Social round of visits and a summer wedding notice
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits across Indiana towns includes many families from Lebannon Lafayette Indianapolis and Cicero. The item notes Katherine Hoff man and D E Akers wedding set for June 14 and identifies Akers as a Hammond department store manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Harris
W. M. Robbins
Fred Sedwick
J. O. Hendricks
F. Eberwein
Cecil McCarty
Lewis Sherley
Lebanon
Ed Rouse
W. M. Wiles
Taq Foypris
Arthur Barker
Samuel Barker
Will Rhodes
Noblesville
Jess Davids
Charles Grant
Katherine Hoffman
D. E. Akers
Akers
Hammond
Indiana
Cape Lanham and Family
Cicero Mendenhall
Dave Ford
A. W. Timmons
E. B. Timmons
Dee Timmons
Roscoe Bragg Peastily
Mr . Champ
Th O- Bragg
Re Elects Old Officers at American State Bank Meeting
The American State Bank, five years old June 17 1914, held its fifth annual stockholders meeting with strong turnout. The old board including John H Cox John M Haughey Homer Stahl Jesse Raines Late Stultz Dora Cutts and Eber C Gregg was reelected. John H Cox remains president John M Haughey vice president Claude H Goff cashier and Donald Kercheval book-keeper. The bank paid its usual semi annual 8 percent dividend and added to the surplus fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American State Bank
John H. Cox
John M. Haughey
Homer Stahl
Jesse Raines
Stultz
Dora Cutts
Eber C. Gregg
Social Visit and Dinner Gatherings Across Indianapolis and Surrounding Towns
A long list of Saturday and Sunday visits and dinners features Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whitinger and Mrs. A B Stephenson in Indianapolis, with many relatives and friends from Noblesville, Tipton, Lebanon, Westfield, and surrounding areas. Notables include Major Ed Jackson, Judge Cloe, and numerous families visiting or hosting, plus several residents attending family events and hospital stays during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Benson
Riley Benson
Ruth Benson
Fred Howarth
Colfax
Ted McKinney
van McKinney
G. W. Burton
Lewis Ricketts
Fred
Robert Ricketts
Spencer Ogle
R. M. Alderson
Ray
Sharpsville
Jesse Davids
Grover Dunn
Cicero Truman Dunn
James Lewis
Lafayette
Lettie Dunn
Roy Wilson
Paul Eudaly
E. M. Branson
Charles Ringer
John Harper
Ella Fox
Tipton
A. J. Fox
W.L. Wair
Indianapolis
O. W. Haworth
Jessie Holmes
Lester Holmes
Carmel
Nathan Mundy
Bethel Luttrell
Horton
Hiram Holmes
Horn
Frankfort
Ernest Fristoe
Fern Branson
Terre Haute
Pauline Moore
Chloe Bannon
Ina May Boyer
Stella Wywoods
Atlee Stevenson
Charles Sheldron
Fern
J. M. Woods
Amos Gaddis
John Gaddis
N. E. Boyer
Leander Boyer
Ray Reese
Anderson
W. E. Wilson
H. B. Wiles
Jess Wile
Lewis Wiles
Wiles
Charles Spea
George Dispenette
W. L. Vair
Ed Foster
Albert Newlan
New Hopewell
Eunice Branson
Glen Whitinger
A. B. Stephenson
Helen Smith
Mildred Jackson
Florence Colby
Mary Harbaugh
Lena Kercheval
Irene Remsen
Rosemary
Elizabeth Bradfield
John Mendenhall
W. M. Pickett
Ed Jackson
Judge Cloe
Noblesville
Chester Spencer
Fred Cline
Ernest Loper
Chas. Reese
Seymour
A. B
S. H. Cox
Anna Lippard
Dollie Chasteen
N. Cox
H. A. Eudaly
J. P. Davis
Harry Waitt
Milton Hiatt
Tima Metz
Worth Hiatt
Elijah Jay
Dora Robbins
L. H. Ross
Reita Ross
Atlanta
Mildred
Florence
Harold
Stanley Ross
Dr. Ross
Boxley
George Pickett
E. W. Myers
Carl Rise
Will Rhodes
Lada Kraus
Albert Good
M. M. Barker
Richard
Robert MecKinzie
J. B. Johnson
Baby
C. M. Fausett
Morris Loober
Broad Ripple
Asher Cox
Presley Newby
W. G. Newby
Willis Sparrow
Lynn Sparrow
Marvy
Harry
Roe Brandenburg
J. M. Wood
Blanche Curry
Merrill Ogle
Clarence Ogle
Mattie Cox
Ada
Virginia
Cecil Copeland
Freda
Alma Barker
Robert Wilson
Chas. Copeland
T. &. Spencer
Cows Need Large Water Intake For Milk Production
Heavy milk cows producing about 25 pounds daily require roughly 75 pounds of water or more each day with records of cows drinking over 300 pounds. Water supports milk formation and digestion of large roughage intake. Troughs should stay clean and sheltered from weather extremes.
F F Club Meets At Weltha Johnson Home
The F F club met at Weltha Johnson’s Thursday afternoon with a player piano providing music. After elections of officers Anna May Timmons was named president Florence Durion treasurer and Helen Vogg corresponding secretary. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F
Weltha Johnson
Anna May Timmons
Y Treas
Lorence Durion
Sec’y
Helen Vogg
Notice to settle debts at A Smith and Co
Those owing A Smith and Co will be asked to settle promptly as we close our books. Books are available at Sheri dan Milling Co on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith & Co
Sheridan Milling Co
South Main Street
Campbell's Creek Coal On Demand For Winter Burns
G H Palmer urges coal buyers to place orders now for Campbell's Creek coal before prices rise later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s Creek
G. H. Palmer
Town cleans up alleys and lots during June 23 to 28
The Town Board designates June 23 to 28 as clean up week. All alleys and lots must be weeded and cleaned. unpaid work will be charged to property owners. W. F. Fisher, Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Fisher
Schumacher and Big Q Dairy Feed Arrives at Farmers Co Operative
Farmers Co-Operative Company reports receipt of a quantity of Schumacher and Big Q Dairy Feed now in stock for local farmers. The delivery adds to farm supply offerings and supports dairy operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumacher
Big Q
Farmers Co-Operative Company
Ragapple Sires Record at Cabana Stock Farm Sale
Ragapple the two year old Holstein bull sold for 125000 at Buffalo dispersal sale, the highest sire price on record. Buyer is Robert E. Pointer of Detroit Michigan. Also notable, Fairview Mata the cow sold for 35000 to John T Shanahan of Buffalo, producing 47.11 pounds of milk daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragapple
Oliver Cabana Jr
Buffalo
Robert E. Pointer
Detroit
Mich
John T. Shanahan
Doctor Fristoe Away Ten Days In June
For ten days beginning June 21 Dr. R H Fristoe will be out of town. Those needing glasses are advised to plan accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.h.fristoe
Dog Aids Cows But Fright Lowers Milk Yield
The text notes that using a dog to guide cows to the barn increases labor and fear. This fear caused by the dog tends to reduce the maximum milk and butter-fat output.
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