Social visits and church events in Indiana and Bridgeport
Mrs. Ray Crone of Indianapolis spent Friday with D. L. Crone. Mrs. Zora Kennedy and daughter Hulah of Indianapolis were Sunday guests of James Frantz. WH. A. Zimmerman and family entertained Rev. Carr and family Sunday. Forrest Turpin and family of Indianapolis visited John Woods and family. A Friends Church social was held at Clarkson Cox’s home Friday. Mrs. L. F. Dalton of Bridgeport was Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. Terrell. Mrs. Irene Morgan of Indianapolis spent Sat night and Sun with Miss Olive Zimmerman. The Ladies Aux of the Friends Church met at Mrs. Everett Stanley’s Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Kennedy
Hulah
Indianapolis
James Frantz
Clarkson Cox
Friends Church
L. F. Dalton
Bridgeport
J. M. Terrell
Irene Morgan
Olive Zimmerman
Ladies
The
Everett Stanley
Cartersburg Community News Dances and Visits
Ivan Stephenson underwent appendicitis surgery at MFE hospital on Thursday and is reported doing splendidly. Local social rounds include Claude Cash and family with Mrs. Martha Owens, visits of Mrs. Alonzo McClure of Clayton to Mrs. B. B. Winstead, and others such as Frank Gibbs and family from Frankfort visiting. The Missionary Circle gathers March 1 with Mrs. William Gans, and local residents attend a legislators event and Sunday dinners with Frank Carter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Stephenson
M. FE
Claude Cash and Family
Martha
Paul Owens
Hog raiser rebuts high priced stock foods with minerals
E H Beckstead, a renowned hog grower, says he no longer pays for costly stock foods and hog remedies. He blends five pounds of ordinary mineraline into minerals with bran to produce a hundred pounds, claiming minerals keep hogs worm free and in peak condition, and offers two dollars for a hundred pounds of mineraline by mail from The Mineraline Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Beckstead
Mineraline Chemical Co
North Wells St
Chicago
Ill
Sage Advice on Staying Quiet in Public Life
The verse counsels Harding to leave the man alone as he is busy and has his own troubles. It urges patience and suggests not to impose, noting that giving advice is easy but living it is hard. It hints that wartime fame offers little comfort or safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
D. C
Harding Leadership Poem by A L Meredith
A patriotic verse urges support for Harding in guiding the nation. The speaker emphasizes calm action, steady leadership, and unity aboard the national ship, contrasting prudent resolve with noisy opposition.
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Clayton
Ray Crone
D. L. Crone
WH. A. Zimmerman
Rev. Carr
Sun
Forrest Turpin and Family
John Woods
Family
Plainfield Motor Car CO
Plainfield
Bulldogs
W. S. Sharer
Quaker Oil Co., Inc
Plainfield, Indiana
Cartersburg
Alonzo McClure
B. B. Winstead
Virl Douglas
Smith Gibbs
Frankfort
Frank Gibbs
Katherine Irons
Howard Stephenson
Earnest McHaffie
Stilesville
Harry Thorp
Bro. Williams
J. L. Graves
John Snowden
S. J. Prewitt
Clarinda Douglas
Irons
Wiley F. Stone
Grace Crow
William Gans
William Roach
Nancy Ringo
Missionary Society
Friendswood
W. F. Martin
Sam Edmonson
Blanche Winstead
Lee Quinn
Wendall Little
William Harrison
Bro. Baylor
A. D. McCormick
Frank Carter
Gondemn High Priced
Stoce Foods
Sage Advice
America
Mrs. Carter DeHaven
Margaret Mayo
Salisbury Field
Waeree Walsh
Sink
Shin
Ed. Sedgwick
Ralph H. Spence
Richard Stanton
Kathrine McDonald
Chaplin and
Hid
J.S. Jones
United States Shipping
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Washington, D. C
Hog Island
Pennsylvania
United States Shipping Board
F Street N. W
Eeach
Emergency Fleet Corporation, Supply and Sales Division
6Th and B Streets
North Broad Street
Philadelphia
Broadway
New York City
Oae
United Seats Shipping Board
Indorsed
Stedal
Ind
Barm
Studebaker
Columbus
Black Hawk Corn Planters
International
Oliver
Eagle
McCormick
Symons Hardware Co
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