Milford Correspondence Highlights Local Social and Developments
Mil ford residents and visitors share Sunday visits in Milford Henry Zimmer of New Paris and Niel Fuller consider business plans nearby W Wright improves North Malnetree property Miles & Horton move 886000 stock of shoes from Battle Creek Michigan Community events include Easter services at Presbyterian and M E churches The Union editor visits town praising changes Cement factory prospects brighten and a death in Syracuse noted Milford elections expand to two year terms Woodcraft event planned April 16 Oil discovery rumor spurs local curiosity Milford staging of Rebecca's Triumph a Three Act Dramatic Society performance with local talent and a concert at M E House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zimmer
New Pari
Milford
Niel Fuller
Wright
North Malnetree
Miles & Horton
Battle Creek
Mich
Char Bird
Mary
Rebecca’s Trumph
Ra House
M. E. House
River Bend Sunday Socials and School Farewell
Chareh was well attended Sunday. Nellis Sprague called on her parents Sunday. Chad Newcomb and Zed Campbell Sundayed with Loren Hoadley. Long's party Thursday night was a success. EH Long and family Sundayed with Ulmer's north of Etna Green. Belly and Minnie Ellis near Venter visited Della Pitt. Reuben Fawley family spent Sunday with Wm Mikel. Eight of Atwood's young ladies visited Mae Londiey. John Huffman family with Peter Murphy and wife near Atwood. Wm Fawley and wife with Mrs Billger visited Grafton Sprague family. Emma Allie Earl Nora Elmer Bacon East Center attended church here Sunday. Mrs Billger and daughter of Elkheart guests of Whi Hoadley last days. Last day of school well attended Friday. Big dinner and speaking entertainment. Sandplaster lime cement at Eschbach Vycimer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long’s
Long and Family
Ulmer’s
Etna Green
Belly
Minnie Ellis
Venter
Della Pittpmao
Wm. Fawley
Mra. Billger
Grafton Sprague
Emma
Allie Earl
Nora
Elmer Bacon
East Center
Anglin Family News and Local Visits in Anglin Area
Angleton notes report Mrs Hiram Anglin recovering from illness while Daniel Ganstiern and wife suffer typhoid. Chas Casner family moved to M I Anglin property. H L Anglin begins spring term at Lickskillett. Box supper planned at East Millwood Friday. Local visits include O H Anglin of Clunette to Mrs Anglin’s father. Easter gatherings, Sunday school, and house updates noted among area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Casner
M. I. Anglin
H.L. Thomas
Lickskillett
East Millwood
H. Anglin
Clunette
EW. Anglin
Etna Green
Monoquet School Closes With Dinner and Speeches
The Monoquet school closed Tuesday with a large dinner and speeches. John Cook moved to Leesburg Tuesday, buying property to make his future home. Rev Alexander preached a farewell sermon to a large congregation Sunday evening, and townsfolk hope he returns to preach here next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Leesburg
Alexander
Funeral Service and Musical Singing at Munday Church
A funeral was held at the church in Munday with remains buried at Monoquet cemetery. Watson Snyder plans a song service at the church next Sunday morning after Sunday school to introduce a book into the Sunday show. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
Monoquet
Watson Snyder
Social News From Stony Point and Nearby Areas
Day school attendance and local visitors noted in Stony Point and nearby Etna Green. Anglin wife Anne Mary Augip dined at 7 Byres Sunday. Hirem Wolfe and wife from near Eton. Green visited St Roos' Wednesday. A youth party at Charley Robingon’s White Head. Mrs D Verter hosted family dinner near Etna Green. Neighbors helped Mrs M Ross with carpet rags last Wednesday. Eva and Blanche Burkette Eastered at Wim Towns south of Etna Green. dinner described as fine and enjoyable.
