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Newspaper

Remington Press

Location

Remington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1922

Page

5

Memorial Day Memorial Program at Remington 1922

Memorial Day events in Remington include services at Gilboa and Remington Cemeteries with American Legion G A R W R C bands and school participation. Gatherings at Gilbert's Garage Exchange Block and Remington townships lead to dedications, marches, and a union Memorial Sermon at 11:00 a m on May 28 1922.

A. B. C. Band American Legion W. R.C G A. R Knights of Pythias W. It. CL K. of P K. of P's Gilbert’s

Hosiery Sales Jobs Offered in Norsistown Pa

Men or women wanted to take orders among friends and neighbors for guaranteed hosiery. Full line for men women and children. Eliminates darning. Earn 75c an hour in spare time or 36.00 a week full time. No experience needed. Write International Stocking Mills Norsistown Pa.

International Stocking Mills Norsistown

Local notices include visits, sales, and births in town life

Miss Alta Lucas visits Monticello for a few days. John Roberts bought an Overland Touring car at May's sale room. Mrs Matilda Walters of Reynolds visits her sister Mrs C B Wine land. Hats to be cleaned at Zimmerman's Meat Market. Jos Graham Jr attends a funeral in Chatsworth. Herman Sutherhand and wife welcome a son Tuesday night. WANTED A good outdoor toil. See John Tharp for woodwork. Miss Zoe Jordan visits Terre Haute for a week possibly to study at the university. Fred Pampel and daughter Lois visit Tom Cooper's family. Benton circuit court May term opens May 29 with grand jury likely. Milo Tuttle sharpens razors and tools.

Community Notes From Rensselaer Area

Mr and Mrs Claud Md Indianapolis visited Friday at the bedside of her father Morgan A Dewey who is very low this week at the home of his daughter Mrs George Hensler in Rensselaer. Mrs Henry Jacobs of North Vernon Indiana traveled Saturday to comfort her father. Frank Howard L B Elmore and his cello were Sunday visitors to their parents. Go to Gumm's for bulk seeds strictly fresh. For solid comfort get a long swag from Howard's furniture. Abe Martin quips about paint keeping girls at home. Mr and Mrs Ted Eger and son spent the weekend at the farm home of William Eisel northwest of Rensselaer. Dr and Mrs Kannal of Rensselaer were Sunday visitors at the editor's home.

Henry Jacobs North Vernon Ind Morgan A. Dewey George Hensler Ted Eger and Son Wm. Eisel Rensm@laee. ey

Local notices and ads from Jasper County Democrat items

The Jasper County Democrat reports on local business changes, property purchases, and social notes including Miss Lucille Bauman visiting in Templeton, Demetrius and Coffman grocery fire loss, George Ulm buying property on Park avenue, and Harold Gifford’s former space to Perry Horton. It notes Tanlac promotion and county budget issues delaying a county attendance officer in Benton county.

George Ulm Mary Jane Hopkins Park Avenue Harold Gifford Perry Horton Jasper Co. Democrat

Johnston's Garner promotes quality hardware and home comfort

The ad outlines buying by price, quality, or both, touts top manufacturers and Lowe Bros paint, Mule Hide Roofing, and Mule Hide roofs. It promotes sleeping porches, a public swimming season, baseball enjoyment on Sundays, and local improvements like electric refrigeration and Fountain Park work by Joe Zeigler and Grenard.

Lumberyard Saying Shapes Hardware View

A compact saying links hardware wisdom to lumber trade insights, suggesting shared standards and practical know how across building materials. The remark emphasizes reliability, durability, and value in both industries for builders and consumers alike.

Local Notes and Engagements Highlight Community News

Gary visitor W E Balcom plans a two week rustic visit. Engagement announced for Ruth Breer and Albert Baurlie of Philadelphia. Alter family reunion set for June 11 at Minnie Alter Jackson home near Walcott with a basket dinner. Memorial to World War veterans being prepared for dedication on Memorial Day after cemetery services. Junior Ree Reception noted in community items.

Remington and Carpenter ‘Township Alter Minnie Alter Jac¢kson Walcott

Delegates Pearl Crow and Ernest Blake Visit Rebecca Grand Lodge

Mrs. Pearl Crow and Mrs. Ernest Blake traveled to Indianapolis as delegates for the Rebecca Grand Lodge on Sunday and planned to return this Thursday.

