Sunday Guests and Local Travel Notes in Pinhook
Miss Lula Mathis and Mrs Dora Jerrell hosted visits with relatives and neighbors. Attendees from surrounding towns included J H Montgomery Bono and J G Crawford Tunnelton plus numerous local couples and families. A baptizing ceremony at Guthrie Creek drew Dr Spencer Smith and others, and a June 25th wedding anniversary at John W Allen Sr's home featured kin from Missouri Bedford and Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Allen Sr
Joseph Sallee
Missouri
Charles LH. Allen
Bedford
Bartlettsville Notes and Sunday Visits From Local Play
Local brief covers visits by Stolar Bartlett and D. B. Adamson party to Bedford and Bloomington church services by Rev. Pickler. Mentions corn planting progress, long corn stalks, and an upcoming Methodist basket meeting in July. Warning issued about a Turk suspected in the Guthrie shooting with a $75 reward offered.
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Methodist
Local notes tidings from Seymour area Sunday events
E C Pinchon of Seymour visited the village Sunday. Leonard Howard made a business trip to Salem Tuesday. The potato crop is said to be the heaviest in years. Mrs. Albert Hamilton is very ill with tuberculosis. Albert Brown and family visited French Lick and West Baden Sunday. An infant son born to Carl Talbot and wife Monday lived only a few hours. Mrs. J D Moorehead visited Indianapolis early week. J W Hughes and wife hosted John and Mrs. Allen on Disney Ridge Sunday. Joe Purlee of Salem visited Henry Hoggatt and family Saturday and Sunday. Rev Fred Reynolds preached an excellent sermon Sunday night to a small audience. J H Montgomery bought a new auto Saturday and is learning to drive it. Tom Mills of Saltillo arrived to arrange wheat thrashing with Jonah Matthew. J Harry Montgomery shipped stock to Indianapolis and did business there last week. Miss Oleva Hughes of Campbellsburg visited her parents. Ray Noendeffer and Albert Hoggatt attended business at Campbellsburg the end of the week. Monday featured the best red horse fishing this season. Geo Link caught 15 and Frank Lockhart 8. Mrs. Letha Batman and children of Indianapolis visited her parents last week. George Link and Frank Young went fishing Saturday night. they caught three fish weighing about fourteen pounds. Wheat crop in this vicinity is in the shock with uncertain bushels per acre but expected higher than last season. R W Gasaway and family of Lawrenceport visited for their annual fishing trip at Loudon Ferry. they failed to catch a fish.
Salem Democrat Social News From Bedford Visits and Travel
Mrs Barbara Spaulding visits daughter Mrs George Jackson in Bedford. Mr and Mrs Claude Alexander and Allen Lloyd visit relatives in Bedford. Dorothy Newkirk of Bedford visits grandmother Mrs sma Boynton. Mr and Mrs Chas Newkirk of Bedford visit Emma Boynton. Newton Allen of Mill Creek travels to Bedford to see his son for a week. His daughter Mrs Zola Hoyt accompanies him for treatment by a Bedford doctor for cancer of the lower lip. Miss Mary Catherine Roberts of Bedford visits sister Mrs Claude Alexander and plans to teach in Fort Worth Texas next year. A shower of gifts accompanies her northward vacation before returning home.
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Chas. L. Newkirk
Bedford
Emma Boynton
Newton Allen
Mill Creek
Zola Hoyt
Mary Catherine Roberts
Claude Alexander
Social Roundup From Shoals and Nearby Towns
Anna Murphy reports a Sunday filled with family visits across Shoals, Mitchell, and Bedford. Notables include Mrs. Bedford Scarlett hosting James Scarlett, J. E. McKay traveling from Fort Ritner, and Harden King returning to Mitchell after time with relatives.
Community Casts Round of Visits and Illness Updates
Local residents travel between Bedford Heltonville and nearby towns for visits and business. Notable notes include Mrs. Kitty J. Sipes in critical condition and listed as death expected soon. Families gathering with Rev. Fowler and Yamily, and Misses Lora Glessco and Anna Mc Pike are shopping in Bedford.
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Kitty J. Sipes
Lora Glessco
Anna McPike
Bedford
Bloomington visitors return from family gatherings
Mrs. Samuel Cook and her daughter Doris Louise of Bloomington return home Wednesday after visiting I. N. Cook and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cook at Oolitic. Mrs. Delia Johnson of Tunnelton, with her daughter Miss Glenn, who had been visiting relatives in Zelma, also arrived in the city.