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Ann
Pete
Ganshorn
Heath
Pleteher Anglin
Anne Mary
Hirem Wolfe
Eton
Green
St. Roos
Charley Robingon
White Head
Mra. D. Verter
Etna Green
M. Ross
Mises Eva
Blanche Burkette
Wim ‘Towns
Local notes from Franklin Township crowd together births and changes
A Franklin Township column records Elmer Baker and Dock Emmons family health, marriages of Rens Good to Neena Per sonet and Chas Shafer to Mise Shoup, and various moves. Dexter Gutrigan buys the Wo Lash property, Angis Baker returns from service, Mrs Thornburg visits Auburn, Grandma Crego aged 96 ill, Isaac Mullenhour sells property to Allen Bybee, Bybee to become Mentone citizen, Mullenhour buying Johnson stand and moving soon, Becca Stalentour heads to join husband on a farm, Henry Emmons plans an April 10 public sale on the old Emmons farm, Piret Lyter moving southwest of Mentone, Ed Bear to occupy Lyter property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angis Baker
Mentong
Mullenhour
Town
Sud
Henry Emmons
Grandma Lyons plans new addition to home in two to three years
The text notes Grandma Lyons has ground material on hand to build an addition within two or three years following the death of relatives, aiming to improve the appearance of her cozy residence. It also promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to purify the system and regulate the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Lyons
Rock Lake Notes and Local Homemaker News
Jessie Landis improves slowly Mrs Banney visits Elsie Landis Roy Shoemaker returns home Beppo Barber trips to Rochester Efe Barber business trip Bertha Shoemaker stops Dakota plans Mantey Creakbaum visits Beaver Dan Barber's school closes for spring Closing program draws large crowd Spring coughs danger Cure touted as high grade remedy
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Bertha Shoemaker
Dakota
Beaver Dam Notes And Local Gossip
Beaver Dam field notes mention Creakbaum cutting wood for Dave Johnson, Ora McFarland employed at Mr. Eaton's, Ode Shoemsker visiting Mies B L Boggess, and boys planning to cross Jake Engie's place without asking. A reader recommends DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with a testimonial from E C Boise of Somers Point New York and a caution to beware imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ode Shoemsker
Mies B. L. Boggess
Jake Engie
de- Wito
E. C. Boise
Somers Point
N.Y
DeWitt
A. C
Eel River Newsin- Brisk Social and Pulpit Duties
Children held an entertainment last Sunday night at Eel River. Rev. Kemp from North Manchester filled the pulpit. Charles McConnell of Sidney attended the children’s meeting. Mrs. Ann Clause 18 was reported somewhat improved. An advertisement touts Kachel Dyspepsia Cure as a digester of all foods, ending with a testimonial from Mgr. T. K. Housmen of Manatawny, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kemp
Manchester
Eel River
Chas, McConnell
Sidney
Ann Clause
Travel fares resumed for colonists and settlers via Pennsylvania Lines
The sale of special colonists tickets to California and settlers tickets to the northwest west south and southeast is resumed through Pennsylvania Lines. Details on fares times and other particulars will be provided by passenger and ticket agents. Excursion tickets at a rate of one for a round trip will be sold where the rate is not less than 25 cents or more than $3.50. Tickets on sale Sunday morning for regular train leaving Warsaw at 6 14 a.m.
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California
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Travel plans for Knights Templar and G A R events
Schedule shows trips from Big Four Route to Muncie Indiana on April 16 and 17 with return on April 198 and fare details, and to Logansport Indiana on May 18 with 14 and 15 and return on May 18, for Knights Templar Grand Commandery and En campment G A R and W 2 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Knights Templar Grand Commandery
Logansport
Local notices from Mil Wood and nearby area
Dr H J Defreese passed through Sunday and Wm Bowman of Mentone visited friends here. Rosa Hepler and Master Stalph Schuler called on Grandma Love. Edward Kuth advances on a new house and will soon move in. Charles Sater leaves for Jackson Thomas farm northeast of Clunette. L D Hamman opens a top blacksmith shop in northern Indiana and offers quick service. Rosa Hepler hosted a social in honor of her niece Millie Schaler. Megara Lewis and John Kuhn were called to Buesing Ohio to attend their brother-in-law's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Defreese
Wm. Bowman
Mentone
Rosa Hepler
Stalph Schuler
Edward Kuth
Charles Sater
Jackson Thomas
Clunette
L. D. Hamman
Indiana
Misa Millie Schaler
Megara
Lewis
John Kuhn
Buesing
Ohio
Nesaday
Inslaw
Dog Tax and Digestion Cure Court Case Mention
An owner pays no additional dog tax beyond one dollar to the assessor for the pup over three months. A testimonial from Boony Jane Tex cites Kodol Dyspepsia Cure providing long awaited relief after ten years of indigestion. Anderson Riggs of Boony Jane reflects improved well being. Thousands have testified an old pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson , Riggs
Boony’Jane
Tex
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Syncase
Milford Selstives
Hey
Flora
Nappanee
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Norman J. Groves
Kershier
Presbyterian Indies
KR. E. Hartman
Oswego
Jesse
M. E
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the Union
UNION
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Elkhart
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Cong
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Lewy ‘Umbigson
Rult Arnold
Maude Meaughlin
Bertin Gawthrop
Maude Kim
Chara Jones
Anna Werstler
Judy Betz
Edna Shaffer
Mary Werth
Ralph Neukom
Frank Kesh
Marion Self
Everett Remain
Lola Myles
Grove
Zyler
Nora Cox
China
Opisa
Eschbach & Weimer’s
River Bend
Chareh
Nellis Sprague
Chad Newcomb
Zed Campbell
Loren Hoadley
Reuben Fawley
Wm. Mikel
Atwood
Mae i Londiey
John Huffman
Peter Murphy
Eschbach & Vycimer’s
Angleton
Hiram Anglin
Daniel Ganstiern
Stony Point
Sams Wise
Franklin Township
Elmer Baker
Dock Emmons
Clarley Blue
Ilinois
Mr. Barman
Chicago
Jessie Jones
Rens Good
Neena Personet
Chas
Shafer
Mise Shoup
John Good
Dexter Gutrigan
Wo. Lash
Becca Stalentour
C. Foster
Rock Lake
Jessie Landis
Mrs. Banney
Elsie Landis
Roy Shoemaker
Efe Barber
Rochester
Floyd Shireman
Ole Penny Sunday
Mantey Creakbaum
Beaver Dan
Beaver Dam
Mr. Creakbaum
Dave Johnson
Ora McFarland
Mr. Eaton's
Jes Shoemaker
Estel
Kachel
South Bend
Mgr. T. K. Housmen
Manatawney
Cc. C. Foster
Mark
Big
Mil Wood
Harry Oram
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Surrey
Stanhope
WM. Conrad & Son
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