West Grove Sunday Social Notes
West Grove residents attended a Providence quarterly gathering. Several local families visited relatives including Norman Foulke and family, Joshua Carson, Phillip Simmons, and John Mendenhall. Names mentioned include Mary Foulke, A H Beals, Lewis Shields, Eb Raymond Briles, Will Pickett, Ivan Carson, J W Gray, Raymond Carson, Harry Patten, Hershel Stalker, Vashti Perry, Perry Mugg, Weldon Alley, Claude Phillips, Emma Beals, Lula Shields, Jia Gray, Jane Wilson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Grove
Providence
Mary Foulke
Frank Simmons
Phillip Simmons
A. H. Beals
Norman Foulke
Lewis Shields
Carmel
J. H. Carson
Eb Raymond Briles
Will Pickett
John Mendenhall
Ivan Carson
J. W. Gray
Raymond Carson
Harry Patten
Joshua Carson
Sunny Hershel Stalker
Vashti Perry
Perry Mugg
Weldon Alley
Howard County
Bears
Marion Foulke
Ivan Shields
Willie Laughlin
Sheridan
Jane Wilson
Claude Phillips
Emma Beals
Lula Shields
Jia Gray
Social visits and family gatherings in Westfield area
Westfield residents including Mervil Clark and family visited from Friday through Sunday. Edith Gray from near Castletown stayed with her uncle J. W. Gray. Maud and Marvin Millikan called on sister Mrs. Ben Harrison. Various locals shared meals and calls with friends and relatives including the Harri sons, Dickey, Stage, Hart, Babber, and Crum Greathouse. Clarence Berry and James Rayle traveled to Noblesville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervil Clark
Winchester
Edith Gray
Near Castletown
J. W. Gray
Miss Maud
Marvin Millikan
Ben Harrison
Harry Jessup
Henry Dickey
Charlie Allen
Grant Hinshaw
Rush White
Fred Pike
Angie Halsted
A. L. Stage
William Harrison
Ben Hartson
J. @. Gray
Winnie
Wall Babber
White
Crum
Evan Carson
Harry Patten
Clarence Berry
James Rayle
Noblesville
Loyal Girls Sunday School Meet at Sedwick Chapel
The Loyal Girls Sunday school class of Sedwick Chapel met with Miss Atha Fray on Friday afternoon. Present were Misses Fan cher, Myers, Bannon, Bailey, Sparrow, King, Waggoner, Spurgeon, Beard, Wiggs, Thompson, Boyer, Hays, Clara Bannon and Mrs. Bertha. Guests included Agnus Spurgeon, Hoffman, Edith Smith and Lovie Bannon. Refresh-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Girls
Sedwick Chapel
Atha Fray
Mary Fancher
Ruby Myers
Opal Bannon
Lillian Bailey
Mary Sparrow
Lydia King
Graze Waggoner
Gertrude Spurgeon
Ovie Beard
Nellie Wiggs
Myrtle Thompson
Dorothea Boyer
Madge Hays
Clara Bannon
Meeting notes mention cake, strawberries served
The record notes cake and strawberries were served at an event. It states the next meeting will be with Mrs. Bertha Virtue on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Virtue
Deming Social Notes Move Through Weekend Visits
Mrs. Ella Dale sits ill as neighbors and relatives attend a Bakers Corner quarterly meeting. Guests include White family with Phoebe, C R Boone, Grace Holloway, Bertha France, and many others visiting Holliday, Perry, and Burris households across Noblesville Indianapolis Ridge Farm and Providence. New Fords bought by C R Boone Tom Ramsey and Will Olive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Dale
Bakers Corner
James White
Phoebe
C. R. Boone
Grace Holloway
Bertha France
Fred Sumner
Noblesville
Walter Trietsch
Arcadia
Clyde Holliday
Spicewood
George Holliday
Indianapolis
O. P. Holliday
Edgar Sims
Ridge Farm
Illinois
Anderson Perry
Westfield
William Perry
Leona Griffin
Charles Bell
Providence
Audna Boone
Number One
Sissie Burris
George Batty
Namon Barrons
Joe Frazier
Tom Ramsey
Will Olive
Edgar Boone
Flora Folgman
Harry
Lucinda Moore
Miss Haze Barron
Katie Moore
Esther Holliday
Rev Sarra to Lecture at M E Church
