Local Social Roundup From Fayetteville
Miss Eulalia Meadows was guest of Close Kern Sunday. Adell Roush went to Bedford on business. Merrel Boyd of Coxton Spent Sunday with Volney Kern. L. J. Sears dined with John Saneby's family. A L Boyd and wife of Coxton dined with M A Boyd. Frank Rainey couple visited their daughter Mrs Leonard Axson in Martin County. Jerschel Bowman and children, visiting her Bedford mother Mrs Oscar Short, returned home.
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Eulalia Meadows
Close Kern
Adell Roush
Bedford
Merrel Boyd of
Coxton
Volney Kern
Frank Rainey
Martin County
Leonard Axson
Jerschel Bowman
Oscar Short
George Spray
J. Dbd. Hobson
Noble Crawford
Jerry Weaver
J. T. Hobson
A. §. McHargue
John Lorance
D. W. Holiman
Roy
Nellie Ragsdale
Clara Speer
Hazel
Florence Messers
Bert
Chas. Stevenson Pengh
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visitors
Several attending comment exercises at Tunnelton Saturday night. James Crockett and Henry Brooking with families visited local residents. Residents traveled to Campbellsburg and Bedford for business while others stayed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohce
Tunnelton- Satuday
Local Social Notes From Bartlettsville and Vicinity
Mrs Ira Mikels visits aunt Nancy McPike while Esther Fowler stays with James McPike in Norman. John Glasseo AL Clark travel to Bedford on business as Cary and families visit Yellow Stone country. Mrs Blackwell visits Lydia McPike, Perry and Freeman Hawkins visit relatives on Dutch Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glasseo
AL. Clark Wen
Bedford
Perry
Freeman Hawkins
Dutch Ridge
Local Notices and Obituaries from Bedford Area
Mrs. Clifton of Bedford and Lonnie Burton of Bloomington were in town this week. Florence Connerley visited Mitchell. James Terry and wife from Ft. Ritner called Saturday. William Prowbridge and wife went to Mitchell. Thomas Albright and family mourn the loss of Devnis Coleman and Grace Boredell left for Medford to spend the summer with John. Funeral services were held for Devnis Coleman and Mrs. Wilson of near Tinvon, with four daughters and a husband left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Boredell
Med
Hier
John
Lightning sets barn ablaze killing livestock near Liberty
Mr and Mrs Issac Ritter visited their son Arley near Liberty for two weeks while Mrs Kate McPike returned home from Norman Station. A severe Sunday night storm struck John Clampitt’s barn, burning it with four horses two cows inside, all losses likely fatal. Neighbors alerted firefighters but saved little else. no insurance coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac Ritter
Arley
Near Liberty
John Clampitt
HR Conmachine
Local News Snippet From Salem Democrat Archive
A fragmentary Salem Democrat item notes a person returning to work at Pudford Monday morning and a Sunday family gathering at a farm. Other readable portions reference a cake decoration course and a domestic science school event in the four o’clock science rooms.
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Pudford
Salem Democrat
Jeanette Standizh
Deca Jesson
Oscar Monnay and Reed Return From Bloomington Visit
Oscar Monnay and Clifford Reed returned home Wednesday after visiting David Combs in Bloomington. The high school was out here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Reed
David Combs
Bloomington
Herry Airshade
Pitan Tunnelten High School
Weekend Prolonged Visits and Travel in Bedford Area
A Jawa of short visits and business trips is reported with residents and relatives in Bedford Tunnelton Monon and surrounding towns. Names include Mary Short Earl Short Frank Stannard Charley Carson J A Brooking and others as they travel for work family gatherings and a school commencement. A funeral near Tunnelton marks the week's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messers
Frank Stannard
Charley Carson
Bedford
Community Notes and Visits Across Town This Week
Mrs Fieta reports Orient home readings and visits by several families including Anna Barlow, Lester Wdindes, Louis Huddieston, and Charles Crawi. Mrs Nera Cyengor of Washington visited. Arthur Cornwall and wife saw Ralph Weed. teachers and neighbors attended a large local gathering and many trips were made to Bedford, Ditchei, and Ft Ritner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bihel
Tielon Thomas
Nova Fen
Anna Barlow
Lester Ts
Louis Huddieston
Charles Crawi
Arthur Cornwall
Ralph Weed
Cori
Local visits mark a quiet weekend in town
Artie Holiman reports neighbors and relatives visiting over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Willian Sneer hosted a Sunday gathering. The farm folk enjoyed a light shower Sunday evening. A party from Kan o na and Missouri visited Bermether and Mrs Burke this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara ¢ Campbell
Thcomington
Bermether
Mrs. Burke
Local notes from Bedford area residents and visitors
Delight Stannard reports on community happenings as Bedford area residents travel for business and attend events. Several locals, including J W Landreth, Arie and John Iert, and Mr and Mrs George Spray, were mentioned amid visits, painting, and family gatherings. Sunday School attendance rose to sixty two with Rally Day planned for next week.
