27 Oct 1922
Page 5
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Newspaper
Remington Press
Location
Remington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
5
Local residents visit Remington with Marshall Lambert from Elwood and Kathryn Besse at Lafayette theater. Bakeries promote window displays and Halloween supplies while markets advertise low prices on corn oats cream eggs and butter. Visitors from Chicago and Indianapolis arrive for weekends with local families as Mrs Worden hosts relatives.
Mr. W. L. Gumm journeyed to Joliet for a weekend stay and Mrs. Gumm accompanied him back home on Tuesday. The event follows a display at Bowman's Bakery.
Greensburg residents visit friends in Kentland and Indianapolis. Mrs. Lee Evans and son Wallace spend weekend at Thorntown. Rev and Mrs Miller attend Methodist convocation in Indianapolis. Simeon Tyler family travels to Chicago and returns. Pecks Drug Store advertises bargains on writing paper and envelopes. John Tharp offers all wood work and saw filing. Granddaughter of Mrs Markin visiting Greensburg from Kentland. Full line of paints and finishes advertised locally.
Henry Phelps of Hinep Progressive expands his greenhouse complex with remodeling work. Miss Helen Foster sustained a broken bone in her left hand on Saturday, resulting in a painful injury.
Local items recount a Cloverdale preacher’s visit, a fire at Monon shops in Lafayette, a burglary spree with safe explosions in Fowler, and community updates. Dr J L Preston dies at 71 in Chalmers, other deaths and illnesses noted, plus school and Legion events, weathering town life in Indiana’s late 1920s news.
160 acre farm four miles out offers 65 acres pasture. Property listed by Geo. W. Jones. Rental details not specified in text.
Winter storage sought for a quantity of household goods. Interested parties should leave word at Press Office.
The Christian church ladies announce an all day market at John Ochs Store on Saturday October 28. Members are asked to supply edible goods especially eggs butter chickens and cottage cheese with no further solicitation.
The Ladies of the Christian church announce an annual dinner and bazaar on November 30 in the church parlors. All members are asked to contribute useful or ornamental items to support the event.
Johnston's Garner No 13 TOADSTOOLES ad promotes home shopping benefits and fair service. It highlights low tire and coal pricing, welcomes new staff, and endorses Franklin cars with a sales pitch on comfort, price, and immediate delivery.
The Christian Church schedules Family Day in the Sunday School and church for November 5 with every family invited. Ministers statewide are requested to preach on October 29 on "Law observ ance and Law enforcement" as part of the Church Federation program, with a Sunday night sermon on the topic and special invitation to town officials.
Unreadable pamphlet text describes missionary work and religious services. It lists language scope 42 languages, special workers for Ja ffians Mexians Mountaineers Eskimos lumberjacks, and invites participation. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship 10:30 a.m. sermon Paul’s Far Ence Vision. evening 7:00 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church led by W A Weisley.
Notice states the Cain House and lot in town and 160 acres in Jordan township have been re assessed and are now to be sold as previously advertised. F. L. Lough, Commissioner.
A community event promotes Tree Planting Week from October 27 to November 3 with activities organized by local groups and volunteers to encourage tree planting and urban greening across the city.
Ralph Bowman of Seymour visits the area this week as corn husking progresses. Schools resumed Monday after a short vacation. Church services return to Gilboa every other Sunday starting last Sunday. Postmaster O Riley inspects Route One Monday. Shiloh church remodeling advances smoothly.
Albert L. Miller, Pastor, announces Sunday School at 9:30 AM and Morning Worship at 10:30 AM with Epworth League at 6:15 PM and Evening Service at 7:15 PM noting fall and winter start times. A cordial invitation welcomes all to next Sunday's services. Various quips follow about pirates and love, with no clear relation to the church notice.
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