Local items from Landessville mix news and humor
A ragged column of Landessville notes covers an owner seeking a lost rat in a hair product, ill health of Mrs Henry Endsley, and neighbors visiting in nearby towns. It blends obituaries, store break ins with minor loot, church services, guests, fishing humor, and quirky vignettes, all in a small town gossip tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout & Swarts
Henry Endsley
Daniel Tinkle
Bachelor Hall
Lee Wilder
Oklahoma
David Hatcher
Komer Reynolds
Bunker Hill
Earl Hiatt
Marion
Nelson Foust
Converse
Ben Powell
David Kitch
Michigan
W. D. Bolles
Thomas Buller
Tuck Powells
Montpelier Weekend Socials and Local Health Update
West Jackson Mrs Frank Rice and Mrs Harley Banter shopped in Montpelier Saturday. Hazel Griffith of Fort Wayne visited her Montpelier relatives. Harry Lee is ill with diphtheria. A surprise dinner honored William Herring of Gas City for his 63rd birthday, with many locals attending. Zada Banter and others visited Fort Wayne and Van Buren. banter and Hartford City trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Harley Banter
Montpelier
Hazel Griffith
Fort Wayne
James Griffith
Harry Lee
Delman Lee
William Herring
Gas City
Archoldren
Orman
Esther
Frank Banter
Paul McMillan
Ruby
Norval Herring
Nora Herring
Lucille Balsley
Herring
Joe Cooke
Marion
Larry Sills
Lafe Sills
Richard Starr
Red Sullivan
Carlisle Taylor
Conley
Lester Fornshell
Abel Merritt
Ruth Foust
Mr. Herring
Zada Banter
J. W. Banter
Dale Cloud
van Buren
Walker Farr
Cecelia
Hettie David
Oscar
Jason
Hartford City
Get Rid of Rheumatism Now With Chamberlains Liniment
Advertisement offers Chamberlains Liniment to relieve chronic or muscular rheumatism. Apply to affected parts twice daily for potential benefit or cure. Ends with a sales pitch urging trials.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkener Advertisement
An old time advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims easy application with a sponge or brush, offering a glossy youthful look and denying disease cure claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wryeth
Ann Eays
Village Post notes social calls and local events
The Village Post itemizes visits and happenings from last week. People mentioned include Mr. Stoinger observing the evening length, Mrs. Mary Green visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, and numerous trips and gatherings among local residents such as the Haupthofs, Smiths, Blakelys, and others. Carpenters work on Lampie Smiths bungalow and families picnic at Muncie park are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoinger
Mary Green
Frank Green
Bill Smith
Marion
Ed Rice
Landersville
Fred Haupthof
Lampie
Otto Barrow
Thurdsay
Adam Beck
van Buren
Nim Wisehart
Near Pendleton
Chas. Blakeley
Sam Cloud
Geraldine
Pauline Knote
Othel Conwell
Bluffton
Louie McCormick
Martha Sands
Troy City
Edna
Aledene Pittman
Ida Conwell
Local social notes from Dillman area
Mr and Mrs G W Cochran hosted visitors on Sunday. Several families including Roush Byall and Lease joined, plus Beckie Havens returned home after a stay with Geo Cochran. Owen Allen came back from Illinois. Jackson Township Sunday School convention is set for next Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cochran
Homer Buzzard
Roy Roush
Howard Byall
Ralph Lease
Beckie Havens
Geo. Cochran
Samuel Pingle
John Ritchey
G. W. Lee
Geo. McFarlen
Ida Kribbs
Guy Conwell
Geo. Cruse
Jackson Township
Local Social Roundup At The Ely And Palmer Homes
Mr and Mrs W B Ely hosted guests including Mr and Mrs McFarland and their son from Kekomo over the weekend. Granddaughter Kathleen visits S H Huffman family as Mrs Palmer entertains for her father Wm Leverich aged eighty eight with relatives and Delores Moriarity. Pythian Sisters met Monday night and served refreshments. Think Rall may stage a fall street fair. Aunt Samantha trains a pet pig. Mrs J A Palmer visited Ball with her aunt Mrs Frank Balsley. Fllis Banter works for J A Palmer and Son in the hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ely
