Local News Roundup from Kingsley and Nearby Areas
Fred Wernz recovered his stolen Overland in Terre Haute. Farmers report light corn yields with crop damage noted. Townspeople attended multiple funerals including James Pound in Fairbanks and a Kingsley service for a child. local families hosted visitors and shared Sunday meals.
Graysville Community Hears Social And Religious News
The Graysville column notes tropical rains, floral church decorations by Mrs Kern Medsker and Miss Alice Borders, and a lively auction last week. It reports a Mann Grove Sunday School Association public sale, discusses disbandment due to war timber removals, and mentions a $100 plus refreshment stand project. It covers a Hallowe en social at the school building with a masked contest and a drivers versus businessmen basketball game, plus Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans and a saxophone quartet lecture. It closes with Carlisle visitors at the Christian church and a call for Sunday school attendance, ending with Mr Charles E Thomas returning from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern Medsker
Alice Borders
Col
W. W. Watson
Mann Grove Sunday School Association
Sullivan County
Bruce Coppage
Walter Weir
Frank Bruner
Rev. L. L. Johnson
Claude Thompson
O. P. Badger
Harold Setzer
Homer Daniels
Roscoe Joseph
Frank Badger
Clyde Brown
Clint Harris
Daniels
Rubes
Crow
Graysville
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Charles Riggs
Kingsley Church
Lena Johnson
Elsie Burton
Frances Burton
Grace Whitlock
Mariah Shields
Joanna Medsker
Jessie Harrison
Cornelia Dickerson
Davie Riggs
Emma Gaston
Mary E. Bailey
Hattie Cushman
Bessie Bruner
Glenn Vail
Iva Drake
Mary Foutz
Carlisle
Christian Church
Chas. E. Thomas
Indianapolis
Local social notes and events from town and surroundings
Merom and Mrs Jerry Wilson hosted relatives in Middle town. Harold Weir hosted a Halloween party with costumes and stunts. Mrs Ernest Borroughs visits Chicago son Luther Borroughs. M E Church Ladies Aid held a successful oyster supper. Bonnie Milam has been ill. Mrs Webb Milam taught in her absence. Arthur Pifer and family visited Winfred Reed. Rena Dudley and Bertha Alexander visited Mrs Josephine Milam. D L Willett of Winamac visited F H Johnson. Roy Coyner hosted an informal Halloween party. Vanclere family from Farmersburg visited. Shaw families and Ed Hoseman went to Sullivan. Bede Johnson visiting Solsberry. Ralph and Roscoe Daugherty from Clinton weekend with parents. I O O F and Rebekahs held masquerade at their hall. W C T U program at M E church. Charles Davis family of Hymera spent time with Webb Milam. Carl Daniels Lex Arnett Ben Heilman Earl Berry did business in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Wilson
Middletown
Harold Weir
Ernest Borroughs
Chicago
Luther Borroughs
M. E. Church
Bonnie Milam
Webb Milam
Arthur Pifer
Winfred Reed
Rena Dudley
Bertha Alexander
Josephine Milam
D. L. Willett
Winemac
F. H. Johnson
Roy Coyner
Vanclere
Farmersburg
Harry Shaw
Martha Shaw
Ed Hoseman
Sullivan
Bede Johnson
Solsberry
Ford Johnson
Charles Davis
Hymera
Carl Daniels
Lex Arnett
Ben Heilman
Earl Berry
Terre Haute
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to restore normal conditions
The ad explains catarrh worsens when run down and that Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts as a tonic and blood purifier through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. It offers circulars free and lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as the source.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Social Rounds Report From Big Springs
Rain persists as residents travel and visit. Tom Mann and wife saw Emer son Watson Sunday afternoon. Ella Eno and Josie Eno visited Sullivan on Thursday. Mrs Mann Harvey Bicknell and mother toured Shades Sunday. John Greene and wife in Old York Sunday. Lola Lisman of Sullivan visited here over Sunday. Ransom Burke had scarlet fever last week. Prof S E Hatten of Merom made her annual visit with Mrs Warren Watson. Tom Medsker E C Eno and Jerome Weese in Sullivan.
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Tom Mann
Emerson Watson
Ella
Josie Eno
Sullivan
S. E. Hatten
Merom
Warren Watson
Tom Medsker
E. C. ‘Eno
Jerome Weese
Ray Watson
Bement
Ill
William Springer and Son
C. E. Watson
Death of Francis Garrett Osburn in Kingsley Memorial Church
Mr and Mrs Garrett Osburn mourn the loss of their blue eyed son Francis Garrett on October 31. Funeral services were held at Kingsley Memorial church with burial at Pogue cemetery, followed by a poem written by Rev L L Johnson read at the service. The couple thanks friends for support during the sickness and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Osburn
Kingsley
L. L. Johnson
Kingsley Quartette
Pogue
Fairbanks
Heavenly Kingdom
Francis Garrett
Earth
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingsley Memorial Church
Rev
Pogue Cemetery
Rev. Johnson
Osburn
Francis
Rémai
Did It Seem That Long Santa Cruz News
A humorous remark recalls aging and marriage longevity as quoted by the Boston Transcript. The line highlights a speaker reflecting on the passage of time with wit and historical newspaper cadence.
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Santa Cruz News
Boston Transcript
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