Social visits and family news from Greentown and nearby towns
Elmer D. Davis and wife visited relatives near Greentown over Sunday. J. B. Thompson and his mother of New London were the last Sunday guests of A. S. Thompson. Mrs J M Todhunter of Kokomo, ill with influenza, is noticeably better. Grant E Allison and Norman Davis are visiting their uncle John Helms at Roann this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer D. Davis
Greentown
J. B. Thompson
Mother
New London
A. S. Thompson
Grant E. Allison
Norman Davis
John Helms
Roann
Ten K P Kokomo Members Visit Russiaville Lodge
Ten members of Good Intent Lodge K of P Kokomo visited Russiaville Lodge on Tuesday evening. Mrs Ottie Myers was called to Flora due to illness in the Arthur Hicks family. A Market by the Womans Home Missionary Society is planned at Barres Grocery Saturday. Hog shipment from Elwood area to Lafayette market reported. Ollie Todd of Elwood responded to shigatort by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Intent Lodge
K. of P
Kokomo
Russiaville Lodge
Ottie Myers
Flora
Arthur Hicks
Womans Home Missionary Society
Barres Grocery
Elwood
P. H. Etchison
Lafayette
Ollie Todd
Tin Shigatort
Navy Ensign Paul McKay Home on Ten Day Furlough
Paul McKay, now an en sign in the United States Navy, is at home this week on a ten days furlough. He appears well and his service is earning him seventeen hundred dollars per year with six chances for further promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McKay
United States Navy
Paul
Lot No Fifteen in Marshalls 2nd Addition
Lot No Fifteen in Marshalls 2nd Addition to Russiaville Howard County Indiana will be sold subject to court approval for not less than appraised value. Terms require one third cash and balance in two notes at six per cent with six and twelve month payments, secured by mortgage and free of liens except 1918 taxes due 1919. Administrator with Will Annexed Robert C Kincaid announces December 5 1918 Russiaville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalls
Russiaville
Howard County
Indiana
Robert C. Kincaid
Ladies Sew Pajamas for War Effort at Schoolhouse
Several ladies met in the upstairs room at the schoolhouse on Friday afternoon to sew pajamas. Participants named include Mrs. Floyd Mrs. John Gifford Mrs Lou Jeter Mrs Edna Miller Mrs McKay Mrs Fren Williams Mrs Viola Riggs and Mrs Sherwin. Another sewing session is planned next Friday afternoon encouraging more volunteers to help this needed effort even after the war’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
John Gifford
Lou Jeter
Edna Miller
McKay
Fren Williams
Viola Riggs
Sherwin
Women Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Sherwin Home
The Women’s Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon with eleven members. Mrs. Sherwin reviewed Micah and Hawkins read The Moustere Schools of Kentucky. Faye Ratcliff gave an engaging talk on Industrial Life of Colored People in the U S. The session ended with singing and prayer. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday in January at Mrs. Faye Ratcliff’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Sociiety
Sherwin
Moustere Schools
Kentucky
C.W. E.M
Hawkins
U. S
Faye Ratcliff
John Kessler and Family Visit in Burlington This Week
John Kessler and his wife spent time with their son Rose and friends during a visit to Burlington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Kessler
Rose
Burlington
Burlington Soldier Returns Home After Army Service
Jake Harness of Burlington has been honorably discharged after several months in the army and will arrive home on Wednesday. Miss Gladys Copestick, staying with John Kessler, is nursing a felon this week, keeping her busy with care duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Harness
Burlington
Gladys Copestick
John Kessler
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W.h.turner Co
Copenhagen
Wisteria
Burgundy
Turner
Jersey
Oxford
Navy
Gabardines
Serge
Silvertone
Holiday Department
Ruassaville
Gro. L. Woopy
M. Woodruff
Howard Circuit Court
First National Bank
State of
Towit
Kokomo Trust CO
Court House
Washington Street
Telephone
Ellis Brothers
Planta
Swi & Company
Swift @ Company
Swift & Company
U. S A
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