D A R's White River meets. Chinese talk by Captain Faith
D A R White River chapter held a Monday meeting at 2:30 with Regent Aline Vance leading the flag salute. Captain Don Faith spoke on China including living conditions and politics. Mrs Ruth Webster and Mrs Libbie Haskett sang. Out-of-town guests included Mrs John S Boyd and Mrs Annie F Guenther. Light refreshments followed. Alberta Gossett, former Washington resident, graduates June 16 from Ball State Teachers College with a B S in Education after a rapid path through schooling and music study.
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White River
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Raeing
Aline Vance
Don Faith
Faith
China
Captain Faith
Ruth Webster
Libbie Haskett
Frog
Christ
Flanders
John S. Boyd
Haddonfield
N. J
Annie F. Guenther
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Gossitt
Ball State College
Alberta Gossett
Washington
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Morton High School
Richmond
Miss Gossett
Wartham College
College of Music
Cincinnati
Kellogg's All Bran Promises Health and Easy Digestion
A vintage advertisement extols Kellogg's All Bran for intestinal bulk and blood-building iron. It touts two tablespoons daily as a mild remedy for constipation, notes palatability, and claims versatility in meals. The piece also weaves in local school and community notices, including graduates and club events, reflecting a local newspaper page mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kell Allbran
Kellogg’s
Local girl in K. O. P. band to visit Washington
Hermia Farris, daughter of the late Herman Farris, will join the Indiana Pythian Home band of thirty one youths for a June 21 Washington visit. The group will give a noon concert under Knights of Pythias sponsorship. Farris’ mother Dorothy Farris lives on Harned avenue. The trip marks a reunion with her hometown as a member of the famed musical organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knights of Pythias
Hermia Farris
Mra
Herman Farrris
Miss Parris
Dorothy Farris
Harned Avenue
Cherry Finds Apartment and Faces Cooking Trials
Cherry moves into a modest apartment with Dan and greets friendly Max Pearson. She struggles with shopping, packing, and a difficult kitchen as she learns to cook for the first time, burning beef and toiling over peas, while Dan reassures her and hints at future plans. The week is busy, exhausting, and filled with hopeful missteps as Cherry adjusts to domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Dan
Tony Tos
Erry
elBer
Dixie Shannon
Cherry
Son
Pearson
Max Pearson
Che H
Genba E
Sarah O'Fallon
Sarah
Max
Walnut Street Public School gains in attendance
The Walnut Street Public School reports increasing attendance with enrollment at 9171 and cards kept open through the second week. Rev Edward Murr superintendent and Geo Kitchown secretary note progress and hope for regular attendance with few absentee holes. The Presbyterian church plans a baseball game today at 4 00 at Railroad Shops diamond against Petersburg Presbyterians to provide leisure play for local college and high school students. G C Hitchcock pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church of
Petersburg
Ind
G. C. Hitchcock
Elks lodge to hold meeting amid dusty Democrat files
A dusty note from June 14 1927 records the Elks lodge planning a meeting. The fragment notes an upcoming gathering amid archived Democrat files and hints at a local social event with members and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Todge
Local officials and community notices amid Elks service
Flag Day services are set at the Elks home tonight. Hugh G. Faith won a seat on the city school board to fill G. E. Hayes’s term. Jarence Evans and R. L. Melmtosh were named as the other two members. Mrs William Allen Cullicop died suddenly at Vincennes. William Lowe Bryan, president of er an university, to speak at a Westminster Church Social Union meeting June 28. Liberty bonds totaling 400 dollars were prepared for shipment from New Haven. A. O. Fulkerson attends a county school super meeting in Indianapolis. Others named include Mich Se Heenge Hollandsworth, V. Morgan and Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh G. Faith
G. E. Hayes
Jarence Evans
R. L. Melmtosh
William Lowe’ Bryan
Er An University
Westminster Rign Church
Miss Daily Brooks and Lorin Ashbencher Tie The Knot
Miss Daily Brooks and Lorin Ashbencher of Bluffton wed at the First Church this morning. The couple, noting students from Kansas, will spend the summer with their families. Robert Beck, recently at Yale, joined the celebration and plans to spend the season with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Daily Brooks
Lorin Ashbencher
Bluffton
Heffernan
Jack Lea- Dan
Largs
Kansas
Registration board survey notes June 14 1917
Five men to be employed at Reveret Coal mine on White Camp Manning after completion, following continuation of the registration board at the house. The Baghs lodge of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirccehs
Reveret Coel
Parr and guests travel with Dr and Mrs G L in Long Beach
Homer F Parr and two companions from Long Beach California arrive today for an extended visit with Dr and Mrs G L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer F. Parr
Long Beach, Canif
G. L
A Swedish Puzzle Study and Horizontal Clues
Puzzle text lists clues and partial answers about Sweden including cities languages and objects. It references numbers and terms such as king of Sweden, capital, northern location near the Arctic, and assorted definitions, forming a dense, historical crossword style item.
