chapel. Edibie Bride’s Neste. The edible birds’ nests of the Chinese are worth twice their weight in silver, the finest variety selling...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mattox
Ward Grey Ant
Clyde Tash
Snd
Otte Naughe
Neny Pekin
Matto
Elmer
Blankenbaker
Hallie
Feris E. Jackson
Arthur
O. W.mead
Fred Smith
Jack Brim
Ed. Smith
Henry Davis
Messrs
Claute
Theodore Marshall
Earl and
Maroh Buley
Elia Harris
Martinsburg
Ed Marshall
Major Buley and Son
Palmyra
Désse Martin
Arthur Boyan
Edi Marshall
Chester Worley
Sappenfield
Thos
Goss’ Thuraday
Mary Dodge
Daisy Dodge
Brown
Praise Chapel
Samuel Robison
Ott Nangle
Ward Gray
Arthur Hilton
Ott Stewart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel
Souder's
John A. Vayhes
Oscar Nale
John Voyles
Howe
Néesdiss
Edgar Leonard
Emmett Campbell
Wile
Dao Hoby
Near Pokin
Wi-Meloskey
C.E. Bierly
Pleasant Grove
Happy Hill
Lowell Ross
A. L. Morris
Fredericksburg
Horner
Butch Creek
Ethel Blarkman
Farahee
John ,Blankenbaker
Ashur
Crursch
Church of Christ New Pekin
BIS
Omer Porter
D. S. Johns
Iri
Johns
H.C. Sullivan
Taylor
Martinsburg Church of Christ
Belock
Conway
Borden M. E. Church
Shilo M. E
Emmanuel M E
Bethal ME
Pleasant ME
E.E. Young
Daisy Hill Chapel
Chircu
Christian Church
Goss
Blue River Missionary Baptist
Phillip Lett
Safe Boys
Eau
Ckin
Gulda Hottell
Cordia’Marahall
Bonnie and
Ruth Karnes
Messis Claud
Charley Hoar
Einner Smith
Ed Marahall
John Losson
Hazel Mantooth
John Walker
Phinis Mantooth
Wilis Stewart
Misa Cecil Poho
Willis Mull
Proize Chapel
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