All Days Singing Planned at Fort Hill Church
Fort Hill hosts an all days singing on the third Sunday of the month. Miss Rose Journell of West Baden visited home folks over Sunday. Otis Marshall and wife, Carl Colg-Jazier and families dined with Mrs. C. W. Morris after church. Press Martin dined with Claud Martin. Frazee joined him home. Miss Lillian Wright traveled to Louisville for tonsil surgery. Doris Miller and Grace visited Dan Harmon Sunday. Oren Purkhiser and wife of near Palmyra visited Dawson Purkhiser Monday night and Tuesday. Several locals attend Institute at Salem this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Journell
West Baden
Otis Marshall
Carl Colg- Jazier
C. W. Morris
Press Martin
Claud Martin
Brother Frazee
Lillian Wright
Louisville
Doris Miller
Grace
Dan Harmon
Oren Purkhiser
Palmyra
Dawson Purkhiser
Institute
Salem
Arthur G. Littell Unparenter and Embalmer in Borden Indiana
Obituary notice for Arthur G. Littell, an undertaker and embalmer based in Borden Indiana, with mention of day or night service options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Littell
Aner & Embalmer
Dutch Greek picnic at Bradford and local visits
Reported on a quiet Monday at Bradford with Dutch Greek visitors and Raymond Rippey at Sazt UL. John Batts and John Keffer with family appeared in Louville. Mi Chioe Weller, Aldi Meyers family, Mrs Meyers’ brother from Bedford, and Mrs Mary Sears were among visitors. Chas Wynn hosted visitors Monday evening. Emma Curtis visited her mother at Pekin. John Wyman and wife visited the poor farm Sunday. Andy Durnill works for C Weller. Mary Sears spent the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Raymond Rippey
Sazt UL
John Batts
Loulaville
John Keffer
Mi Chioe Weller
M. B. Meyers Suns
Aldi Meyers
Meyers
Bedford
Mary Sears
Chi ‘Weller
Chas. Wynn
Emma Curtis
Pekin
John Wyman
Poor Farm
Andy Durnill
C. ‘Weller
Dawalt Etzler Undertakers Salem Oddities and Visits
Fragmented local note records people visiting and traveling between New Albany Sellersburg and Blue River. Mentions Dawalt and Etzler Undertakers Salem, John Bowman, Jacob Curtis, Dr Hays, Oscar Ives and Carl Stewart, Wilbur Stewart and families, W H Markland, Frank Finan, Lula Rodman, and a meeting planned next Saturday night.
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John Bowman
Alba
A Valuable Health Hint for Foley Cathartic Tablets
An 19th century health note promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets to keep bowels open and regular, ease indigestion and biliousness, and relieve sour stomach with no pain or nausea. The ad claims the tablets are caring and helpful and invites purchase at Markdao d Pharmacy.
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Foley
Markdaod Pharmal
Farabee Howard Sickness and Local Visits Reported
Farabee Howard, son of Zella Martin, has typhoid fever. Lemuel Churchman of Orleans visited George Wella and family. Homer Ashabranner and wife with son stayed with Will Waiters and family. Ollie Wier returned after visiting Wilme Wier's family. Katie Martin stayed with Robert Wella's family. Otto Gilstrap and family spent Sunday with relatives. Jacob Curtin and wife visited David Voylen's family. Cyrus Baker and wife hosted Homer McClellan's family Sunday.
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Howard
Zella Martin
Lemuel Churchman
Orleans
George Wella
Homer Ashabranner
Will Waiters
Ollie ‘Wier
Tle
Wilme Wier
Katie Martin
Robert Wella
Pekin
Otto Gilstrap
Mm Sa Jem
Hardest Worked Need Help First Through All The Years
Fragment describes health claims for Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic to purge impurities and aid ailing joints and muscles. Marketed as a remedy for backache rheumatic pains and sore muscles sold at Markeand Pharmacy.
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Foley
Markeand Pharmacy
C. A. Eliza
Sioux Falls
5. D
Markland Pharmacy
Ady
Young Officer Assigned to 327th Machine Gun Battalion
Lieutenant Roy Huckleberry of the C R C Inst reports for duty at Camp Taylor Louisville after arrival Wednesday. In steady rain officers line up for orders from the colonel and Huckleberry is assigned to lead as an officer in the 327th Machine Gun Battalion serving with the draft army assembling at Camp Taylor.
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Roy Huckleberry
R. C
Louisville
Camp Taylor
Thurstday
Huckleberry
327Th Machine Gun Battalion
Safe Remedy For Children Adv From Texas Seller
A fragment from a Brownsville Texas adv praises Foleys and Tar for coughs and recommends it for children. The ad mentions local druggists and references Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable alternative. Other notes include family visits, church attendance, and daily life items.
