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Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Weise and daughter, Helen, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, at dinner, Sunday.
Mrs. Griffith, of near Southport, spent a part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Newhouse.
Mrs. Minerva Gibson was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Buchanan last week.
The Warren township Sunday school convention will be held at Arlington M. E. church one week from next Sunday. A number of delegates from the M. E. and Baptist schools will attend.
Mrs. Elmer Thomas and son, Byron, are visiting relatives at New Madison, Ohio.
The new German church will be dedicated next Sunday, with all day services. Meals will be served to all visitors in the basement of the church.
The men's Bible class will give a social in the basement of the Baptist church next Saturday evening. Everybody invited.
A shower was given Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Brittenham, whose home and contents were destroyed by fire last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and daughters and Mrs. Minnie Cotton and daughter, Freda, of Lawrence, were guests of Mrs. Sarah Harvey and daughter, Maggie, at dinner, Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Knoop and daughters, Rosa and Freda, and son, Amiel of Indianapolis, were guests of Mrs. Rose Kitley and sons, Frank and Floyd, a part of last week.
Mrs. Roy Shepherd and children, of Millville, are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, this week.
Rev. Hackleman will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday morning. In the evening he will preach at the M. E. church. Rev. Briggs will preach at the M. E. church Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Shepherd were guests of Mr. and Mrs James Shepherd over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Deerburg entertained a number of relatives and friends from Indianapolis at dinner Sunday.
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Arthur Doughty was at Fortville Friday on business. Jesse Williams and family spent Sunday with A. H. Maroska and wife.
Arthur Rash and family, of Fortville, called on Mrs. George Stoehr Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Maud Barnard and children spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. James Kingen.
Ed Large, of Green Valley Mrs. William Harper, of Illinois Albert Otto, of Indianapolis, and Benton Smith spent Sunday with Marshall Glisson and wife.
W. H. Wilson and family spent Sunday with Homer Traylor and wife, at Fortville.
Mrs. Walter Kuhn and daughter, Ruby, visited Mrs. George Stoehr Monday.
Meetings closed at this place dunday night.
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George Rumler and wife, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Floyd Jones and wife.
Otto Price, wife and baby, of Brightwood, spent Sunday with John Price and family.
Word has been received of the death of Solomon Richardson, of Arkansas, who was reported as being sick in the items last week. He was well-known at this place, as he formerly resided here.
Willie Wilson spent Sunday evening with friends at Eden. Oliver Wilson and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Jane Brooks, at McCordsville, Sunday.
Charles Driffel and family, of McCordsville, spent Sunday with Amos Deshong and family.
Mrs. Sarah Barnard spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Delia Fuller.
Plutarch Frazier and family, of Route 6, spent Sunday with Chris Maroska and family.
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George Dunn and family spent Sunday at Fortville. Pauline Taylor has returned to her home at Mooresville, after a visit with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Charles Blue and daughter, Norma, spent Thursday and Friday with relatives at Indianapolis.
Mrs. S. S. Eastes and daughter, Miss May, entertained the Amity Ladies1 Aid Thursday afternoon. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Several from here attended the funeral of John McGill, at Greenfield, Sunday.
Miss Edith Eastes, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Vera Dunham.
Charles Blue and family spent Sunday with relatives at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laurinda Eastes has gone to Anderson to spend two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Ollie Smith and daughter were shopping in Indianapolis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eastes and Mrs. Lena Westhaver, of Indianapolis, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Julia Eastes.
Mr. and Mrs. Boner were at Indianapolis Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sargent visited Mrs. Martha Cly, Sunday.
Fred Dillman and family were the guests of John Yarger and wife, near Lawrence, Sunday.
Mrs. Hole has returned from a short visit with relatives at Bridgeport.
Mrs. Sarah Dunn was the guest of relatives near Eden several days last week.
Mrs. M. S. Eastes and daughter were shopping in the city Monday. All are invited to the Fourth of July celebration here Saturday night.
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O. P. Larimore and Mrs. Miller, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Welbourn.
Veda Valentine is spending a few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Valentine. Earl Gardner called on J. N. Addison and family Sunday.
Several from this vicinity attended the funeral of Clarence Huckleberry, at Willow Branch, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Blankenship, of near Shirley, took dinner with her parents, R. E. Johnson and wife Thursday.
Mrs. Archie Brooks remains on the sick list. Miss Maud Smith, of Little Rock, Arkansas, visited Mrs. J. N. Addison last week.
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GREENFIELD REPUBLICANf THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1914
Mrs. Mary Rothermel is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell.
