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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
9
The criminals staged a kidnapping on a weekend when papers needed strong front-page copy. Lola Fisher stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Mary Moore. Also visiting Casper Moore were Florence Colby and Anna May Timmons.
Undergarments in plain and combination colors priced from $1.00 to $3.50. Athletic unions, WW, D styles, summer underwear in sleeveless short sleeves three quarter and long options offered from $1.00 to $1.50.
Mr and Mrs Charles Quick near Fairview vacationed with F W Stevens and family from Wednesday to Saturday. Miss Orpha Kolb assists Van ora and Laatta New with house cleaning. Mrs Oliver Harlan of Sheridan visits George New and wife. G W Baker and family from Indianapolis joined French Laughner and wife for Sunday. Ola Mace visits her daughter Opal Baker this week. Lester Baker welcomed a baby girl. Charles Bush and family near Felizaville dined with Emery Kouns and family. Mr and Mrs Quick and Wood Stevens spent last Thursday with Emmet Shoemaker.
Lanes Chapel area notes regu lar appointment for Orville Woody with dinner at W. Lane. Various visits include Mrs. Roxy Wade with Elisha Blaine family, Bernard Dean family from Frankfort, Margerette and Alvin Burtron from Ambia, and many children visiting relatives in Benton and Tippecanoe counties. Several attend John Cooney funeral at Ross ton and other village visits noted.
Hodge from Stewart's Chapel and Ar villa Ottinger near Thorntown spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Dill and Lew Stout of Eagle town.
Attendance at West Grove Sunday school reached 61. Multiple families shared meals or visited kin including the Owens Mundy Carson Gray and Huse households. Ed Smith is in critical condition with others visiting or hosting relatives across Clinton county and nearby towns.
Sunday visits and dinners across the Big Springs area include Lester Parr and family with Lowell Parr in Indianapolis, Chas Clark and wife with H M Scott and wife, Cordelia Johns of Colfax visiting her brother Nelson Parr and wife, Gar McGaughey and wife calling on a hospitalised brother in Indianapolis, and multiple gatherings with the Chase Paddock, Willard Bray, Orus Harvey, Lavernie Canada, Jap Jones, John Jones, Granville Parks, Oscar Barracks, John Fisher, and Orval Millikan families.
Erin Roland Griffin and family of Sheridan and Ora E Benson of Noblesville visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Phillips and daughter Esther Redman Sunday evening. Clint Haughey visited Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Will Moss and family of Sheridan visited Walter McCarty. Ray DeVaney of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Fred DeVaney. Newton Sturdivant and family visited near Goldsmith with Wm Teeters family. Oscar Phillips and wife were Tipton shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Smith and daughters of Kempton were Saturday afternoon guests of Mrs. Celia Ryan and daughter Jennie. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McKinney of near Tipton visited Homer MecKinner and family. Ore Billingsley and family and Rev. Tucker and wife of Sheridan were Sunday guests of Charles McKinney and family. Mrs. Ruth Stafford and daughter Maud visited Mrs. Carrie Garver. Miss Lou Edith Wimborough returns home for summer vacation from teaching in the west. Uncle Pete Clark is quite poorly.
North Adams resident Jacob Boyer entertained Vernon Pearson and family Romeo Henry and family E W Wallace and family and Mrs Emily McMurtry of Sheridan Sunday in Frankfort at the Herman venue.
The nine months old child of Dallas King and wife died Tuesday of stomach trouble. Burial at Spencer cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Elwood Hershman and family entertained at Sunday dinner. Granville Heughey and wife of Sheridan visited. Vernon and Paul Amos of Kempton stayed with sister Mrs. Edgar Warden and family last week. Evan Bray and wife of Noblesville and Everett Bray of Terre Haute visited last week and dined with E. W. Wallace family. Harry Haworth and family from Chicago visited E. W. Wallace. Edgar Warden and wife and son visited Kokomo with his parents. Ora Christy and family were guests of his parents. Romeo Henry entertained at dinner with Harry Haworth and wife and son Albert of Chicago. Alva Waggoner and family and Allen Linton spent the weekend in southern part of state visiting Everett Myers and family.
Vernon Ploughe and family of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests at the George Christy home, sharing a meal and fellowship.
E. B. Symons and W. M. Symons were dinner guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thistlethwaite.
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