Visiting Park and Nearby Residents in Weekend
Springs L P Builta and family of Pine Village visited Park Sunday. Mrs G L Wetzel of Jacksonville Illinois visits her sister Mrs C B Juletssian at Fountain Park. Free with 2 pounds Early Cheer coffee at Zimmermans Meat Market. W A Martin of Decatur Illinois was guest of Miss Esther Wetzel at Fountain Park Sunday. Ivan Light of Bloomington Illinois visits his aunt Mrs C B Johnston at Fountain Park. Mrs Claude Lambert spending a week or two in Chicago and Kentland. Mrs Elmer Johnston returned home Monday from Indianapolis. Mrs James Peck of Gary visits her mother Mrs Meehan and relatives here. Mr Win Gruet and family of Hammond Indiana guest of Mr and Mrs Moses Ligo. Milo Tuttle advertises sharp razors and tools. Ed McKee and sons Donald and Dale of Detroit Michigan guests of Will Smalley this week. Dont miss Always in Trouble at Gilboa Center August 31. Mrs P O Stunk of Detroit visits her mother Mrs Harris and relatives here. Remember September 9 is first registration day must register to vote this fall. October 9 is the only other registration day. John Elliott of Lafayette visits with his father and mother Mr and Mrs B F Jackmers and is sporting a line of mixed paint at Gumm’s. Former Editor L H Hamilton and wife of Rensselaer left for Los Angeles via Chicago and South Dakota.
Kokomo Visitors At Johnston Cottages This Week
Mrs J A Meiner and her daughter Dorothy of Kokomo are guests at the Johnston cottages for the week visiting friends and enjoying seaside leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Meiner
Dorothy
Kokomo
Johnston Cottages
Local residents and visitors reach and depart town notes
A string of social updates lists Mrs. Melville Julien returning from Indianapolis on Sunday night and Mrs. D A Bickel and daughter Elsie visiting relatives in Pontiac. Harold Bartee returns from Texas while Miss Catherine Townsend visits Otterbein with her aunt. John Tharp offers woodwork and saw filing. A marriage license is issued in Remington for Oscar Pauley and Sadie Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lewis Pauley
Sadie Frances Taylor
Remington
Frank Melrose
Ms. Pauley
Various Local Notices and Personal Travels Reported
Phil Ochs of Indianapolis plans a two week vacation at home this Friday. Mrs. George Stoudt attended a family reunion in Logansport. Esther Geier and Mrs. H. M. Wooden returned from Indianapolis. Rev. Gibson Wilson visited friends here last week from Wednesday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Guss Merritt of Monticello vacationed here and attended Park. An insurance ad miscited prices. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas returned home after visiting in Frankfort. The Hieths of Tacoma will stay with the Frazer home this summer. Mrs. Frank O Connor and son visited relatives. chinchilla notes and Peruvian wool facts. Mrs. Geo Kennedy of Rensselaer died after an embolism post appendectomy. Hummingbird nesting note from American Forestry Magazine. Kenneth Elder, found unconscious in a Lafayette barn, recovered and was returned home after a mystery illness. Sheriff contacted his mother in Rensselaer as Elder slept off sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Kenneth Elder
John Kremer
Ferry Road
Elder
Joseph
Jackson
Anna Elder
Rensselaer
Jasper County
Shower to Mrs Boigegrain as guests untangle gifts
A miscellaneous shower for Leone Harper Boigegrain was held at Lola Skinner’s home. Guests enjoyed social hour and a gift web untangled with assistance, followed by refreshments and best wishes for a happy marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Harper Boigegrain
Lola Skinner
Notable Visitors and Odd Localities From the Region
Oak Grove visitor Mgr E H Howell of St Paul, Minn arrives to see a ill father as several distant relatives join the gathering including Mett of Sharpsville Whitehead of Windfall India and Mrs Davis Garrett and son of Ritchey Tr and Mr Will Brown and sisters Ellen and Emma Brown of Peru Ind. An Oregon sewer crew uses a catfish to clear obstructions by guiding the fish through pipes to drag a line for clearing. County boards of review in Indiana resist raising assessments per directives from Indianapolis with St Joseph and Wabash counties among others opposing increases variously 11% 20% or 5% depending on property type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. E. H. Howell
St. Paul
Minn
Mett
Sharpsville
Whitehead
Windfall
India
Davis Garrett and Son
Ritchey
Will Brown
Ellen and
Emma Brown
Peru
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Joseph
Wabash Counties
Soun- Wabash Co.s
South Bend
Wabash County
Board of Review
Automobile accident policy pitch by Tones Bros
An insurance pitch offers a road automobile accident policy covering all auto accidents for $5 a year per family member aged 16 to 65 with no occupation limits. It notes medical care only if you are injured while driving and warns non-drivers may still be hit by reckless drivers.