A. E. Campbell was at Danville Wednesday on business. Mrs. Ira Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Perle Alexander attended the funeral of Asa Shull, south of Fortville, Saturday.
A surprise was given Thursday night for Miss Kate Chapell, in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
The Taylor University Glee Club was entertained by A. E. Curry and wife Saturday night. Their entertainment given at the church was reported as fine.
H. W. Umbenliower and family visited Ray Alford and wife, near New Castle, Sunday.
Walt Huey and family spent Sunday with Lem Moore and family, near Nameless Creek.
The storm Thursday evening was not so severe here as it was further north, but several shade and fruit trees and small buildings were blown down.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterl Rash, of Shirley, were Sunday guests of Sherman Rothermel and family.
Mrs. Norma Roberts will spend a few days at Fortville, the guest of Thomas Huey and other relatives.
William Baker and wife were calling at Ingalls Sunday afternoon. The home of Alice Reed, on East street, was discovered to be on fire Sunday morning. It was put out before much damage was done.
Miss Marvel Bradley, of Curry's Chapel, is spending the week with Miss Euphema Wilson.
Shelton Alford and wife visited Joseph Ferrel and family Sunday. James Cooper, of Greenfield, visited his sister, Mrs. Kelley, northwest of this place, afew days last week.
Jesse O'Neal was at Rushville on business Monday. John Spurry has a new automobile.
Irven Barnard, wife and sister, of Lapel, and Perle Alexander visited at Greenfield Sunday.
Several from here attended the meeting Sunday, in Paxton's Grove, at Willow Branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Maroska and Mrs. Nora Sargent visited Bruce Alford and family a few days last week.
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Helen Graft, spent Sunday night and Monday with Leon Walker, near Nameless Creek.
Mrs. Fanny Scott was at Greenfield Monday. Mrs. John Lane and Mrs. Charles Price attended the Christian church conference at Greenfield Tuesday.
Elmer Ormston and granddaughter, of Indianapolis, are spending their vacation with relatives here.
Halsie Hastings gave a party for a few of her friends Thursday evening. A good time was enjoyed by all.
The W. C. T. U. gave a picnic Thursday, in Hill's woods, south of town.
There will be an ice cream social here Saturday night, July 11, given by the Rebelcahs. Also, a drill will be given.
Lettie Comstock was visiting her mother, Mrs. George Fowler, at Knightstown, Saturday evening.
Mollie Hayes and Kate Webb, of Greenfield, were visiting their sister, Laura Burnett, Sunday.
Clay and Claud White, Mr. and Mrs. Overman, Wright Cross and wife and Mrs. Jane Addison attended the funeral of Omer Laken, near Knightstown, Sunday.
John Lane and wife spent Sunday evening with Emery Williams and family, near Nameless Creek.
Ray Armstrong and family, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Emery Davis and family.
Mrs. Frank White, Zona White and Cynthia Peacock attended the meeting of the county federation of country clubs at the library at Greenfield, Saturday afternoon.
Pauline Weeks is on the sick list. Mrs. Will Niles and Mrs. Presnall spent Monday at Indianapolis.
Lon Shields, Jr., has returned from Dayton. Dorothy Bell, Pauline Meek, Freda Thomas and Mary Jeffries spent Friday with Mary Williams, north of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Echenrhode, of Columbus, Ohio, are spending the week end with John Stringer and wife. Mrs. Stringer will return home with them.
The Priscilla Circle were entertained at the home of Miss Mabel Walker Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served. Easter Draper was a guest of the club.
Miss Ada Binford, of Knightstown, was the guest of W. H. Lane Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Nowels, of Watseka, 111., is visiting her daughter, Miss Ida May Nowels,'.at the home of G. M. Munden.
Miss Hall, of Ohio, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse Green, has returned home.
Miss Helen Craft is clerking at W. S. Lane's general store on Saturdays.
Will Knight, of Indianapolis, visited Tom Walker one day last week.
Leta Kinsel was at Shirley Sunday. Everett McNew, of Danville, 111., spent last week with friends here.
America Knight, of Ogden, who stayed at H. F. Wilson's last spring, was found dead in bed Monday.
Dale Stevens and wife, of Lewisville Charles Walker and wife, of Indianapolis, and Tom Gray and wife spent Sunday with Tom Niles and wife.
Rollin Jessup, W. R. McGraw and Claud Shields were at Rushville Sunday. Mr. Shields' grandmother, Mrs. Sullivan, returned home with J,hem to spend the summer.
