Local Social News Gathers Visits and Events
A flurry of visitors and homecomings fills the week with L H Todd and relatives returning to Rushville, J P Warne going home to Timots, and numerous entertaining dinners. Lectures at the Methodist Church, a Rathbone Sisters farce planned for town hall, and Meta Council Pocahontas officers certified round out the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Todd
J. Harding
Deborah
Intianapolis
J. P. Warne
Timots
W. W. McKee
Mr. Bever
Jevara Mevers
Snacks
H. W. Miller
George H. Bever
Todd
Rushville
Erwin
Muncie
Methodist Church
Yellowstone Park
Katherine Todd
Anna Bell
Danyislend
Olive Miller
Brownsburg
John Medsker
Dore White
Traders’ Point
J. D. Kidd
Fairland
Joseph Byrne
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
New Albany
George Bales
Tstown
Josah Sperrs
Mansfield
Uolty Fowler
Richmond
Rathbdne
Meta Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Ida Hi
Pocahontas
Jana, Millapaugh
Winona
Jessle Yotmt
Keper Records
Nancy Monteal
Wampum
Cordella Smith
Ora Kidd
Whitney
Rife
Dumbroski
Ella Richardson
Dora White
Weddle
Maudenes
Tepee
Ella Forune
Local Social Notices From Greenfield Area
Local residents report visits and returns from nearby towns including Greenfield Anderson Clover Julieteville and Connersville. Clubs church groups and societies held meetings and events with members named.
Postum Food Coffee A Cure For Coffee Habit
A state association president writes of breaking coffee addiction after trying Postum Food Coffee. She describes relief from headaches and nerves, better sleep, and fewer illnesses after switching, noting long boiling yields a clear, rich beverage that replaced coffee in her routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Uw
Social items and visits in Indianapolis area clubs
Local society notes list guests at residences in Irvington and West Indianapolis. Visitors include Elva Reeves of Columbus, Miss Hazel Reeves, Miss Mary Brown, Miss Myrtle Dungan, and Misses May and Josephine Reynolds. Church speakers, fraternity receptions, and a Valentine stage production are announced along with numerous trips and home visits across Indianapolis, Clayton, Nashville, Newark, Cloverdale, and other nearby towns.
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C. P. Houser
Greenfield
Walter Cristy
Anderson
John Watts
Minerva Club
Everett Mullinex
Clovercalle
E. P. Morris
New York
Joseph L. Hogue
Baptist Social Circle
Margaret Pyle
Home Presbyterian Church
Fred T. Loftin
Albert J. Brown
First Friends’ Church
S J. Paul’s Church
Benjamin C. Swan
George W. Moorman
William C. Sheppard
Leona Essex
Edgar M. Roses
Frank Ross
Cleona Bailey
Edna Jenkins
Frank Terwillegar
T. A. Covert
Cora Washburn
Mary P. Moorman
Messrs
C. Claud Travis
Orval D. Cosler
Louis Dreyer
Aaron Priest
James M. Swan
Franklin
May
Josephine Reynolds
Broad Ripple
J. W. Shipp
Charles J. Orbison
Anti-saloon League
Downey Avenue
Charles Clark
Central Avenue
Propylaeum
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity
Anna McCollum
Ilinois Street
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Phi Delta Theta
Helen Davis
Park Avenue
Delta Tau Delta
Philostrate
Lara Forsythe
Quince
Lulu Kellar
Snug
Miss Brooks
Bottom
Hazel Reeves
Flute
Edith Abbott
Snout
Miss Wright
Starveing
Eva Nebeker
Hippolyte
Lora Campbell
Hermia
Miss Paddock
Helena
Mayme Hooven
J. Anna Carpender
Moonshine
Nina Ely
Wall
Pearl McElroy
Druggist’s Rant Over Stamp Prices and Prescription Profits
A Milwaukee druggist recalls a customer complaint about 60 cent prescriptions, arguing the store’s costs include rent, utilities, and staff. He contrasts high prices of goods like postage stamps, patent medicines, beef, and theater seats with the small margin on prescriptions, noting he loses one customer over 1-cent stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
Scott
Postage Stamps to Burn Pan American Remainders
The Washington Times reports on the burned Pan American two color stamps unsold after the Buffalo exposition. Officials estimate 20 million stamps returned at 20 cents per thousand, a four dollar loss, with large piles staged for eventual incineration in the post office basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Times
America
Post Office
Washington
George Scott
Post Office Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Niagara
Eee
Scott
Buffalo
Royal family names listed in European royal lineage
The article enumerates full names of Prince Eddie Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of York and his brother Albert Frederick Arthur George of York, details Princess Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary, and notes the nearly two year old baby Henry William FrederickAlert. It also mentions King’s other grandchildren through Princess Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar and her marriage to the Duke of Fife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Eddie
Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David
York
Albert Frederick Arthur George
Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary
Henry William Frederick Alert
Princess Louise Victoria Alexandra Dagmar
Duke of Fife
Ladies' Hubbard Gown With Embroidered Hemstitching
A ladies gown description notes a Hubbard design in very fine long cloth with a new square yoke and detailed embroidery. The garment features insertion work, hemstitching and tucks, with neck and cuffs edged in embroidery. Special price listed as 50 cents.
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Hubbard
Point de Paris
Cotes Eee
Vale
Isos
Rscace
Peioe So
Ecadienssete
Esse
Ieee
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Henry Moore
Norman Braden
Cleveland
Si Chi
Central Avenu
Hretta Williams
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Irvington Shakspeare
Joel Moorman
Sanford Tousey
Junius Gravenson University Avenue
Plainfield
T. 3. Thompson
Chester Darnall
Lebanon
J. H. Kellar
Kokomo
Lulu
George Landon
Burgess Avenue
Hunter Richey
New Orleans
S. J. Coyne
Washington, D. C
Junius Cravens
Katherine Griffin
Pitiokurian Literary Society
Frank K. Sanders
Yale Divinity School
By,ack and Rich
Weat
Edna Marey
Clayton
C. McClure
Nashville, Tenn
George Overstreet
Newark
Robert Dye
Cloverdale
Myers
Findlay, C
William Thompson
Edna Fox
Allendale
Ida DeVore
Gertrude Walker
Daleville
Monroe Kirk
Princeton
S. B. Grimes
Southport
Roscoe Shinn
Coatesville
Owen Quigley
Greenwood
Ada Lockwood
Charles Lockwood
Brooklyn
Ind
Andrew Johnson
Frankin
J. L. Sanderson
Paul
Princeon
J. F. Edwards
Roachdale
David Akers
Lister Williams
Elizabeth Sunday
R. S. Pell
J. L. Dickson
Chicago
Thomas Gillespie
Mary
Newman, Ill
Foltz
Thomas Harmon
Cumberland
E. P. Erwin
Jennie Wilkerson
Morrow, C
Runyon
Spaulding
California
Lou Rodebaugh
Brandt
Lawrenceburg
Raymond Brown
Mildred
Edward Clark
Westfield
Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris-street Christian Church
Willam Russell
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Thomas Smith
E. W. Murray
J. M. Lavender
Pert “Kickers
Maclives
Prince of Wales's
Wasson
Trousseaux
Cheney Bros
Lonsdale
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Blackstone
Lonsdale Cambric
Soscese
Boston Mills
Beeen
Columbia
Pepperell
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