Elmwood Christmas Visits Mentioned Across Indiana Areas
Local notes report Tétin Lae Hall and brother with Ed Baldwin in Indianapolis for Christmas. Buckeye Station Stout siblings visit Ina Price Priday and Mildred Petiago in Indianapolis Heights. Miss Mabel Ellis to spend vacation with Ruth Hatton in Burnettsville. Ada Pollard from Plainfield visits home. Parnell suffers a mild stroke, improving. Sylvester Smoot from Danville visits C. E. Parnell family. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Bailey of Crystal River Florida report a family arrival. other families referenced in transit.
Mystery Puzzles Readers With Jumbled Names
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered phrases about events and people including Miss Mary Zimmermann and a Christmas guest. The readable bits hint at a notice or social note but lack clear actions, dates, or places to define a full news item.
Last Night's Dreams and What They Mean
A column interpreting dreams notes that dreaming of dancing signals love and social success, with various outcomes for unmarried and married readers. It adds caution about dressing for dance to avoid temporary money trouble.
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American Red Cross
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Churches of Christ In America
Knights of Columbi
Elmwood
Tétin Lae Hall
Edwin, Baldwin
Indianapolis
Edd Baldwin
Stout Boys
Buckeye’ Station
Ina Price, Priday
Mildred Petiago
Bureu
Indianapolis Heights
Mabel Ellis
No. 8
Ruth Hatton
Burnettsville
Ada Pollard
Plainfield
Parnell
Sylvester Smoot
Danville
C. E. Parnell and
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Barney Bailey
Crystal River, Fla
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Albert
Port
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Vising
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Chisig Woods
Fan Pennsylvania
Mary’ Zimmerman
Crone
Eva Edgerton, Mary Guindon
Ar‘since Ahen
E. D. Carraway
Noblesville
Ella Hines
Ines Werte
E. FP. Harvey
Mooresville,Ind
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James Oliver Cass
David M. Hartford
Marvelou
Kathrine
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Fo-4 Motor Company
Old Motor Company
Fordson
Clayton
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