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Samuel Cook
Doris Louise
Bloomington
I. N. Cook
Claude Cook
Oolitic
Delia Johnson
Tunnelton
City
Miss Glenn
Zelma
Wesley Thompson
Stinesville
Veteran Gillatt Travels to Visit Son in Midland
Nathan L. Gillatt, a Civil War veteran and well known French Lick resident, was in town Wednesday en route to Midland to see his son Orville Gillatt, who serves as Southeastern Agent there.
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Nathan L. Gilliatt
French Lick
Midland
Orville Gillatt
Southeastern
Local Notices Highlight Social Visits and Weddings
Mrs Fleta Mathis reports social visits from Noble Box and wife of Buddha to John Williams and wife. Numerous locals, including Ruth Lee, Miss Annie Wright, and Miss Maud Johnston, visit kin and attend church events. A May wedding at Eliza Standiford’s home features Elizabeth Standiford and Carl Zenor of Clinton, with Elizabeth noted as a longtime Clinton teacher.
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Noble Box
John Williams
Sunday
Couple Celebrates Marriage With Simple Ceremony
The couple exchanged vows in a small ceremony performed by Rev. Fred Reynolds. A few friends attended and they will be at home to their friends after July 1.
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Fred Reynolds
Community Notes From Coxton And Nearby
Ottis Rayburn returns to Fort Wayne. Birth announces a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Scherschl. Visitors include Mrs Wesley Thompson and Mrs Maud Tarpaugh. W C Cook of Bedford visits. Miss Wilma Adamson heads to Burns City. Rayburn Reed and family stay with John Hawkins. Old Union Sunday school set for 9:30 with no preaching hour. Mrs Walter Adamson and children travel to Orleans. Mrs Ottis Rayburn’s family visits ill mother. Mrs da Williams attends Alex Adamson funeral.
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Ottis Rayburn
Fort Wayne
Thomas Fultz
Visit Notes and County Roundup of Local Guests
Mrs. Otho Sowden reports on 4th plans and a social patchwork of visits. Miss Ethel Wells visited Bedford friends, while Evadna Pierce stayed with Mabel Terrell near Mt Olive. James Akles from near Trinity sold stock to A K Sears. Roy Ferguson from St Petersburg arrived to visit relatives. Vivian Williams returned from Indianapolis and Anderson. Lyle McClung from Indianapolis came to visit relatives. Cora James of Bedford spent the day with her parents. Mrs Leonard Porter of Indian Springs visited with Omer Porter’s family. James Mundy, Howard Barnes and kin drove to Trinity Springs Sunday.
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Roy Ferguson
St. Petersburg
Florida
Cora James of
Bedford
Chas. Freeman
Leonard Porter
Indian Springs
Omer Porter
Aunt Liza Evans Celebrates 78th Birthday in Dark Hollow
Aunt Liza Evans known to relatives celebrated her seventy eighth birthday in Dark Hollow. Relatives and neighbors arrived with baskets and gifts. a noon dinner followed. Attendees included her sister Mrs Jane Adams aged 84 and brother Samuel Simpson aged 67, plus many cousins and friends.
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Liza Evans
Dark Hollow
Liza
Jane ‘Adams
Samuel Simpson
Richard Jackson
Addie
Ermal Jackson
Harry Thomas l
George Sears
John Evans
Beda
Eliza Anna Lois
Cora
J. T. George
Leda
Ruth Day
Jane Adams
Sarah Owens
Bart Cole
Ayellie
Ora Cole
Lester
Homer Perkins
John Perkins
Mabel
Chauncy Babb
Lelia
John Adams
Grace
Felix Borders
Ray
Tom Meg- Temre
Ruth
Unlucky Auto Trip Near Indianapolis Ends In Haul Out
Editor Walter S. Brad fute George Thornton Atty C Malott and R G Miller drove to Indianapolis and at a fork fifteen miles north west they were persuaded to take the Tabor hill road which proved impassable. Their car was stuck and hauled out by the man who had advised the route who reportedly earns weekly from such rescues. He cited a $12 fee as a recent example in Bloomington World.