Miss Minnie Pierce visits Bluffton relatives as Rev Sarra, an African missionary, plans a Friday night illustrated lecture at the M E Church. Local response includes earlier falsehoods being exposed to curb circulation. Rain slowed corn planting before Decoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Pierce
Bluffton
Sarra
M. E
Africa
Ellen Chesman
Frankfort
A. J. Albersmeier
Dorothy Moore
Landis Moore
Chas. Hodson
Hazel Dell
Fred Horton
Geo. Neidigh
Sabbath Services and Social Notes from the Community
Sabbath school at nine thirty Sunday morning with a ten thirty sermon led by Rev Kendell of Tipton on Hospital Work. Families visit Ossian Indiana for the weekend. Baptism conducted at Beam gravel pit by visiting preachers. Ed Harrell and Clem Watson purchase new Saxon touring cars. Memorial sermon at Hills Friday night by Rev Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendell
Tipton
Peter Samuels
William Stafford
Irvin Stafford
Noland
Roy Graham
Mildred
Ossian
Ind
Guy Scott
Beam Gravel Pit
Stranger
Small
Clark
Nora Beam
Ethel Straley
Effie Small
Flora’ Enright
Elmer Stafford
Stena
Wesley Hershman
Edgar Hershman
Ed Harrell
Clem Watson
James Graham
Sheridan
A. J. Etycheson
the Hills
Williams
Earl
Etychesons
Sheridan visitors and extended family gatherings noted
The piece lists Thursday visitors at Jane Stafford home with the Dick of Sheridan and Clif Lane party, cattle sales to Grover Miller, multiple Sunday visits by Frank Smith, Eddie Enright, Everett Straley, Arel Pearson, Sam Redd, John Louks, and others. Aunt Sarah Pursley aged over a century is ill with expected death, and Nancy Btycheson visited Jane Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Dick
Sheridan
Clif Lane
Alma
Jane Stafford
Stafford Brothers
Grover.Miller
Frank Smith
Eddie Enright
Paul
Everett Straley
Arel Pearson
Sam Redd
Jericho
Edgar Louks
John Louks
Aroma
Omer Graham
Nancy, Btycheson
Pickard Hosts Delightful B Y P N Gathering
Miss Okie Ploughe entertained the B Y P N and guests Saturday night with fruit salad wafers and coffee. Word came of measles illness in the 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Shockley of Gary who formerly lived nearby. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs William Rector included Rev L P V Williams of Whiteland Rev Clem Ricketts and daughter Gladys Mr and Mrs Ed Christy and children Mr and Mrs John Butcher and family Mr and Mrs Oscar Rector and family Mr and Mrs Henry Lockridge and daughter Crystal and Hiram Barnett and Mrs Angie Ploughe and son Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rector
L. P. V. Williams
Whiteland
Clem Ricketts
Gladys
Ed Christy
John Butcher
Oscar Rector
Henry Lockridge
Dausister Crystal
Hiram Barnett
Angie Ploughe
Noble
Family visits and illness notes from Marklesville area
Miss Helen Lanham stays at bed side of her aunts Mrs J J Miller who is seriously ill at Marklesville. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wolfe and baby visit at Pikes Crossing. Mrs Norris Spidel and Mrs S C Lanham visited last Tuesday with Miss Bertha Hancock. Thomas Wellman and wife were Sunday guests at the Dick Wellman home. Chas Marlowe and family visited Monday night and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Carl Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irley Station
Indianapolis
John Kouns
James Melette
George Martin
Fairview
Dessie Baker
Ermal Darnell
Clyde
Ralph Hines
Riverside
F. W. Stevens
Emmet
Vern Quicks
Little Eagle
Carl Kouns
Pete Christian
Will Shaw
Noblesville
Liz Walker
Scott Walker
Charley Walker
George Hoover
Eagletown
Henry Baker
Mart Billingts
Oliver Harlan
Sheridan
New Harlan
Ernest Harlan
Newton King
Terhune
Verna Shoemaker
Alfred Kobbs
Helen Lanham
J. J. Miller
Marklesville
Wilbur Wolfe
Baby
Pikes Crossing
Norris Spidel
S. C. Lanham
