Local families enjoy Sunday visits across Warren
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Charley Kilander and daughters of Warren and Mr and Mrs W C Slusher and children. Misses Ruth and Ruey Slusher spent the afternoon with Lela and Ada Gilbert.
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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
5
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Charley Kilander and daughters of Warren and Mr and Mrs W C Slusher and children. Misses Ruth and Ruey Slusher spent the afternoon with Lela and Ada Gilbert.
The Young People's class of Otterbein will host an ice cream social on the church lawn next Friday evening, July 20, inviting the public. The column lists numerous visits and social calls among local families including Daugherty, Ruble, Chaney, Holmes, and Detamore across Warren and Portland areas.
The article records Sunday visits as Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Warren hosted guests while Cora Murphy Chester Caldwell and Ralph Myers spent the afternoon with Pansy Delamore.
The Dillman A. B. church will hold an ice cream social on July 25 in the evening with all invited. Numerous local families and visitors are listed as guests or attendees, including the Sem Turner and Turner families, Mr. Ben Good, Mr. Frank Yount, Mr. Jake Siller, and several others from Anderson, Evanston, Roll, Warren, and nearby towns.
A Cincinnati man touts freezone as a simple corn treatment sold by pharmacists. A quarter ounce coats the corn with a few drops, relieving soreness and shrinking the corn until it lifts out without pain, while drying into a non irritant sticky layer.
Bert Maurer of Walnut Street marks his forty seventh birthday with a family joy ride and a surprise party at home. Relatives from Indiana join the celebration along with musical numbers by Mrs. Mary Wrensch and dancing by Grant Wells and Mrs. Maurer. A lunch of fruits ice cream and cake follows as guests include numerous Maurer and Wells family members from Marion Indiana and local friends.
An advisory on waking rituals suggests drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It claims health benefits, improved complexion, and relief from bilious symptoms, urging daily use before breakfast. The tone promotes internal bathing as superior to external washing.
Mrs Nora Lewis spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Lafe Hodson. Mrs Sadie Weaver had dinner with Mrs Ernest Lewis Friday. Ed Bush and daughters Esther and Mabel and Violet Bailey visited Hodson’s family. Jim Delamore and wife and Charley Bailey with wives traveled to Huntington Saturday.
A terse real estate note directs readers to DePoy for buying or selling property. It emphasizes seeking DePoy’s services for transactions and listings without additional details.
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