Local Social Notes Highlight Citizens Visits and Affairs
Mrs. Dick Payne spends Thursday in Muncie while Dr. Ivan Brenner visits Indianapolis. Numerous residents travel to Richmond Muncie and Lynn for weekends visits and business. Randolph Chapter R A M plans a Monday meeting with officer elections and member turnout. local trades advertise goods and services. Notable names include Miss Mae McIntire Mrs. George E Leggett and Bert Davis among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Payne
Muncie
Ivan Brenner
Indianapolis
Charley Ferris
Mae McIntire
Richmond
George E. Leggett
Wiliam Maines
Buick
Monroe Reece
Lynn
Lowell Wilson
Shirley
Agnes Ross
Ira E. Smithson
Farmland
C. L. Botkin
W. S. Hoke
South Side Sq
Ed Bailey
Harry Oliver
Berry
L. S. Kinkead & Co
Rose Moorman
Marie
Chas. Ballard
A. O. Martin
Herman Puckett
Mary Harris
S B. Templin
Etheleen
Albert D. Ogburn
New Castle
Orchard Demonstrations With Purdue Specialist Friday
C L Burkholder an orchard specialist from Purdue will assist Co Agt R A Fields in two orchard demonstrations Friday December 9 at 9 am and 2 pm. The 9 am session will be at A R Williams arm eight miles northwest of Bee Eagle in Town ship farm near Stoney Creek township. the 2 pm meeting will be at the same site. All farmers with orchards are urged to attend one of the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Burkholder
Purdue
Co. Agri
R. A. Fields
A. R. Wiliams
Bee Eagle
Township
Stoney Crak
Sick List Includes Several Local Residents
From the sick room Miss Ethel Jobes is on the sick list Mrs. Otto Strehbach is on the sick list Mrs. E P Fulghum is on the sick list Mrs. Benjamin Copeland is quite sick at her home on North Main St Mrs Wm Saucere suffered a severe attack of acute indigestion Sunday She is able to be about Mrs J W Taylor has been quite sick with tonsillitis but is improved Miss Gladys Ward who underwent an operation at the County Hospital two weeks ago is getting along nicely Mrs W A Lemaux of Ridgeville who suffered a stroke two weeks ago is improving nicely Mrs Robert McKinney formerly of Rural now of Constantine Mich is seriously ill Mary Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Collins has been seriously ill for two weeks but is slightly improved Miss Sarah Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Miller attending school at Bloomington was ill last Friday and underwent an operation for appendicitis at Indianapolis She is improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lemaux
Indianapolis
J. W. McCamish
John Diggs
New Paris
Ohio
Jesse Oxley
Everet Litschert
Abe Brubaker
Ridgeville
Bertha Pace
Pontiac
Mich
Bessie Harter
Thomas Sackett
West River Township
John H. Robinson
Journal-Herald
John
Randolph County
Carl Myers
Willard Lenkensdorfer
Fort Wayne
Rosalie Thompson
Helen Chenoweth
Glenn Diggs
James Johnson
Cam Myers
Emerson Records
Pierce Art Studio
F. A.engle
Bryant
Edna
Ethel Engle
P. E. Goodrich
Mahlon Reed
Belle Bullock
Dunkirk
Pierce
Margaret Engle
Zimmerman
Fresno
Calif
Charles Zimmerman
Martha R. Moorman
Marie
A. F. Huddleston
W. O. Coats
W. T. Wilson
Muncie
Glen Ade
8. D. Coats
Fred Nichols
Marvin Nichols
Dale ‘Shreve
J. W. Taylor
Garringer
Sarah
Dorothy Fisher
Orval Brouse
Saratoga
Jefferson School
Zora Cox and Son
G. R. Kennedy
Roy Hamblin
Brownsville
Winchester
Mary
William Baird
Richmond
Franklin Street
R. C. Shaw
Wm. H Murray
Ind
Henrietta Kelch
Bloomington
Lafayette
Kelch
Kester Pike
Esta Pike
Nora Pike
Florence Pike
Maud
Bonnie Hodge
Walter Hodge
Florence
E. Jones
Leo Jones
James P. Goodrich
New York
County Infirmary
Benjamin Copeland
North Main St
Wm. Saucere
Gladys Ward
W. A. Lemaux
Robert McKinney
Constantine
Mary Collins
Horace Collins
Sarah Miller
J. D. Miller
Methodist
Mail Early Christmas Mailing Notice
A postal office urges patrons to mail Christmas packages early to ensure delivery before December 24. Reminders include deadlines by region and the option to mark packages not to be opened until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain Region
Mississippi Valley
New England
Ohio Valley
Winchester Commandery Enjoy Spread at Banquet
The annual Winchester Commandery No. 53 Knights Templar spread was held last Wednesday evening with many attendees and no business. Music and talks filled the program as the “cats” committee delivered, and 176 possums 2 coons 1 ham and other fare were consumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Commandery No
Knights Templar
