Market notes and local updates from Remington week
News brief listing farm and market figures for corn and eggs, plus assorted local happenings. Rev A L Miler attends Battle Ground meeting, Turner Merritt home gets paint, Jesse Walker visits from Chicago, Miss Fae Irwin travels to Powell Wyoming, Mrs Her Thomas of Remington undergoes major operation, Dr Besser showcases a 1922 operating table, Helen Crow returns from Saunimen, Pudmaster exam in Monticello, Charley Bowman's bungalow brickwork progressing rapidly.
Social notes from Fairmount and nearby towns
Ed Walton and family spent Sunday with relatives at Fairmount Indiana. Miss Lorene Hardebeck of Fowler is visiting Mr and Mrs John Hardebeck and family for the week. Laura Hardebeck returned home after two weeks in Fowler. Mrs L B Elmore of Monticello visits her mother Mrs George Morin who is still ill. Claude May drove back his new Overland touring car from La Porte. Ruth Wednt of Chicago visits cousin Albert Sturgeon and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Hardebeck
Fowler
John Hardebeck
Laura Hardebeck
Claude May
la Porte
Ind
Ruth Wednt
Chicago
Albert Sturgeon
Helen Parker
Valparaiso
Fred
Weekend Visit Highlights From Reynolds and Surrounding Areas
Reynolds residents hosted several guests including Mrs. Hattie Richcreek’s daughter and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Stitz entertained attendees from Lafayette, Arlington Heights, Dewitt, and south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hughes
Reynolds
Hattie Richcreek
Will Stitz
Louis Stitz
Otto Stitz
John Priem
Lafayette
N. E. Volz
Mary Reisner
Arlington Heights
Verona Hall
Dewitt
Iowa
Henry Stitz
South of Town
Local notes and visits spread across towns this week
John Taylor trips to La Porte Tuesday. Ardis Thurston visits Sheldon Illinois this Thursday for the week with the Rice family. Charley Alson of Mishawaka Indiana returns from a Saturday drive and takes vacation for a couple weeks. Ethel Johnston visits Elkheart Indiana for two to three weeks. Mrs Abbie Thompson and James Rawlings of Monticello spend a day with Mrs Will Rawlings and Cecile. Lola and Lucile Crabb of Wabash visit aunt Mrs Henry Beeks on Monday en route to Pontiac. Meat market ads promote refrigerated meat. D W McGlynn at South Bend reports busy days and Remington boys also busy. Tanlac endorsements similarly cited. Epworth League Institute attracts nineteen Remington Epworth Leaguers in Battle Ground with record attendance. Frank Timmons becomes a grandfather in Marianna Arkansas. Hazel Timmons named mother. John Ott notes sister Mrs Sarah Daniels of Rensselaer in critical hospital condition. L H Tyler visits Plainfield Illinois to see niece and a seriously ill relative. Mutual Morgan Chautauqua session ends in Sheldon and guarantors' suit potential. Fern Andrews, movie star and Watka native, dies in fall from airplane with Richtofen. Healy of Rensselaer buys Colorado home after tuberculosis losses. family moved for health.
Digging Trenches Sparks Humorous Labor Lesson
In a light moment during a water works trench at the new garage, young Fred quips that Uncle Sam taught them to work fast. He notes that while others preferred to stay on top, one experience showed the trench to be a better place most of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Sam
Trailin story stars Tom Mix at Gravel Theatre Goodland
The July 21 22 program at Gravel Theatre Goodland features Tom Mix in Trailin a Max Brand story with Eva Novak as the leading woman and Lynn Reynolds directing. The production includes a specially built hippodrome arena near Los Angeles with a 150 foot wide track and 75 pillar colonnade for 6000 spectators. Building the chariot race set took 85 men six weeks over 150 acres of terrain. The arena sequence is showcased again July 26 27 at Gravel Theatre Goodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Tom Mix
Fox
Max Brand
Trailin
Eva Novak
Lynn Reynolds
Los Angeles
Gravel’s
Williamsport and Orean Guests and Local Happenings
Williamsport Ohio residents Mr Ernest Hill and family and Mrs Lizzie Edwards visit J N Bowman family. Mrs George Leaderhand returns from Chicago after operation and is recovering. Helen Parker and children back from Valparaiso trip. Dock and local trades noted, plus a Norway river bathing accident and a telephone company picnic at Gay Park. Monticello Herald mentions upcoming Park concerts and parking concerns near Hicks lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hill
Williamsport
Ohio
Lizzie Edwards
Orean
J. N. Bowman
Remodeling at Bank of Beynold in Reynolds Underway
The Bank of Beynold is expanding and modernizing its Reynolds building with a Bedford stone front, a new directors’ room and community meeting room in the rear, a dug basement, and a hot water heating system. The interior will be redecorated to create a thoroughly modern banking building and among White County’s richest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Beynold
Reynolds
Ional
White County
Dentist Dr Avery Regularly Practices Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Dr. 8 K. Avery, a dentist, maintains an office routine on Tuesdays and Wednesdays located over Townsend's drug store. The note places his practice in the described storefront area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. K. Avery
Townsend's Drug Store
Local Remington ad page touts radios and hardware deals
In Johnston's Garner Vol III No 50 a catalog of local commerce promotes radio sets, Kokomo tires, Indian Gasoline and Havoline Oil, auto insurance, building materials, coal, paint, and free farm improvement books. It notes Bartoo Griffin garage, Jason Bickel barn work, and North Main porch additions with practical tips for home and farm needs.
