Local Correspondence Notes Neighborhood Visits and Deaths
Little Harold Eller is on the sick list. Mrs. Oscar Sims visited her sister Mrs. Sarah Smock. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cox visited their son Hade and family. John Freund of Linton came to help on the farm. Mr. and Mrs. Rassie Malicoat visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Livington. Mrs. Lusta Minks called on her daughter Mrs. Owen Eller. Monday callers at the Burks included Charles Minks and family. Mrs. Luther Sims and children visited Oscar Sims. Mrs. Guy McHaley and children stayed with the Burks. Everett Eller and family from Bloomington visited his father. Mollie Greene and granddaughter Josephine Livingston visited the Brown family. McCulloughs moved to Sullivan county. new occupants moved in. Virgil Hudson moved back to Hendricksville. Enoch Camden moved into vacated property. Visitors to the Minks included Daisy Hawkins, Lillian Noel, Ruth McHaley, Rex Brown, Albert Noel. Rosa Brown was at her father’s bedside. he died Tuesday, buried in Newark cemetery after lightning strike. The eleven-year-old daughter of Everett Moore was buried at Carmichael cemetery Wednesday. Alice Weaver returned to Stanford after visiting relatives. Danver Carmichael and wife visited Carmichael’s parents. William Vanmeter and wife of Bloomfield visited Ensley Weaver. George Burch of Harrodsburg passed through on way to Cincinnati to see his ill father. Victor Carmichael and son returned home near Vincennes after visiting George Martindale and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Sims
Sarah Smock
Ben Cox
Hade
John Freund
Linton
Rassie Malicoat
Claude Livingston
Lusta Minks
Owen Eller
John Burks
Charles Minks
Charles Brown
Luther Sims
Dollie
Frank
Guy McHaley
Kathleen
Rex
Everett Eller
Bloomington
Charles Eller
Mollie Greene
Josephine Livingston
Lam Brown
Robert McCullough
Sullivan County
Jackson
McCullough
Virgil Hudson
McHaley
Hendricksville
Enoch Camden
Daisy Hawkins
Lillian Noel
Ruth McHaley
Everett
Charles Dumond
Rex Brown
Albert Noel
Rosa Brown
Newark
Everett Moore
Carmichael
Alice Weaver
Stanford
Danver Carmichael
Dave Weaver
William Vanmeter
Bloomfield
Cincinnati
Victor Carmichael
Vincennes
George Martindale
Everett Maddox
O. W. Jenkins
John C. Crane
Ola Glover
Eva Glover
Guy Cook
Indiana University
Quince Cox
Otho Gilliland
William Anderson
Brown County
Tom Osborn
Ralph Tribby
Odus Bingham
Indianapolis
Fayrland
Frank Welborn
John Welborn
Jasper Holtsclaw
Denny Bays
Jane Lutz
Roy Osborn
Roy
Ray Britton
Ira Cox
Coleman Moore
H. D. Lutz
Local Creek Social Roundup From Martindale Area
Daily notes show visits and travels among Indian Creek residents including Roy Kirkhart Lucinda Weaver and the Martindale and Weaver families. Activities include hay hauling wood gathering insurance work a hail storm and various Sunday gatherings with neighbors and kin in Smithville Ensley and Worthington.
