Local Social Notes From Milo and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Del Gardner and son Kenneth visited Mr Henry Denton and family. Mabel Helms is recovering from measles. Dora Nelson and son Francis of Marion visited Chester Hefner and family and Charley Blakely and wife. Will Hill and wife hosted relatives from Sweetser and Marion. David Kelley and wife and Jose Slifer visited. Otto Cornwell and children called on Frank Shaw and family near Montpelier. Bob Bradford and wife vacationing at Webster Lake. Fred Haupthof and family with Barrow and Lissie visited Glen Duckwall. Eliza and Florence Duckwall visited Anna and Bertha Barrow. Wand and wife with daughter Ruth and son Charley picnicked at the river. Francis Cochran visiting his mother, Mrs Will Hill. George E Roberts bought a new runabout Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Gardner
Kenneth
Henry Denton
Mabel Helms
Dora Nelson
Francis
Marion
Chester Hefner
Charley Blakely
Fred Haupthof
Otto Barrow
Pendleton
Will Hill
Sweetser and
David Kelley
Jose Slifer
Otto Cornwell
Montpelier
Frank Shaw
Bob Bradford
Webster Lake
David Barrow
Lissie
Glen Duckwall
Ear Landers
Eliza
Florence Duckwall
Anna
Bertha Barrow
Mr. Wand
Ruth
Charley
Francis Cochran
George E. Roberts
Brotherhood Meet At Methodist Church In August
The August meeting of the Community Brotherhood was held at the Methodist church Monday night. Rev Day of the First Christian church at Marion gave an engaging talk. Music by Ned Conwell on violin with Guy Duckwall at the piano complemented a good crowd. Refreshments are planned for September and a larger attendance is hoped. Graduates from Van Buren at Huntington Business University are noted. circulars available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Day
First Christian Church
Marion
Ned Conwell
Guy Duckwall
Dillman Family Hosts and Sunday Socials in Local Notice
Mr. C. D. Elwood and family entertained at dinner with numerous relatives visiting from Warren and Van Buren. Sunday guests included many local families. Herring reunion planned at J. W. Banter’s home next Sunday. missionary meeting attendees listed among Dillman circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Elwood
Glen Elwood
Newton Fields
R. A. Evans
Alford Boxell
Martha McGrew
Warren
M. M. Tam
J. G. Tharp
Oma
Charles Bower
van Buren
Robbing Gardens In Garden Season Spells Trouble
A resident reports crop thefts from a cartosel and roasting ear patch during a recent night. The thief dug up potatoes and helped themselves to ears, leaving shucks behind. Neighbors warn continued garden theft could lead to consequences for culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Kahlenbech
W. K. Frazier
Don’t Blame the Child for Kidney Trouble
Marion mother Mrs. Frank Brown reports her child’s weak kidneys caused backache limb pain and puffy eyes. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills the symptoms subsided and kidneys were restored to better function. The ad urges buying Doan’s Kidney Pills 60 cents at dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Frank Brown
S. Washington St
Ind
Dean
Doan
Obituary of Isabel Sprowl of Wells County Indiana
Isabel Sprowl born July 13 1843 in Bradford Pennsylvania died August 3 1917 at her Wells County Indiana home aged 74 years 20 days and widow of John W Sprowl She had two daughters and three sons with three deceased She cared for two boys in infancy to marriage Member of United Brethren Church Mt Zion since about 1870 Funeral August 5 at Mt Zion with Rev FE O Brown and Rev Cunningham Interment Batson Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Sprowl
Atkinson
Sdgar
Bradford
Wells County
Ind
John W. Sprowl
United Brethren Church
Mt. Zion
FE. O. Brown
Cunningham
The
Christian Church
Batson Cemetery
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With $100 Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by acting through the blood. The ad promises $100 to any case it fails to cure and asks readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Red Cross sewing class exhibits bandages on Main Street
A display in the class rooms on Main street shows various bandages made by the Red Cross sewing class. The exhibit demonstrates that emergencies can be met with supplies provided by the Red Cross. The class meets each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. volunteers are invited to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
News-Eagle
Indiana
E. H. Depoy
Milo
Huntington Business University
Remingtons
T B. Dicken
Wigger
DRS. Thomas & Ross
Marion Jnd
Dillman
G. W. Cochran
W. C. Slusher
Ruey
Harley Banter
Lester, Leo and
Leon
J. W. Banter
Zada Banter
Ruey Slusher
Elsie Banter
Hope Cruse
Seth Broom
Mary Williamson
Brown’s Corners
A. T. Gilbert
John Cochran
Huntington
Ben Good
Ned Brown
Ed Kribbs
Guy Conwell
Bluffton
Herring
von Carnes
Sarah Riggs
S. M. Dillman
Mesdames
S. H. Palmer
C. D. el
Zack Banter
Ruth Slusher
Paxton’s Drug Store
City Drug
Marion, Ind
van Buren Hardware Co
W. C. Booz
T.C. Pike
Linn’s
Parowax
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