Norway Restaurant Raid Ends With Bail Bond Hurdle
Sheriff Price and deputies raided Arthur Rider's Norway eatery after reports of liquor sales to workers. Rider resisted, but deputies secured his liquor stash. he was bound over to circuit court on four counts but cannot post a $1000 bond and remains jailed. Rider’s Yeoman home cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rider
Norway
Price
Rider
L. K. Witz
R. A. Layton
Fred Biederwolf
Yeoman
For Sale A Large Porcelain Bath Tub
A fine large porcelain bath tub offered at a bargain price due to it being slightly too long for the room. For particulars apply at the Press Office.
Nighttime sleep and the cost of desire in marriage
The speaker muses on sleep schedules and wealth. A wife’s purchasing power is linked to a husband’s riches, implying desire and restraint. The piece contrasts male and female behavior in courtship and marriage as a social dynamic.
Wife’s Economy Lesson Sparks Home Craft Clothing
A humorous note warns against nagging about economy as a wife responds by sewing a shirt on her machine and insisting the husband wear it, illustrating thrift through practical domestic action.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gravel
Goodland, Ind
Mix
Sheba
Vashti
Solomon
Rev
A. L. Miler
Battle Ground
Turner Merritt
Jesse Walker
Fae Irwin
Powell
Wyo
Walter Irwin
Her
Thomas of
Remington
Sounty Hospital
Clark Criffid
Pembina, No. Dak
Ernest Johnston
Helen Crow
Mrs. Crow
Saunimen
Dennis O'Riley
Helen Wooden
Jacob Ochs, Jr
John Phelbs
Monticello
Charley Bowman
Ed Walton
Fairmount
Zimmerman’s
Tanlac
F. L. Peck
Taniac
Fisk
Fisk Premier
John Taylor
Ardis Thurston
Sheldon, Ill
Charley Alson
Mishawaka, Ind
Ethel Johnston
Elkhart
Abbie Thompson
James Rawlings
Will Rawlings
Miss
Cecile
Lola and
Lucile Crabb
Wabash
Henry Beeks
Pontiac
D. W. McGlynn
South Bend
Remington Epworth
Frank Timmons
J. C. Young
Marianna
Ark
Hazel Timmons
John Ott
Sarah Daniels
Rensselaer
L. H. Tyler
Plainfield, HI
Avery Lambert
Mutual Morgan
Chautauqua
Sheldon
Betiggen
Fern Andrews
Fern Andre
Richtofen
Germany
Miss Andrews
Wat
John Healy
Colorado
Healy
George Leaderhand
John Tharp
Depot
William Dexter
Camp Knox
Mrs. Welter Gumm
Baby Strudt
W. F. Jackson
Mr. Gumm
Telephone Company
Gay Park
Bartoo & Gunn
N. C. Volz
Ill
Dewitt,Town
Will ‘Stitz
Gordon’s
Water Tower
Johnston
Remington and Vicinity
Mers
Ford
Sismare Sez
Fair Oaks
Bartoo& Griffin
Tin Box
Jason Bickel
Charles Hensler
Lowe Bros
Chris Roush
North Main
C. B. Johnston & Son
Graham & Son
Graham
Roades Blacksmith Shop
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