Pearl Crow Ernest Blake Indianapolis Rebecca Grand Lodge

Tanlac Claimed To Cure Ptomaine Ailment

Mrs. James Washburn visited Bloomington to see her son Will who suffered a ptomaine reaction after a meal. He is quoted as improving and the ad praises Tanlac as effective where other remedies failed, claiming thousands endorse the remedy.

James Washburn Bloomington Will Tanlac F. L. Peck

Lafayette street collision damages Johnston car and new Purdue president named

W E Johnston suffered 150 dollars damage to his Franklin Sedan after a rear end collision on a Lafayette street. No eye witnesses. Dr Edward C Elliott of Montana has been chosen as the new President of Purdue University and starts September first. He is 47, a Chicago native, and succeeds late Dr Stone. Lafayette Journal-Courier editor Henry W Marshall has been acting president since 1921. Is your subscription paid up.

W.E. Johnston Franklin Lafayette Micro Tess Edward C. Elliott Montana Purdue University Henry W Marshall Lafayette Journal-Courier Stone Chicago

Remington visitors and local property changes noted

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Knochel and Ida visited with the Farney family. L. E. Greenwood and sons were Remington visitors from Lafayette. Paul Norgor rented the P. W. Mann property and moved in, and works at Remington Sales Co. Harriett Nichols Armfield of Goodland died after a major operation at Jasper Co. hospital. PF.L. Peck advises Tanlac for appetite and energy. A remark on rising living costs cites lawn care shifts to golf and hired services.

Philip Knochel Ida Eli Farney Near Reynolds Paul Norgor P. W. Mann Mr. Norgor Remington Sales Co Harriett Nichols Armfield Goodland Jasper Co

Senior Examinations and School Musical Planned

Next week marks the seniors last days with exams Thursday and Friday. Friday afternoon will host class day exercises. Thursday afternoon the defeated C O D s of the Ladies Home Journal contest will entertain the winning 8 O S side with an undisclosed party. On Friday May 19 at eight o clock the public schools present their annual musical at the Methodist church with all grades and high school taking part. Admission is 15 cents. Program includes Gleam Gleam O Silver Stream High School Chorus Marching Song and Violets Primary Mother Goose a playlet First Five Grades Song of the Brook and The Wind Grades 6 7 and 8 Topsy Turvy motion song Grades 4 and 5 Grandma s Knitting Song Grades 2 and 3 The Morning Glory Bells The Goblet of Youth Girls Glee Club America All The unexpected ages not always happen When there is a woman in the case the expected always happens.

Ladies Home Journal Methodist Church Goblet of Girls Glee Club “America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maurice Sigo J. H. Biddle Father Baker Remington Cemetery Tinsley Glee Club A. L. Miller Remington High School William Isham Fowler A. L P. Lodge William Dexter W. R. Geier Keith Spencer Evryone W. A. Weisley Presbyterian Church of Remington Christian Church Christan Church Union Eagle“Mikado Lee Sele General Wee Eagle Pencil Company New York Harvey Williams Miss Alta Lucas Monticello John Roberts Matilda Walters C. B. Wineland Jos. Graham, Sr Chattsworth, I Herman Sutherhand John Tharp Depot Zoe Jordan Terre Haute Fred Pampel Lois Tom Cooper Benton Milo By William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer Kipling Ing Wolcott Balestier Kipling Mrs Claud Frank Howard L. B. Elmore Hif Cello Gumm’s Howard’s Furniture Store Abe Martin Mr. i Mrs. Kannal Sf Rensselaer Henry Phelps Marjory Hascall Rensselaer Mt. Ayr J. H. Hoon Zimmerman Lucille Bauman Chicago Heights Frank Fisher Charles Wood Milroy Township Demetrius & Coffman Templeton Demetrius Benton County Fred Gay Zimmerman’s K. Avery Townsend's Drug Store Lawrence Lyons Brook Republican Party W. T. Didlake Indiana W. S. Leatherman Pleasant Hill James Leatherman Johnston Remington and Vicinity Lowe Bros Cean Sport Ford Joe Zeigler Fountain Park Grenard Eller Lowell Bowman C. B. Johnston & Son Nur Sed W. E. Balcom Gary Fame Fay Migs Ruth,breer Clarion, Pa Albert Baurlie Philadelphia Pratt & Lambert Guwm Pf.l. Peck
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