Walnut lumber sale and coastal visit note on local families
The report records multiple Morgantown area residents visiting Claude Bowman and Farr Waters on the Atlantic Coast Defense and planning a return via Washington. It notes a horse incident injuring a child at the association ground and a large walnut lumber sale from the Jas Kibber farm, with walnut priced for airplane parts. It also mentions a wedding between Frank Withoit and Hazel Jarret near Old Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowman
Forrest Bowman
Glen Waters
Claude Bowman
Farr Waters
Atlantic Coast Defense
Washington
Chas
Headrick
Wm. Miller
Forest
Cleo Batts
Morgan County
Jesuth
Harrison Blunk
James Blunk
Morgzin Co
Lilly Starwalt
Chas. Tocal
Tiny Starwalt
Flacis
Mr. Headrick
Mr. Miler
Local social notes and visits across towns
Local residents report illness and visits from Mrs. Elizabeth McClaine and many neighbors, with numerous relatives and friends spanning Anderson Indianapolis Chicago Ladoga Lebanon New Ross Flora Jamestown and Greenwood. The community notes a Red Cross donation by Pocahontas and a car accident injury, plus church union Sunday School arrangements in New Mayesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pocahontas
Red Cross
D. D. Budd
Juanita
Eunice
Alger
Glen Waters
James Hendrix
Thos. Hendrix
Frankfort
Ford
Ivan Stump
Hall & Hall
Clarence Bowman
John Caldwell
Rex Ailes
Mark Wall
Thos
John
George
Rob Sefton
Wm. McClaine
Greenwood
J. W. Ross
Alva Showalter
Danville
Air
Frank Riner
Sar Caplinger
Florence Caplinger
With Johnson
Jas
Wall
Lee Owens
New Maysville
A Citizen With Military Record Rejoins Colors Thus
Frank Burrin Ora McDaniel and others honor Ora Brown who leaves for Fort Harrison to enter officers training. Brown entered service April 14 1899 and was discharged April 18 1902 serving with Gordon's Scouts in the Philippines and later with the 1st U.S. Infantry. He earned commendations and papers for heroism including a possible medal of honor and a commendation from Gen. Hughes. He departs with a devoted wife and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrin
Frank Self
Ora McDaniel
Ora Brown
Mr. Brown
Fort Harrison
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Gordon
Co. FE
U.S
United States
Ft. D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Conger
San Mliguel
Jaro
San Miguel
Glenn
Ililo
Ft. Harrison
Philippines
Brown
A. L. Conger
Sargent Brown
Capt
Gen. Hughes
Demarcus
The
Methodist Church Plans Sunday School Reopenings and Meetings
The Methodist Episcopal Church under Pastor C. B. Smith and S. S. Superintendent Mrs. B. L. Smiley schedules Sunday School for 10:00 a.m. next Sunday and urges returning absentees. Workers' Council meets Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Official Board gathers Friday at 2:00 p.m. for canvass planning. Thelma Weldon and Sylvan Yager returned home after a visit in Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council of the
S. S
Thelma Weldon
Sylvan Yager
Morgan County
Lasley Family Holds Fifth Annual Reunion at Mas
The Lasley family held its fifth annual reunion on Sunday August 26 at Mas with about 185 relatives and friends attending. A large dinner was enjoyed and a short program featured elections of George T. Leley as president and Alaude Melson as secretary treasurer. The next reunion will again be at the same venue on the fourth Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasley
Mas
George T. Leley
Alaude Melson
Treas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advance Hardware Us
Fioend
Lynden Beck
Association
Kibber
Frank Withoit
Mear New Brunswick
Hazel Jarret
Woednesday
Birde
Old Union
Rev
Woowibbey
Mu. Jarret
Elizabeth McClaine
Chas. Shelley of
Anderson
Ruby Cornelius
Chicago
Lois Jones
Ladoga
John Jones
Jerry Higgins
Darlington
Mrs. Halstead
John Whitecotton
Durbin
Indianapolis
Chas. Bratton
Lebanon
Jons. Weldon
Willis Wallace
North of
Martha Ann Graves
Ike Golladay
New Ross
Jas. Golladay
Mauner
Advance
Jamestown
Hustler
Mrs
Henry Golladay
Kansas
James Golladay
Ceci Hendrix
Flora
the Shades
Ray Beach
Endamile Starwall
Roy Pettit
W. O. Weldon
Methodist
C. B. Smith
B. L. Smiley
S.S
Burrin Drug Store
Kabo
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