Local Social Notes From Wolcott and Surrounding Towns
Mrs L M Kean remains home sick. Visitors include Mrs Robert Clark and Imogene at the Fisheers in Lanes and Miss Bertha Miller with Margaret Hale from Fayette visiting Monticello friends. Re v Turner led boys to Tippecanoe river camp Monday through Thursday. Vacation Bible School enrollment 119 with 85 average daily attendance. Several residents travel to Detroit and Frankfort to visit relatives. A Camp Fire Girls trip to Battle Ground occurred. Harley Gillispie returns from Lafayette hospital improved. Birth announced for Hugh Mahaffey in Eastland Texas, formerly Miss Clara Goss. Send The Press to friends to save letter writing.
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Robert Clark
Imogene
Clarence Fisheer
Lanes
Bertha Miller
Margaret Hale
Fayette
Iowa
Monticello
Ethel
Grace Herbst
Hammond
A. H. Dunn
H. A. Turner
Tippecanoe River
Perfect Spencer
Monon
Henry Goble
J. E. Kercher
Oil City
Penn
Charles Martin
Detroit
Mich
Alden Blake
Raymond Dunn
F. S. Nichols
New Castle
Griffin
Chicago
James Blake
E. G. Boicourt
Frankfort
P. L. Mattox
A. D. Wagner
Martha
Battle Ground
Harley Gillispie
Lafayette
Jennie Graham
Delbert
Nina Irwin
West Lafayette
Warren Unroe
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Mabel Fitzgerald
Bessie
Lincoln
Neb
Walcott
Bert Shields
Carrie Clark
Lapel
Clarence Fisher
Geo. Taber
Berniel Sale
Bluffton
Hugh Mahaffey
Eastland Texas
Clara Goss
For Sale Crushed Limestone and Hedge Posts
Lewis S. Alter & Son advertises crushed limestone for fertilizing concrete or roads and hedge posts for sale. Phone orders on 122-G.
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Lewis S. Alter & Son
Local residents greeted and visited across several towns
Notices show Ralph Heek returning from South Bend, Rev. Servies and son visiting Crawfordsville, and many neighbors traveling for family matters, illness, funerals, and community events. Names include Fanny Hunter, Budreau, Miss Madge McKee, and Dr. George B. Smith among others.
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Ralph Heek
South Bend
Ind
W. B. Servies
Johnny
Crawfordsville
I. E. Hopkins
Salt production in 1921 falls after 1920 decline
The United States Geological Survey reports U S salt production in 1921 at 4 981 154 tons valued at 24 557 966 dollars. This marks a 27 percent drop in quantity and an 18 percent drop in value from 1920.
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United States Geological Survey
U. S
Mark Twain Repartee At Gravel Theatre Readings
Public notice of Mark Twain material features jokes and quotes about his life and death rumors. It notes "A Connecticut Yankee" showings at Gravel Theatre Goodland August 23 with admission 15 and 35 cents.
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Mark Twain
William Fox
Gravel Theatre
Goodland
San Francisco
Mark
Surprising Wedding Gifts and Family Factions
The column notes that brides often expect large gifts of cut glass, but actual presents are far smaller like berry spoons. It adds a humorous take on polygamous families, asking how a Mormon manages harmony when wives receive unequal hats.
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