Local Social Notes Point to Visits and Funerals
The item lists multiple visitors and hosts from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and New Jersey, plus church and lodge ties. It notes Free Martin's death and funeral at Drake church with Odd Fellows procession, and other local social movements including telephones dues, teaching staff changes, and trips to Michigan and Indianapolis. It also mentions fishing, harvests, and trips of families like Whitlocks, Camerons, and Martins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Whienus
Terre Itaute
Merlin
Charles Kiges
Terre Tfiure
Florence Cameron
Hale
New Jersey
Charles Maddox
Terre Haute
Cy Pierces
H.A. VanVieck
John McWhinney
Free Martin
Drake Church
O. M. Deal
George Fuson
Fred Wernz
Eolgar Strain
Albin Bicknell
Will Lester
R. G. Delfart
Odd Fellows of
Fairbanks Lodge
Will Harrison
Milam
West Union
Culeer
Will Versey
Marshall
Arm. Martin
Bethel Martin
Hardiesville
Tih
Charles Riggs
Edgar Thomson
Crawfordsville
Will Fuson
Local Obituaries and Burial Notices From Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs Clinton Johnson and children were in Terre Haute on Monday. Steve Lane of Scott City was buried at Pounds cemetery on Monday. Miss Ethel Butler of Vigo was the
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Medxine
Nause
Hind
Zedoc Piety
Michigan
E. Horner
Indianapolis
Robert Johnson
Merom
Free Martin
Drake Cemetery
Ed Scotter
Anna Lane
Walter DeBaim
Albert Hazelrigg
Terre Haute
John Simpson
Sullivan
Scott’s
John Johnson
Dugger
Otto Johnson
Elmer Holmes
Bicknell
Robert Harmon
Alonzo Hunt
Bend
O. M. Chambers
John C. Gross
Petoska
Mr. Gross
Clinton Johnson
Steve Lane
Scott City
Pounds Cemetery
Ethel Butler
Vigo
Food Administration runs in house restaurant in Washington
The Food Administration operates a restaurant within its building in Washington. It proposes modest menus with substitutions such as honey and syrups, corn meal bread, and potatoes or rice as staples. Beef appears only weekly in dishes like stews, with careful rationing of portions and pricing kept low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Washington
Suise
Flour Rulings Set For Sept. First 1278
Nation wide flour regulations announced by Herbert Hoover tighten substitutions for wheat flour and set ratios for alternative flours. The order permits mixtures including rice, oat, buckwheat, potato, and several other flours with wheat flour, and raises stock limits for millers and bakers to sixty days. Violations trigger penalties and fines across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo the &P
United States Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Wayne
Aek Bedicom
Evloshea
Rocers
Viasne
G. Barry Tolan
Adlen
Charles Cutilla
Andrew Cantina
Gary
J. Ross Cole
T. B. Templin
R. G. Parry
J. M. Jennings
North Manchester
J. D. Beck
Wabash
Scott Davis
Wabash County
Fragmented Report on Water Conditions and Town Fare
A garbled dispatch describes the Country of Little Water Alaska with mentions of land, water returns, and clothing in the rivers. It notes people seen “trogdinicg obec ciets” and rivers turning cold enough to freeze feet, with references to nearby sections and buicke or sifil ether seetions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csaukios
Nothing easier as Dun makes a pun on name
A well known humorist recalled a tale where a maimed gentleman named Dunlop challenged him to form a pun on his surname He quipped Lop off half and it is Dun illustrating swift wit in a playful exchange
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop
Joseph K. McClain
Catherine McGrew
Ithel Beatty
Shirley MivClain
Bevin McClain
Elwood McClain
Samuel Moore
James Moore
Emma Clarris
Bar Tleap
John Chaney
Sullivan County
Indiana
Uncle Eben on Flattery and Counterfeit Money
Uncle Eben compares a man who relies on flattery to one who engages in counterfeit money, illustrating caution in business dealings. The speech uses dialect to convey caution about deceit and manipulation in financial matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Carrs Visit Poynter Family During Florida Tour
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carr of St. Petersburg Florida visited Mr. and Mrs. P. Poynter here Thursday. They are driving through in a new touring car. Mr. Carr formerly lived here and is now manager of the St. Petersburg Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¢. Carr
St. Petersburg
Fla
P. Poynter
Mr. Carr
Printing services offered for small print runs
A local printer advertises low cost printing for letterheads statements wedding invitations and public sale bills with emphasis on quality work and affordability for small orders.
McAdoo Returns to Duty in Washington After Rest
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo resumes duties in Washington after two months in the West. He discusses tax plans with Ways and Means, reviews funding needs, and signals no fixed bond size yet. He relies on business sentiment and income earners as the nation backs war finance. The interview notes progress on tax proposals and potential bond terms pending committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
McAdoo
Wash- Ugio
Sapphur
Pirstey
Wilse Wm
O'Elock Amlichop Wilson
Treasury Department
Ways and Means
McAldco
United States
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Ben Posue
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Will Athen
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Lizzie Wirsell
MD Rias
Josephine DeBeaun
Alberiinai
Fairbanks
Riggs Clay Product Company
Don Herold
the Patriot
Trey
Harry E. Barnard
France
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Armour
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Lucas County
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Coney State
Pranwn J. Cheney
A. W. Glierson
Seab Notary
Chin
Te. Ziail
Othe Sullivan Circuit Cours
Seplewber Tera, Gade
Carrie M. McClain
Samuel Tivce SheClain
David Giles
Sullivan Circuit
John C. Chaney
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