Mt Zion Notes and Social Wins at Weekend Gatherings
Mt Zion reports growing Sunday School attendance. Mr and Mrs Gail Austin wintering in Muncie. Several local guests visited families including Miss Marie Reece with Miss Irene Moore and Mr and Mrs Ellis Green with Frank Browne. Forest Van Pelt attended the Chicago International Live Stock Exposition. Union City and Winchester visitors hosted by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Austin
Muncie
Mt. Zion
Marie Reece
Irene Moore
Ellis Green
Frank Browne
J. M. Lesley
George St. Myers
Forest van Pelt
Chicago
Harry Shelley
John Teegarden
Union City
Fehring
Community Notices from Stone Station Store Visit List
Local residents and visitors appear in a social column noting calls and greetings at the Stone Station area store. Names include Rebecca Stewart, Ginther, Darier, Barker, West, Barker family, Marietta Barker, Estella Morgan, Mary Barker, Ralph Green, Frank Barker, and others with dates like Sunday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merl Deboy
Charlie Long
Clyde Mincer
Frank Barker
Tom Payne
Clark
Clarence Mullen
Marietta Barker
Estella Morgan
Rebecca Stewart
Willam West
Local Residents Attend Services and Gather For Sunday Dinners
Wilbur Grow William H Green and the Harmons assisted with butcher work Monday. Symond Harmon family visited Wir and Mrs Potters near Lynn Sunday. Frank Barker helped Morgan install a boiler at the Ridgeville school last week. Mrs Rita Wright and sons provided music for the Bethel church revival Sunday. Wiss Thema and Tommie Morgan visited grandmother Mary Barker near Stone Station for Sunday dinner. Henry Jarmon and family Wesley Jarmon Edith Wagoner visited Marmon family at Stone Station Sunday. Tomas Jayne Clark and families dined with Edmond Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Grow
William H. Green
Ed Harmon
Wzro Tharp
Symond Harmon
Wir
Rita Wright
Bethel Church
Wiss Thema
Tommie Morgan
Ridgeville
Mary Barker
Stone Station
Henry Jarmon
Wesley Ddarmon
Will Marmon
Sliss Edith Wagoner
Kk. J
Waller Daly
Marjorie
Air
George Burton
Lawrence
Mildred
William Ginther
Edmond Burton
Coffee taste shifts as Americans grow connoisseur
The New York Sun notes a pivot in coffee culture with demand for strong, aromatic brews and milder, clear flavors. Roasters and distributors are credited for elevating quality, reducing stale beans, and increasing imports from Colombia, Venezuela, and Mexico to meet a refined public palate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Colombia
Venezuela
Mexico
Mull A Fine Line of Christmas Handkerchiefs at Watts
Rhoda Mull has been quite sick the past week. Gale Meranda buys poultry by the loads. Ben Yost and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Al Yost. Lib Miller, ill, set up briefly. Oscar Potters and wife and Kayser Ludwick visited John Miller and wife Sunday. Ettie Jones helps Lib Miller as both her daughters have sick children. Russell Mull and wife and Bessie Mull visited Anci Clements and wife in Winchester. Rev. Jessie Oren begins a pro tracted meeting at North White River the fourth Sunday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Meranda
Ben Yost
al Yost
Lib Miller
Oscar Potters
Kayser Ludwick
John Miller
Ettie Jones
Russell Mull
Bessie Mull
Anci Clements
Winchester
Obituary: Nancy Angeline Hoffman of Randolph County
Nancy Angeline Carter Hoffman, born February 13 1842 in Randolph County, died December 7 192 at age 79 6 4. She married Daniel E. Hoffman December 4 1866 and lived here sixty years. Survived by husband Riley H Hoffman Nellie Clevenger two children four grandchildren and one great granddaughter. The article honors her as a quiet homemaker and devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Angeline Carter
Edwin and
Mary Carter
Randolph County
Marrne
Daniel E. Hoffman
Thlis House
Riley H. Hoffman
Nellie Clevenger
Winchester
Fred
Frieda Clevenger
Flo Hoffman
Fred Latin
Grace Marie Clevenger
Vit joahns ons to sit in next congress
A mock roster lists members for the coming Congress with names like Jones, Johns ons, Campbells and others. The piece notes shifts in representation and highlights several states sending new or notable figures to Congress, including multiple dual entries for various surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
M.arvin Jones
Idaho
Michigan
Asian Games plan and global trade notes
The report outlines schemes for Asian games in Japan and student exchanges across Asia, plus colonial era efforts to develop local industries. It notes plans to send goods and capital to capitals and developing nations, with emphasis on silk revival in the Philippines and mulberry cultivation. Sweden reports cinema ticket prices drop as domestic film production rises.
