Where Can I Do The Best Shades In Town
Attractive up-to-date shades offered with a promise of ownership satisfaction. The seller notes price advances since stock purchase but has not raised prices and urges customers to compare figures. In stock: many sizes and custom fringed shades in any color. Names: Mrs Lisle Wallace visiting Richmond with Dr John Eudaly. The Kercheval and Lambert families noted on social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Mrs. Lisle Wallace
Richmond
John Eudaly
Draperies and Rods Feature in Home Refurnishing
The notice promotes draperies and fringe curtains and suggests Kirsch rods for one window. It highlights drapery selection as a key refurnishing event and offers helpful suggestions from staff. Also reports social visits: Mr and Mrs R M Cox of Lebanon at Vint McKinzie's, Edna Moore with Lizzie Horton, John Cox visiting grandparents Samuel and [unreadable] Barker. Advertisers urged to contact The News for directory space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Cox
Lebanon
Vint McKinzie
John Cox
Marion
Samuel Barker
Weekend Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Willworths Irene McKinzie spent Saturday night and Sunday with Noelene Gunnery. Mrs Emma Sumner of near Westfield spent the weekend with Mrs Amanda Sumner and Mrs W Week-end guests of George Osborn and family were Mr and Mrs John Lane and son of Fortville and Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson of Home Place. Mrs Paul Noble and son Paul junior were at the Will Lambert home Monday. Walter Rigby of Indianapolis spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Irvin Vining and daughter Ruby of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Bragg. Mr and Mrs Dallas Spurgeon and Misses Dorothy Stephenson and Lola and Okie Osborne were in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dragoon
Clarence Kercheval
Lola Lambert
Will Lambert
Roy Shannon
Elwood
Ben Hicks
Emma Sumner
Near Westfield
Amanda Sumner
W. C. Horton
George Osborn
John Lane
Fortville
Walter Johnson
Home Place
Paul Noble
Son Paul Junior
Walter Rigby
Indianapolis
Irvin Vining
Ruby
Sarah Bragg
Dallas Spurgeon
Dorothy Stephenson
Lola
Okie Osborne
Doctors Attend District Meet in Indiana
Sheridan physicians attended the Ninth Councillor District meeting of the Indiana State Medical Association in Lebanon. About 150 attendees registered. officers were elected led by President L. J. Baldwin and Secretary-Treasurer A. R. Kerr. Northwestern professor James G. Carr spoke on Hypertension and Nephritis before a banquet at the First Baptist church. The next meeting will be in Attica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Lebanon
Indiana State Medical Association
L. J. Baldwin
Westfield
A. R. Kerr
Attica
S. M. Cotton
Goldsmith
W. H. Taylor
Ambia
W. R. Moffitt
Lafayette
James G. Carr
Northwestern University
First Baptist Church
Indiana
Tourist Club Meets with Mrs Vickery Plans Picnic
The Tourist Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs Flora Vickery as hostess. Members handled year end business and planned the annual club picnic. Mrs C M McConnell read a concise paper on the life of George Eliot. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Vickery
C. M. McConnell
George Eliot
Son and Miss Cherry Wed in South Bend Easter Week
Mrs Anise Applegate received word that her son George and Miss Lela Cherry were married on Easter Sunday in South Bend where he works for Studebaker. The bride and groom plan to live in South Bend as of now.
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Anise Applegate
George
Lela Cherry
South Bend
Studebaker
Applegate
Henry Moore
Hortonville
Trades farm for shoe store in Jennings county swap
The Rite Way Shoe Store was traded last Thursday to Wallace Carey for a seventy acre farm in Jennings county. Carey, once in Sheridan's insurance business, acquires the store while the farm lies in an oil drilling area. C. J. Senour, former shoe store owner, is undecided on his next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rite Way
Wallace Carey
Jennings County
Carey
Sheridan
C. J. Senour
Local Ford Agency Seeks Service Slogan
W. S. Pressler, manager of the Ford agency, conducts a contest to obtain a service slogan. Five dollars in merchandise will be awarded for the best submission. The contest closes Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Pressler
Ford Agency
Death overtakes Eagletown woman Moon
Mrs. Mary Frances Moon died at her home west of Eagletown after a three month illness from heart leakage. Survived by husband Elias Moon and six children Clarence Moon of this place R C Foland of Noblesville Alfred Harry Ernest and Bernie Moon of Tipton. Funeral at Eagletown Friends church followed by burial in Eagletown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Moon
Elias Moon
Eagletown
Clarence Moon
R. C. Foland
Noblesville
Alfred
Harry
Ernest
Bernie Moon
Tipton
Jolietville
Eagletown Friends Church
Miss Gretchen Lanham Headlines State Convention in Pennsylvania
Miss Gretchen Lanham visits Phil lipsburg Pennsylvania this week for the State Convention of the Christian church. Lanham previously served as assistant pastor at the Phillipsburg Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Lanham
Phillipsburg
Pennsylvania
of the Christian Church
Miss Lanham
Fire at Palmer lumber yard fires briefly burnout
A fire alarm from the Palmer lumber yards Monday night drew a crowd as flames caused little damage before firefighters extinguished them around two o'clock. No injuries are reported and investigation continues.
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Palmer
Woman Captures White Squirrel Near Kokomo
Mrs. Margaret Cook, living west of Kokomo, caught a rare white squirrel resembling a fox squirrel in color. Reports note a nest of young gray squirrels east of Sheridan with a fox squirrel mother, a rare variance as gray squirrels retreat to denser woods in the state.
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Margaret Cook
Kokomo
Sheridan
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Sarah Cole and her son Roland join Mr. and Mrs. Max Branson of Indianapolis for Saturday night visiting E. M. Branson and family. They attended a dinner at Clare Sunday for Mrs. Francis Flemming on her eighty third birthday. Miss Elizabeth Brand of Connersville, a student at Indiana University, spent last weekend with Mrs. Lisle Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cole
Roland
Max Branson
Indianapolis
E. M. Branson
Clare
Francis Flemming
Elizabeth Brand
Connersville
Indiana University
Lisle Wallace
Man scripts now required for all teaching license applicants
The State Department now requires all exam takers for teaching licenses to submit manuscripts for grading. Previously only high school license seekers did so. the change follows 1923 Assembly laws in effect since last Saturday. The rule applies through the October exam, when the new license basis based on training and experience begins.
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State Department
State Board of Education
Local Athletes Shine At State College Meet
John Nay of this place took third in the mile at the Purdue hosted track meet with a 4 28 25 time. Indiana University student Nay helped by local competitors. John Northam of Butler College finished third in the running broad jump with a distance over twenty one feet.
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John Nay
Purdue University
Nay
Indiana University
John Northam
Butler College
Mrs Williams Plans Three Month Orient Trip From Montreal
Mrs E T Williams of Chicago was here to finalize plans for a three month trip to the Orient. She will travel with a party from Chicago and Casper Wyoming and depart next week by boat at Montreal. Dr E M Young and family spent Tuesday afternoon in Lebanon.
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E. T. Williams
Orient
Chicago
Casper
Wyoming
Montreal
Dr. E. M. Young and Family
Lebanon
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Armstrongs
Edna Moore
Lizzie Horton
Willworth’s
Irene McKinzie
Noelene Gunnery
Mrs. Vickery
Womar
Woman
White
Gulbransen
Chas. M. Parr
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