Personal News Roundup Includes Travels and Visits
Local residents report travels and visits across Indiana and nearby towns. Mrs. Black and Mr. O M Falls spent Sunday at Fort Wayne while Misses Abbie Doyle and Delores Maggart visited Marion Tuesday. Families send greetings from Decatur Tulsa and Marion as relatives tour, visit, or plan trips. a market event is announced and illnesses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
O. M. Falls
Fort Wayne
Abbie Doyle
Delores Maggart
Marion
Indianapolis
Marie Grindle
Loveta Grindle
Barnhart
Decatur
Lew Young
A. P. Remey
Earl
Petroleum
Lucille Paxton
Bluffton
Capitola Deane
Oren Beeler
Eolorado
Kansas
Emma
Minnie Haines
S.N. Haines
Austin Ferguson
Pleasant Lake
Steuben County
Ferguson
Charles Frazee
Tulsa
Okla
Gail and
Pauline Pilkington
Amanda Hamaker
Lake Webster
Local Social News and Visitors Point to Weekend Gatherings
Bernice Forman suffers typhoid while Joe Linn from Decatur visits friends. Various residents travel between Marion Logansport Greencastle and Lake Webster. A dozen names attend visits to hospitals camps and relatives. An upcoming Landers Christian Sunday school ice cream social is announced for August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Forman
Joe Linn
Decatur
Lulu Beasley
Margaret Forman
Marion
Collins
Logansport
Paul Frayzee
Camp Merrit
M. J
M. L. Becekmier
Stimax
Upland
Glen Duckwell
Grant County Hospital
T. C. Pike
Flornee Curtis
Iris Pickenpaugh
Lake Webster
Corda Harvey
Ocholate
Okla
John Sparks
The Village Pest by Dog
A humorous verse piece titled The Village Pest uses dog and military slang to lampoon a bashful recruit and a curious onlooker. The dialogue features a line of quips about biting humor and a joke about a girl’s hair color in a playful wartime setting.
Appeal for support of committee nominees
Our Appeal to the Public asks for support of a committee led by Sir Sheenie Camblin as president with Henry 8 Knight as vice president and Washington Mott as secretary treasurer. Also named are Orvis Breedlove, Jones Paxton and H A Davis to monitor seasonal skirt widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feller Cityzuns
Frens
Sheenie Camblin
Henry 8. Knight
Washington Walter Mott
Secy.Treas
Orvis Breedlove
Jones Paxton
H. A. Davis
Our Hall of Honor and a Moonlit Park Scene
A verse filled passage recalls Lemon Aid as a contributor and describes a moonlit park moment. Spilker narrates a couple in a calm evening, the girl gazing at the kneeling boy hoping for marriage as Henry notes a possible story or memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Hall of Honor
Lemon Aid
Henry
Eighteenth Carnes Child Born in Nottingham Township
Earl Dwight is the name of a boy baby born at 11 30 last night to Mr and Mrs John W Carnes of Nottingham township. This is the eighteenth child in the home, fourteen of whom are living. The father is fifty and the mother forty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Society Notes From A Country Community
A family dinner at L C Doyle's country home includes many relatives from nearby towns in Kansas and Missouri. A Golden Rule Sunday school class picnic at Edith De Poy home gathers local members and guests for an afternoon gathering and dessert. A St Joe Threshing Ring meeting at M A Jackson’s home concludes with ice cream and cake for numerous families and friends. A group of young people enjoys a weinnie roast on Or Holloway's farm with chaperones present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Doyle
Wm. Doyle
Henry Ferguson
Austin Ferguson
Dean Paxtons
Martha
Burtney Ferguson
Janet
Dorothy
Bert Doyle
Marion
Violet Heaston
Cleo
David
William
Winfield
Kansas
Golden Rule
The
Methodist Church
Edith DePoy
Adaleene Griffith
Mae Bowman
Delight Bowman
Hazel Hedrick
Dorothy Cochran
Opal Stepp
Deleane Day
Cleo Williamson
Minnie Jones
Thelma Ballard
Deuel
Marie Fitzgerald
Helen
James DePoy
St. Joe
M. A Jackson
Fred Sanderman
Mary
Wm. Baker
Oscar Endsley
Everett Korporal
Henry Korporal
Harve Endsley
Mahlon Brown
Charles Brown
Sherman Brown
William Beekman
August Haupthof
Hayes Beals
J. E. Armstrong
George Hedrick
Lairdess White
Frank White
Florence White
Edgar. Noble
Alva Jackson
Holloway
Maude Howard
Louise Dillman
Margaret Dillman
Nellie Hodgson
Zelda Woodward
May Adamson
Pauline Farr
Lenore Toney
Josephine Robinson
Dorothy Nicholson
White Sulphur Springs
Mont. Messers
Orville Hodgson
Mark Shinholts
Arthur Singleton
Herald Plummer
Ermine Bo
Coulton Company Coming to Van Buren Exhibit
The Coulton Company is set to exhibit in Van Buren all next week. The large advertisement promises a full band and orchestra and a Monday night opening with a good play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulton Company
van Buren
Illness in Draper Family Reported Typhoid Fever
Mr. Trace Draper and his son Rex are ill with typhoid fever. Their condition remains unchanged and under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sullivan
Emory Losure
John Baird
Tulsa
Okla
E. H. DePoy
Merle Butler
Mr. Trace Draper
Rex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Dram
Paxton’s Drug
van Buren, Indiana
D. E. Boller
Thos. B. Dicken
C. L. Bockmier
J. G. Bockmier
Allegheny
J. A. Baird
Dean Daughtrey
Frank Mathias
Bartlesville
H. J. Skerd
Liberty Center
Ladies Aid Society
Corey & Pilkington Hardware
Charles Taylor
Alexandria
Jacob Slifer
Roanoke
Thomason
Arcana
David Taylor
Miss Fitzgerald
Chicago
James Deuel
L. D. Pilkington
Donald
Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings
Bockmier’s Res
Milton Camblin
William Sullivan
Mike Sullivan
Michigan
Mont
P. S. Howard
Cincinnati
Mrs. Welsh
Lewis Paxton
Gail Kern
Pierson’s Mill
Jesse Elliott
Rachel
Allen
State Soldiers Home
Lafayette
Landers Christian Sunday School
Fuzzy Witmer
Thuy
G.c.evans
pD.c.o
Illinois College of Chiropody and Orthopedies
SS. Washington St
Indiana
George R
FEAR
S. Washington Street
Ind
Faris
C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
S. S. Square
Marion & Bluffton Jr. Co
van Buren Ag
Aim
Lise
Roberts
van Buren, Ind
A.E. Ross
Marion, Ind
T. B. Dicken
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