Carroll county fair opens this Tuesday
Miss Edith Little of La Porte visits her father Wm Little all week. Ruth Nussbaum and Lois Puupel visit Rensselaer. Mrs Sallie Bartoo visits Remington folks then returns to Chicago. Chas Roff of Kentland visits H H Walker and daughter Alice. Roy Wilkinson visits Lafayette relatives. Luce Bartoo off with rheumatism. Zimmermans Market advertises Wak Grove butter and paints at Gumm’s with Pratt Lambert finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Little
la Porte
Wm. Little
Florence Cain
Chicago
Mrs. Kanne
Rensselaer
Local Social Notes and Fire Disaster Report
Mrs T B Markin of Greensburg Ind spends week with Remington friends. Grandma Allman and Mrs Ida Coover of Rensselaer visit Pecks returning Sunday. Ray Ross family of Andrews Ind guest of Albert Sturgeon. Schultz farm near Aix destroyed by fire last Wednesday afternoon from chimney spark. In New York a man was arrested for wearing female attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Markin
Greensburg, Ind
Remington
Grandma Allman
Ida Coover
Rensselaer
Pecks
Ray Ross
Andrews, Ind
Albert Sturgeon
August Schultz
Aix
New York
Chicago Sunday Herald sale at dealers with color comic section
Announcement that the Chicago Sunday Herald and Examiner will be on sale at local newsdealers on Saturdays. Readers are urged to buy early to receive the eight page comic section in full color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Sunday Herald and Examiner
Mrs Mary Myers Visits Madison for Extended Stay
Mrs Mary Myers left Wednesday evening for Madison Wisconsin to visit sisters and her brother. Rev Barbie of Rensselaer says he has married 100 couples on one rug, a claim that surprises the writer about a rug lasting that long.
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Mary Myers
Madison Wise
Barbie
Rensselaer
Fresh and Local News Highlights Across Indiana Towns
Local notices mention a Grand Lodge gathering in Indianapolis, a Rensselaer football loss at Hammond, a newborn on September 17 in Indianapolis, and a Terre Haute American Legion convention with thousands attending. Auction sales loom for winter season and prize drawings raise funds for disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Bahler
Win
Shafer
The
American Legion
Terre’ Haute Haute
A. H. Bradfield
Rockville
L. E. Elinger
Decatur
Anna Burch
Lafayette
J. F. Black
Clinton
Church Banquet Launches Brotherhood Series in Gary
Tuesday evening about forty fathers and sons gathered at the church dining rooms for a chicken supper by the Ladies Industrial Society. In the auditorium Rev. Dr. F E Walton of First Presbyterian Gary spoke about church work, noting 2100 members over fourteen years with 1200 current members. The banquet began a five‑event winter series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Helen Pickering
Alberta Geier
F E. Walton
First Presbyterian Church
Gary
Ind
Walton
Gleaners announce upcoming potato car for community
The Gleaners will have a car of potatoes in a few days. All parties wanting potatoes call C. E. Capes, Herbert Bressner, Dennis Marquie, C. A. Hensler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Capes
Herbert Bressner
Dennis Marquie
C. A. Hensler
Painless Dentist Visits For Infected Teeth Extraction
Dr. J. R. Manz, the painless dentist, spends Tuesdays at Dr. Horton’s office to extract infected teeth without pain. Office opposite the Court House, 21p Rensselaer, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Manz
Horton
Cout
Rensselaer
Ind
Hay for sale Timothy and clover mix
A few tons of baled timothy and clover mix offered for sale by Geo. W. Jones. Also a reminder inquire if your subscription is paid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Geo. W. Jones
Johnston's Corner Keeps Warm With Coal Sales Claim
A noisy clash of salesman boasts about cheap coal and quality claims prompts talk of auto insurance and tires. The ad heavy text touts 30x3% A. T. C. tires, Franklin Sedans, and World Series radio coverage amid local lumber and cement deliveries.
Sew and Sew Club Hosts Meet at Hemphill Home
The Sew and Sew Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. Geo Hemphill’s residence with president Mrs. Harvey Stoud presiding. Guests included Mrs. Fred Burger and daughter Elizabeth Ann of Goodland and Mrs. George Stoudt. Dainty refreshments were served and plans made to meet in two weeks with Mrs. George Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stoud
Geo. Hemphill
Fred Burger
Elizabeth Ann
Goodland
George Stoudt
George Wood
Fragmentary Hours Noted for Tuesday
OCR shows scattered time hints reading to 12 a m IL to 6 p m with no full context. The fragment suggests a schedule window but lacks clear event or location details.
Indignant Dentist Faces Press Over Name in Police Court
R H Robinson D D S complains after a reporter keeps his prideful family name in the police court coverage. The incident centers on local press decorum and personal notoriety.
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Carroll County
Ruth Nussbaum
Lois Puupel
Wak Grove
Zimmerman’s
Chas. Roff
Kentland
H. H. Walker
Alice
Roy Wilkinson
Luce Bartoo
Pratt & Lambert
Lyric Theatre
Remington, Indiana
Carl Laeminle
House Peters
Virginia
Valli
Matt Moore
Joseph Swickard
George Broadhurst
Langdon McCormick
American Laundry & Cleaning Company
Lafayette, Ind
Cole
W. L. Gumm
Clara Nussbaum
Warner Elmore A
Indianapolis
Jasper Guy
Geraldine
Atcha
Hammond
Chris Viellieber
Abe Wahl
Harvey Williams
A. D. Babcock
Goodland, Ind
Henry Phelps
Plant
Monon
Oak Grove Creamery
Zimaineriaan's Meat Market
Mrs. Frank Howard
Mrs. Bishop
Couhcn Bluffs, Iowa
A. C. van Voorst
Union Hill, Ir
M. A. Gray
Fred Parker
Jacob Ochs, Jr
E. d. P. Grand Temple
C. W. May
Toledo
Ohio
Daisy Vorhis
Will Stitz
Hoopeston, Ill
C. A. Grese
the Winds Cut Stone Co
Champaign, Ill
Doris Hicks
Wooster
Walcot
W. A. Weisley
N. V. Andrews
Presbyterian Church
Wilkinson
Michigan
Cys
8. W. My‘ers
Monticello
Interstate Publ. Service Co
Directorsfilm
Charley Alson
Focal
Western Retail
Presbyterian. Church
Remington and Vicinity
Snow Bird
Johnston
Cally
A. T.C
Ford
Great Franklin Organization
Franklin
Watson
Franklin Automobile Company
Aeriola
Indiana Egg Coal
Henry Beckley
Vention
C. B. Johnston & Son
SEW
R. H. Robinson, D. D. S
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