Indianapolis visitors and Indiana farm interest group
Eagletown notices weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hughes of Indianapolis visiting O. J. Tracy and wife. Basil Gilpin and children of Westfield spent Sunday with J. R. Gilpin and wife. J. C. Barker of California is in Indiana with granddaughter Alice Fern Clark to manage farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hughes
Indianapolis
O. J. Tracy
Basil Gilpin
Westfield
J. R. Gilpin
J. C. Barker
California
Child's Wash Suits at Bargain Prices
Plan and combination color wash suits offered with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3.56 dollars. Market listings emphasize quality and value for children's apparel.
Local families visit and attend meeting in Westfield
Mr and Mrs John Davis of Greencastle and Arthur Pitts with family visited John Davis and wife. A large number from this place attended the K K K meeting at Westfield last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Greencastle
Arthur Pitts
Westfield
Local Social Visits Across Mohawk Valley
Residents from Jay to Ekin exchanged Sunday and Monday calls and meals. Families linked by neighbors such as Bauer, Briles, Allen, Stagg, and Neal gathered for visits and church dinners while farm work and home tasks continued in the area.
Social Visit Notes From Northfield and Lebanon
Northfield residents Gg. W. Baker and family from Indianapolis spent Saturday night and Sunday with French Laughner and wife. Mrs. Dessie Laughner accompanied them home for a short visit. Charley Curnutt and family and James Curnutt and wife were Sunday guests of Charles Laflin and family near Lebanon. Miss Doris Curnutt stayed a few days with her sister, Mrs. Callin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gg. W. Baker
Indianapolis
French Laughner
Dessie Laughner
Charley Curnutt
James Curnutt
Charles Laflin
Lebanon
Doris Curnutt
Callin
Local Families Attend Surprise Dinner and Sunday Visits
Tom Kouns and family attended a surprise dinner on Ernest Essex Sunday. Bennie Hicks spent a few days early this week with his sister Mrs. Emery Kouns and family. Clarence Bender and family of Lebanon with Mrs. Mary Bender and Nerva Woodruff of Jolietville visited F. W. Stevens and family Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Baker and daughter Mildred Jene spent Sunday night with her parents, Will Mace Dock Belmy and wife of Indianapolis visited Sunday with Will Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kouns
Ernest Essex
Bennie Hicks
Emery Kouns
Clarence Bender
Lebanon
Mary Bender
Nerva Woodruff
Jolietville
F. W. Stevens
Lester Baker
Mildred Jene
Will Mace
Dock Belmy
Indianapolis
Funeral Held for Lon Taylor in Hortonville
Lon Taylor beneficiary of Hortonville community laid to rest at M F church Wednesday at 10. Highly respected, he leaves a void in church and social life. Families of Macy, Bowman, Edwards, Fouch, Pouch, Goins, Davis shared Sunday gatherings. Mrs Jones’s children celebrated her birthday with a gathering at home. Moore family and Susie Maevre’s household joined a woods dinner Sunday. Hinshaw ill recently. Osborne and charity visited the Hinshaw home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Taylor
M. F. Ccturch
Taylor
Lawrence Macy
Walter Bowman
Walter Fidwards
Orvie Fouch
John Pouch
Joe Goins
Clarence Davis
Sarah Jane Jones
W.O A. Moore
Susie Maevre
Lant Sumner
Prancis Hinshaw
Alva Osborne
Arity
Francis Rinshaw
Social and medical notes from a small town column
Mrs. Sarah Christy and daughter Cleo hosted the Missionary Circle of Hills church with about fifteen attendees. Visitors included Fred Slater, Walter Alexander and relatives. Ide Drake of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs. Cora Slater. Lola Gipson visited her mother Mrs. Amos. Val Walker, Henry Wood and spouses visited Mrs. Dent Little. C. E. Wimborough in Mayo Bros. hospital reports clearance from exams and plans goitre operation. Ray Reese children ill with measles. A Saturday hail storm damaged crops south of town, oats and wheat beaten, garious ruined, corn stands poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Christy
Cleo
Missionary Circle
Hills Church
Fred Slater
Walter Alexander
Frankton
Ide Drake
Indianapolis
Cora Slater
Lola Gipson
Near Sheridan
Tnd Amos
Val Walker
Henry Wood
Dent Little
Here
Garious
Sunday Socials Reach Big Springs Area Notes
Big Springs residents Mr. and Mrs. Ploud Anderson and daughter Frances Louise visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seeright with Frances staying a week at her grandparents Add Higbee. Other gatherings include Chas Paddock and wife at C. C. Barker’s, Clark Paddneck family at Willie Clark’s, and the Parr families from Indianapolis dining with Nelson Parr. Hazel Stroud of Indianapolis visits Miss Mollie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploud Anderson
Frances Louise
Clint Huntzinger
Greentown
Harry Seeright
Anderson
Add Higbee
Chas. Paddock
C. C. Barker
Clark Paddneck
Willie Clark
Lowell Parr
Indianapolis
Lester Par
Local Socials and Visiting Guests Reported
Miss Ina Wallace invited Miss Eva Evans for Thursday afternoon. John Sedwick and Mrs Hattie Wallace visited George Wright Friday. Saturday dinner guests included Vance Wallace Adolph Timmons Oscar Wallace and families. Lucile Dorothy Walker stayed with William Smith over the weekend. Sunday visitors included Minnie Walker Jewel Leon Frank Eva and the Smiths. Mrs H Bercaw spent Monday with her daughter Mrs John Mutchler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Wallace
