Telephones Tell a Good Story of True Love
A.C. Tweedy of the National Harvester travels recalls a Washington hello girl and an Ohio salesman who married. In a prankish booth moment Tweedy tries to overhear, but the girl cuts him out. The tale ends with a vow to marry and a dramatized suicide threat that he interrupts, proving love’s trouble is never simple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Tweety
National Harvester Company
Washington
Ohio
Tweedy
Indiana
Lizzie
Mr. T
Local Docket of Visits and Travels Across Indiana and Chicago
Fred Odon and Ed Laughlin are noted in connections with Elnora and Washington. Jake Shields and Raymond O'Dell journeyed to Indianapolis and Chicago. Asa Haig and Maud and Jennie attended events in Chicago and Torre Haute. Miss Mollie Sargent and Miss Maud Webster traveled to Chicago for a visit, while Dr Mayfield visited A T Mayfield in Orange County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Sargent
First M. E. Church Choir Sings Sunday Revival Program
The First M. E. church choir presents a Sunday night song service as part of revival meetings led by Rev. Wm. Whitsett. The program features hymns and choruses including March of the Christian, Listen, When the Mists Have Cleared, Lift up your Heads, and a benediction by Rev. J. M. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Whitsett
M. E
Nowionior
Beebesie H. B. Berry
Galle
Proyer
Shep- Mirc H. Berry
Heughes
Arthem
Farry With Me
Davis
Mary Jechuras
Apthem
Ashford
J. M. Baker
John Glover
W. M. Whitsitt
M.E
Petersburg
Local Notes and Appointments Across Town
Dots and Dashe Mrs Horral improves while Dr Gresdurth travels to Washington. Ibrank Myers seeks eye surgery at Dr Knapp's sanatorium. Charles Hedges returns to Boonville after a visit with the Fengangs. W H Bell relocates to Jonesboro Ark for his future home. George Kramer runs a liquidation sale at Cabel Kauffman’s in the carpet dept next week. Edith Summers leads a National Biscuit Co demo at Cabel Kauffman’s grocery. William Stadeler, a smallpox patient, improves and may be discharged soon. Henry Peck family travels to Seymour for a funeral. John Helphenstine takes a position with The M J Carnahan Co in buggy and implement dept. William Enley buys Berry’s barber shop and becomes tensorial artist, retaining Fred Summers from Washington.
Tobacco Trust Plans Appeal Over Indiana Anti Cigarette Law
Attorneys and the Tobacco Trust vow to appeal to Indiana courts challenging the Parks anti cigarette statute as unconstitutional. They argue the measure infringes personal liberty and could criminalize adult ownership, planning to test the law in state Supreme Court after potential prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Tobacco Company
The
Tobacco Trust
Indianapolis
Iit
Supreme Courts
Friends OF Law
Anti-Cigarette League of
Indiana
Supreme Court
Tennzesev
Iowa
Beda
Supreme Court of the United States
Laws State Supreme Court
Sunday church services listed for multiple congregations
Announcements detail morning and evening services for St Bimon s A B Church Irbt Christian Church John s Episcopal Presbyterian Beyond M E Church First M E Church and others with preaching times names of pastors and special events including revival services and music selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Morgan
Genge
Subec
Maine
John's Episcopal Church
A. Dennis
Local Notes From Alforsville And Surrounding Areas
Harrison Cole was in Haysville on Monday while Thomas Jac’s man, employed in Jasper, visited his parents Sunday. Norsay Arvin at Clement school closed his term Friday. David Jackson from Sab Fraccieen attended his brother pious’s funeral Monday. Reeve township teachers plan to attend Danville spring school. Bert Hughes will sell property March 14 and move to St. Louis for work. George Gow an moved to Jack Summers farm southeast of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jac
