Columbian Flour Featured As Market’s Best
The notice touts Columbian Flour as the top flour option in local markets, praised for quality and performance. It highlights shopper trust and availability across stores in the area.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
5
The notice touts Columbian Flour as the top flour option in local markets, praised for quality and performance. It highlights shopper trust and availability across stores in the area.
The stork brought twins to Mr. and Mrs. John Keller last Saturday. Dean and UBar to be named soon. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neal on Sunday December 12. Hobert named. Washington street gravelling underway. Southern railroad to lay many new ties on Rockport branch. Rockport high school girls basketball team to Velpin Friday. Rockport beat Velpin in their last meeting. Mrs. Charles Atchison of Calhoun, Kentucky visiting Mrs. John Pattie for farmers institute this week.
Leo Heidelbech of Evansville visited friends in Rockport last Sunday. Joe Brown returns from a hunting trip in Louisiana. Floradora Rise comes home from Indianapolis after a two week visit with her father. Mrs. M Weil and Mrs. Louis Wiener attend Mrs. Kronenburgs funeral in Evansville. Frances Stevenson and Eugenia Strassell teaching at Dale spent the weekend with parents. Herbert Baum returns Friday from Ohio State University to Holiday with J. G. Baum family. Jim Denney visits foster mother in town after twenty three years away. served in the Philippines and China and earned several honor badges. Denney reports to Washington on January 11.
Dr. Goldman spent Sunday in Evansville. Nathan Wiener was in Louisville last week on business. Bud Young visited friends in Chrisney Sunday. Eldridge Karney and Paul Huff spent Sunday in Owensboro. L. C. Smiths spent Sunday in Evansville. W. W. Spains spent Sunday with friends in Grandview. Helen Hanselman spent Sunday with her parents. Estella Peek and Helen Blanford spent Sunday in Evansville. Jim Richardson and daughter Helen of Owensboro spent Sunday with his father J. M. Richardson. Clyde Brown came home Wednesday night from Sapulta Oklahoma for a visit. W. S. Bryant of Mt Vernon Illinois spent a few days here this week visiting relatives before leaving for Los Angeles. Josephine Heady left for Minneapolis to visit her daughter and son. J. J. Brown and Esther returned from Kewaunee and Toulon Illinois after two months. Supt. J. H. Diehl of Rockport schools attended Southwestern Teachers Association meeting in Evansville. County Assessor Charles Lloyd in Indianapolis for county assessors convention. The Butterfly Man will be in Rockport Friday the 24th.
Mary Jones of Home Studio invites visits to 32114 Main Street to view film development and printing. Respond to mail with payment or return of seals as we are responsible to Headquarters. Last week bonds sold include K of P and Dr Lang for the Household of Ruth.
A list of marriage licenses shows Jewel Sutton of Evansville marrying Eleanor Blandin, and several other couples from Kentucky and Indiana with weddings officiated by Esq. Inco and Rev. Winfield R. Thorn between Dec. 9 and Dec. 13. Also included are sale notices for three Ohio township farms and holiday shopping mentions at local stores.
Basye's Drug Store displays a wide stock of Jonteel toilet articles, the most in demand. Jonteel is heavily advertised in women’s magazines and Basye offers a large variety of all Jonteel goods.
In Rockport Indiana Julius Taylor advertises sale items including a coon and dog for forty dollars and two rabbit hounds from fifteen to twenty five dollars. Basye's Drug Store features three bargain counters with goods priced at ten twenty five and fifty cents offering framed pictures statuary vases books and other items plus gift stationery boxes from fifty cents to seven dollars.
A car load of fine apples will be available on the Southern track in Rockport around the middle of next week. Prices are right. Inquiries should be directed to Kincaid and Parr.
Valley Falls, originally Grasshopper Falls, saw multiple name changes. 1863's Sawtelle Falls bill, a 1864 revert to Grasshopper Falls, a 1873 shift to Valley Falls, per the Corning Gazette. Perry Himmelheber advertises plumbing and electrical work in Rockport Indiana.
The Baptist Young People's Union announces a 6:30 p.m. Sunday program featuring Christmas stories hymns and special features under the theme The Spirit of Generosity. Mrs Anna Phillips travels to Memphis Tennessee for winter visit with Mrs Henry Nohse of Trinity Methodist Church. Sunday School 9:30 preaching 10:40 with Christmas music. Epworth League 6 and preaching 7 p.m. Subject No Room for Him in the Inn.
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