School Enrollment Grows as New Year Opens
Our schools begin the term with 40 high school pupils and large classes in Miss Carter and Miss Ratcliff rooms. Eighth grade leads with 22 pupils. senior year has 2. The library opens September 21 for public and school use. The first teachers institute is planned for September 19 in Russiaville with Harrison Monroe and Honey Creek townships represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russiaville
Harrison
Monroe
Honey Creek
Kanable Reunion and Local Club Gatherings
The Kanable reunion drew 154 relatives to the Iles farm shady grove for a noon meal and a day full of speakers including Amanda Myler and Rev. M. Merrick. The Tourist Club met after a mid summer break at Mrs. Gordon s home with a picnic on the lawn and music. Attendees from distant towns joined the Bishop reunion at the old Bishop homestead. Repairs and travels marked local movements as Cy and Mrs. Roberts began a westward health trip and Robert Fife moved his household goods to a new home with Rev. Thompson s residence already in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanable
Iles
Amanda Myler
South Dakota
O. M. Merrick
Martn Kanable
Mollie Vansickle
M. Merrick
Henry Oilar
Russiaville
W. P. Cooper
Kokomo
Mahlon Krauss
Forest
Burnice Austin
May Blakeley
Elma Kanable
Viola
Wisconsin
John Treebaugh
Margie Martz
Koko
W. F. Gordon
Brubaker
Mrs. Roberts
West
Robert Fife
Bringhurst
Victor Thompson
J. E. Mills
Local notes from Kokomo and nearby towns
Paul Smith of Kokomo visits grandmother Edith Maris and daughter Enid. Mrs Walter Carter and daughter Margaret depart for California to spend winter with relatives. Fred Ammon leaves for Pennington Academy New Jersey. Miss Enid Maris to Plainfield for a meeting. Miss Ethel Woody to North Vernon to teach next year. Nellie Oilay visits Indianapolis and Petersburg. Mrs J W Burres guest in Frankfort last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Kokomo
Edith Maris
Enid
Walter Carter
Margaret
California
Ethel Woody
North Vernon
Sunday School Celebration at Blair Grove by St Paul Church
A Sunday School celebration is planned at Blair Grove by St Paul Church with Rev. Madison Swadener of Kokomo as principal speaker. Twenty six schools are invited. The event occurs tomorrow, September 19, with planning for the gathering and speaker lineup. Floyd Francis and family plan a house boat winter trip down the Wabash, Ohio and Mississippi rivers starting next Monday in a twenty two foot boat with two rooms. Additional plans include Frank Williams, Fred Windeler, and Armour from the Toledo Ball Club joining the voyage when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Grove
St. Paul Church
Madison Swadener
Kokomo
Floyd Francis
Wabash
Ohio
Mississippi
Frank Williams
Fred Windeler
Armour
Toledo
Abbott Windigler Returns as Toledo Star
Fred Abbott Windigler captain and star catcher for Toledo returns home after a season end in fourth place. Saturday Republican meetings will be held at Kokomo Headquarters with speakers. Community updates include IOCF building progress, students entering Purdue, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred (Abbott) Windigler
Toledo
Abbott
Kokomo
Honey Creek
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NEW Fall Millinery
Big Town Stores
C.S. Wadman
M. J. Gifford & Company
H. Allison
LAW and Insurance
The
Old Reliable Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Indiana
Nancy Bishop Shultz
Elmer
King City
Bishop Homestead
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
South Bend
Rockford
Boss
Crescent
A. P. Woods
Russiaville, Ind
Fred Ammon
Pennington Academy
Pennington, N. J
Miss Lou McCoy
Frank Waddell
Delphi
W. H. Waddell
Enid Maris
Plainfield
Nellie Oilay
Indianapolis
Petersburg
J. W. Burres
Frankfort
Mr. Harman
I.0.c.f
J. C. Hawkins
Kouio Weenesday
J. H. Mills
Veterinary College
Bessie Foster
Chicago
Musical College
Miss Foster
Eli Rich
Will McKinney
Claude Gordon
Homer Bishop
Orville Burns
Purdue University
Frank Gifford
Dorcas Society
A. C. Hart
Lou M.coy
Swayzee Rai
Russiaville — — Forest
Russiaville Lumber
W. H. Winnie
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