Country Correspondents and Local Social Notes Near Grover
Country correspondents HORA AND THREE Mrs Harry Littell attended the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Hurst home Maple Hill Agee Rints Witla returned to Campbellsville Kentucky last week. Hea is a tuberculosis patient with hemorrhage and had to stop work. Roland accompanied him home. A party at the Manse in Grover Friday evening drew about thirty five. Ollia Roach visited Housman home Armatrong Sunday. Mrs Frank Kreiger hosted the Ladies League Thursday. about forty attended. Will Reid Jr welcomed a new daughter Sunday morning. July Tr. Mr and Mrs Ladd from Inwood stayed at Renahaw home. A dance at Gordon residence Swan Lake Saturday. Graver and Huntington played ball at Blows Sunday. Graver won 13 to 1. Miss Pemberton called at Bonnie View Sunday. neighbors in Winton long ago. Mr and Mrs Geo Burgeson visited Fenton last Sunday. Ladies League bakery sale set for Higinbotham store Saturday July 13. Mr and Mrs W H Miner came from Grundy Center by auto. A chautauqua again drew crowds. morning lectures praised as the cream of the week. Messrs Gilbert Jones and Jim Miller from Groves visiting Albert Heaton and Owen Wickens. Jin Kameey returned from Harcourt hospital and is improving. Mr and Mrs Thompa purchased a new home in Fisher ville. Center Country Club met with Mrs Wm Gres Wednesday. a pleasant time.
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Harry Littell
Ladies Aid Society
Hurst &Home
Maple Hill
Witla
Campbellaville
Kentucky
Roland
Frank Kreiger
Mumper
Will Reid Jr
Papa
Mrs. Ladd
Inwood
Renahaw
Pemberton
Bonnie View
Mises Pemberton
Mr. Ralston
Winton
Geo. Burgeson
Fenton
Ladies League
Higinbotham’s
W. H. Miner
Grundy Center
Bullet Hole in Brain Brings Hope for Boy’s Recovery
Fourteen year old Clay Brewster of McCracken County was accidentally shot in the left eye, the bullet passing through his brain but not destroying cells, severing fibers instead. He lay unconscious for days. now he is conscious, signs for what he wants, though speech is lost and his right side is paralyzed. Doctors remain hopeful for full recovery with likely no lasting effects.
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Holsington
Kan
Kansas
Clay Brewster
McCracken
Young Brewster
Practical Health Hint Massage For Bruises
Massage helps bruises and severe contusions from violence. Use stroking movements from the contusion center with palm or fingers, twice daily, limited to about fifteen minutes. For sprains rub toward the joint, duration may extend to half an hour with gentleness around the joint to avoid harm.
The Conspirators Plan To Fleece A Rich Relative
A judge plots to have a fortune left to Oliver to win Roxane, but Roxane’s mother insists on proof of wealth. Oliver pretends a rich cousin died leaving him funds, while the judge and Roxane navigate romance, doubt, and a looming anniversary as plans unfold.
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Roxane
Oliver
James
Mra Vandiver
Abbie
Moonlit Ride Smooths Old Wounds and Bets on Romance
The judge recalls old memories during a moonlit drive with his wife Abbie, Roxane, and Oliver. He plans for Roxane and Oliver to wed, blessing their future while quelling lingering doubts about a fortune tale. The couple envisions renewed happiness and a family celebration at home.
Spasmodic Croup Facts and Home Remedies
An article notes spasmodic croup is a symptom in young children linked to nervous irritation. Attacks occur at night in warm, stuffy rooms and improve with cold fresh air and ventilation. Treatments include cold compresses, moist cold air, and syrup of ipecac if breathing remains labored.
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Southern Land Co
Marquette Avenue
Minneapolis, Minn
Polk County
Florida
Floridia
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Crooked Lake
Grove
Marquette Ave
Grover
Ollia Roach
Housman
Armatrong
Gordon
Swan Lake
Graver
Huntington
Blows
Messrs
Gilbert Jones
Jim Miller
da Groves
Albert Heaton
Owen Wickens
Jin Kameey
Harcourt Hospital
Country Club
Wm. Gres
Mrs. Vandiver
Pat
Promatiy
Mia Vandiver
Jimmie
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