Local Visitors and Family News from LOLANTVILLE
LOLANTVILLE notes show W Black and family from West Virginia visiting Mrs Black’s sister and Lon Newton relations. The Lambs travel to New Castle for husband Mr Lamb who is ill with appendicitis. Several local families host or visit relatives and attend church gatherings.
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W. Black
West Virginia
Rev. Howell
Cowan Station
Ennis Morris
Ralph Johnson
D. E. Johnson
Erval. Foutz
James Routh
J. T. Burrows
New Castle
Deerfield Local Notes and Social Arrivals
Heat and dry conditions persist in Deerfield with a chance of rain. Community members attend funeral services for Hazel Simmons and visit with injured individuals. Local events include Epworth League ice cream supper and baptisms at Clear Creek church. Residents travel to parks and relocate families, with several neighbors visiting and moving.
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Stella
Auker
Lent
Bessie Fields
Hazel Simmons
Almonrodes
Sipe
Glen Wall
Epworth League
John Fields
Blanch Hedgepath
Virginia
Jellison
David Huber
Noah Fields
Byrum
Examination Held Saturday for Teachers and Attendance Officers
County Superintendent Griest conducted a teachers examination for fifty six candidates on Saturday. The same session tested county attendance officers under new rules requiring elementary school completion for the office. Graduates of common or certified high schools are eligible without examination. others must pass a state board questions test. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes with Miss Ethel Kennedy are visiting relatives here.
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Griest
State Board of Attendance
Roy Barnes
Ethel Kennedy
New York City
Learn How to Prevent Tuberculosis in Townships
A vintage-style notice touts tuberculosis prevention in townships and contrasts grocery prices from a year ago. It highlights a promotional display by E H Baily showing a thirty dollar basket of goods that would have cost seventy one dollars previously, arguing living costs have fallen while salaries may have risen.
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Baily
Chinch bug outbreak prompts home remedies in county
County residents are urged to act against chinch bugs invading rye, wheat, barley and moving into corn. County Agent R A Fields prescribes furrow barriers with oil or creosote, trapping and burning fence rows, and cooperative effort to eradicate the pests before they spread.
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R. A. Fields
County Agri
Speech of Everett shatters records in Lord’s chambers
A young law student, G Everett, spoke 40 hours over eight days in the British House of Lords challenging his detention in Colney Hatch asylum. His 500000 word marathon cost the nation about $7000, drawing crowds of none and drawing a costly reminder from Lord Haldane that public funds were spent as he spoke.
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of Lords
Everett
Colney Hatch
King’s Bench
Court of Appeals
House of Lords
Law Lords
Lord Haldane
Winchester Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits
Numerous visitors and locals were in Winchester this weekend. John White toured Muncie while Earl Clark from Detroit stayed several days, and Asahel Kelley from Cincinnati joined in. Miss Dorothy Rowe traveled for Red Cross work. Marian Helling attended a Union City dance. Miss Flora Steele planned a Kansas visit. Mrs. Hattie Shockney moved to Indianapolis. Camp Grant furloughs and trips to Richmond, Indianapolis, and Decatur were noted for several residents.
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Ing Severa
Anna Merritt
Earl Clark
Detroit
Winchester
Wilbur Friend
Camp Holabard
Maryland
W. W. Goodrich
Pennsylvania
Asahel Kelley
Cincinnati
Pierre Goodrich
Decatur
Ray Davis
Muncie
Will Walker
Ridgeville
E. S. Goodrich
Indianapolis
Daniel Shaw
Spartansburg
A. N. Showalter
Lynn
Homer Henderson
Marion
Ohio
T. J. Beeson
Richmond
Raymond Watts
Thomas Watts
Dorothy Rowe
Summitville
Red Cross
Mert Brown
Irene Johnson
Marian Helling
Union City
John Wentz
Harry Parker
Charles Stewart
Dunkirk
Henrietta Kelch
Marie Moorman
Franc McNees
Anna Butts
F.A. Engle
Bryant
Ethel
Edna Engle
May Gray
J. M. Browne
Reva
Philip Kabel
Harry Smith
State Banker's Association
Flora Steele
Howard
Kansas
Harry Shoemaker
N. W. Cunningham
Selma
Ind
Hattie Shockney
Mary
Norman Anderson
Jennie Kerst
Greenville
Harry Rowe
Gladys Ward
Muncie Business College
E. C. Mann
Brazil
Edith Meritt
Akron
Cleveland
George Moore
Brookville
Geo. Keller
Lee I. Driver
Harrisburg
Penn
Dever Ay
Jayne
Mies Sauioen
Oeels Wore
Wil
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Katherine MacDonald
Miss Lyle
Metro
Larry Seamon
Constance Talmadge
Realart
Bebe Daniels
Leo White
Lolantville
Deerfield
A. L. Barker
Clear Creek Church
Mickie
Tax Exempt Corporation Securities
Harry. Oliver
Mrs
Fred Latin
Tri Kappas
Hattie Cox
Vern Simmons
Doris Hutchens
Carl Grotenbeck
Catherine Corneil
Osborne’s Lake
Economy
Emma and
Flo Meyer
West North Street
Addie Marquis
Kenneth Marquis
U.S. S. Navy
New York
Mary Xaplands
Louisville
Cora Henderson
Ruth
Carl Study
Elizabeth Reed
Rosella Thompson
Five Hundred Club
North Ea St Street
Thelma Chenoweth
Gertrude Baily
Sara
Alice Miller
Gail Chenoweth
Russell Isenbarger
John W. Pickett
Carlton
Marielle Thornburg
Joseph John
William Harry Coffin
Pickett
John Flight
Bonnie Wysong
Frank Wysong
Margaret Klinck
Frank Rohr
Bonnie
Monday Bridge Club
J. P. Clark
East South Street
Ivan Brenner
Adah Rubey
J. P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Richard Lieber
Amelia Keller
Bridge Club
South Main Street
Clyde, Hiatt
Ed. S. Godrich
T.L. Ward
Mariah Clark
Martha Ella Clark
George Clark
Household Club
Cora Wells
High Street
Charles Albright
Funks Lake
W. E. Miller
T. L. Ward
Robert
J.D. Miller
Alice
Jane
Elizabeth
J. P
Clark
Dora Irvin
Ladies Bible
M. E. Church
Bert Lacey
Alice Ross
Mary: Clark
The
Friends Church
Lacey
Viatayette
T. Wilson
Newcastle
Taviniey
John White
Muncie Thursdey
Nell Tritt
Harry Ward
Mrs. A. L. Hodgson
Dan
George Robinson
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