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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
10
An insurance agency advertises today as a trusted advocate offering protection against unseen hazards. It stresses preventive coverage for tomorrow and promotes consulting the agency, claiming it represents long standing companies and invites inquiries without obligation.
The County Board of Review met in the courthouse to review deputy work from the past two months. Members include Charles Wann and Lincoln Gentry with A B Wheeler, C C White and A G Finley. The session extends thirty days.
The Fourth Section of the JM E Mite Society will hold a market on Saturday at the J G Antrim Furniture store.
An advertisement promotes subscribing to Modern Priscilla Pictorial Review and People's Home Journal through a magazine agent offering $3.50 magazines and subscription services.
A detailed timetable lists sessions for a Epworth League convention with speakers, reports, and activities across Tuesday morning afternoon and evening. Highlights include reports by vice presidents Miss Lucile Greenwalt and Miss Christine Vickery a missionary address by Mr Djie Hian Jap and a Wawasee Banquet led by Rev. F A Hall with an installation of officers and a vocal solo by O Elmo Gustin.
The Home Economics class met Friday at Mrs Stella Hodson’s residence near Bakers Corner. A good number attended and discussed sending a girl to the State Fair Training School after the program. Dainty refreshments were served and all felt the afternoon well spent.
Mr C E Coffman Guer ney Clark and Melville Clark of Horton and Misses Minnie and Emma Borneman of Indianapolis motored to Louisville Kentucky on Decoration day for a family outing and social visit.
Mrs. Fletcher Jessup suffered two fingers badly mashed while closing a sedan door Sunday. Amputation of end joints seems likely. The Jessups were visiting relatives in Indianapolis when the accident occurred as friends hosted and traveled to nearby towns.
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