Hospital management commended for efficiency at joint meeting
Miss Nellie Moist, Randolph County Hospital manager, reported to the Board of Directors and County Commissioners. Ten months show 22 patients admitted, 40 indigent patients, 13 obstetrical cases, 61 X Ray patients, 172 operations including 93 major and 79 minor, with 44 special duty nurses and 4 general nurses. The boards complimented the management on its efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Moist
Randolph County Hospital
Board of Directors and
County Commissioners
Dog Missing Owner Reclaims Hound After Elwood Trace
Robert Holly reported a valuable hound missing for days. A dog matching the description was seen at Elwood. Holly identified the animal and recovered it. William Jones was said to have taken the dog to Elwood and is being rounded up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holly
Elwood
Mr. Holly
William Jones
Local Paper Advertising Advice for Cheery Towns
A tidy promotional note urges publishers to offer affordable holiday products and prompt delivery. It advocates honest, practical advertising that encourages real giving within means and invites readers to participate in charitable efforts and community support through local papers.
Subsidy Ship Plan Questioned by Virginia Statesman
A Virginia statesman linked to the Senator Glass era questions the Subsidy Bit project arguing it may fail to meet expectations. He notes current systems fail to build a capable merchant marine and warns of large annual losses while urging cautious testing of the subsidy approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Virginia
Liegonet
Paik
Parmeand San Spears to Embl cAd Prst Dealers
Wayne O. Adams of Farmland was principal speaker at the Indiana Implement Dealers convention at the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. He urged manufacturers to adopt list prices with discounts to stabilize prices, and the group approved the resolution. Adams was named to the national federation. the event closed with a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmeand San Spears
EMBL
Cad Prst
Wayne O. Adams
Caypool
Lidianepools
Ma. Adams
Adams
National Federation
Claypool
Prince of Wales Buys Hoosier Ram at Chicago Show
The champion Shropshire ram owned by Jesse C. Andrew of Westport Indiana sold to the Prince of Wales through his ranch agent in western Canada for 500 dollars. The ram will be shipped to the Prince's ranch. The remainder mentions a Christmas shopping plan by Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse C. Andrew
Westport
Indiana
Chicago
Public Auction in Randolph County for real estate in Winchester
Randolph Circuit Court announces a public auction of two parcels in Randolph County Indiana on January 4 1923. Parcel one covers 47 acres in Section 31 Township 20 North Range 14 East. Parcel two contains 20 acres in Section 36 Township 20 North Range 13 East. If not sold at the time, sale continues privately at 10 4 North Main Street Winchester Indiana. Terms: one third cash, balance in two notes due at six and twelve months with six percent interest secured by first mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randulon
Indiana
North Mami Street
Winchester
Indocna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Merry Xmas
Jacks
Thermos
Epectric
Moio
Rendeigh County
Saies Co
Lincoln Ford
Fordson
Winchester, Ind
Ingersoll Watches
Magee Hardware Company
Zora Cox and Son
and Airs
Omar Platt
Fred Moore
Magee
Gidrdedis
Bird Girither
Mia
Bles
Willer
Sulgenay
Jars
Fchupel Ginther
Vues Lran
Iimas
Green
Frankie Darier
Uool
Hacneid Warton
Frank Mer
Sallianm FL
Ralph Green
Wiacmerta Barker
Eula Burton
Adv
William West
Mary Bar Ge Ker
NEW
Edison
Aeraeng Ae
Guitar
A. T. Engle & Sons
Chase
Watts & CO
Rhoda Mull
Nancy Angelini
Hoffman
riVit Joahnsons
Campvells
Washington
Congress
Vaylors
Vaylor
Arkansas
Reciveu
Tren
West Virginia
Duinon
Ivo
Tie Johnsens
Chelsat
David Indlisan
Ddaine
New York
Univ
Digas
Moores
Lle Dimso
India
Tuesé Veing
Lowa
Lilinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Ao Atuaugnin
Illinois
Milier
Coles
Ohio
Singees
Pennsylvania
New Rok
Florida
e.U.ti Carona
Williamises
Texas
Garretts
Lennessee
Coopers
Wisconsin
Onis
Saunders
Newark
Frennsylvania
Ventee Wilsons
Louisiana
Mississippi
Sprouls
Tillineys
Nelsons
Maine
Uranams
Connallys
Lees
California
Georgia
Majors
Missouri
Newtons
Minnesota
Surongs
Kansas
Cone
Wweuruska
Jorelon Lads
Eupani
Vialo
D. Guiibesc
Asiad
Japo
Japus
Ciuar
Tie Japuscou
Caus
Dad
Das
Foum Malias
Gilianus
Sweden
America
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
the Southland
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne Richmond
Atlanta Jacksonville
M. FL
Wd. Mee MM
Tikel Agent Senger Socemt
C. Perry Bell
Auctione
Purtely
Wilts. Eae
Teuchia
Prince OF Wales
Hoosier Ram
Mary
Beatrice Was Creamery Company
Beatrice
Telphos
Winchester Steam Laundry
John Rowe
Herrisville
White River Noad
Wolrec
LoRed Patad
al Wa
Joan Paes
Uae
John F. Bothast
Theodore Sell
A. E. Hinshaw
State of Indiana
Randolph
Walter G. Parry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!