Local Church Guests and Community Notices
Fa Thay Guero and fi ville hosted guests of AV fiewkins music and church events. Rev. of Uedford preached at Tue Aud Sunday service. Miss Pauliperhts underwent throat surgery and was reported recovering well. Mrs Otis-inmen plans to move to Penn with her husband. Mr Inman and family learned of his mother's death and traveled home by train, greeted by car at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiane Wilson
West Bader Tucsdiv
Wilson
Man
Tinvon
Brenes
Fiev
Thay. Guero
Fi Ville
Fiewkins Muilc
Tieltanyyarlene Puesday
Mrs. Otis
Penn
Uhey
Mr. Inman
Pauline Adamson Operated On At City Hospital
Pauline eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Adamson underwent surgery last week after the city hospital was removed to its new westward site. Jay Garriott began erecting a seven room brick dwelling on its lot near seven streets. upon completion it will stand as a handsome addition to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Walter Adamson
Jay Garriott
Beeun
the Handsomes
Trarriot
Ick Liver
Mrs Ora Poor Returns Home After Visit in Medora
Mrs Ora Poor of Joinson returned to Bedford from Medora where she had been visiting relatives. Maurice Plora, son of Mrs John Orn of Bank Street, accompanied her on the journey back to the Albany area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Poor
Joinson
Medora
Maurice Plora
John Orn
Bank Street
Bedford
Albany Tri
Tne
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Blanche Fields
L. J. Sears
Mrs
John Saneby
A. L. Boyd
M. A Boyd
Frank Young
Elmer Knight of
Borden
Fiomne
Aio Spi
Bruce Lee
Albert Brown
Mitchell Anto
Homer Barker
Campbellsburg
Mel Link
Campbellburg
Jno
A. Link
F Amily
James Crockett
Utterscroek
Frank and
Lizzie Lockhart
Henry Brooking
Orleans
Jacob Voyles
George Link
Busineses
Wheil Simpson
Uacle
Sam
Anna McPike
Ira Mikels
Nancy MecPike
John Glas
Logan Hawkins
Kitty I. Sipes
Mrs. MecPike
Rev. E. Fowleh
Hickonville
George Fleety
James Murphy
Family
Esther Fowler
Norman
James McPike
Aida Unis
Amanda Mikels
McPike
Sherman Deford
Yellowstone
Otto Ritter
Arthur Keller
Bartlettsville
Blackwell
Lydia McPike
Anna Murphy
Gerresnondent
Lonnie Burton of
Loomington
Florence Connerley
Mitchell
James Terry
Ft. Ritner
William ‘Prowbridge
Naval Bank Pedford
Indiana
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Hardon Lis
Relativ
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Ai Cid Shoals Oy
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al Severs
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Liakiities
Aed
Uabs
Geret Chapman
SLO Bullas
Lia Trans
Devnis Coleman
Trample
Caen Gian
Ail Iv
Servic
Heowa
Tery
Goposit
Ste Tag
Tsar
Noo
Btn Oy
SAS
OS Lut
Ebina
Brown
Cashier
William F. @reeks
Notary Public
Thes. Brooks, Geo. W. Hay
Win, E. Clark
Wsoeo
Kate. Mc Pike
Norman Station
Radelin Motsinger
Dedlard
Will
Oscar Monnay
Mary Short
Earl G. Short
J. A. Brooking
J. O. Crawford
Tunnelton
W. O. Mischeill and
Thomas Stull
Monon Cheif
Newton Nichols
Hoover
Oington
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Homer Hawser Vhlasis
Sundarsa
Clay
Roand Alrs
W. J. Armstrons
J. A. Drockins
Ache Mathis
3Liss
Sumas
Clay Wilhams
Ooking
Ezra
Sarai
Calvin Bair
Mise
Grace Ford
May Hante
Ind
Rem Torre
Nern
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Greckine
Clarence
Ned
Midland
J. TR
Thames Root
Saturnight End Suneums
Timpelton
Joost
Tuslei
Io Roends
Sohn
Crawford
Sear Wee Hlore
Wype Fe Mara
Andrase Crawford
Charley
Cletis
Sviva Founae Brothers
Caxton
Edwin
Rs. Wyra
Tunnellen
Charlotte Short
Wayne
Revert Marses
Nellie Mareh
Fercafon Newtor Wsey Accoomdan
Abrs. Osborn
Mary Louder
Jasonville
Louder
Fieta
Pee Pree
HosGa
Mather Lewis
Pouer
Tedflo
Giardner
Teastal
Bira
B. Flinn
Maus
Sair
Nera Cyengor
Wuasningtoon
Birs, Plein Aurday
George Dunlan of
Ruschell
Sarah Dison
Andy
Oscar Guthrie Ane
Claude Irwin
Ditchei
Bilanche Mathis
Pinheok
Flota Mathis
Satui Bie
Robert N. Dixon
Will Roberts
Heltonville
Oscar Simpson
L. Foster
Buddha
Noble Malott
Mary Simpson
H Artie Holiman
Menis
Carrie Speer
Sunde
Mir
Willian Sneer
Bein Peta Ced
Kan ‘Ona Three Well
Bissouri
Delight Stannard
Clyvée Reed
Bedord
J. W. Landreth c of Mitchell
Arie and
John Iiert
John Sipes
Frank Sipes
Paoli
Mrs. Trobert Dodds
Near Clear Springs
J. R. Flinn
Sunday
Bits. Hoover Trinkier
Washington, D. C
Todd and
W. (. Gilstrap
Wiles
Acme
Jackson County
Platt Southerland
Poseyville
Murrel Boyd
Uedford
MrocReyburmn
The
Radford Wrests Oat
Pauliperhts
Hak UF
Grover Roach
Loene O’clock
Apper
Dr. Perkins
McDonald
Simpson
Idicitis
J. F. Barnard
Afaltoon
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