Local notes from the Odon area recount visits and travel
Mrs E L Groves visits her daughter Mrs Sion Heckler while Blanche Groves is ill. Families from Odon host relatives and guests. Miss Bertha Myers visits Cecil Myers. Dennis Dow trips to Odon. Jerome Reese and George Roach travel to Washington. Charles Myers at Jasonville and Terre Haute. James Grove wed Miss Grace Roach with Elder A L Standiford officiating. Local residents and farm life are described with trips to Washington and nearby towns.
Gour, Gold Medal Flour Endorsed by Mother Suasha
Suasha cites her mother praising Gold Medal Flour as the best Gour. The remark labels Gold Medal Flour as superior in a family endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suasha
Local Citizens Move and Travel Noted in Weekly Roundup
Mr Roush moved his family herd from Seymour Wednesday Arlie Allen returned from Sand born Wednesday The Rev Moberly holding a revival at Locus Grove Rett and Austin Roberts were at Washington Saturday Among schools closing this week are the Baker Parks Grannon Porter and St Patrick Walter Scott is here from Wheat Jand Miss Clara Miles went to Indianapolis to buy spring millinery goods Miss Della Gootee went to Lawrenceville Ill Rip Van Winkle left for North Dakota Tuesday Nick Goble moved his family to the old Bartel nomested Friday Jonathan Allen was at Loogootee Monday The funeral of Miss Mathrick was held at Old Union Saturday afternoon Rev T J Alford officiating Robert Porter was sold his farm to Alex Potts and will move to Missouri Otto Brock was here from Petersburg Tuesday Frank Walls has gone to Franklin Ind to take charge of one Raleigh Medicine company wagon Supervisors note a flurry of local movements and travel events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Locus Grove
Rett
Austin Roberts
Washington
Baker, Parks, Grannon
Porter
St. Patrick
Walter Scott
Wheat
Clara Miles
Indianapolis
Della Gootee
Lawrenceville
Ill
Rip van Winkle
North
Dakota
Nick Goble
Bartel
Jonathan Allen
Loogootee
Martha Hedrick
Old Union
T. J. Alford
Robert Porter
Alex Potts
Missouri
Otto Brock
Petersburg
Frank Walls
Franklin, Ind
Raleigh Medicine Company
Local Social Notes From Corning and Surroundings
Corning community members report recent visits and travels. Thomas Kellett returned from Danville after six months at school. William Deckard visited Wheatland relatives. Matthew Kellet spent time in Montgomery. Ellen Donahue returned from Washington. T Carrico visited Loogootee. Mrs John Kellett and Victoria stayed with the Bennetts. James Smith visited his nephew in Washington. Griffin visited Canonsburg. The Misses Reilly Murphy Fanning and Kelletts joined Rose Roarty for Sunday visits. Maud Deckard hosted friends Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kellett
Danville
William Deckard
Wheatland
Matthew Kellet
Montgomery
Ellen Donahue
Washington
T. Carrico
Loogootee
John Kellett
Victoria
William Bennett
James Smith
William Smith
Martin Griffin
Canonsburg
Mary Reilly
Ella Murphy
Edward Fanning
Matthew Kellett
Rose Roarty
Maud Deckard
Ner
Farmer Loses $2060 In Major County Robbery
Mr. McBride, a Steele township farmer recently back from Colorado, reported a theft in his home. A wallet containing $400 in cash and $1,600 in bank certificates and notes was stolen, with the assailant entering Tuesday night and leaving no tangible clues. The loss, one of the county’s largest robberies in years, crushes the farmer, who fears the notes may be unpaid. The wallet’s location remains uncertain though suspicion rests on misplacement unlikely. The case remains shrouded in mystery with no concrete leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
McBride
Wiley McBride
Steele
Colorado
Cornettsville
Mother Gray Australian Leaf Offer for Women
A vintage ad invites women to request a free package of Mother Gray Australian Leaf herbal remedy. The notice promises relief for women’s ailments and mentions a reliable regulator with a pleasant union of herbs and roots. Address requests are directed to The Mother Gray Co. in Le Roy, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Wouren
Saar Iag
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Religious Author Recalls Kidney Illness and Bed Rest
Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina, noted author of several books, recalls years of kidney trouble culminating in a winter episode that left him bedbound for eight days. He describes severe pain and passage of thick sediment in urine, signaling a serious health episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. ‘Fesperman
Salisbury
N.C
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DR. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
Kas
W. C. Betts
E. L. Groves
Sion Heckler
Blanche Groves
George Dow
Odon
Bertha Myers
Cecil Myers
Dennis Dow
Jerome Reese
George Roach
Charles Myers
Jasonville
Terre Haute
James Grove
Bogard Township
Grace Roach
George, Roach
A. L. Standiford
The
Christian Church
Hattie Hamersly
Arlie Myers
Cora
Josie
Florence Mudd
Alice
Mary Warter
George Wilson
Herschel Myers
Elnora
James Martin
George Myers
Carter
ER. L. Groves
Charles Wilson
Joe Browning
Floyd Rush
Hyatts
George W. Myers
Pat Morgan
Trainor
T. C. Myers
Frank, Harpe
Palmer Cox
Jesse Braner
Foley
Smith & Winton’s
W. H. Boone
East Main
Gom
Mr. Roush
Seymour
Arlie Allen
Sandborn
Corning
Ceelll
Sturges
F. B. Fornwald
Adrian Hamersly
Charles Williams
Philander M’henry
K. of C. Bldg
Fourth ST
OWENS
Eureka
E. Main ST
Ares
Plainville
Washington Realty CO
E. Forsythe
Jackson's
Kiefer
Winton
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