Miscellaneous Local Snippets From The Paper
Readable items include social musings on women's dress and mistaken judgments, a note on nineteen Chicago excursion tickets sold, questions about a pickle factory, references to frost and corn crops, a Bible verse inquiry, a suggestion to curb chicken and truck thieves, street improvements and sewer work on Main Street, a Post Office ruling allowing cremated bodies to be mailed, and skepticism about its impact on postal receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madden
Banner Natural Preserving Process Claims Long Shelf Life
Advertises a preserving method for meats vegetables berries butter eggs poultry fish and more claiming natural form and flavor retained for any length. Promotes easy handling and significant family savings with agents wanted to sell territory and receipts, addressing John L. Sausjaman R F D 2 Olaypool Indiana.
Warsaw Claypool Notes and Local Happenings
Gentry items report residents visiting Warsaw and Claypool, sales by Miller Bros, family visits, a drive to Warsaw, and remarks on a band concert. Local business, farming, and transportation notes highlight apples, coats, steel ranges, and shifts in staff at the railroad. A polemic on school attendance ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Bros
Will Beber
Warsaw
Claypool
Olly Township Sunday School Convention at Mt Pleasant
Reminder that the Olly Township Sunday School Convention will be held at Mt Pleasant next Sunday. Preparations are underway to ensure a day of progress and benefit for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly Township
Mt. Pleasant
Dewsese to Longcliff Asylum Move Urged by Local Medical Fraternity
Local medical men decided to remove Mrs. Dewsese to an asylum as soon as possible. Preparations were made and she was taken to Longcliff on Friday of last week. The community expresses sorrow and extends sympathy to the husband, noting no home aid was available.
Ladies Host Dinner After Comfort Knotting Party
Mesdames Anna Whittenberger and Emma Hollowell entertained numerous lady friends at their country home last Tuesday. After a jolly time knotting comforts they served a fine dinner where several gentlemen friends joined Mr. Whittenberger in the meal, as the ladies were too tired to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Whittenberger
Emma Hollowell
Whittenberger
Local notes reveal town life and events in Packerton
A stream of short items covers visits and travel from Packerton area, with names like A J Whittenberger and Mabel Kinsey, plus local business notes on advertising, a Packerton livestock sale, a notable death near town, and casual commentary on youth, manners, and local industry.
Dentist Bert Vangilder Leaves for Indianapolis Course
The note announces the departure of Bert Vangilder, a lively and hustling dentist, who will finish a professional course in Indianapolis in a few days. The article offers good wishes for his future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Leighty
J. E. Deaton
Bert Vangilder
Indianapolis
Scaffold Fall Hurts Workmen But No Serious Injuries
Monday afternoon O A Knoop and Garvey Wilson were shingling a house when the scaffold collapsed, tossing them about fifteen feet. Knoop sustained injuries while Wilson escaped with only a scare and a shakeup.
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O. A. Knoop
Garvey Wilson
Mr. Knoop
Wilson
Local Lodges Enjoy Grand Ball With Refreshments
Lodge entertainment for Estella Bloom and Oma Mi near entertained the I. O. O. F. and Rebekah Lodges at a beautiful ball Friday evening. Guests were treated to elaborate refreshments and a grand good time. The ladies known for making crowds pleasant received compliments from all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Bloom
Oma Minear
Rebekah
Mastodon Bone Found On B Pophams Farm
During ditch clearing on B Pophams farm this week Hank Bloom and Mahlon Rhodes unearthed mastodon bone remains at six feet depth. They recovered a rib about four feet long and a shoulder blade fragment eighteen inches wide. length of the blade could not be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Bloom
Mahlon Rhodes
B.popham
Electric Line Right of Way Secured Through Monroe Township
G A Tibbits reports the right of way for the electric line from Wabash to Urbana via North Manchester Liberty Mills Sidney Packerton to Winona is secured on four remaining farms. The route effectively excludes Claypool from the project for years though it could have been routed through Claypool with citizen effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tibbitts
W. W. Linn
Mr.Linn
Monroe Township
Mr. Tibbits
Wabash
Urbana
North Manchester
Liberty Mills
Sidney
Packerton
Winona
Claypool
Reccegp Becomes Preferred Gift Over Letter Among Friends
A recent trend shows Reccegp preferred to letters for sending messages to friends. The compact format offers quick sharing and clearer reception than traditional correspondence.
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Frost
Chicago
Pen
John L. Sausjaman
Olaypool, Indiana
Gclavrool and
Clay Township
R. Gresso
Reuben Grisso
Erbca Shipley
A. J. Sands
Grandma Worley
Monroe Rhodes
Warsen
Liddie Dentzer
Anna Jameson
Winnie Worley
Fay Newby
A.B. Ingall and Son
Jud Babcock
Silver Lake
Ottie Wilson
J. $. Metzger
Onyx
Jake Shultz
O. O. Wise
M. P. Sholty
Yellow Lake
G. W. Shipley
A. B. Ingiis
Country
A. G. Mack
Mortimer
Leithman
Charles Leiter
Elkhart
A. B. Ervin
J. M. Lash
Joe Warner
W. Linn
John Morley
John Boggs
John Shultz
Johnnie
Willard Burker
South Bend
Ligonier
E. E. Haworth
Clarence Ball
Cavin Ball
Mollie Baigh
Ina Miller
Ketchum
Alaska
Michigan
Vira Jameson
Mr. Ketchum
Ind
Sgrocery
Nicerrand
Smith & Pearson
Longcliff
F. M. Downing
Claypool, Ind
J. P. Thoma Puiiding
HW. W. C. Garman
LaprEs
W. A. Swihart
Silver Lake, Ind
A. J. Whittenberger
Akron
J. A. Oauffman
Frank Long
Mabel Kinsey
Mae Wise
Mrs. Knoop
Joe Garvin
Howard and
Charles
Mrs. Wilson
L. T. Wilson
D. W. Parker
W. W. Johnsons
Jess Yockey
Curt Swineford
W W. Worley
Charles Kuhn
Lillian McDonald
Plymouth
Lake Township
Shulth
Mell Minear
Marion Hiser
Marvin Leedy
Charles Norris
Thedford
Sarah. B. Shirfield
Ellettsville
BLACK
A. M. Chant
Sneads Ferry
N.C
Lodge Entertainment
Ayer
Taree
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