County News Postpones Friday Dispatches
County correspondents are asked to send items next Monday as rural carriers will not make the Tuesday July 4 trip. The notice explains the holiday delay and collection shift for local reports.
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
County correspondents are asked to send items next Monday as rural carriers will not make the Tuesday July 4 trip. The notice explains the holiday delay and collection shift for local reports.
Tanner Miss Lorene Foddrill and many neighbors visited relatives across towns this Sunday. Families and friends from Bloomfield Arthur Clifty Linton Hobbieville Pleasant Ridge Cin cinnati and others spent the day with kin and traveled for dinners and gatherings.
A 10 pound boy was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. George Rollis. The father George is described as the proudest man on earth. Several local families and relatives are noted visiting or attending church services Sunday in the area including Mrs. Amelia Stileup and Miss Esta Hill with other kin.
Church was well attended Sunday with Sunday night services and next Sunday school planned. Local residents including Ladd Brinson of Linton and John H. Abrams with a new cream separator were mentioned among visitors. Several Abrams and Workman family members visited Albert Abrams and Famerson Wiles, with others like Jennie Irish and Mrs. Inman noted for health and family visits.
Park Floyd Heaton visited Carl Heaton and wife. Allie Workman and family drove to Lyons in their new car. Miss Marguerite Flater spent time with Miss Inez Pirtle Sunday. Albert Heaton and family visited John Lucas and children Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Livingston left for Illinois to visit sister Mrs. Ossie Buckner. There will be Sunday school at Sharkey with everyone invited.
Coen Miss Faye Graves spent Sunday at Al Workman's home and joined Mr and Mrs Freel Vandeventer and daughter Nina of Allen Chapel for church and dinner. Several families visited kin, attended services, and traveled to Jasonville and Worthington for visits and meals.
Scotland I E Mullis traveled to Oden on Monday Effie Inman spent the weekend with her parents Reverend Carmichael former pastor here visited friends Saturday and Sunday Margaret Barker Katherine Whitaker and Charles Isenogle drove to Worthington Saturday Theodore Henderson and wife Harry Henderson and children and
Mrs Wymer returned Tuesday from a visit to Bloomfield Oral Dobbins went to Bloomfield Monday Mr Whitely went to Odon Thursday Mrs Opha Bough and son visited relatives at Marco last week Mrs R J McCallian and daughters Claire and Margaret of Odon spent Sunday at Wilbert Hendersons Wm Richardson went to Bloomfield Monday Miss Trula Laughlin of Vincennes is visiting Elmer Laughlin Miss Claire McCallian is spending the week with her sister Mrs Wilbert Henderson Large crowds are attending the tent meeting here.
Camp Branch residents Mr and Mrs Homer Ray and family along with Miss Ruth Ferguson and brother Clifford called on Sherman Wells. Earl Britton and family visited Abe Crocker. Grace Opal and James Arthur spent Sunday with John Watkins. Forest Fern welcomed a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward Welk. Mary Johnson visited Miss Fannie Watkins. John Arthur visited daughter Mrs Sam Miller near Spencer. Elmer Messimore with wife and daughter spent Sunday at T C Ferguson. Carl Johnson called on Martin Bland. George Frye and Mrs Frye visited Paul Britton. Luther Frye and children visited Jr and Mrs Jim Drake at Newark. T C Ferguson spent Sunday evening with H V Hoke. Elmer Messimore traveled to Bloomfield Saturday. Earl Britton traded at Newark Saturday. Minnie Bland and Ruth Ferguson traded at Newark Friday. Farmers began cutting wheat this week.
A flurry of visits fills the week as Miss Flossie Messimore, Mrs. Norma Townsend, and many others drop by from Bloomfield, Camp Ground, Dugger, and Solsberry while a 24 man J. C. crew toils at the viaduct replacing girders and adding steel work.
A string of social visits fills the week from Tulip depot with Zelda Blaker and John Flory seeing family. Neighbors stop by to check on injured relatives as farmers plow corn and attend prayer meeting sessions.
