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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
8
The ad warns that people overload the stomach leading to gas sour stomach and bloating. It recommends stopping excess intake and using Di Jo Tablets for relief and Di Vae as a laxative when needed, sold by all druggists.
Cortland reports 55 in attendance at Sunday School and $2.12 collected. J. M. Jenkins Jr. from Newark NJ visits two weeks among Cortland and Mitchell friends. Dozens of local courting, family visits, travel to Salem West Baden Freetown Seymour Hill items and illness notes crop up through this community diary.
Oscar Hoard of Indianapolis and Hollis Blair visited, Ed Cutshaw delivered a cream separator, and Mrs. Ed Coleman and Mrs. F. Cutshaw called on Mrs. Wetzel. Crothersville and Madison visitors, crops look good after rains, Children’s Day services attended.
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson of Wallonia spent Wednesday with relatives in the area. The Pfaffenbergers and Covert family shared visits in Seymour, Reddington, Farmington and Butlerville. Rain has aided gardens and crops as residents recount farm tasks and local trips.
Shieldstown notes list Miss Nina Pillman visiting Hanover college and staying with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pillman. Merrill Manion from Indianapolis spent the summer with grandmother Mrs John Manion. Michael Quinn and family visited the Persingers in Seymour. Gertrude Scott and Ralph Reedy called on Helen Persinger. Hoss Loper and daughter visited Etta Browning in Seymour. Andy Guillet visited his son Dan and family. Wm Shipley attended a Red Men lodge meeting in New Albany. John Willman spent time in Indianapolis. Wm Loper of Seymour visited his father Ross Loper.
Commiskey residents record a week of visits illness and events. Claude Layman family joined Mae John son and Goldie for dinner while John Glosser is sick. Everett Shepherd and son visited Zion and his father. Vernon ball game attendance, Hanover college students home for weekend, and churchgoers at Hopewell Methodist.
Mary Moore runs the cream station at Eakin's Store. Eunice Morrison visits sister Dewy Zellner in Wells county. Jack Dwigins swapped farm for Indianapolis property. John Baker family and Mrs Daringer and daughter in Seymour Friday. Commiskey Sunday school gave a play at Hayden Schoolhouse. Walter Reeves and family from Commiskey in Hayden Friday night. Rev Bailey and family hosted relatives from Indianapolis Sunday. Sally Justie, once of this place, now in California, died recently. Doc St John and family and Mrs Mary Dodd visiting Indianapolis. Charley Amick and family in Seymour Saturday night. Sunday School attendance at Methodist 81, collection 2.91. Baptist service well attended.
Regular church services at Russell Chapel next Sunday at 2 PM. L. D. Walker and Carl Prince worked on the new church last week. Several local residents visited Walter Tatlock Sunday afternoon, including Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott of Little York and Mr. and Mrs. George Carter of Brownstown. Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett of New Waverly Indiana camped at the Ed Prenning farm. Mrs. Virgil Duncan shopped in Brownstown last Wednesday. Joseph Teipen and family went to Madison Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Russell of Oklahoma spent a few days with sister Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Bruce Shutters and family of Columbus visited George Kink and family Sunday. Walter Tatlock remains about the same. Hubert Beldon and family went to Crothersville Saturday evening.
Evans' Triple Phosphates advertised as a cure-all for anemia blood disorders prostration and convalescence. The copy claims rapid health boosts appetite blood enrichment and quick recovery from influenza pneumonia and wasting illnesses. Sold by Jones Pharmacy Ady with a money-back guarantee on original bottles.
High Mount Ellis Bedel and family of Chestnut Ridge along with Elmer Rhyne and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Murphy of Columbus spent Sunday with Chas Murphy and family. A birthday dinner was hosted at George Bedel’s home in Uniontown on Sunday. Emma Love returned from Cincinnati where she attended school. Mrs. Edward Springer and children went home to Indianapolis after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bedel. Mrs. H L Ross visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Owen. Miss Ome Baker and Miss Emma Love visited with Miss Emma Jean Foster in Seymour. Emil Hughes and family visited Walter Dailey and family. Ray and Karl Baker spent Sunday at Pauley’s Camp.
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