Fragmentary Riff of Odd Bits and Tiny Tales
A disjointed collection of phrases and mini anecdotes. It mentions marriage, aviation, fish walking, a tongue twister about a fly and flea, silk stockings, a dry goods store, a bathing beach, rolling stones, and a vague reference to Darwin Illinois. No coherent event or person dominates the text.
Father Goose Rhymes and Miscellany Snippet
A collage of nursery verse riffs and humorous observations on modern life. References include Jack Spratt tales, Old Mother Hubbard, and playful musings on fashion, social norms, and everyday sayings. An aside notes a campaign broadcast from Graysville and a paint up effort.
Climbs to Top in Musical World
Karolyn Wells Bassett from New York State rises as a leading American musician before turning 20. She is praised for a coloratura-soprano voice and as a composer whose works are performed by Anna Case Melba Steinbrecher Blanch DaCosta. Notable pieces include The Icicle Take for House Little Brown Baby and Pebeoo Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Karolyn Wells Bassett
America
Anna Case
Melba Steinbrecher
Blanch DaCosta
Local families take two week motor trip through New England
Dr. and Mrs. Crowder and Dr. Billman led a large group returning Saturday from a two week motor tour of the New England States. The party included many residents from Sullivan Merom Shelburn and nearby towns with the honor guest Miss Weir bound for teaching in Glennville this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK. Crowder
J. M. Billman
New England States
Alice Asbury
Terre Haute
Richard V. Johnson
Walline
Naomi
Mary Ladd
Irne Raley
James Raley
Harry Shaw
Merom
Ed Weir
Raymond Waidner
Emmett Thornberry
Marjorie
James Woodard
Shelburn
Miss Weir
Picnic in Visitor's Honor for Miss Martha Weir
A farewell dinner and picnic at Merom Bluff celebrated Miss Martha Weir of Glennville Georgia who spent weeks with Sullivan county relatives. The event featured reminiscences games music and Kodak pictures with many Weir Burnett Medsker and related families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Weir
Glennville
Sullivan County
Merom Bluff
Walter Weir
Nate Weir
Alex Raley
Harold
Walter BeSteele
Doorthy
Max
Eugene
Raymond
Wm. E. Burnett
Julia
Herbert Burnett
Win Wilkey
Sypren
Carl
Myrl
Hester
Enid
John Burnett
William Johnson
Ruth
Mary Medsker
Archie Nowlin
Helen Cushman
Max Burke
Eugene Medsker
Various Local Ads and Notices from Shelburn Indiana
Classified items include music lessons at W. O. W. hall by Russell A. Boles in Shelby County, job training in Morse and Telegraphy for railroad and telegraph companies, sale and rental of farm property in Fairbanks township and Hymera area, hospital staffing notices for Indianapolis Central Hospital for the Insane, a corn sale in Carlisle, and a Boone graveyard work meeting with supplies listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Wireless
Dodge Telegraph Institute
Monroe Street
Valparaiso
Indiana
Central Hospital For Insane
Indianapolis
Ind
George F. Edenharter
Fairbanks
H. J. Hamilton
R. J
Shelburn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carpenter Studio
Dougherty & Walters Drug Store
North Side Square
KODAK
Soar Io
Mr. Bryan
Darwin, Illinois
Maxwell-Brown
Father Goose
Jack Spratt
Mrs. Spratt
Diddle
Adam
Eve
Garden of Eden
Graysville
Oltha R.c
Schloot-Gordon Furniture CO
South Side Square
And
Eastor
Springer- sr-Gouckenour
Pauline Plew
Charles Thornberry
Cora
William Clemens
Smith Reynolds
Charles Ladd
Bobby Ladd
Chicago
Clyde Weir
Gerald and
Milburn
Harold Weir
Tom Webb
Chas
Juanita
Alice
Elizabeth
Carl French
Lois
Jack
Wilma
J. A. Bates
Roxie
Wim
Alfred Brokaw
Carl Houpt
Sullivan
Tom Carruthers
Puprel
Auiatica
H. L. Ramsey Chiropractor
C-E-Fisher
Optometrists
Seitz
Jewelry
Russell A. Boles
Citizens Trust
G. W. Fank
Carlisle
Hymera
William Hood
R. R. A. Shelburn
Boone
Boswell Auto Sales
Ford—Fordson
Carlisle, Ind
Boswell