Local Social and Visiting News Highlights County
Mrs. Ralph Easter plans a Hillsboro departure after two months visiting friends and relatives in the county. Roy McClenahan, from Los Angeles, returns home after visiting J A McClananhan and others in Fothersburg. Eastern Star hosts grand officers including Mae Reeves and Clyde Bennett. Langworthy travels from San Diego for a 26 year reunion with relatives. Several families attend Dr Ira L Turman’s funeral in Cynthiana.
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Ralph Easter
Iva Willis
Hillsboro
Ore
Roy McClenahan
Los Angeles
California
J. A. McClanahan
Fothersburg
Avat
James Ferree
Centralis
Fil
Melvin Bedwell
Jefferson Township
Marine Hospital
Evansville
Sullivan County
Order of Eastern Star
Mae Reeves
Princeton
Clyde Bennett
New Goshen
Georgia Bardsley
Shelburn
Ralph W. Langworth
Tuscon
Arizona
Estella Langworthy
San Diego
Eau Clair
Wisconsin
Will G. Riggs
Ed J. Turman
Ross Turman
Guy Cushman
Graysville
Cynthiana
Ira L. Turman
Riggs
Cushman
Ed Turman
J. B. Mullane
Joseph W. Mullane
Indianapolis
Price Mullane
Columbus
Ohio
Dan F
George Pinkston
Sullivan
Paul Colvin
Roy Colvin
Bobby Bowen Johnson
Elliott Bowen
Murray Bragdon
Ralph Bragdon
Cynthiana, Inc
Walter Morgan
Cincinnati
C. Cox
Near New Lebanon
Wanterson Borroughs
Ernest Borroughs
Miriam Casserly
Porto Rico
F. H. Johnson
Bonnie Milam
Bert Arnett
Ed Hoesman
Harry Shaw
Martha Shaw
Ab Gray
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Ruth Hallet
Blaker
Simon Bennett
Big Springs Church
Willard Winegar
Merom
Leo Arnett
Wilbur Coyner
Mervin St. Clair
Woodworth
Tokio
Japan
Woodworths
Charles Arnett
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises 40 Year Use
For over four decades Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been promoted as effective for catarrh. The kit includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to reduce mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
New Suits and Divorces in County Courts
Andrew Muir Jr and Ethel Muir divorce action. Nannie May Alumbaugh seeks divorce alimony and support from Arthur H. Alumbaugh. Mayme Snyder Woodard guardianship petition to sell Woodard real estate. Esther Evyline Jackson and others guardianship matter with sale petition. Lou Tucker sues Mabel Hoesman for damages. Virgil May sues Ira E Watson for damages. Merritt Ladson sues Hosea Bedswell to foreclose garage lien. Ed Turman and William G. Riggs sue Charles C. Brown on note and account.
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Andrew Muir, Jr
Ethel May Muir
Nannie May Alumbaugh
Arthur H. Alumbaugh
Mayme Snyder Woodard
William T. Woodard
Josephine Woodard
Guardian
Esther Evyline Jackson
Marion Everett Jackson
Charles Robert Jackson
Estella Nash Jackson
Lucy Jane Nash
Thomas B. Nash
Charles T. Jackson
Lou Tucker
Mabel Hoesman
Virgil May
Ira E. Watson
Merritt Ladson
Hosea Bedswell
Ed Turman
William G. Riggs
Charles C. Brown
Queen to a Busy Bee One Hundred Thousand Eggs
A queen bee lays about one hundred thousand eggs in a single season, a feat illustrating the prolific reproductive capacity of honeybees. The colony relies on the queen for continuous egg production to sustain brood and colony growth.
Hadden Name Confusion Triggers Trustee Calls
A Hamilton township trustee mix up due to similar names causes numerous calls to the office. Mil got many inquiries about duties, dog tax, roads, and school business, and clarified he was not a Democrat. The column mixes political jabs and humorous bits with local notes and ads.
