Local News Briefs From Kokomo and Nearby Areas
Local notes report Mrs J H Mails visiting Kokoro on Tuesday. The Hamilton and Grantham restaurant begins busy times. I W Stount offers a Christmas golf and tors line. Shop early to beat the rush. Mrs Mary Davis and Mrs H Davis of Kokomo visit relatives in Rusland ville. Wim Suit is ill at home in the southwest part of town. Tompey Jennings from Greenwood visits Claude Kirkendall. A S Thompson and William Thompson recover from illness. Mrs Edna Leslie Le s receives third prize in Dispatch letter contest. Mrs Monroe Burns undergoes surgery at Good Samaritan hospital Kokomo. Edna Davidson and Amico Carter return home from normal school for Thanksgiving. Floyd Grantham buys John McDaniel’s share of McDaniel and Ridnour real estate business.
Local births and funeral notices create town page bustle
Born to Horace and Sirs Butter of New London on November ford a son named Charles Wasne Whiho. Mrs. Mertle Michael of Rokomo attended the funeral of Mrs. Leota Ward here Tuesday afternoon. The Methodist Srtelay Seneol had an attendance last Sunday of Miys Bache. Gareth Gilliland and family plan to spend the winter elsewhere.
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Horace
Sirs
New London
Ford
Charles Wasne
Miys Bache
Iilieua
Gareth Gilliland
Revival at Methodist choral concert dazzles Pittsburgh scene
The revival program at the Methodist church features children’s talents, a regular chorus, and an orchestra uniting for a concert. Patrons enjoy reviews and addresses as the season opens with planned evenings in Pittsburgh and the eastern region.
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Oll Helning
Rome
Mrs Bond Returns to Open Home Behind Ohio Move
Mrs Bond, a longtime restaurateur, has come back from Ohio and will settle in this area for an extended period, planning to make her home here again.
Grandchildren Visit Old Home Near Middlefork on Thanksgiving
Iretha Gifford and Flear James spent Thanksgiving vacation with their former grandparents near Middlefork, enjoying time with family and recalling past visits in the area.
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Iretha Gifford
Flear James
Middlefork
Mrs. Burns Dies of Stomach Cancer in Kuekomo Limits
Mrs V G Carter has been with her mother in Indianapolis for several days. Mrs Burns died this morning from stomach cancer at Kuekomo Limits. She leaves a husband two sons and a daughter. Funeral services for Mrs M O Burne were held in New London Tuesday morning conducted by Rev Charles Veoope of Tsnn Friends church.
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V. G. Carter
Indianapolis
Burns
Kuekomo Limits
M. O. Burne
New London
Charles Veoope
Tsnn Friends Chireh
Mrs Lottie e Cuhough Died in Chicago at Home
Mrs Lottie e Cuhough of Chicago died at her home Mencav of tuberculosis. The body was brought to Union Baptist church for a funeral preached by Rev Tedford followed by interment in Russiaville Cemetery.
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Lottie E Cuhough
Chicago
Alc
QO. Merrick
Russiaville
Union Baptist Church
Cffernocen
Tedford
Rissiaville
Neff Family Guests Reach Mrs Allison’s Home
Lafe Neff and his wife plus brother Jimmie, from near Daphne, visited Mrs. Neff’s sister Mrs. C. H. Allison and family. The guests were welcomed with hospitality during the visit.
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Lafe Neff
Jimmie
Daphi
County K of P Meeting to Be Held December
A County Knights of Pythias meeting will be held here on December 201h. A Kokomo team will perform work in the rank of Pace. District Deputy Bell of Kirklin will be present.
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K. of P
Kokomo
Pace
Bell
Kirklin
Music program by WCTU at M E Church last night
The W C T U presented a music program at the M E church last night as part of a fall day meeting today. Mrs Ica B Mix and Mrs Ida Hopkins of Komomo are attending.
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M. E
Ore
Ica Bmix
Ida Hopkins
Kokomo
Two Local Men In Serious Condition Battle for Lives
Carl S Wadman lies in a very serious condition with odds against him while Rev O M Sterrick is reported to be at death's door awaiting further word from medical staff and family.
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Carl S. Wadman
O. M. Sterrick
Two Boys Survive Crash After Ford Overturns on Main Street
Wallace Hartley and William Ridenour were riding in Hartley’s Ford when it veered into the curb on east Main, overturning and pinning Ridenour. Ridenour escaped uninjured aside from a scare, while Hartley suffered a three inch knee cut. The car sustained windshield and fender damage but returned home under its own power.
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Wallace Hartley
William Ridenour
Rev. Hartley
Ford
East Main Street
Ridnour
Ridenour
Wallace
Semere
Rev Carter Preached at Shar On Baptist Church
The Rev Carter delivered a sermon at Shar On Baptist Church last Sunday drawing parishioners for a morning service. The event highlighted communal worship and the church's weekly schedule.
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Carter
Sharon Baptist Church
Alfred Thompson Recovers From Gall Stone Illness
Alfred Thompson has recovered from gall stones and is out and around again after his illness.
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Alfred $. Thompson
Setlmert f ay meeting at Kokomo church attended
Reverend U S Hartley and wife George L Woody Mrs Whirken dall Mr R C Kincaid and wife Mrs Edna Leslie and their daughter Alice Jones attended a Setlmert f ay meeting at Grace M. E. Church in Kokomo on Tuesday.
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U. S. Hartley
George L. Woody
Whirkendall
R. C.kincaid
Edna Leslie
Alice Jones
Setlmert F
Crace M. EF
Kokomo
Choir Social at M E Church Joins Racially Segregated Event
The red side entertained the whites with a social at the M E church Monday evening. Contests games and a lunch of chicken sandwiches baked beans pickles and coffee were the program. Miss Thurman led musical numbers during the three weeks of special services. An unusual time was had by all.
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M. E
District Rebekah Meet Draws 200 Here
The Reichih District Meeting in Morday drew over two hundred attendees. Grand Master Herschman and several officers attended, with the Rebekah degree conferred on two candidates by Bert Winkler’s staff from Kokomo. The event was highly successful and the next district meeting will be at Walton.
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Reichih
Herschman
Crown Point
MecDanies
Rebekah
Laura Moris
Frannfort
Keile Linzer
Kokomo
Rose Butner
Windfall
Asseebly
Rebekch
Bert Winkeler
Destree
Walton
What Will You Do With Jesus Revival Sermon
The third week of a revival at the M. E. church nears its close with forceful sermons and strong music from Miss Thur man. Despite high effort and excellent singing, few confessions or conversions occur. The pastor asks, What will you do with Jesus, as the key to your soul’s future. Glen Marshall, a student at Earlham College, visited his parents west of town.
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M. E
Miss Thurman
Glen Marshall
Earlham College
William Marshall
Hawkins to Sell Personal Property Next Saturday
JT H Hawkins schedules a sale of his personal property for next Saturday afternoon starting at 1 o clock. He will reside with his son Robert and wife in Kokomo.
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JT. H. Hawkins
Robert
Youth's Companion promotes family solidarity symbol
The Youth's Companion presents its symbol as representing family solidarity across stories and content. New subscribers for 1922 receive The Youth's Companion, remaining 1921 issues, the Companion Home Calendar for 1922, all for 2.50, or with McCall's Magazine at 2.09. Subscriptions accepted at the Boston office.
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