Local families share Sunday visits and gatherings
Mr and Mrs James Turner host a Sunday visit with Irvin Risinger Oscar Rissinger Geneva and others. Several households including the Howells Nestleroads Fousts and Riggs families spent the day with relatives. Attendees travel from Con verse Wabash Tonkawa and Andrews to join kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Irvin Risinger
Oscar Rissinger
Geneva
S. H. Palmer
Samuel
Leota Rissinger
Orval White
Ruth Palmer
Russell Line
Bobby
Floyd Riggs
Sam Foust
Oliver Sills
Charles Nestleroad
Hogs Given Free Mineral Access For Quick Feeding
Instructions suggest allowing hogs free access to minerals in self feeders and adding one par' tankage at first to speed learning. The note emphasizes mineral intake to train hogs to eat minerals promptly.
Marriage At Warren Unites Miss Geraldine Knote and Harry Miller
Miss Geraldine Knote and Harry Miller wed at the Methodist parsonage in Warren last Wednesday. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Miller and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dora Knote. The couple will live with the groom’s parents. Several local residents attended related events and visits connected to the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Geraldine Knote
Harry Miller
Benton Miller
Dora Knote
Community notices from Black Creek area events and travels
Mrs. W. B. Miller left Thursday for an extended visit with daughters in Illinois and Kansas. The Farmer's Picnic at James's Woods drew a large crowd with a fine program and contests. Several local residents hosted gatherings and greetings, while Topeka and Bluffton references appear among visits and errands. Edna Zent and Cecil Meyers recovered from measles and were able to be out. Jesse Brown and family visited Charles Noble, and Ida Kribbs made a Bluffton business call. A Topeka resident was fined ten dollars for a recent offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Miller
Illinois
Kansas
Mary
Berniece Cary
John Cary
Warren
Helen
Ethel Haupthof
Leota Noble
Charles Noble
Roy Shields
Bluffton
Vernon Swagger
Vint Boyer
van Buren
James’s Woods
Harry
Geraldine Miller
Joe Campbell
Joe Zent
Sturgis
Edna Zent
Cecil Meyers
Washington Grocer Foils Robbery With Pickles and Pies
Mac McKee notes films teach lessons as a Washington grocer repels a robber using pickles and pies, highlighting everyday bravery and practical wit in a small-town incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac McKee
Washington
Wild and Wolly Stuff Film Reveres Old West Violence
A playful note about a film titled Wild and Wolly Stuff promises a shameless Wild West tale with villains fleeing and cowboys killing, depicting nonstop action and danger with no peace or stuttering guns.
Axle grease and bed slat drama in quirky note
A quirky clipping notes a man misreads motion and a bed slat gesture. Kary Duckwall observes a notable comparison between a boy's pocket and a girl's handbag, highlighting everyday objects with playful insight.
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Kary Duckwall
Ecstatic Bliss and Everyday Ironies In A Fractured Summer
A collage of lines mocks romance travel and daily life with quirky vignettes. References to a Denver woman Fannie Hagamann, marriage jokes, quirky cups of aspirin and stone tablets, and a critique of modern go getters. Authors and dates are implied in a playful social column voice.
Bedtime Reverie of Sunday Mornings Quieted by Ice Delays
A fragmented line recalls a reader enjoying lingering in bed on Sunday mornings, free from disturbances as the ice man stays away. The piece hints at domestic routine and quiet domestic rituals without naming places or people.
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Ice-Man
Democratic Convention to Nominate Town Officials in Van Buren
Notice to Democratic voters of Van Buren Indiana announces a convention at Town Hall on Monday October 1 at 7 30 p m to nominate a trustee for precinct No 3 and jointly nominate a Clerk and Treasurer for the November 1923 election. Milton Camblin signs as notice author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Indiana
Milton Camblin
Notable Autumn Fashions Prompt Gentle Rail District Laughs
A backward year brings fall dresses and millinery to the fore as newspapers joke about President Coolidge liking custard pie. A border hot day sees a regiment move while a soldier questions how Noah packed two mules into the ark. A chaplain laughs at the scene. Enoch Stout warns of possible coal prescriptions. Sampie Smith muses on summer spending.
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Chaplin
Mrs Ruble Visits Fort Wayne Couple Over Weekend
Mrs. Ernest Ruble of Fort Wayne spent the latter part of last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratton. She was joined by her husband on Saturday who accompanied her home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ruble
Fort Wayne
Frank Bratton
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James Farr
H. C Creviston
M. E. Zoda
Harry Vincent
Converse
Hiram Stepler
Ozro Stepler
Wabash
W. A McKee
Andrews
William Zoda
Tonkawa
Okla
Ira Swagger
Frank Schweikhardt
Ruth
Rachel Howell
Edna Thrailkill
Faris
Glasess
C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
S. S. Square
Marion
Marion National Bank
Victor G. Walmer
Milo News
Virginia
Belle Blakely
Hilma Knote
Crystal Haupthof
Adam Beck
Henry Denton
Alpheus Green
Bradford
Alonzo Cochran
Alice Hill
Guy Helms
Alice Bear
Topeka
OWL
Denver
Fannie Hagamann
Harlan Beck
Hades
Coolidge
Senate
Roy Myers
Heaven
Society of
George Nicewanger
Enoch Stout
Sampie Smith
Isaiah Nelson
van Buren Township
Grant County
Fairbanks- Morse
van Buren State Bank
B. E. Puckett & Son
W. F. Williamson
M. &. B Traction Co
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