Family Visits And Neighbor Talk Highlight Sunday
Willard Dilley and family visited her parents Sunday. Finis Mitchell of Linton visited at Freel Bullock's Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tinker Campbell visited Sunday with her parents. Jim Lindsey and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keys. Mrs. Ana Campbell spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Laughlin. Frank Keys and Glen Bullock made a business trip to Bloomfield Wednesday. Ernest and Earl Hunter dined with cousins Clifford and Ava Barnes Sunday. Some youths attended the spelling match at the Dilley Thursday night. Mrs. Freel Bullock and her little daughter visited Mrs. Amanda Resler Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Dilley
Finis Mitchell
Linton
Freel Bullock
Tinker Campbell
Jim Lindsey
Frank Keys
Ana Campbell
John Laughlin
Glen Bullock
Bloomfield
Ernest
Earl Hunter
Clifford
Ava Barnes
Dilley
Amanda Resler
Sunday Visits and Church Notice From Camp Branch
At Camp Branch Earl Britton was at Newark on Monday. Mr and Mrs Sam Miller visited her father Sunday. Jake McDaniel called at T C Ferguson's Sunday. Dave Arthur visited his brother at Lyons over Sunday. There will be church at Gaston church Saturday night. Clifford Ferguson called on Dewey and Ralph Bland Sunday. Walter Ferguson and wife traded at Solsberry Saturday. Paul Britton and wife Carl Groves and family and Ona Campbell were at George Fry's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Messimore and daughter Margaret visited her parents Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Britton
Newark
Sam Miller
Jake McDaniel
T. C. Ferguson
Dave Arthur
Lyons
Gaston
Clifford Ferguson
Dewey
Ralph Bland
Walter Ferguson
Solsberry
Paul Britton
Carl Groves
Ona Campbell
George Fry
Elmer Messimore
Margaret
Mineral Neighbors Share News And Visits
Mrs. Jerry Meredith is ill while Mrs. Mary Haywood visits relatives. Nina Burcham spent Sunday with Jerry Meredith. Prayer meeting drew a large crowd Sunday night. Agnes Combs and daughter Gene visited sister Mantell. Enoch Clayton of Newark visits relatives here. William Schrantz and wife from Bloomfield viewed the old home place. Mary Hasler returned home after visiting her brother Blumer Hasler near Irene. Sunday visitors at Lilbern Jackson's included Violet Hines Winifred McGinnis and Jacob Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haywood
Nina Burcham
Jerry Meredith
Agnes Combs
Gene
Mantell
Enoch Clayton
Newark
William Schrantz
Bloomfield
Mary Hasler
Blumer Hasler
Irene
Lilbern Jackson’s
Violet Hines
Winifred McGinnis
Jacob Grove
Local Family Visits Over Weekend Disturbances
Grandson Clyde Grove of Morgan Town and Violet Hines spent Saturday night with Winifred McGinnis. Ed White Bloomfield and Sam Hudson visited Oscar Mullis on Sunday. Mrs. William Allen went to Bloomfield Thursday and returned with granddaughter Katherine Smith. Jasonville’s Richard Clemens and Ben Bruce joined James Chaney family for Sunday. Henry Ledgerwood and family shared dinner with John Grove and attended Mrs. Hand's burial in Switz Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Grove
Morgantown
Violet Hines
Winifred McGinnis
Ed White
Bloomfield
Sam Hudson
Oscar Mullis
William Allen
Katherine Smith
Richard Clemens
Ben Bruce
Jasonville
James Chaney
Henry Ledgerwood
John Grove
Switz
Hand
Local Social Notes From Linton Area Retain Community Ties
Everett Maddox of Linton and many Bloomington visitors are listed in weekend calls and trips. The piece records visits by John C Crane, Quince Cox, Roy Osborn, Ray Britton, Ira Cox, and others, plus illness notes about Mrs Lutz and Mrs Reed who died at 28. It notes school and show factory connections and travel to Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
Camp Ground Social Notes and Funeral For Emery Taylor
Mrs. Katie Neidigh visited her mother and other relatives Friday. Several families visited each other through the week. Death claimed Emery Taylor, a man of good qualities. His wife and six children were at his bedside. funeral set for Tuesday, community expresses sympathy.
