Local News From Lebanon and Nearby Roads
Residents attended dinners and services as listed with names including Mrs Alice Coolman Rev Todd and Rev Crowles. Probed by an incident a Lebanon high school student McDaniel suffered a broken arm after a jump from a moving car and was attended by H J Baker and PD Geren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pael Medaniel
Sasent
Henry F.mcdaubd
Lebanon
Soneynenne
H. J. Baker
PD Geren
Dyeamng
Social visits and travels in Golladay area noted
Outo Hardesty made a business trip to Mace on Monday. James Reed and family visited Otto Threlkeld and family Sunday. Jesse Garner and family visited Albert White and family Sunday. Robert Ferguson and wife were in Lebanon on Tuesday. Miss Vesta Hardesty stayed with her brother Otto Hardesty last week. Mrs Audia Threlkeld and children visited Otto Threlkeld last week. Chas Emmert and family from near Jamestown visited Elisha Higgs and wife Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outo Hardesty
Mace
James Reed
Otto Threlkeld
Jesse Garner
Albert White
Robert Ferguson
Lebanon
Vesta Hardesty
Otto Hardesty
Audia Threlkeld
Chas Emmert
Marie
Jamestown
Elisha Higgs
Hazelwood and area residents linked through visits and farming
Mrs Mary Edrington visits relatives in Illinois for weeks. Albert Rightenour Zand and family near Lower Mt Zion spent Sunday with Mrs Maggie Beck. O M L Edrington and family near Lapel visited. Oll Caldwell filled a new silo. Mel Edrington cut eight acres of corn for James Smith near Advance. Idrington family and daughters Edna Grace and Nora Billingsly dined with W H Parr family of Lebanon. James Sutton bought the W H H Martin farm west of Max and will build a new house. his son in law will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rightenour Zand
Lower Mt. Zion
Maggie Beck
O. ML. Edrington
Near Lapel
8. I. Edrington
Oll Caldwell
Mel Edrington
James Smith
Advance
Mr. Idrington
Edna
Grace
Nora Billingsly
W. H. Parr
Lebanon
James Sutton
W.H. H. Martin
Max
Mrs McDuffie in Hospital Eyes Treated for Cataracts
Mrs James McDuffie is at Witham hospital in Lebanon receiving cataract treatment. Local threshing crews announce rates for shredding corn at over 20 bushels per acre. under that yield pay is set at 2.50 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDuffie
Witham Hospital
Lebanon
Bean School House and Lebanon Social Notes
Wm Whiteman shows limited improvement. James Sutton and wife and Clarence Hazan and wife were in Lebanon Saturday. Dennis Shannahan’s house nearly finished. Basil Debard visited Lebanon Saturday. Miss Amartitia Tomlinson visited Ed Wricht and family Sunday. Mrs Mackie Bean visited Ed Wricht and family Monday. Lew Owens and wife in Lebanon Monday. Mrs Clara Owens of near Greencastle visited son Frank and relatives last week. Harley Goiluacy of near Roach date visited Ollierness Saturday. John Youngs and wife were guests of Pearl Whiteley Sunday. James Joseph called on Wim Debard and wife Monday. Lew Owens and wife hosted a dinner Sunday for their married son and wife. Present: Sumner Owens family, Ira Scott family near Thorn town, Clyde Culley family near New Ross, Calley Ross and wife, Harry Ross and wife, Ernest Edeington family, Fred Owens and wife, Wichincaid and wife, and Manaret Dowen near Pleasant V Chos. Bean and family called on Dennis Shannanan and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Debard
Lebanon
Amartitia Tomlinson
Ed Wricht
Mackie Bean
Lew Owens
Clara Owens
James Joseph
Wim. Debard
Sumner Owens
Ira Scott
Thorntown
Clyde Culley
New Ross
Calley Ross
Harry Ross
Ernest Edeington
Famly
Fred Owens
Wichincaid
Manaret Dowen
Near Pleasant
Social News and Notices From Advance Area
Mrs. Jr. Bf Groves hosts in honor of her husband Sunday. Earl Ross spent Tuesday in Franklin. Roy McCabe family guests included Ernest Reed and wife, Pearl Reed, John Jones, L A Jones and spouses. A letter from Fred A. Riner praised as one of the best and most instructive. Ladoga note: Mrs TLR Coresary spent Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDaniel hosted visitors. For sale: wood coal stove for 60, hard coal plus coal at 6.50 per ton, small soft coal stove 46.00. Rev St John Halstead, Miss Efe Kincaid, Fred Cravens with guests sought a marriage license for Ciene Culley and family, failed at Danville due to groom age, failed also in Hoopeston city, then licensed in Watseka after a 23 mile trip. Bride daughter of William Kincaid. groom son of Louis Owens. couple to reside near Advance on Owens farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Halstead
Efe Kincaid
Fred Cravens
Ales
Callia Ross
Harry Ross
Ciene Culley
Danville
Iloepeston
Watseka
Ill
William Kincaid
Louis Owens
Advacee
Owens Farm
Advance
Lebanon
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Mere i
Uit i
Luthor Es Xo
Alex Shedahy
Cory Teh
Claine
Ana Et Ame Ae
Agen
Keples Golleday
Vosada
Alice Coolman
Cost Pontpan
Halstead
Todd
Crowles
Dina
Buconda Jones
sibAn
Pete
HOY Carter & Tiehns Garage
Lumper
Reg Leder
Reynolds Aenball
Advanes Lumber Co
Thomas Franklin Gregory
Paul Adrian Padgett
Bro
Hendershot
Browns Wonder
King’s Daughters S. S
Algie Kincaid
Rey
Ora Beaver
Dayton
Ohio
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Beaver
Indiana Christian Conference
Japan
Golladay School
Hazelwood
Mary Edrington
Illinois
Wm. Whiteman
Clarence Hazan
Dennis Shannahan
John Youngs
Pearl Whiteley
Chos
Bean
Family
Dennis Shannanan
Mrs. Jr. Bf. Groves
Earl Ross
Franklin
Roy McCabe
Ernest Reed
Roachdale
Pearl Reed
New Market
John Jones
L. AL. Jones
Lerror
Fred A. Riner
Fred
Tlr. Coresary
Ladoga
M. I McDaniel
Geo. McDaniel
A. H. Yager
Fhe Advance Commercial Club
Bower Tt
Epperson
Whitsett
Post Office
Exlan Wall
Walter Hun
Mark Wall
Assidant
Leva A. McClaine
Prop. O. K
Barber Shop
Advance Meat Market
Sanitary Prompt
Obligins
H. C. McCownaugay
O. Pe
Nelson
F. Scots
Wes 4
The
Nefos Ee Wwe
Patronar
Oury
Renca
Advance Hdw, Co
the Acina Insurance Co
Seog
Aba A
Do & G
Istmeriva
RP Sullivan
Tad
Res
Crawfordeville
Indiana
Farses Bea
Rvice
Teleni Pase
Uy A Te
Advance Grain Co
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