Jasper
Norsay Arvin
Clement
David Jackson
Sab Fraccieen
Reeve Township
Danville
Bert Hughes
St. Louis
George Gowan
Bud Chandler
Jack Summers
Local Help Wanted and Lost Item Notice
Classified brief notes include a help wanted ad for a girl to do general house work at 308 E Walcuti Street, a lost K of P pin with a reward for return, and a card of thanks for condolences after a death. Also a Masonic lodge meeting notice for March 1 at 7:30 pm with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Walcuti Street
Frank Landis
Masonic—Charity Lodge
O. H. Yenxg
W. M
Army ArkMan
Sec'y
Local Notices From Cornettstown and Nearby Areas
Ed Carroll and Leo Williams were seen in Plainville on Thursday while Dode Wade came from Ep som Friday. George Todd of Elnora bought hogs, Ed Tomey went to Oden on business, and Wm. Bynum visited from Montgomery. J. J. Patterson rode to Montgomery on business Saturday. Seth Myers transacted business at Plainville Thursday. Joseph Tomey and daughter Clyda visited Plainville Monday. Ed Myers and wife were in Washington on business Saturday. Mrs. Walter Williams and daughter of Illinois are visiting here. Miss Mary Aikman of Sugarland attended Sunday with sister Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. James Williams returned to Black Oak after visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Todd
Elnora
Bynum
Montgomery
B. F. Parson
J. J. Patterzon
Seth Myers
Plainville
Joseph Tomey
Clyda
Ed Myers
Washington
Walter Williams
Illinois
James Williams
Black Oak
Bethel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nelson Barber visited his mother on Saturday. Miss Ethel Shanks visited relatives in Washington Friday. Mr and Mrs Will Moore visited relatives at Bridgeport last week. Harley Stringer, out of school for weeks, is to post a show of progress. Miss Alise Thomas for Big Windy spent a few days in Washington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Barber
Ethel Shanks
Washington
Will Moore Vist
Bridgeport
Harley Stringer
Alise Thomas
Big Windy
Pat Wook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh L. Cox
City Steam Bakery
STAFF
OF Life
Odon
Fred [Colle
Ed Laughlin
Jake Shields
Forsythe
Eatdianapolis
Asa Haig
Chicagol
I. Melkard Kouch
Herp
Linton
Harry Crop
Raymond O'Dell
Maud
Jennip _uieailip
Mise Gertie Teolle
Torre Haute
Stingiay
Dr. Mayfield
Orange Eoupty
A. T. Mayfield
Mabel Abraham
M.E. Choir
Sisting the Pastor
J.B. Gresdurth
Ibrank Myers
Dr. Knapp
Charles Hedges
Boonville
Miss
Mrs. W Fengang
W. H Bell
Albion, Ills
Jonesboro
Ark
George Kramer
Cabel & Kauffman
Edith Summers
National Biscuit Company
Cabel & Kauffman’s
William Stadeler
Henry Peck
Master Clark
Miss Tabbie
Seymour
John Helphenstine
M. J. Carnahan Company
William Enley
Walter Berry
Fred Summers
Mr. Berry
Indiana Courts
Omics
Irs
Corporation
Bimon's
W. Doyle
Wm. Garrity
A. B. Church
Madison Courtney
J. F. Boxii
Baptist Church
Sunnday School
Junior Union 2
B. Y.P.U
Presbyterian ‘Church
J. M. Douglass
O. E
Ks. CO. E
Beyond M. KE. Church
C. S. Ascey
Eporth
Ladies Aid Society
Perry
Cunningham
McCormack Avenue
M. E. Church
Morningshington, D.C
Rooeeve F
Alforsville
Harrison Cole
Haysville
Gazerts Office
P. Pin
Myanp Vrs
J. A. Pauwan
Cornettsville
Ed Carroll
Leo Williams
Thurs
Dode Wade
Som
Ed Tomey
Oden
Mary Aikman
Sugarland
S. A. Carroll
Hatfield & Palmer
DeVoe
Hatfield & Palmer CO
C.D. Taylor
Washington, Ind
WeBe
An . Curta Ee c
F. B. Fornwald
Manfacturer’s
the Starr Piano Company
East Main Street
Opera House
Bethel
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