Ridgeport residents attend Sunday visits at Allen Chapel and with friends. Miss Eva Fuller returns home after a stay here. Preparations begin for children’s day exercises while Laura Porter to preach Sunday evening. A large crowd attends Shirley Nations’ funeral. he died of tuberculosis June 22 after two years at Rockville Sanitarium. He was son of Mrs. Katherine Nations and brother of Mrs. Homer Streets.
A large crowd attended the Epworth League at Simpson Chapel on Sunday. Several local residents visited friends and relatives across Bloomfield and nearby towns, with numerous calls and social visits noted through the week.
Tulip Mrs. Ora Stephens and daughter Bessie McGuire of Indianapolis visit her father Mitchell Sparks. Tilman Goben with wife and daughter were here Monday morning. Floyd Kindred was here Sunday. Misses Wanda Hunter and Marie Flory visited Fae Miller Saturday.
Sunday activities include children's day at Union Valley. Oscar Kindred left for Ohio. Paul Hunter and Will Bland visited Sharkey Sunday evening. Coy Sims and daughter from Dugger visited here and Camp Ground over the weekend. James Stalcup with wife and grandchild were here Sunday. Charles Chaney and daughters from Bloomfield were here Saturday. Jack Terrel and family visited Frank Terrell’s Saturday evening. Mary Axe and Kate Myers visited Mrs. Jane Killinger. Charlie Sims and wife with daughter went to Bloomfield Sunday.
Ilene Misses Mary and Hazel Grounds shopped in Ilene Monday. Numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Dean of Sand born visited relatives or traveled for errands. Social activity centers on family visits with Jeffries, Chaney, Adkinson, Robison and Combs households, plus farming improvements and weekend trips.
Eagle Nest residents, the Brittons and sons, spent Sunday with Mrs. Britton’s parents near Newark. Miss Retta Cox from MecVille attended church in Gaston. Grace Arthur and Mary Johnson visited Fannie Watkins. The Bland brothers Harvey and Richard work at Marco. Several other social visits are noted around Tulip and Pleasant Ridge.
Mr and Mrs John Watkins and others visited Luther Frys Saturday night. Ruth Ferguson and Minnie Bla went to Newark Friday. Miss Ona Fry attended a baptism. Sunday visitors at Sherman Wells included Homer Ray and family, Pink Pearson, Ruth and Clifford Ferguson. Nine future events weave through church, farm work, and family visits across Sherman Wells, Gaston, Sassafras and nearby homes.
Clover Bottom Henry Calland spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Ford Beard and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Keys and John Johnson and wife visited with Freel Bullock and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Claude Taylor visited his parents near Bloomfield Friday and Saturday. Lebert Osborn and family visited Will Hunter and family recently. Gladys and Mabel Loffland spent Friday afternoon with Blanch and Mildred Bullock. Willard Dilley and family visited his parents Wm Dilley and family. Mrs H D Shute visited her parents last Thursday. The Dorcas Society will serve ice cream Tuesday night. Ategels sherif July 4th, Mr and Mrs Dennis Loffand and two children of Cualvertville spent Thursday night with his brother John and family. Mr and Mrs John Baker took dinner with Mr and Mrs Paul Britton.
Bee hunter Reverend Moren filled his usual appointment Sunday night. Local families and visitors from Marco Linton Irene Park and surrounding towns attended church or visited relatives Sunday and Monday. People included Mr and Mrs Smith Wines Dennis Lang and wife Ida Royal Lon Layman Hattie Morgan and son Robert Hubert Loos Matt Lucas Homer Grounds Frank Britten Homer Hineman Quill Good Mark Jones East Lee Davis Ed Slinkard and others visiting kin or attending movies or church services in Morgan Valley and nearby communities.
Sunday night visits include Mr Nebo with Miss Lula Roach and Miss Golda Townsend plus a Nebo prayer meeting. Miss Helen Green returns from Seymour due to aunt Mrs Al Greens illness. Lillian Graham stayed with Ethel and Ira Plummer. Several children suffer whooping cough. Harvey Ashel of Scotland traveled to Newberry Monday.
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