Whitecotton and local kinship notes from Montgomery gathering
Numerous local residents visit, attend reunions, and travel between Greensburg Crawfordsville and Montgomery. Families such as Meadows, Swindler, Golladay, Threlkeld, and Paugh gather for the Whitecotton reunion with a large crowd expected to return first Sunday in June 1919. Advance residents including Mr Butler move to join Ralph Cunningham’s family.
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Whitecotton
Hat Whitecotton
Montgomery
Donna Shanahan and family visit Frank Peter son
Donna Shanahan and family were afternoon callers at Frank Peter son's Sunday gathering. Those at Lew Owens Sunday included Lee Owens and family of near Newmaysville Clyde Culley and family Harry Ross and wife and Cal Ross and wife. Fred Owens and wife attended the Shades Sunday. Miss Bertha Owens was in Advance Monday. Ed Hypes and wife attended the funeral of Mr. Miller at Lebanon Saturday. Fun and more Fun June 14.
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Chas. Bean
Ed Hypes
James VanHorn
Dave Vanarsdal
Steward’s Chapel
Donna Shanahan
Frank Peterson
Lew Owens
Lee Owens
Newmaysville
Clyde Culley
Harry Ross
Cal Ross
Fred Owens
the Shades
Bertha Owens
Mr. Miller
Lebanon
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