Local Notes from Friday Through Sunday Visits and Travel
Local items report Mae Tetrick in Bedford Rex Harper in Switz City Gertrude Clore in Bloomfield Victor Wright son of Lewis improving James R Beaty at Frank Hardisty’s Frank Edington in Koleen E S Horn left for Eyeleth Minn to work at re mines A hail wind storm hit the area Harley Carmichael went to Elliston Virgil Page and wife of Cass visited Lewis Wright Sam Spinks took his son Everett to Indianapolis Everett Spinks to Indiana polis for appendicitis surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cut
Mae Tetrick
Bedford
Rex Harper
Switz City
Gertrude Clore
Bloomfield
Victor
Lewis Wright
James R. Beaty
Frank Hardisty
Frank Edington
Koleen
E. S. Horn
Eyeleth
Minn
Re Mines
Harley Carmichael
Elliston
Virgil Page
Cass
Sam Spinks
Everett
Indianapolis
Ernest Bennett
Will Brandon
Everett Spinks
Allen Chapel notes and local visits in Olive Warren area
Olive Warren called on Mrs. W W Duvall Sunday afternoon. Edward Vandeventer is seriously ill with pneumonia. Church attendance strong Sunday including Sunday night. Gwen and Ansel Ketchum of El Nora visited Levi Cushman. Rev C W Wyant and family dined with John Pearson. Mollie and Earl Cook visited Joshua Cook. Mr Cook ill. Chalmer Warren family visited Allen Bradford. School closed after term taught by William Trueblood and Edith Gray. Sunday visitors at Steve Blaker's included John Flory and family Ray Harshman Verna Edna Gertrude Blaker. Emery Shepherd and son with Mr and Mrs Floyd Shepherd and Mr and Mrs John Corwin visited William G Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Warren
W. W. Duvall
Edward Vandeventer
Gwen
Ansel Ketchum
Elnora
Levi Cushman
C. W. Wyant
John Pearson
Mollie
Earl Cook
Joshua Cook
Cook
Chalmer Warren
Tara Warren
Allen Bradford
William Trueblood
Edith Gray
Steve Blaker
John Flory
Ray Harshman
Verna
Edna
Gertrude Blaker
Emery Shepherd
Floyd Shepherd
John Corwin
William G. Shepherd
Local Sentiment Notes and Social Visits Reported
S. J. Sparks buys a Buick. James Hardisty visited Koleen Saturday. Andrew Rogers stayed in Bicknell Friday night. Mrs. Fielding Turner remains dangerously ill. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muerer. Frank Morgan traveled to Plainsville on business. Ed Fordyce and Homer Combs were visitors Sunday. Miss Beulah Arthur attended the last day of school Saturday. Bloomer Hasler and family visited W. J. Mullis family Sunday. Miss Mary Weddle visited Miss Ira Canady Sunday afternoon. Uncle George Solsman buried here. Mary and Anna Weddle stayed with Mrs. Millie Allen Saturday night. Mrs. Rose Hineman and son visited her parents from Bicknell. Louis Chaney and Jessie Cox spent Sunday with the Cramers. Velma Duke and Dorothy McKee guests of Ermel Laughlin Wednesday. Mary Hasler returned home near Mineral Saturday after visiting here. Charley Piercy and families spent Sunday at Sandborn. Visitors at the school Tuesday included D. C. McIntosh Miss Stella Price Mrs. Lichting and son Chester. Mrs. Jennie Jeffers and Misses Grounds called on Ola Morgan. Amos Hostetter motored to Park Sunday to visit her father Louis Chaney. Tillie Knapp and daughter Avis visited W. J. Mullis’s family last week. O. P. McKee family attended last day of Wells school Saturday. J. W. Chestnut, recently ill, says he is stronger and out again. School closed here Saturday. no program given. patrons prepared dinner for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Sparks
James Hardisty
Koleen
Andrew Rogers
Bicknell
Fielding Turner
Thomas Muerer
Frank Morgan
Plainsville
Ed Fordyce
Homer Combs
Beulah Arthur
Bloomer Hasler
W. J. Mullis
Mary Weddle
Ira Canady
George Solsman
Mary
Anna Weddle