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Baker
Brownsville
Texas
Marksland Drug ‘Stars
Adv
Red Cross Plans Local Aid and Knitting Drive
The Red Cross Chapter aims to devote more local work for soldiers. A knitting plan was delayed for yarn. 60 pounds ordered from Boston Woolen Works and 25 pounds from Red Cross Headquarters. Once yarn arrives, the group hopes to knit 100 outfits, each with sweater muffler wristlet and socks, benefiting four soldiers. 1400 members enrolled. officers to be elected October 1.
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Red Cyox
C. B. Paynter
Boston Woolen Works
Boston
Red Cross
Lee Vellom
Saltilia
Ralph
Red Cross Fundt
Battalio
People Speak Well of Chamberlain's Tablets
G A McBride of Headford Ont says he has used Chamberlain's Tablets for about two years and heard good reports from customers before trying them himself. He asserts no other preparation equals them and recommends them for indigestion or constipation. Sold at Markland Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
G. A. McBride
Headford
Markland Drug Store
Saa
The Traveling Man and the Rising Prices
A lurid tale portrays a man in a green hat observing passersby from a hotel window. He preaches to merchants that prices will rise, warning of higher costs each morning as he wanders town observing pretty girls and market activity.
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Pipe
County Institute In Session At Washington County High School
The Washington County Institute opened at the county high school with Supt. Orra Wapper leading. First day attendance reached Ane with teachers showing enthusiasm to improve. Clara Unneweler plays piano, Prof. McDowell directs music, J. N. Hines teaches pedagogy, and Domestic Science is led by Frances L. Brown. H. C. Reuter returns to give games and recreation lessons.
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Washington County Institute
Orra Wapper
Ane
Clara Unneweler
McDowell Hn
J. N. Hines
Frances L. Brown
H. C. Reuter
South Liberty Notes of Local Visits and Church
After weeks away, Misa Hazel Purlee returns home from Pekin. Mabel and Cecil Wright visited grandmother Mrs. Sullivan. Several from town attended Martinsburg church. Mrs. Mary Sears spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Otis Weller. John Roby and family hosted visitors including Robert Wella. Crowds attended Corydon fair last week. August Miller and son Cort were noted. Jana Frantz and Mrs A B Frantz traveled to Salem. Mrs. Henry Brough and daughter Jeanie and son Everett visited Hobert Brough family. Joseph Bunch has an appointment here next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hazel Purlee
Pekin
Mabel
Cecil Wright
Sullivan
Martinsburg
Mary Sears
Otis Weller
John Roby
Robert Wella
August Miller
Cort
Jana
A. B. Frantz
Salem
Henry Brough
Jeanie
Everett
Hobert ‘Brough
Joseph*Bunch
Fe Reece Édeaer
John 2. Smith
Nelson Hosea
Ward
Lillie Tash
Lucas
Emma Curtis
Ruth
Elihu Shotts
Miss Ola
Nancy Lidtkay
Elmer
John Naugle
C. W. Mattox
W. Lucas
Familly
Johnson and
Phillips
Eils
Manson Motsinger
Lige Newton
Christian
Willie Tash
Corydon Fair
Pete Brown
Nelson Mosen
Clyde Tash
Mary Tash
Effe Gil
Estelle Matainger
Willie G Green
Wille Tash
William Wright
Mads
Janes Markland
Famlly
Greenbrier News: Local Families and Daily Farm Life
Greenbrier residents recount visits, threshing, fairs, and family gatherings. Neighbors Nelson Hosea, Elihu Shotts, and the Marklands host relatives. Corydon Fair attendance noted. An appeal for kidney health mentions Foley Kidney Pills with a Sioux Falls testimonial.
Happy Ridge residents attend Corydon fair and local visits
WU Lovell and family Oll Bush and Jessie Lovell attended the Corydon fair Thursday night. Gilbert Elrod and family spent Sunday after church at Jake Temples. Charlie Baxter and family stayed at Ed Wests over the weekend. Reymond Losson is ill. James Norris went to the Indiana polis fair Thursday and Friday. O 8 Bush visited Lovells Sunday. Allen Goss and wife were at Sa jem this Saturday.
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WU Lovell
Oll Bush
Jessie Lovell
Corydon
Gilbert Elrod
Jake Temples
Charlie Baxter
Ed Wests
James Norris
Bush
Lovells
Allen Goss
Sajem
The Life of the Town Booster Honored
A local booster described as the life of the town and “Jerry on the Job for the Public Good” is celebrated for his dedication. He gathers subscription papers and raises funds, essential to the community’s activities. the piece lauds his energy and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bin
Dend Us 1
Jerry
Bis Naitia
Raleé
Foley's Kidney Pills Ease Eight Years of Back Pain
Alvis Souera of Ade Indiana reports suffering back pain for eight years. A single bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills brought immediate relief, with three bottles ending bloating and continued relief. This testimonial appears amid varied historical notes on public libraries and wartime diplomacy.
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Alvis Souera
Ade
Ind
Foley
Haz
Ense
Merkland Pharmacy
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