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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
4
Various town news items: deaths include Mrs. Gideon Ayler and Henry Kruger. court updates on Ference Gray case. wedding announcements for Anna Peglow with Charles Rhoda and Winifred Belle with Rolla Gardner. mercantile ads and local business moves. road and sidewalk projects. farm work and crop reports. multiple visits, moves, and meetings across LaPorte County communities.
A brief note questions common remedies for colds and emphasizes the slow pace of cures. The piece hints at home treatments and the persistence of symptoms, urging patience while awaiting natural recovery.
Mr and Mrs A J Barnard spent Sunday at Cairn Mills. James O Conner and family of Valparaiso visited Ira Barnard. Gordon Trost was ill last week but is better now. Birthday dinner at Lesnia Dodd's included N T Dodd Lincoln Dodd Ethel W L Dodd Stafford Seminger Mrs Richard Dodd and Clark Bales. Charles Barnard builds five brick chicken houses. Frank Burners visited Westville. Miss Pinney stayed with her parents in Wanatah. Mrs Pressent Culver visited her son Lee Culver. George Arndt missed school two days due to illness. Ice house repairs planned at Clear Lake.
Attendance at both the Sunday School and regular service last Sunday was encouraging. Children paid close attention to the lesson and benefited from the illustrated presentations. Next Sunday at 11:00 Mr. Scholes will preach and the public is invited.
The article recalls the drought era and grasshopper hardships still felt by residents in Kaneas. Earl Shamburg, a longtime citizen of Cedell, reflects on past struggles and his worn out experiences amid prosperity.
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