White Mule Brawl Leaves Two Injured in Thayer Clash
A street fight in Thayer Saturday afternoon left Lonnie Nees with a severe throat slash and James Craig with a gunshot wound to the ankle. Nees returned to confront Craig on the street. he was attended in Lowell then continued fighting. Authorities report no arrests and laments weak law enforcement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Lonnie Nees
James Craig
Nees
Lowell
Craig
Tire story and quality goods at the Lumber Inn
Walter Belcher bought a 30x38 tire for 6.25 and logged 4279 miles before wear-out, with few returns on Hoosier tires. The piece promotes Quality products at the Lumber Inn in Fountain Park, notes staff changes at a plant, and reports updates on electrical supplies, roofing, and hog-house materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Belcher
Lumber Inn
Fountain Park
Wolcott Social News Shoots Off to Nearby Towns
Miss Mabel Gibson of Dayton visits her mother Mrs. Geo Wert. Frances Fields vacationed in Indianapolis. Mabel Miller goes to Frankfort for a week with friends and Rossville. Mrs. Anna Allen returns from Lanesville. Clarence Fisher of Lape visits relatives the Clarks. J G Brough of Indianapolis visits sister Mrs. L Hughes. Carrie Clark and Clarence Fisher visit Disoway family at Sheldon. Clyde Fisher returns home from visit with parents. Isaac Parcels of Piper City IL spends weekend with Miller family. Walter Redman of LaPorte visits Wert relatives then returns home. George Baker leaves for Michigan. E G Boicourt returns from Frankfort. Garvin family travels to Terre Haute to visit father and sisters. Rev O D Martin goes to Milan for a two week meeting series. Gertrude Stoltz of Denver visits Wolcott cousins. former resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gibson
Dayton, C
Geo. Wert
Frances Fields
Indianapolis
Mabel Miller
Frankfort
Rossville
Anna Allen
Lanesville
Clarence Fisher
Lape
Robert Clark
J. G. Brough
L. Hughes
Carrie Clark
Fred Disoway
Sheldon
Clyde Fisher
Isaac Parcels
Piper City
Ill
Ed Miller
Walter Redman
LaPorte
Geo. Baker
Michigan
E. G. Boicourt
F. G. Garvin
Terre Haute
O. D. Martin
Milan
Ind
Gertrude Taylor Stoltz
Denver
Colo
Stoltz
Wolcott
Golden Anniversary Surprise At Earl Park Visit
A family celebration marks fifty years of marriage on August 11 1922 as relatives arrive with baskets and treats. Attendees include Mrs E Hackley and two children of Earl Park Mrs Miller and two children of Monticello Mrs K B Elmore and her large family. The gathering features a hearty dinner and shared memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Park
George
E. Hackley
Miller
Monticello
K. B. Elmore
New Office Location for Optometrist Dr A G Catt
Notice announces a new office location in the New Bank Building in Rensselaer Indiana. The entrance is via the first stairway west of the corner with the name above the door. Dr A G Catt is an optometrist serving the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Catt
Rensselaer, Ind
Optometrist
Wanted workers for genuine guaranteed hosiery sales
Wanted men or women to take orders for hosiery for men women and children. Eliminates darning. $40 a week full time $1.00 an hour spare time. Experience unnecessary. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Trustee's Notice of Saturday Office Hours in Carpenter Township
The Carpentier Township Trustee announces weekly Saturday office hours at C. W. May's sales room to pay claims and handle any trustee business. Burdett Porter, Trustee Carpenter Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpentier Township
C. W. May
Burdett Porter
Carpenter Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. P. Builta and Family
Pine Village
G. L Wetzel
Jacksonville, IL
C. B. Juletssian
W. A. Martin
Decatur, Til
Esther Wetzel
Ivan Light
Bloomington, UL
Mrs. C. B. Johnston
Claude Lambert
Chicago
Kentland
Elmer Johnston
Milo
Ed McKece
Donald and
Dale
Detroit, Mich
Will Smalley
Gilboa Center
P.O. Stunk
Detroit
Mich
Mount
Mes
Harris
John Elliott
Eek
B. F. Jackmers
Sporfting
Eold Alter
L. H. Hamilton
Los Angeles
Calif
South Dakota
Melville Julien
D. A. Bickel
Elsie
Pontiac
Harold Bartee
Texas
Catherine Townsend
Oak Grove Creamery
M. C. Twineham
Sip’s
Elnora Townsend
Purdue
Anna Derschell
Wyoming
John Tharp
Depot
Ivan Lambert
Portland
Oregon
Joe LaCosi
Pennsylvania
Arion Griffin
Barbara Elizabeh
Mr. Griffin
Mrs. Griffin
Harold Bowman
John Teter
John
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s Ki
Phil Ochs
George Stoudt
Logansport
Esther Geier
H. M. Wooden
Gibson Wilson
Guss Merritt
Park
Jones Bros
John Thomas
Lewis “Adter
E. T. Hieth
Tacoma, Wash
Charles Frazer
Frank O’connor
Leonard O’connor
Green Bay, Wis
Meehan
John Howell
Toledo Blade
Ellen O’connor
Emmet
Wabash
Forrestry Magazine
America
West Indies
Mrs. Boigegrain
James Robert Price
Fowler
Lee Evans
Walter Forbes
Wa'iseka, Il
John Fissler
Battle Ground
Roy Emerson
H. J. Gregory
Fountain, Mich
Milt Julien
Julien
Indiana
Luce Bartoo
Judson
J. E. Freed
Gertrude Bartoo
Gertrude
California
H. E. Dukes
Darby
Willis Darby
M. A. Bartoo
Bonds
Oxford
Wisconsin
Oak Grove
Zimmerman’s
Tones Bros
Remington and Vicinity
Westinghouse
Lowe Bros
Schenectady
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Kansas City
O. L. Pauley
Management
Henry
Emil Alberding
C. B. Johnston & Son
Vol
Wolcott Enterprise
S. K. Avery
Avery
Townsend's Drug Store
R. H. Robinson, D. D. S
Keen Cement Bath
B. Blood
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