Bertha Hancock
Thomas Wellman
Dick Wellman
Chas, Marlowe
Carl Phillips
Bakers Corner Social Notes and Church Activities
Local residents visit relatives and attend the quarterly meeting. Mrs Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty will speak on Community Life, with the Township S. S. convention and a W C T U talk to follow. All are invited to bring dinners and join the social day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ernest Campbell
Tony Baker
Jamestown
Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty
S. S
Stanley
A Way Out A Sheridan Resident Promotes Kidney Pills
Sheridan resident Mrs. L. M. Carter endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney relief. She suffered dull back pains headaches and irregular kidney function before using the product obtained at Halliott's Drug Store. The testimonial notes the pills strengthened her back relieved symptoms and cost 50 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sells them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sheridan
L. M. Carter
Ohio
Ninth Sts
Halliott’s
Radishes And Lettuce Favorites For Small Gardens
The article notes lettuces and radishes as preferred garden plants for small plots. It covers sowing methods, spacing for compact heads, use of hotbeds or cold frames in cold regions, timing for autumn sowing, and tips for continuous harvests and flavor retention. It lists varieties such as Big Boston Hanson California Cream Butter Grand Rapids and black-seeded Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
California
Grand Rapids
Simpson
Washington
Meat as side line and jewelry store in Calexico
Cartoonists and paragraphers note a Calexico, California jeweler who now sells meats alongside diamonds and rubies. The shop displays steaks pork chops pigs feet and amethysts amid the jewelry. The anecdote plays on pearls before swine with a humorous twist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calexico
Cal
H. C
Cost of Discovering America Revealed in Genoa Archives
Documents found in Genoa archives estimate the cost of discovering America at a little over $7,000. They itemize Columbus fleet at $3,000, a $300 annual salary for the street admiral, $200 for each of two captains, and crew pay of $2.50 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Genoa
Columbus
Weather Update: Showers Thursday and Friday Likely
The forecast calls for showers on Thursday and Friday with unsettled conditions continuing. Expect possible intermittent rain and cooler temperatures through the period.
Notice of Estate Administrator Appointment
The undersigned Sumner F. Stahl is appointed by the Hamilton County Indiana Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of John Stahl. The estate is to be settled under court supervision with May 15, 1917 cited as the filing reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Indiana
John Stahl
Sumner F. Stahl
Birthday dinner honors Walter Pritsch and family
Walter Pritsch and his daughters were entertained at a Sunday dinner for the former’s birthday. Attending were Mrs. Katie Black and Mr. and Mrs. George Pritsch of Frankfort and several Pritsch relatives including Henry and Clyde Pritsch, Carlisle Humes, Glen Humes, Joseph Cottrell, Jacob Pritsch and Bessie, John Pritsch and children, and Caroline Humes. Also present were Mrs. A R Melson and daughter Mary, and Mrs. Bernard McKinzie and sons at J B Johnson home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pritsch
Katie Black
George Pritsch
Frankfort
Henry Pritsch
Clyde
Carlisle Humes
Glen Humes
Cutler
Joseph Cottrell
Jacob Pritsch
Bessie
John Pritsch
Caroline Humes
A. R. Melson
Mary
Bernard McKinzie
J. B. Johnson
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