Local Notes Highlight School News and Community Events
The community reports new flag flying at the school, teachers attending the State Teachers Association in Indianapolis, and various residents visiting relatives and moving. Highlights include a Halloween party for faculty and students, county participation in the Greene County Products Show, road improvements toward a Hoosier Highway branch, patriotic meetings, and Liberty Bond support. Several local visits and small incidents are noted, including a fall from a barn loft injuring a collar bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Henry Warriner
Bloomington
Rons Sylvester
Katharyn Killian
Mooresville
Red Cross
M. E. Parsonage
Oll Neff
Ross Kinnaman
Rev. Lessenhop
Helen
Cass Township
Greene County
Bloomfield
Luther Sylvester
Francis Gilbreath
Newberry
Hoosier
Detroit
Mich
Evansville
M. G. Edington
Rev. Lane
Dr Chambers
Q. J. Mitchell
Henry Humphreys
Campground Visits and Sunday Socials Reported
Campground hosts Mr. and Mrs. L P Doyle welcomed Sunday visitors at Thomas Axe s residence. Mr and Mrs Will Killinger and Grace visited Linton on Saturday. Rev Harding conducted a Mt Zion meeting from Friday through Sunday night. Ray James of Illinois stayed Wednesday night with Claud Workman. Willard Calvert family visited Will Killingers Sunday. David Blaker and family spent Sunday with his sister Elizabeth Gordon. Dr T Roy Cook checked on Freeland Edwards who was ill but improved. Evangelin Bridges Iona Keys and Bernard Workman visited Mrs Margaret Workman and son Claude Sunday.
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L. P. Doyle
Thomas Axe’s
Will Killinger
Grace
Linton
Rev. Harding
Mt. Zion
Ray James
Illinois
Claud Workman
Willard Calvert
T. Roy Cook
Freeland Edwards
Evangelin Bridges
Indianapolis
Iona Keys
Bernard Workman
Margaret Workman
Claude
Local Socials Report From McVille Area
Charles Brown visited Hendricks ville Tuesday evening. Mrs Tacy Sims called on Mrs John Burks Tuesday afternoon. Mimie Camden visited Grace Minks Thursday night. Mollie Greene visited Mrs Rassie Malicoat last week. Eph Bruner and family were Sun-
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Charles Brown
Hendricksville
Tacy Sims
John Burks
Mimie Camden
Grace Minks
Mollie Greene
Rassie Malicoat
Local Social Roundup in Newberry Area
Henry Borter loses a horse to indigestion last Saturday night. Several residents visit relatives and travel for family events including Miss Gladys Miller heading to Valpariso. Teachers and church workers attend events in Indianapolis and Milton Gilbreath hosts Sunday guests with a Sunday school talk by Rev. Powell.
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Henry Borter
Maggie Anderson
Newberry
Ruth Hasler
Doris Borter
Samuel Baxley
Linton
Cleve Clark
Lyons
John Boruff
Ed Stalcup
Grandma Strauser
Gladys Miller
Valpariso
Anna Hasler
Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Milton Gilbreath’s
Lon Jolliff
Elvan Martin
Francis Gilbreath
Frank Stone
Washington Township
John Emery
Harley Strauser
Thomas School
Brother Powell
Community Greetings Across Clover Bottom Area
Miss Kittie Casner visits sister Mrs. William Thompson. Mrs. Ona Campbell spends last Wednesday with sister Mrs. Paul Britton. Mrs. Sam Jackson visits with Mrs. John Loffland. Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter and sons visit relatives in Highland township Sunday. Retta Thompson and Daisy Thompson visit relatives at Newark Thursday. Samuel Jackson of Bloomington and Mrs. Claude Taylor share Sunday with local hosts.
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Kittie Casner
William Thompson
Ona Campbell
Paul Britton
Sam Jackson
John Loffland
William Hunter and Sons
Highland Township
Retta Thompson
Daisy Thompson
Newark
Samuel Jackson
Bloomington
Claude Taylor
Local social notes and community visits
Maple Millie Dyer called on Peoria Hub bell Wednesday afternoon. Florence and Hazel Wagoner visited Nora Price last Sunday. William Collenbaugh called on Walter Dyer Sunday morning. Thomas Franklin and wife visited George Wright and wife Sunday. Mrs. Ben Brenton and daughter Ethel are very sick. William Fulk and family visited James Inman and wife last Sunday. Farmers Mutual Insurance Company met at Arney last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Burger visited Charles Fulk and wife after church last Sunday. Wesley Calvert had dinner with Walter Dyer Sunday. Miss Fern Powell staying with Mrs Yocum of Coal City. Pie supper at Hubbel school well attended. proceeds $40. Ladies of Bethel church to meet Mrs Victor Smith next Wednesday to sew and lack comforts. Walter Dyer did business trip to Patricksburg for Farmers Mutual Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Dyer
Peoria Hubbell
Florence
Hazel Wagoner
Nora Price
William Collenbaugh
Walter Dyer
Thomas Franklin
George Wright
Ben Brenton
Ethel
William Fulk
James Inman
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Arney
Harvey Burger
Charles Fulk
Wesley Calvert
Fern Powell
Yocum
Coal City
Hubbel School
Bethel Church
Victor Smith
Patricksburg
Trust Us Says British on War Trip Incident
Washington notes the incident in Hampton Roads where a British cruiser signaled Who is that going ashore flying an official flag and the reply Secretary Baker. the exchange ends with Trust us, they won’t mention it to a soul.
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Washington
Offield Washington
Hampton Roads
Baker
Guilty Conscience and Booze Spark Vehicle Seizure
In Sioux Falls a found abandoned car contained liquor smuggled into South Dakota. Worth Feldman rode a new motorcycle nearby, and the fleeing occupants, mistaking him for an officer, left in haste. The Iowa licensed auto was confiscated by Lincoln county authorities.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Lincoln County
South Dakota
Worth Feldman
Iowa
German Toymakers in Pittsburgh Quarters Stir Virginia News
Virginia Minnesota teachers find love notes inside toys made in Pittsburgh factories. The toy makers sign with names and addresses and ask for friendly correspondence. Teachers deny responding and note most writers are German seeking social connection.
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Virginia, Minn
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Wanted Planters for nursery stock and agents
Planters are invited to draw on us for nursery stock of all kinds. We offer the best quality and reasonable prices, including double worked Grimes apples and all commercial varieties of apple and peach. Ask for our catalogue and inquire about agents in unoccupied territory.
Works for Liberty Loan
Miss Antoinette Funk, a member of the council of national defense women’s committee, heads office work in the treasury building for the Liberty loan. Executive vice chairman of the women’s Liberty loan committee, she serves under chairman Mrs. McAdoo and was chosen by Secretary McAdoo for her speaking and organizing drive.
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America
Antoinette Funk
Council of National Defense
Treasury Building
Liberty Loan
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
McAdoo
Health of German Chancellor Dr Michaelis in Berlin Telegram
A Berlin telegram to the Rheinische Westfälische Zeitung of Essen reports the health of German chancellor Doctor Michaelis as far from satisfactory. The message notes the phrase leaves much to be desired indicating concern over his condition and ongoing state of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Berlin
Rheinische Westfalische Zeitung
Essen
Michaelis
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