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Nanes Hadden
Hadden
Hamilton Township
A. Hadden
A. J. Hadden
M. A
Mil
Bride Prepares Home as Enchanting Paradise in Kansas Notice
A Kansas wedding notice extols the bride as wonderful and fascinating with a joyous spirit and pure heart likely to make her husband’s home a paradise. The piece also comments wryly on fashion, flappers, and social trends, ending with a quip about Coroner Botts.
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Kansas
Local family and community notices from Merom area
The column lists visits and greetings among Harliss Berry and related families, plus numerous social calls. It notes the death of Jack Thompson, illness updates, lodge activities, and regional travel from Terre Haute Sullivan and Indianapolis through Merom and nearby towns. It mentions a Burnett family reunion on the bluff and a Japan earthquake update for Missionaries Woodworth.
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Tom Harliss
M. H. Berry
Bert Harliss
Earl
Joliet
M.H. Berry
E. W. Berry
Jack Malcolm
Raymond Thompson
Jack
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bertha Boone
Josephine Milam
Charles Milam
Sullivan
C. Clerk
Theadorn
New Lebanon
John Mason
Jack Edwards
Maverick Hancock
Harold Mahan
Tom Sparks
Clyde Sims
Sutton
Argus
Ind
Drue Thornton
Don Heupt
Hutsonville
Joseph Breisbois
Francis Joseph
Elizabeth Hatten
Washington, D. C
Evelyn
Matthew
John Stone
Stoy, Til
Will McClain
Terre Haute
Alice McClain
Gertrude Hammond
Arminta Stoddard
Hatten
Roy Coyner
Max Daugherty
Whiting
Tom Burton
Ray Burton
Carleton Pinkston
Delmar
Wesley Bates
Burnett
Ekimmundy
Surprise birthday gathering honors IOOF initiates home
A man returning from an I O O F initiation Saturday evening found friends and neighbors gathered to surprise him and remind him of his birth anniversary.
Etiquette Q and A for Social Calls and Table Manners
Read readers questions about refusals at dances entertaining afternoon calls napkin use at table and handling spills. A. Leda offers polite guidance including saying you will not dance, light tea time refreshments, and basic napkin etiquette plus how to apologize for a spill and let servants handle cleanup.
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A. Leda
Music teacher lists instruments and schedule in local hall
Russell A. Boles teaches in the W. O. W. hall Citizens Trust Building all day Tuesdays and Friday afternoons. He offers quick and correct instruction on saxophone clarinet cornet trombone and all band instruments plus violin mandolin banjo guitar Hawaiian guitar ukulele and more. Phone 527 Y before 7 am or after 5 pm. Seed wheat short crop sowing noted. Horace Hinds Carlisle Ind New Lebanon phone.
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Russell A. Boles
Citizens Trust
Horace Hinds
Carlisle
Ind
New Lebanon
Wanted Attendants at Central Hospital for Insane
Help wanted ads seek both men and women to work at the Central Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis Indiana. Positions include general and night kitchen duties with middle aged women preferred for the latter. Room board and laundry provided in addition to salary. Apply by writing Dr. George F Edenharter Superintendent care of the hospital.
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Central Hospital For Insane
Indianapolis
Ind
George F. Edenharter
Roosevelt on Training Children
Theodore Roosevelt argues justice must be applied first to children who err, with mercy following only after accountability. He rejects pure gentleness and calls for firm discipline to shape virtue and responsibility.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
When Adam's Fall Came In The Times Union Note
A Rochester Times Union remark notes that Adam’s fall occurred before he learned to sweat for a living, framing a moral about cause and effort and using a biblical image to comment on labor.
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Adam
Rochester Times-Union
Words From a Great Heart
A short quoted line by Victor Hugo reflects on laughter as a doorway to the soul and heart, praising its pearl like gleam that opens both heart and spirit.
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Victor Hugo
Short but Profitable Pearl Season in Ceylon
The pearl fishing season in Ceylon lasts 22 days and up to 15,000,000 oysters are brought to the surface during that period.
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Ceylon
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