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Walter S. Bradfute
George Thornton
Atty. C
C. Malott
R. G. Miller
Indianapolis
Tabor
Iil
Tabor Hill
Bloomington
Ray Fiddler Confined to Home by Illness
Ray Fiddler remains at his residence due to illness limiting his mobility and daily activities. Local medical guidance supports rest and cautious recovery at home.
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Ray Fiddler
Mrs Edith McFall Guest of Mrs Charles Ragsdale Mast
Mrs Edith McFall is the guest of Mrs Charles Ragsdale Mast on 18th Street in a social visit noted by local society pages.
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Edith McFall
Charles Ragsdale Mast
Mrs. W. W. Whitney Confined by Illness at Home
Mrs. W. W. Whitney is reported to be ill and confined to her home, with no additional details provided on the illness or prognosis.
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W. W. Whitney
Mrs Harris and son Grover visit Mitchell trip
Mrs. Claude Harris and her son Grover of Chicago after visiting Dr and Mrs D D Nicholson on O street head to Mitchell to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Neal near that city.
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Claude Harris
Grover
Chicago
D. D. Nicholson
O Street
Mitchell
Charles Neal
William Bastaine Plans Terre Haute Motorcycle Race Ride
William Bastaine, a renowned Southeastern passenger brakeman, says he will travel from Terre Haute to enter the motorcycle races on the 3rd with a 7 horsepower Indian machine. Bill is a notable rider, competitors take notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bastaine
Terre Haute
Bill
Dake
Scully Sentenced for Intoxication to 140 Days in Penal Farm
William Scully received a total sentence of 140 days and 10 dollars costs plus 100 dollars fine by Mayor Fields for intoxication. Special Officer Bent Alvis supervised the prisoner after being taken to Putnamville Penal Farm on Wednesday to begin serving the term.
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William Scully
Mayor Fields
Putnamville
Bent Alvis
Local names and travels fill Bedford notes diary
Mrs. William Falk is ill at her East 18th street home. Hazel Ray travels to Mitchell for piano lessons. Races point to future opportunities at the County Fair. Mrs. Launis returns from Indianapolis visit. Mrs. Otte White and Golda Murphy of Heltonville visit the city. Local motorists include the Graftons and Carters on a West Baden trip. John Jones and friends enjoy a Sunday outing at Williams. Shoulty and Stipp visit Frank Shoulty in West Clinton. Nugent of Lafayette returns home from visiting James Nugent. Ollie Mattingly sails to Huntingburg for weeks with relatives. Sears head to Caxton for Alex Adamson funeral. McFadden family from Logan travel home after city visit. Treissa Bunday returns after visiting Bloomington. Edgar Carter arrives from JaNas, Texas, to join his wife. Bertha and Cora Clements of Bedford visit cousin Miss Lalie Nemens in Loogootee. Herman Taylor returns from Terre Haute with plans to move. Late Bowman and mother Mrs W R Bowman visit, return to Heltonville. Henderson relatives visit Terra Haute then Bedford. Fields, Hennon, Dobbins attend W B Mitchell funeral escort to Owensburg. Rev William Kelly and party attend A.M. District Conference in French Lick. Glover family leaves for St Peters burg, Florida. Bruner Tippie of Des Moines and Mrs. Hmoke visit cousins south of Bedford. Dr Duncan hears from wife in Chicago hospital, condition unchanged.
Strout Garage Worker Recovers From Severe Injuries
Charles Strout son of Mr and Mrs John Strout suffered a serious hand and arm injury Monday while cranking a machine at the Strout Garage. He is making gradual progress as expected given the extent of his injuries.
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Charles Strout
John Strout
Strout Garage
Munice Guests Return Home After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Luedtke of Munice spent several days in this city with relatives and returned home Wednesday. They were accompanied by Mr. Luedtke's mother Mrs. Fred Luedtke and by John Haase and Viola Hartman.
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Gus Luedtke
Muncie
Mr. Luedtke
Fred Luedtke
John Haase
Viola Hartman
Mrs Jesse McCoy Returns After Funeral Arrangements
Mrs Jesse McCoy of Orleans returned home Tuesday to complete burial arrangements for her father B F Wible who died Monday night. The burial was held in Livonia on Wednesday.
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Jesse. McCoy
Orleans
B. F. Wible
Livonia
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