Winchester Post Office Patrons urged to move boxes and repair approaches
Rural mail patrons complied with requests to move boxes and place names on them while many have not yet changed. The postmaster Ben J. E. Hinshaw states he will report to Washington by December 10 1921 and asks those who have not complied to act without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Washington
Grave markers consigned for Civil War soldiers
Through the Woman's Relief Corps a consignment of marble grave stones was received last week. The government furnishes and delivers them free to the local freight station for marking soldiers' unmarked graves. Interested friends may contact Mrs. C. B. Courteny at 612 W. Washington St Winchester or call White 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
C. B. Courteny
Washington Street
Winchester
No Hunting Forbidden on Property At Mrs Mollie Thomas Estate
Notice restricts hunting on the premises of Mrs Mollie S Thomas Herman Va Walter Coats and Rudolph E Brown. The undersigned prohibits entry for hunting activities across the described property. Violations may lead to enforcement or legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntin
Mrs. Mollie
S. Thomas Herman
Walter
Coats Rudolph E. Brown
Prewar fence prices offered by Arthur Beschler
Farmers urged to buy No 9 fence 47 inch fence boards F O B Saratoga Indiana at guaranteed prices through July 1 1922. Arthur E Beschler promotes the deal from Saratoga Ind. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Arthur E. Beschler
Ind
Wright dragged by horse in Dayton buggy mishap
Wright, of Dayton, was thrown as his horse bolted near the square last Thursday. The buggy was slightly damaged. He was taken to Dr. Robinson's office for treatment before being moved to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A Wright
Meerer Dayton
Wright
Robinon
Revival talk and Jefferson game results noted at Jackson
Rev. Bass addressed Jackson School students on character virtues The Girls basketball team defeated Jefferson 15 to 9 while the Jackson boys lost 19 to 18 in a see-saw contest Jefferson swept both boys games and Jackson took both girls games in their season meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Jackson
Mrs Martha Antonio Hosts Visit in Ridgeville
Mrs Martha Antonio of Ridgeville was the guest of Mrs Everet Lits chert last Friday. The piece notes a man in good circumstances reflects wealth and thrift and likens it to self-made success, with a reflective aside on savings and circumstance. Winchester Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Antonio
Ridgeville
Everet Litschert
Funeral services for Mrs Ottie Perkins held at Friends Church
Mrs Ottie Bud Perkins 39 died at the family home on North Meridian after a weeks long illness. Survived by husband two sons and four daughters. Funeral services conducted by Rev John Wallace of Richmond with a choir from the same place. Burial in Fountain Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Ottie
Bud) Perkins
North Meridian Street
John Wallace
Richmond
Fountain Park Cemetery
Money Makes the Mare Go and Cars Move
The saying suggests money drives action, noting that while wealth motivates, it takes an automobile to truly accelerate progress. The adage ties financial capability to mobility and progress in a succinct, period voice.
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Walter Kemp
Detroit
George A. Shaw
C. E. Bales
Bert Davis
Union City
Frank Davis
Anna Caffey
Vern Edwards
Glen Diggs
Albert Sutton
Blackford County
W. S. Hoke’s
South Side
Upland
Kenneth Dickson
Portland
Ethelene Vanderburg
D. R. Peters
L. S. Kinkead & Co. Adv
Sarah Fisher
Boyd Lynn
Atlanta
Georgia
Harry Shoemaker
N. F. Cunningham
Selma
Indiana
Orlando Hinshaw
Fountain City
Charles Albright
Charles Ballard
A. C. Martin
W. H. Williams
R. Miller
Johnson
Samanaas Co
J. A. Long
Florence Colclesser
Della Rickner
Albert Kem
Joe Curry
Kendalville
Ed Curry
Roberts Hotel
Reed Clevenger
Galion
Stephen Clevenger
Lucile Botkin
Bastrop
Louisiana
Frank Botkin
Side Sq
Lux
Pillsbury
Old Reliable Coffee
Florida
Ethel Jobes
Otto Strehbach
E. P. Fulghum
Winchester Commandery
Ben J. E. Hinshaw
J. M. Best & Son
the Cash Grocers
Jackson School
Bass
New Lisbon
Napoleon
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Winchester, Indiana
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Wm. van. Wylich
the Standard. Security. Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
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