Hazelwood Area Families Gather For Weekend Visits
Hazelwood residents and guests filled a weekend schedule with various visits. Monrovia's General Leitzman and family called on Oss Osborn and family while E. J. Milhon and kin enjoyed Sunday at Bethany. Ruth Osborn spent the weekend with L L Pike and kin. Pearl Garrison of Brazil visited grandmother Mrs. Matilda Duncan. Indianapolis couple Mr. and Mrs. Art Wright visited Dr and Mrs Wright earlier in the week. Arthur Kershaw and family spent Sunday with Henry Calahan and others.
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Leitzman
Monrovia
Oss. Osborn
E. J. Milhon
Bethany
Miss Pearl Garrison
Brazil
Matilda
Duncan
Art. Wright
Indianapolis
Family Visits and Guests at Stilesville and Okahoma
Ray Ward and family visited relatives at Stilesville on Sunday. Guests of Galvin Stout and family included J. T. Craven and family, R. H. Bayless and family, Ella Bayliss and Gladys Hazelwood. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Salsman of Oklahoma visited C. O. Osborn on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ward
Stilesville
Galvin Stout
J. T. Craven
R.H. Bayless
Ella
Bayliss
Gladys Hazelwood
A. J. Salsman
Ok ‘Ahoma
C. O. Osborn
Personal notes reveal changes in medical and social circles
Dr. William C. Hamilton leaves National Single Bred Serum Co for Omaha government serum work. His family will stay with Mrs. Hamilton's mother in Cincinnati. Various locals host and visit relatives and friends, including Mrs Ed White and Mrs Alice Peeding, while others travel, recover from injuries, or vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hamilton
National Single Bred Serum Co
Omaha
Neb
Ed White
Knightown
Alice Peeding
Will Carter
Avon
Tetirnell
Robert Long Hospital
Justinie Krebs
Ethel Clark
Amy
Hogansport
Moses
Tomlinson
Mrs. Edison
Indianapolis
Artelia Tomilson
The Spine and Health From Chiropractic Care
The spine is the backbone of the body with vertebrae and spinal nerves connecting to organs. Misalignment can pinch nerves causing trouble in liver stomach or kidneys, and chiropractors realign bones to remove the cause and restore health.
Brother’s Home Surprise Revealed in Hidden Return
A family keeps a big surprise secret as a college brother comes home. Tommy is told nothing until the elder brother steps from the pantry. The mother hints at the surprise while Tommy notes his money box has stopped rattling.
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Tommy
Had to Walk Back
An employer scolds a late negro servant who explains a mule kicked him on the way. The misdirection about direction and timing is noted as the reason for the tardiness. The exchange reflects harsh period language and workplace attitudes.
Fragments from a Humorous Conversation Sketch
A collage of lines shows a doctor patient exchange about medicine and a nurse’s reply. A scene with a sleepy wake up call, a boy at a door, and a speaker mentioning sleepiness and a bill. A college graduate ponders his path while a manager’s vacancy joke and a smoker’s quip about geraniums close the snippet.
Plainfield Town Budget Hearing Notice 1922
The Board of Trustees of Plainfield Hendricks County Indiana will meet September 11 1922 at 7 30 PM to review the proposed 1923 town budget and taxation levies after stating figures for water fund sinking fund library fund and public levy. Taxpayers may object and appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners after levies are determined by filing with the County Auditor before the specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Hendricks' County
Indiana
Hendricks County
Ea Bae Electric Light
Pba
Sinking Fund
Library Fund
Shangilie
Charles N. Symons
The Poor Lover Conversation on a Worn Hat
A man tires of weather chat and jokes about his frayed hat, as a woman challenges him by asking why he does not wear it out. The exchange centers on weariness and irony in a tense domestic mood.
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Mr. Meekton
Appropriate Nickname and Family Letters in a Short Scene
In a playful exchange Tommy and a friend discuss why May’s sister’s fiancé is nicknamed April Showers. The joke hinges on the line about bringing May flowers. Helen and Gladys are referenced in a brief, clipped domestic vignette with letters and dresses unsettled by accounts.
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Tommy
May
Careful Wife and Monogram Incident Report
Fragmentary notes describe a married pair with remarks on a wife insisting on a monogram and a departing cook described as a bird of passage. The text references college football language and a backfield situation, implying scattered gossip or column witticisms from a period publication.
Prominent Man Reflects on Fairness and Friends Shortcomings
A speaker contemplates fairness amid the view that friends’ many faults justify any misfortune that befalls them. The exchange centers on how rivalries and loyalties color judgments and responses to events.
Madge Questions Bobbed Hair Style Glow Inquiry
A fragmented exchange shows Madge asking about a hairstyle trend while noting hope for a bobbed look to precede her own style. The terse dialogue hints at fashion concerns and social chatter.
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Madge
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Reagan & Johnson
Col
Sam-Reagan
Bridgeport
Ben Davis
Gol
ED Johnson
E. E. Owens
First National Bank Bldg
Danville, Ind
Hazelwood
Ruth’ Osborn
S. G. Kreider
Bank
Aes Byrin
Jurday Thomas
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Eddie Lyon
Neal Hart
America’s Pal
Tom MIX
Wee
Wm. H. Simmons
Shropshire Bucks
Massey- Harris
Janesville
G. R. Brown
Alva Harvey
Ernest Heringlake
Plainfield Bread
Home Bakery
Brother
Hartsey
Funds
General Fund
Electric Light Fund Water Fund
Sinking Fund Library and
Board“of Trustees
Levy
Ea Mae
Ernest. E. Heringlake
Helen
Gladys
Ayers
Ayers Chiropractors
Dr. Ayers
J.C. Reeder Tin Shop
Marlin
Moore
LYNAM
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