Millie * Allen
Rose Hineman
Louis Chaney
Jessie Cox
Gladys
George
Floyd Cramer
Velma Duke
Dorothy McKee
Ermel Laughlin
Mary Hasler
Mineral
Charley Piercy
Jessie Piercy
Sandborn
D.C. McIntosh
Stella Price
J. W. Lichting
Chester
Jennie Jeffers
May
Hazel Grounds
Ola Morgan
Amos Hostetter
Park
Local Dinner Celebrates School Work at Hene
Farmers gather at Hene for a hearty meal despite hardship while children enjoy a roast eggs feast. Pupils and friends present Miss Arthur a morocco Bible in appreciation of her efforts over two winters. Miss Arthur departs Sunday to attend college in Bloomington with sister Mrs. Ann Axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hene
Arthur
Bloomington
Ann Axe
Local residents noted during weekend visits and trips
Oscar Long visited town Sunday and called on Charles Hord Curtis Price. Ernest Goad of Vincennes visited home folks. Roy Moffett traveled to Bloomfield Monday. Jerry Johnson of Salsberry and Charlie Hord were seen on business in town and Hobbieville respectively. Mrs. Ruth Combs improved, Lada Long visited Ada Moffett, Bryan Crow and family visited Crow's parents, Foddrills dined with Roy Moffett, Lucile Foddrill and Allene Hord spent Sunday together, Dagley from Cincinnati visited John Crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Goad
Vincennes
Roy Moffett
Bloomfield
Jerry Johnson
Salsberry
Charlie Hord
Hobbieville
Ruth Combs
Lada Long
Ada Moffett
Bryan Crow
Lucile Foddrill
Allene Hord
C. Dagley
Cincinnati
John Crow
Visiting Kin and Friends Across Towns
The report lists numerous social visits: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Floyd to Wm Meredith. Sun Ammon Collins to near Cincinnati. Miss Alice Hardisty to sister Mrs. Clara Phipps in Jasonville. Flora Combs and daughter Fern of Sharkey to Grandma Combs. Harmie Sullivan Kava Jessie Meredith visiting Inez Hardisty. Jane Breeden of Bloomfield returning to care for sister Ruth Combs. Ganell Meredith and Margie Sullivan calling on grandma Meredith. Grant May and son Charlie of Bloomington visiting nephew James Foddrill. Will McDonald of Linton visiting his ailing grandmother. Mrs. John Aland travels to Vincennes for sister-in-law Asbury Anderson’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Combs
Fern
Sharkey
Grandma Combs
Harmie Sullivan
Kava
Jessie Meredith
Inez Hardisty
Jane Breeden
Bloomfield
Ruth Combs
Ganell Meredith
Margie Sullivan
Grandma Meredith
Grant May
Charlie
Bloomington
Jas
Foddrill
Will McDonald
Linton
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Democrat
Terre Haute Tribune
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
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McVille
Harold Eller
Indian Creek
Roy Kirkhart
Lucinda Weaver
William Benham
Algon Sarver
Arlie Garsnett
Millard Weaver
William Garsnett
Ensley Weaver
Henry Garsnett
Austin Martindale
Tanner
Otis Weaver
Jesse Sullivan
Jasper Weaver
Elwven
Lexie Carmichael
Worthington
Charlie Carmichael
al Williams
Newton Baker
Ellen Mullis
Owensboro
Jewett Mullis
Frank Laughlin
Terre Haute
Louie
John Spinks
Harve Laughlin
State Normal
C. A. Brandon
Wanda
Quince Ferguson
Kirby Lige Crawford
Audie Ashcraft
Simon Ashcraft
Ray Reed
Reed
Ashcraft Chapel
Amos Ashcraft
Katie Neidigh
DeVilbiss
Cass Neidigh
Emery Neidigh
Freeland Edwards
Little Esther Neidigh
Margaret Workman
George Boltz
Emery Sparks
Aince Pearson
Hiram Harrah
Bernard Workman
Alice
Ilene
Royal Baking Powder Co
William Street
New You
Oscar Long
Charles Hord
Curtis Price
Jake Floyd
Wm. Meredith
Ammon Collins
Alice Hardisty
Clara Phipps
W. R. Mayo
Elmora Hotel
Indiana
Mayo
Binkerhoff
W.R. Mayo
Delaware Street
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