Local social visits noted this week
Miss Agnes Hackler stayed with Mrs. Pearl Nicewander Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lula Wade called on Miss Joillan Critchlow Tuesday evening. Guy Barley and Elmer Mallette visited with Delmer Franklin Thursday. Mrs. Jane Wilkey went to Elnora Thursday. Edith Wilkey visited with Lula Wade Monday. Matdie Critchtow visits this week with her parents. Standley Hastings was guest of Charles Standley Sunday. William Chestnut visited Greene county Saturday and Sunday. Arney family and Jonah Arney visited John Shaker Sunday. John Young dined with Jack Franklin Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hackler
Pearl Nicewander
Lula Wade
Joillan Critchlow
Guy Barley
Elmer Mallette
Delmer Franklin
Jane Wilkey
Elnora
Edith Wilkey
Matdie Critchtow
Standley Hastings
Charles Standley
William Chestnut
Greene County
Jonah Arney
John Shaker
John Young
Jack Franklin
Unclear Social Visit Notes From Shiloh Area
Local residents including Shiloh guests of John Montgomery and Miss Bertha Road visitors report travel to Oden and Catnejbake. W C Kelsey and family move west of town while Tom Resler prepares a new residence. Multiple Chestnut family visits and farm-related movements noted with several names and nearby towns.
Thanksgiving Exercises At Hackler School Prompt Local News
A crowded Thanksgiving program at Hackler school included Oscar Hill receiving a candy box as dozens gathered Wednesday afternoon November 26. The report lists residents visiting, illness, and community happenings, noting school improvements and the revival at Nebo.
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Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear events, names, or locations to define a coherent short newspaper item. The available portion appears to be garbled, containing stray tokens and punctuation without a discernible subject or outcome.
Local Social Notes Highlight Maggie Everett Return
Maggie Everett returned from Edwardsport. Mr and Mrs 5am, Eve attended Washington on Monday for a lobster Thanksgiving meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Everett
Edwardsport
Eve
Washington
Public Sale At John W Nelswanger Farm Near Plainville
A Jim Crow era notice of a public auction on December 11 1918 at 10 oclock for the John W Nelswanger farm three miles northeast of Plainville and four miles southwest of Elnora offering brood mares cows hay grain and farm equipment with sale terms cash over 5 and nine months credit and 6 discount for cash auctioneers listed Johnson Crosby Morgan Morgan and clerk T M Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Nelswanger
Plainville
Elnora
Local Notes and Moves Across Communities Featuring Visits and Relocations
Samuel Laces of gugittase visited Donald Gamble Friday and Saturday Miss Blanch B Hardy of Washington visited her parents Friday William Belcher moved his family from J W McAdams farm to Crawford county Not Beyond Help at 87 cites kidney trouble symptoms Mrs Stary A Dean of Taunton Mass reports Foley Kidney Pills helped after 17th birthday and druggists Smith Winton endorse them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel ‘Laces
Gugittase
Donald Gamble
Blanchb Hardy
Washington
William Belcher
J. W. McAdams
Crawford County
Stary A
East Walnut St
Taunton
Mass
Foley
Smith & Winton
Elks Dancing Club Hosts Hop At Masonic Hall
Twenty couples attended the Elks dancing club hop at the Masonic hall last night. A household testimonial from P. Hr Ginn of Middleton Georgia praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for preventing and relieving croup and colds in children, stating prompt relief and quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Dancing Club
Masonic Hall
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Foley
Washingtons New High School and Industrial Arts Building
Fragmented notes describe a two story complex with a basement and main floor. The gymnasium and domestic science rooms are noted along with north side facilities and the school room., but text is garbled and lacks clear dates or official details.
Christmas Shopping Urges Shoppers With Full Stock
A shop invites buyers to take advantage of mild weather and ample staff as it promotes its complete merchandise and attentive service. The note urges immediate purchases for a pleasant and profitable holiday season.
We Give Particular Attention to Gift Line
We offer a focused selection of practical presents for daily use. A new dress pattern with trim, handsome shoes, gloves, socks, hosiery, ties, and warm footwear for all ages. Includes coats for mothers and girls, slippers, and overshoes. Visit us to find lasting joy.
Shop Early for Fresh Stocks and Best Selection
Early buyers gain the dream stock as our shelves show ample supply and a better range this season. The store promises attractive novelties for gentlemen including shaving goods and timepieces, with special efforts to assist future needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feren Ty
Ita
Chritmas
Bogard
Shiloh
John Montgomery
Ethel
Franklin
W. C. Kelsey
James ‘Chestnut
Joseph Noblett
Shank Ha ‘Chestnut
Zelia
Freedom
Owen County
Fred Winklepleck
Jakany Eaglesville
Len Wes Iters
Fanty
Odon
Tarl Kelsey
Arthur Chestnut
Alfordsville
Hackler School
Oscar Hill
Will Burris
Mitchell
Caret Harvey Byrer
Stella
Seth
Chestnut
Zella
Ethel Burris
Davie Alva Gold
Iowa
P. M. Hoover
W. B
Chandler
Mary Byrer
Wincle
Andrew Shelton
Byrer
Bicknell
Oak Grove Cemetery
Henry
Herschel Harper
Illinois
William J. Pais
Bert Roach
Tere Haute
East St. Louis
Earl
John Kelso
Ernest
J. McCord
Hank Harvey Byrer
Stellamnane
Indianapolis
D. R. Hobson
James J. Gilley
Laws
C. M. Allen
Jasper
Gootee
John ‘W. Potts
Dubois County
Nebo
Bett A. Roberts
Roberts
Rock Road
John W. Potts
Luther
Hudsonvillej
Victor Keller
Corning
John Alford
Loogestee
Charley Cole
Hoysville
Grant Burris
John Reinsel
Bouthern van Buren
James Cropp, Jr
Charley Parson
Henry Lerrit Aniday
George Dages
Tagadsy
Fred Parker -Apt Childr
Ahd
Heide
John
Lucia Allen
Anastasia
Gornorms
Ville
Cloverdalig
E. A. Perkins
Albert Buzan
Bogard Township
Lew Yates
Kansas City
Lucy Gamble
Grace Morgan
Edna Tommy
Gussie Fergerson
Cornettsville
Izzy
Johnson & Crosby
Morgan & Morgan
T. M. Sears
Washinton
Iustrial Arts
Waington
F. B
Easwald Go
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