Hoosier Teachers in Bohol Philippines
An Indiana delegation of six teachers and the Superintendent work across 36 divisions in Bohol. They supervise, teach, and critique local schools, discuss pay scales for three teacher classes, and describe local life, economy, and customs. The writer notes climate, housing, weaving, and markets as well as upcoming All Saints Day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohol
Indiana
Audi
Enier
Herrios
Barrie
Ganindehnan
Islands
Philippines
Sheridan
Boholi Ris
All Saints
Manila
Guindulinan
Xinas
Local notes and Sunday social scenes in Sheridan
The column lists visits and dinners among residents including Harland Green in town to see Jesse Green, Miss Mae Roberts visiting Jno Trout, and Nellie Johnson hosting Stella and Nina Gregory. It promotes a chinaware auction at Gregory's store on January 11 and mentions church events, rentals, and ongoing social gatherings across Sheridan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Johnson
Misses Stella
Nina Gregory
G A R and W R C Install Officers in Joint Session
The G A R and Ladies of the W R C met January 4 in a joint session to install officers for the coming term. Installing officer T J Lindley introduced W R C officers including Elizabeth Fifer as President and Edith Ormmbaugh as Chaplain among others. After the ceremony outgoing President Lou M Cox received a jeweled pin and attendees enjoyed popcorn and apples before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cl
T. J. Lindley
W. R.C
May Redington
Ola Padgett
Lecy Jane Kercheval
Ellen Scott
Dothe Melson
Gertrude Baker
Sathe Johnus
Sarah Malott
Hattie Horton
Leona Weaver
W. OR. CG. Ars
Inlen Scott
Lou M. Cox
Meeting of the C W B M at Mrs Scott’s home
Christ ian church women’s group met Jan 2 with good attendance. Plans for the year discussed and Mrs Fifer read an interesting paper. An Alphabetical drill named missionaries by letter, with music, making the evening productive.
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The
Christian Church
A. C. Scott
Fifer
Ladies Aid Elects Officers for 1908 at Crumbaugh Home
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church met at Mrs. R. M. Crumbaugh's home Tuesday and elected officers for 1908 led by President Emma Davis. Vice President Josephine Thistlethwaite, Secretary Elizabeth Fifer, Treasurer Minnie Pritsch. The group plans to meet again next Tuesday January 1 at a member's home.
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Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
R. M. Crumbaugh
Emma Davis
Josephine Thistlethwaite
Elizabeth Fifer
Treas
Minnie Pritsch
Aid
Judge Field Promoted To Vice President and General Counsel
Notices announce the appointment of Judge Field as vice president and general counsel of the Monon system. Field has served as general solicitor and has been in charge of all matters for the associated departments, showing marked ability in every role since his first appointment years ago.
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Judge Field
Monon Line
Cotlu Secur
Field
Monon Lines
Cure for catarrh with Hyomei offered by John Gifford
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh. It urges readers to call and learn how easy it is to be cured and offers a complete outfit for $1.00 with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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John Gifford
Red Men Win Prom Mhgats In Local Bowling Match
The Knights and Red Men, each fielding five players, met Monday with the Red Men taking two of the three games. High score individual was Tapp with 167, while Deakyne led the opponents at 166. The event saw several players dip below their usual 200+ form. Additionally the State Board of Health issued circulars urging counties to boost disease prevention funding and efforts over the coming year.
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Knights
Red
Tapp
Deakyne
State Board of Health
Notice on services and tax settlement details
The notice promotes various services from tree trimming to lawn care and vine trimming, lists contact persons 1-24 Chtt Glover and J. W. Stern, and advertises Hyomei as a breath remedy. It also reports December tax settlement totals from ninety two counties with State Auditor Billheimer noting the last settlements received and a state fall tax portion of 452.22 dollars.
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Glover
J. W. Stern
Billheimer
Cheridan Markets Trade Prices and Poultry Listings
Market notices show Beyer and Mees selling fowls roosters turkeys and ducks. Prices listed per pound and per dozen appear in the fragmentary listing with references to goslings and geese.
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Phorntown
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