John Wagner and family were at Broad Ripple park Sunday. Mrs. John Coffin, of Jennings county, spent last week with Mrs. Richardson and family.
Mrs. John Wagner spent Wednesday at Indianapolis. Ollie Allen, of Mohawk, was here Thursday.
Roy Lowe has bought a piano for his daughters, Florence and Genevieve.
Raymond Nibarger, wife and baby spent Sunday with Willard Reeves and family.
Mrs. Georgia Ward, of Indianapolis, who is spending the summer with Mrs. Owens, entertained F. B. Greenwood Sayce, of Indianapolis, Thursday.
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Mrs. E. E. Scotten and son, Harvey, were in Greenfield Saturday afternoon.
Ernest Sanford took dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Roney.
Miss Goldie Scotten visited Miss Gladys Scotten Sunday. Noble Sanford purchased a new piano last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Griffith, Miss Alice Griffith and Robert Spell were guests Sunday of Charles Stoner and family.
The members of the Y. P. C. E. held a reunion at the home of Miss Hazel Shelby Saturday evening. Several guests were present. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Goldie L. Scotten spent a few days last week with Jesse Saville and wife, of Mt. Vernon.
Rev. Bray spent Sunday night with I. M. Sanford and family. Mrs. Fred Elliott, of Philadelphia, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelby.
Miss Gladys Scotten is visiting her brother, Chauncey Scotten and wife, of Glenn's Valley. -w Miss Eva Scotten spent Sunday afternoon with George Crump and family.
Mrs. Thomas" Scotten and daughter, Goldie, visited Mrs. Jesse Saville, of Mt. Vernon, Monday.
J. E. Sanford and family entertained relatives from Indianapolis Sunday afternoon.
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visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker. Mrs. E. E. Scotten and daughter, Gladys, were shopping in Greenfield Thursday.
Miss Ellen Saxon, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Roney.
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Link Wilkinson and wife spent Thursday with the latter's parents, Jake Martin and wife, of Greenfield.
Georgie Valentine, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Hazel Pope. Quite a number from here attended children's exercises at Carrollton Sunday night.
The Red Men held memorial services at this place Sunday. Judge Orbison, of Indianapolis, made the address. Arlington band furnished the music.
Mrs. Colclazier visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Nathan Hardy, Saturday and Sunday.
John Low is reported on the sick list. Arvey Cherry and family and Rev. Addison and wife were entertained to dinner Sunday by Uncle Doc Gunn and family.
Martha Scudder spent Sunday with Annabel and Mae Miller. Lois Karr is visiting relatives here this week.
The Aid Society was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. Charles Snider Friday night. A large number were in attendance.
The County Federation of Country Clubs met Saturday, June 27, at Harris Hall. Our president, Mrs. Barrett, gave a short talk at the opening giving her ideas of this organization as coming together in a friendly and informal way not for selfish ideas, but to broaden ourselves. The invocation was given by Mrs. White, of the T. C. of Charlottesville, after which followed the reading of the "Parable of Clubs" by Mrs. Peacock, of the T. C. The quartette from the K. L. K. then gave a selection. An excellent paper on "The Value of Pleasing Manners" was read by Miss Mary Jessup, from the F. C. S. Mrs. Harvey White then favored us with two readings, entitled "I Ain't Afraid of Nothing," and "At Night." Mrs. J. C. Hamilton, from C. L. C., gave as a selection "The Rose Tree." An interesting paper, "The Woman Who Wins," was read by Mrs. W. 0. Hawkins, from the W. G. W. C. The K. L. K. quartette favored us with another selection. A very instructive paper, "What the Women's Club Means to Mankind," was read by Mrs. Gray, from the W. L. S. C. Mrs. Marshall Milbourne, of the K. L. K., gave two readings, "I Don't Want to Go to School" and Tit for Tat." As closing, Mrs. Peacock read the State Federation Prayer. The program was thoroughly enjoyed by about fifty of the members, after which we enjoyed a social hour. All left hoping that when we meet again next year, there would be more of the clubs with us. Secretary,
Miss Nora Corcoran will leave in a few days for New York City, where she will spend the summer. Charles Smith, who has been the guest of the Corcoran family for a time, will accompany her.
James R. Walker, insurance agent (or the Home of New York for the past twenty-two years, is now driving a fine Buick roadster. Mr. Walker and Elmer Gant went to Anderson Wednesday, where they report considerable damage from the storm last Friday.
James Lindamood, of Blue River township, has purchased a new Ford automobile.
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