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Burris Oe
Benjamin Urris
St Te
Tuesas Lena
A. M. Brown
North Winpres M. E
A. Beal
Odon
Violet Russell
Bicknell
Iespond
P Tom
N.pfeiffer
J. Carlisle
J. W. Harmon
Epworth
Cyrus Wempler
Asbury Chapel
G. P. Hert
Pieinville
Caroline Davis
Loogootee
Devotioma
Jane Small
Devker
J. M. Greene
Vincennes
Latte
Fife
Ficbareer
Einore
Guer
Uth van Hoy
Shoals
Claude McAlster
Decker Chép
Pocahotas Club
Pocahontas Club
Redmen’s
Colored Ladies Political Club
Simon Pure
Lilliem Ketchem
O’kay
Irene Cox
W4 and Strong
Jeanette Osha
Jap-a-Lack
Birdie Ebler
S. B. Boyd
Santo
Ladies Aid of
Bethel
First Methodist Church
Wilt
Joyce Smith
N. W
2Nd Street
Shaw Amd
Mies
Mildred Shaw
Terris
Dorothy
Roma Lonore McEvilly
Leslie
Leis Hope
Sta
Masonic Temple
Dorcas Society
Ri ‘A
Hastings. A
Hd Rand
Effie Abel
Thenita
High Banks Road
Geneva Barger
May
Hottie
Vaugt Lyverne
Abel
Charley
Showalter
Mitchel Downey
James
Clare Barber
Barber
Jone
Roy Downey
Wilmare
Wheat
N. W. Firatee
Ryan
Bridge
Ra Aban Jordan
Louis Zinkeh
Fannie Bran
James Mc‘Hohn Jordan
George Harety Kramer
Fannep
Louis Gootee
Piedge
JeKinny
Vance
Sugarland Road
Walter Sahm
Bare
Choral Club
Jlub
Hipgo
Mary Reynoldgod
Mary
Marion Hatfield
Helen Wittingham
Mary Reynolds
Leo Costello
Ieme Costello
Peggy Reynolds
Forces
Society of the First Christian
Charles
Marvin Rogerts of
Mileinen Wis
A.¢. Gutseh
James Kehoe
Detroit
John Kehoe
West Yan
Nathan Smith
Plainville
Tom Ward
Wheetland
Virginia
Haretine
N. A. Martin
EB. Hermestroff
Chicago
George Krempp
C. C. Judy
Sumner, Il
M. B. Judy
Glen
Jessen
B. Allen CO
Catline
Palmer & Webster
Union Vacation School
Democrat
VIA
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Company
Nual
Elks Home
William Allen
Cullicop
Boyd
New Haven, Conn
Jvs
Yale University
Fulkerson
Meeting County
Indianapolis
Hollandsworth
V. Morgan and Perkins
Robert Béck
Atcontin
Lydia E
Pickham
Alwage
Sweden
Rie Evn
Bez Ee Ies
Orient
Lone-Star
Paradise
Ir Energy
Obstructio Mining
Aan
Fashion Shoppe
E. A.keller
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