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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1909
Page
2
Rev Jacobs held divine services at St Mark last Sunday from Tip Saw Mill. Rev Scheub at St Wdenara’s Hospital in New Albany shows improvement. Rally at Theis Grove picnic reported joyful with 60 plus youths joining games and a dance planned later.
Robincon of Druidquin Ontario has long suffered indigestion and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best medicine. The tablets aid digestion or constipation, are easy to take and pleasant, and cost 25 cents with samples free at T.T. Gaesser and Sryder Drug Co.
Jones Mill reports scarce last week with brief visits from residents and several social notes. Frank Gasedew of Pell City and Miss Melia Urich of Indianapolis stayed with fd Dooys near Jones’ Mill, while neighbors discussed St Marks and a Saturday dance at Fless’. The column notes continued absence of Briar Patch items and includes a local health ad for Foley’s Kidney Remedy by T. T. Gaesser.
Miss Lizzie Hermansdoeter of Tell City visits her uncle John Gebhardt’s family. Thomas Dueringer was in Evansville earlier this week. Joe Mueller and sisters Sissies Hunna and Gertrude of Ferdinand attended Mrs. Maite Coross’s funeral on Wednesday.
A Bristow gathering was held with baptisms at Cherry's last Sunday and a crowd of about 20 attending church. Local visits include Miss Alidore Cassidy of RoR No 2 Toll City and Miss Martha Robertson of Tell City visiting relatives. The Modern Woodmen lodge shows strong support and engagement in the community.
A Briar Patch column mixes social tidbits and local thoughts. It mentions a Cassidy dance, town visitors from Well City, and a potential move by Edward Sweeney. The writer comments on church attendance, human imperfection, and the golden rule, alongside personal anecdotes about neighbors and local life.
A. S. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports three months of summer cold symptoms interfering with work. He tried several medicines before using Foleys Honey and Tar which quickly cured him and his wife later had the same success. T. T. Gaeser.
For buying or selling horses or mules see X Ballis of Troy, advertisement note mentions nd and 2 etd.
Martin Coyd of Thnricttan Kentucky says twenty years of granulated sore eyes ended after using Chamberlains Salve in February 1903. He bought one box, used two thirds, and has had no trouble since. The salve is sold by Snyder Drug Co and T T Gassser.
Laurar born Aug 4 to Mr and Mrs Bradford Conner, a bouncing girl. Several residents attend camp meeting near Santa Claus. John L Southwood builds a new house. Albert Cooper trips to Tell City. Families visit Dale, Lincoln City, and Union Chapel picnics. Numerous dated mentions of local visits and travel among residents.
Main. Willie Wellman visits his aunt Mrs. Jacob Beard this week. Mrs. John Martling moved to a new home last Monday evening and was buried at Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Willie Wellman Alvin and Sherman Beard attended church at Mt. Sinai last Sunday. Thorey Betcberg Miss Ataria doiimson and Mrs. Anna Johnson of Dayton Ohio are visiting. Miss Stella Poster is slowly improving. Arma Sprinkle of Aytona visited his grandparents. Farmers plow for wheat. Mr Joe Banifer returned to Louisville after visiting relatives.
Jason Idve and Dr Andersons passed near the area Monday morning while doing dental work. Mr and Mrs John Merkiey returned Monday evening after attending the funeral of Merkieys father. Miss Ean Diossos noted. Gus Goftinet bought twenty acres from Robert Moshy. Church at St John canceled due to priest illness. Arthur Howe traveled through the valley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Simyon Mosby visited Hufforan Lae Sunday. Take a steamboat ride on Lena May to Great Rockport Pair next week.
Rain is needed in Sandy Valley for farmers to plow for Whit. Mr. Owen Mosby was seen at Tell City PRiday on business.
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