Kokomo Residents Visit Nearby Towns
Will Shephard and Nolan McDaniel of Kokomo were in town visiting during the week. Mrs Elma Thomas of Marion spent days here visiting her brother Albert Stout and relatives. Marie and Anna Clark visited Winamac with S. P. Hollingsworth and family. Grace Brown left for Liberty for a two week relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan McDaniel
Kokomo
Russiaville
Elma Thomas
Marion
Albert Stout
Misses Marie
Anna Clark
Winamac
Mies Grace Brown
Liberty
Indiana
Community Note From Kokomo and Russia Ville
Rev Soloman Harter of Russia ville visited Kokomo Tuesday evening. Flo attended Epworth League district convention in Logansport. A large group from Russia ville attended Forest Band ice cream festival in Forest last night.
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Soloman Harter
Russiaville
Flo
Logansport
Epworth League
Kokomo Tribune
Forest Band
Thimble Club Meeting Sends Guests Home Early
Miss Helen Waters hosted the Thimble club at her pleasant country home last evening. A threatening storm kept attendance light as members enjoyed needlework and conversation until late hour before refreshments were served. Mrs Karl Woody will host next. Audra Long returned to Kokomo after a week with Russiaville relatives.
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Helen Waters
Karl Woody
Audra Long
Kokomo
Students and Relatives Visit Near Russiaville
Miss Ruth Habich and Miss Elizabeth Scott of Indianapolis visit Miss Habich’s mother Mrs. F. C. Reser near Russiaville. Prof BE W Vickrey made a visit and received the degree of Master of Arts from Indiana University during the week.
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Ruth Habich
Elizabeth Scott
Indianapolis
F. C. Reser
Russiaville
BE. W. Vickrey
Eee Ind
Indiana University
Local visitors return to Tudiana University studios
Floyd Nixon and John McIlrath return to Tudiana University studios after visiting home. Will Seward, previously in Kineman Onie, is back in Roassiaville and part of the Observer force. The Observer prepares a premium list for the Howard County Fair set for August 5 to 8, with distribution expected by July 1. A general horse advert and Safe values offered by Stern & Co. at 115 Walnut St. Kokomo.
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Floyd Nixon
John Mcllrath
Tudiana University
Will Seward
Kineman
Onie
Roassiaville
Observer Force
Observer
Howard County Fair
Picnic at Frankfort Park and Fire Damage Report
The Tourist Club held its annual picnic at Frankfort park Wednesday. A residence and barn owned by Hudson Middleton one mile northeast of town burned Sunday morning about 1 00 o clock. The loss is uninsured. Siernan Gollingsworth owned the burned property and loss was insured, adjusted by Coast H Allison for Hartford. A party visited Mrs Eunich Pierson’s country home Wednesday for a pleasant gathering with refreshments and a clover-decorated room. Viola Riggs won the guessing contest. Next meeting set for July 2 with Mrs Arthur Gifford.
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Frankfort Park
Hudson Middleton
Middleton
Siernan Gollingsworth
Coas H. Allison
Hartford Insurance Company
Eunich Pierson
Viola Riggs
Arthur Gifford
Suits In Kokomo Offer Quality Bargains On Walnut Street
Local shop advertises well made garments at lower prices saying our garments are better value than higher priced brands. Suits offered from 15.00 dollars upward on Walnut Street Kokomo inviting customers to compare before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern & Co
Walnut St. Kokomo
Local visitors from Kokomo call on relatives
Mrs. Will Cochran and her son John from Kokomo are visiting relatives today. James Rivers and family from Kokomo were in town for a day this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cochran
John
Kokomo
James Rivers
Mrs. O. M. Merrick Visits Parents in Frankfort
Mrs. O. M. Merrick is visiting her parents in Frankfort. The stop highlights a domestic travel moment, noting family visiting arrangements and the location of kin.
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Mrs. O. M. Merrick
Frankfort
J Q Marshall Agent Noted Across Early and Late News
The entry records two timestamps No. 6 at 3 48 a m and No. 4 at 4 16 p m linked to J Q Marshall as the agent.
Alfalfa Proverb Highlights Crop's Value and Versatility
Cheries I. Carrol extols alfalfa as a soil doctor, protein source, and profitable cattle feed. She claims alfalfa resists drought, yields two to three times more than clover or timothy, and is grown across New York farms with wide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries i. Carrol
Enric
Custom Suit Bargains from Stern Co at Kokomo Address
Ready made suit buyers can switch to custom work with bargains from 15 dollars. Stern Co. dors and Custom Sturt Makers advertise at 115 East Wal oli Street Kokomo offering tailored suits at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern © Co
Dors
Custom Sturt Makers
E. Wal' i St. Kokomo
Stern &Co
Walnut St
Kokomo
W C T U Meeting Notes and Open Meeting Invite
The W C T U held a Friday gathering at Francis Haun’s home with topics of interest discussed. An open meeting is planned for June 2 at Mrs Nay’s home inviting all, while local tailor Stern Co offers suits from 15 dollars at 115 E Walnut Kokomo.
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W.C.T.U
Francis Haun
Nay
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S. C. EK. Evans
Lake Manitou
Josie Myers
Bessie Pence
Joshn Kesler
A.C. Merrick
Grace Catron
Huncold
Lena Parker
Laura Scott
Garland
John Wright
Forest
Sis Zai
Wailors and
Custer Shhurt Makers
I. Walnt St
Kokoine
C. H. Allison
Lats Ants Insurance
Old Reliable Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Fire Insurance Co. of
N. Y
K. Allison
Evans’ Restaurant Co
E. Evans
Swayzee Brothers
Dan E. Small
J. J
Mrs. Small
East
Toledo
St. Louis
J.Q. Marshall
New York
Chase & Sanborn
Denison Coffees
Waddell & Son
M. P. Jeter
The
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Scranton, PA
U.S.A
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