McFarland
Kekomo
S. H. Huffman
Kathleen
J. A. Palmer
Palmer
Wm. Leverich
George Leverich
Sid Allen
Mr. Allen
Farrville Church Attendance and Sunday School Picnic
Misses Rosa Banter Flossie Banter and Nora Miller attended church at McKinney Chapel with Jay Banter and Glen Camblin on Wednesday evening. Families including the Doyles Camblins Farrs Bairds and VanNesss joined activities and the Star Sunday School class enjoyed a park picnic with numerous attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Flossie Banter
Nora Miller
Jay Banter
Glen Camblin
McKinney Chapel
Vern Doyle
George
Henry Doyle
Ellsworth Camblin
Donald
Marion
William Camblin
Paulette
Hannah Davis
Harry Farr
Arthur Baird
van Buren
Star
Opal VanNess
Alice Davis
Rosa Banter
Victo Welch
Velma Lytle
Paulette Camblin
Hazel VanNess
Merea Welch
Mabel Miller
Linnie Banter
Dwight Farr
Lesson on Jesus Love for His Country and Christian Citizenship
Lesson centers on loyalty to country grounded in biblical principles. It cites Psalm 33:12 and Proverbs 14:34, discusses Israel’s unique relation with God and America’s blessings when acknowledging God, and explains Christians’ obligations to state authority and fellow citizens with emphasis on love, honesty, and moral conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Jehovah
America
National Congress
Disarmament talk contrasts with trigger oiling in Houston Post
The Houston Post notes a contrast between statesmen discussing disarmament and others not permitted to speak while oiling their triggers. The cartoon-like remark highlights tension between diplomacy and readiness for violence.
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Houston Post
Personal News Highlights From Warren and Nearby Visits
Warren society notes record visits and calls from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denton to Warren, and many neighboring residents visiting relatives in Marion Gas City Huntington and Indianapolis. A birth is announced for Allen Robert to Mr. C K Landers of Berkeley California on June 8 1921. The Crescents plan an ice cream social at the Van Buren State Bank lot on Saturday night June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Denton
Warren
Fred Jeffries
Marion
Cora Mathias
Gladys Sewall
Millie Farr
E. H. DePoy
Margaret
Edith
Genevieve Farr
H. Farr
J. E. Derbyshire
Indianapolis
O. A. Mathias
John S. Thompson
Gertrude
Gas City
Jesse Farr
Cecil Palmer
Josephine Robinson
Carey Grooms
Donald MacKenzie
Huntington
R. B. Lathrop
Robinson
Ill
Martha Dewey
el Dorado, Kas
Hettie David
J. J. Howard
Warsaw
Fred Sanderman
Cleo
Richard Pilkington
Lucy Hodgson
Uriah Hodgson
Florence Whitecotton
Walker Farr
Cecelia
S. G. Robinson
Mary Ducknall
Corey Kirkpatrick
Rell
Clarence Henderson
Lafayette
Purdue University
Chas. Poling
E. L. Peirson
Matt Rodgers
Mt. Vina
Emma Gift
Orval
Martin Carl
S. E. Holbrook
The
Crescents
van Buren State Bank
Merchant Plans High to Low Price Shuffle Ad Blitz
The Merchant worries he is caught with a bald head and costly stock. He plans a big newspaper ad tomorrow to slash prices and clear the high priced goods, then switch to new low priced stock and a safe and sane wartime era business model.
Safeguard the Children From Summer Ills
A health notice warns of high child death rates in summer months and urges prompt care. It recommends keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy on hand and giving it at the first sign of watery diarrhea in a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiltdren
Chamberlain
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