Eva Evans
John Sedwick
Hattie Wallace
George Wright
Vance Wallace
Near
Fishers Station
Adolph Timmons
Near Clarkshill
Oscar Wallace
Near Forest
Lucile
Dorothy Walker
William Smith
Minnie Walker
Jewel
Leon
Frank Evans
Eva
Frank Smith
H. Bercaw
John Mutchler
Local Social Visits and Hospital Update
Mrs Mina Dunn Carl Wallace and Leon Wallace called on Mrs Edith Thompson and son Archie Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Laura Ogle and children called on Bethel Ricketts and family Friday night. Mrs Ida King Myr and Mrs George King and Mabel and Doyle Noe motored to Indianapolis Sunday afternoon and spent the evening with Mrs Roy Noe who was operated on last Thursday at Eastman hospital. Mrs Noe is improving slowly. Mr and Mrs John Timmons entertained Saturday night and Sunday Mr and Mrs Jeff Timmons Mrs Timmons and granddaughter and Harve McNulty. Mr and Mrs George Climmons spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Wright and children. C P Walker and son Clark were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Bernard Walker and children. Winifred Johnson spent Tuesday at the home of her grandfather C P Walker. Mrs Minnie Walker and daughter Eva and Taylor Johnson motored to Indianapolis Tuesday and spent the day with Clyde Johnson who has been at the hospital for the last two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Dunn
Carl Wallace
Leon Wallace
Edith Thompson
Archie
Laura Ogle
Bethel Ricketts
Ida King
Myr
George King
Mabel
Doyle Noe
Indianapolis
Roy Noe
Eastman Hospital
Noe
John Timmons
Jeff Timmons
Timmons
Harve McNulty
George Climmons
John Wright
C. P. Walker
Clark
Bernard Walker
Winifred Johnson
Minnie Walker
Eva
Taylor Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Live Stock Markets Reported Across Cities on June 29 1928
Indianapolis gains show hogs 10500 head 20c lower to 7.25. Cattle slow with 700 head dull. Calves 10c down. Chicago reports 46000 hogs 12.00 over. cattle 9000. Sheep 10000. Buffalo lists hogs 20 cars at 7.90 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lower
Chicaca
Homs
Ile
Buffalo
Proverbial Family Friction Over Dresses Sparks Tension
In a reflection on heaven and hell a speaker notes a profiteer’s denial of moral reversal while a father frustrates over his daughter’s evolving dresses. The narrator portrays a stubborn dad never satisfied with anything, highlighting family strife and modest melodrama.
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Heaven
Hell
Dad
Pursue many hobbies to gain broader understanding
The text urges trying multiple hobbies and advancing to mastery of each. It contrasts the idea that patience yields all with the reality that many people never pause to learn, suggesting a need to explore and practice beyond imagined perfection.
Sheridan News and Ohio Farmer One Year For Sale
Sheridan News and Ohio Farmer each offer a one year subscription option for local readers. Both publications present coverage of regional news and farm reporting with pricing details in promotional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan News
Ohio Farmer
Brighten Eyes Promise From Laveptik Wash Ad
An old advertisement touts Laveptik eye wash claiming to brighten eyes in a week. It suggests ingredients like camphor hydrastis and witch hazel and offers a free aluminum eye device from Elliott's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott’s Drug Store
Sunday School Baseball Rivalry Ends In Decisive Win
Eighteen to five, the Chris’an Church Jr Sunday school team defeated Terhune church at Compton’s park on Wednesday. The series stands two wins each with one game left to decide the winner. Lisle Wallace coaches and manages the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris‘4an Churen Jr
Terhune Church
Compton’s Park
Sheridar
Thirtieth Street Church
Indianapolis
Lisle Wallace
Insurance ad promises help with troubles before they occur
An old style insurance office advertises six day week availability to discuss and advise on insurance problems. It stresses rapid fires and accidents can happen in moments, urges readers to insure today, and lists contact details for W S McMurtry representing Insurance Company of North America and references to The Aetna and other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. McMurtry
Insurance Company of
North America
American Fire and Marine Insurance Company
New York
America
Aetna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagletown
Palm Beach
Ceol Cleavik
Child's Wash
Athletic Unions Bb. V. D
Wea
Collins
Indiana Condensed Milk Co
Sheridan
Mohawk Valley
Fred Bauer
Jay
George Bauer
Ralph Manley
Sharon
Kansas
Arthur Haworth
John Briles
Chas
Aller
Ben Harrison
Allen
Len Harrison
Glen Neal
A. L. Stagg
Tiss Stuart
Henry Briles
Neal
Indianapols
Tom Brown
Ekin
Homer McCarman
Clarence Beery
Walter Carey
Cecil Stewart
Homer Beery
Wilma Louise Neal
Ben Hartixen
Belle Hinshaw
Northfield
Hortonville
Pickard
Big Springs
Sheridan Markets
Belgie
Ernie
News Office
U.S
Roland Griffin
Indiana
First Joint Stock Land Bank
Dayton, C
A. L. Bennett
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