Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Oliver Gardner of Covington and Roy Henricks from Indianapolis visited town Monday. Samuel Davidson from near Newtown called on relatives. Mrs. Joseph Glascock and Mrs. Rebecca Frazier spent time visiting. Opal Eaton of Danville was a weekend guest. Charles Bell of Indianapolis and Troy Philpott from Danville were daytime visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Gardner
Covington
Roy. Henricks
Indianapolis
Samuel Davidson
Newtown
Joseph Glascock
Opal Eaton
Danville
John Frazier
Charles Bell
C. B. Cooper
Rebecca Frazier
Troy Philpott
Numerous Crawfordsville area visitors and community notes
Mrs A J Harris and daughter Nell shopped in Crawfordsville Saturday. Myrtle Clark of Indianapolis visited home folks from Saturday to Tuesday. Roland Keeling stayed with the Trowbridge family. Thurman Hodge on vacation from New Ross. Mr and Mrs Tom Davidson of Indianapolis visited relatives. Lucretia McBroom and Mary Copus guests of Wayne town friends. Dana Gaylor to Canton Hill to stay with George Gaylor family. Albert Cruser sold the bake shop to Vern Routh of New Ross who took charge. Byron Frazier hosted Dale Rowand family and Misses Win and Helen Pugh. Members of the Woman's Home Mission Society attended a district convention in Darlington. George Sterns honored birthday. forty four guests attended. Evangelist O A Neylin spoke on a Man In Love. Local planning trips to Roachdale for meetings. Van Bill auto livery advertised as safe service. etc.
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A. J. Harris
Nell
Crawfordsville
Myrtle Clark
Indianapolis
Roland Keeling
Dc. R. Trowbridge
Thurman Hodge
New Ross
Tom Davidson
John Davidson
Lucretia McBroom
Mary Copus
Waynetown Friends
Dana Gaylor
Canton Hill
George Gaylor
Albert Cruser
Vern Routh
Routh
Byron Frazier
Dale Rowand
Mesdames
J. J. Williams
Frank Deth
George B. Jones
James Horn
Frank Bybee
Shirley Williams
Woman’s Home Mission Society
Mabel Parker
Queen Esther’s
Darlington
George Sterns
Clyde Rodgers
Ruth Furr
Veedersburg
Byron Hesler
Warren Graves
Elmer Ellis
Fred Hesler
Roe Furr
Hyson Myer
George Birge
Nora Kerr
O. A. Neylin
Newlin
Roachdale
van & Bill
Ermine Bennett
Ola Berryman
Dewey Bunnell
Robert Bible
A. M. Bible
Ollie Baker
Frank Crose
Near Colfax
Julia Smith
Lincon
Vernie Fruits
Stockwell
Ollie Fruits
Elsie Fowler
Danville, Ll
Samuel Vowden
Wallace
Marion Follick
Burt McCormick
Maxwell
Darnell
Ms. Brown
Ivan
J. Frank McDermond’s
Attica
J. Frank McDermond
Doc Hostettler
Charleston
Ind
Uncle Doc
Oasis
Van & Bill Auto Livery Motto Fluently Repeats
The piece promotes Van & Bill Auto Livery with phrases about swatting roosters for better eggs and higher prices. It emphasizes safety as a motto while stressing dependable transport to reach destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van & Bill Auto
Starnes Honored By Webb Publishing For Subscriptions
H I Starnes, famed Indianapolis News subscription solicitor and circulation manager, receives nationwide recognition as Webb Publishing Co of St Paul studies circulation methods. Webb’s Frank Archibald visited Starnes at home and toured a print shop and rural areas to observe success. A separate county court trial found Chiropractor Ellen Cunningham not guilty of practicing medicine without a license after a length en deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Starnes
Webb Publishing Company
St. Paul
Minn
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Mr. Starnes
Frank D. Archibald
Ellen Cunningham
Crawfordsville
Cunningham
Poison to the Faker John Sullivan in town this week
Montgomery County weights and measures official John Sullivan visited Waynetown to enforce the law and expose fakers. Local dealers praised him yet feared his sharp audits, while Wingate and New Richmond merchants bragged of profits from risky schemes. Mrs. Mattie Hayes of Sidney ill, died, body brought for burial at Masonic cemetery. once Miss Mattie Martin in Waynetown years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Montgomery County
Waynetown
Mr. Sullivan
Wingate
New Richmond
Dan Hayes
Mattie Hayes
Sidney
Ill
Masonic Cemetery
Classified Ads Rates and Terms for Department
Classified ads in this department were accepted at one cent per word for the first week and half price for subsequent insertions. The notice outlines pricing and duty for readers placing ads in the publication.
For Sale Abstracter and Seed Potatoes
FOR SALE- Abstracts of Titles. Complete original system by John L. Shrum Crawfordsville Binford Block Upstairs. FOR SALE- Dooley seed potatoes at $1.00 per bushel late variety but sure crop wet crazy. C. C. Ellis phone 168. LOST-A broach pin with a We furnish wholesale and retail Bath Outfits Water Systems Steam and Hot Water Plants Piping Shaft ing Pullies etc. Driven Wells Deep Wells and Supplies. OMAR A. LARRICK Crawfordsville 203 S. Washington St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Shrum
Crawfordsville
Binford Block
C. C. Ellis
Omar A. Larrick
S. Washington St
Ruby set in brilliants at the school building
Mrs. Forrest Titus attended a Monday night event titled ruby set in the school building, details from the readable fragments indicate a local gathering or activity associated with her in the school setting.
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Ruby
Forrest Titus
Appointment of William L. Moffett Estate Administrator
Henry L. Moffett appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of William L. Moffett of Montgomery County Indiana deceased. Estate said to be solvent. Dated May 17 1916. Harry N. Fine attorney for estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Moffett
Montgomery County
Indiana
Henry L. Moffett
Harry N. Fine
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Swift's Pride
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