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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1914

Page

10

Local Notes From Stewart's Chapel And Rural Routes

Community notices list Sunday preaching by Rev. D. C. Coy and many local visits among families in Stewart's Chapel Center and Rural Route 1. Neighborly greetings, funeral attendances, visits, and announced children day services frame a snapshot of small town life with churches and schools preparing events in June.

Local social notes from Greenfield and Indianapolis area

Mrs Zlonsville and Mrs Duncan of Greenfield visited Mrs Harriett Spear while Mrs Elias Tomlinson and Mr Cook hosted gatherings for several ladies. Notables include Dr G W Woolen and wife attending a Jersey cattle sale in Indianapolis and Dr A M Hall lecturing on Fraternity at Zion Park. Memorial services were held at the M E church.

Zlonsville John Duncan Greenfield Elias Tomlinson Harriett Spear Cook Harriett Speer D. Speer Clinton Harriett’ Speer W. B. Mackenzie Attica Mary Davenport J. S. McDaniel Lebanon Olive McFerren P. M. Lumpkin B. A. Mills William Scott Pennsylvania Street Inddianapolis G. W. Woolen Indianapolis Shelburne Jersey M. E Samuel Peterson Kansas City Isaac Newton Cotten Une Marion County Masonic Lodge Inter- Taent Pleasant Hill Angeline Swaim Fairmount Ill Enoch Metzger Epworth League Dramatic Club Town Hall Thompson Varsity Pythian Sisters Castle Fall Lelia Russell Charles Fitch Brownsburg

Jamestown Notes From Last Week Centered On Visits

Jamestown items recount visits and illnesses among residents. R24, Haffner stayed with Aunt Ann Hedge who has rheumatism. Huldah Gillaspie and Edna Ashley attend Terre Haute school. Herman Scott at Danville. William Snyder and Ralph visit Robert Bennett’s family. Mable Henry stays with grandmother Mrs Gibson who suffers nerves. Mrs Coshow Ida Bennett and Mabel Wills called on Mrs Chas Haffner. Aleck Gillaspie suffers from a set of illnesses.

Jamestown Opsl Haffner Ann Hedge Huldah Gillaspie Edna Ashley Terre Haute Herman Scott Danville William Snyder Ralph Maplewood Robert I. Bennett Mable Henry Gibson Fiona Co

Sunday Visits List From Thorntown Area Families

RR It S R Grimes and family from near Thorntown visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ora Brown. Mr and Mrs Claude Wall spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Davis near Advance. Mrs Bert Neal from near Sheridan spent Monday night with her parents W H Stafford and wife. Miss Orpha Cook and Mrs Sarah Bymaster visited Sunday with Walter McDaniel and family. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson of Lebanon is visiting W H Stafford and family. Mr and Mrs Earl Cross and Moreland Crose of Indianapolis visited Saturday and Sunday with Atley Crese and wife. Mr and Mrs Carl Stark have returned to Indianapolis after a week with Frank Stark and family. Mr and Mrs Will Stafford from near Crawfordsville and Mr and Mrs Otis Stafford and children from Linnsburg spent Sunday afternoon with W H Stafford and family. Mr and Mrs H P Stephens entertained guests Sunday: Mr and Mrs M M Routh, Mrs Charlotte Wilson, Rev Sleethe, Miss Fern Graham and Mr and Mrs Robert Cox. Those who spent Sunday with E Bruce and family were Mr and Mrs EB M Coons, Mr and Mrs B L Sumpter and son Dee, Mr and Mrs Charles Booker and daughter Helen, and Richard Wail, Mr and Mrs Elza Bowen of Lefees spent Sunday with Basil Stewart and wife.

S. R. Grimes Thorntown Ora Brown Claude Wall Ray Davis Advance Bert Neal Sheridan W. H. Stafford Orpha Cook Sarah Bymaster Walter, McDaniel Elizabeth Anderson Lebarnon H. P. Stephens M. M. Routh Charlotte Wilson Sleethe Fern Graham Robert Cox E. Bruce EB. M. Coons B. L. Sumpter Dee Charles Booker Clay Turner Lebanon Turner Charles Jones Lera Lambert Hazel Coy Mary Lemon Curtis Williams Clay Williams Sarah Tomlinson Liza Sample Nancy Perkins Hopewell Earl Browhard Elton Otis MeRoberts Brooke Williams Raymond Tucker Fern Eaton Noble May Smith Shepherdville Theodore McMannis Edith Smith Horace Ransdell Tom ‘McRoberts Cicero Otis Roberte Otis. Har Ellis Smith Whitestown Band Baptist Church Fedora Indianapolis Alvah Swope Clark Perkins Asbury Williams Joe Adams Jane Adams Fairview Helen Oren Robert Vandever Zionsville Charles Swope Jessie Swope Louis Swope Edward Silver Charles Fones Elizabeth McMannis Shepherdsville Gene Stephenson Leach Charlee Adore Dora Sipe Earnest Lewis Migs Fern Mellwain

Local Social Visits Across Pike and Lebanon Areas

R R 5 Armenius Hine and wife visited his brother Will Hines and family at Pike Sunday. John Adsir and wife dined south of Whitestown with Frank Huffman and family. John Glendenning and Lebanon family spent a few days with Henry Glendinning and wife. William Beatty and wife of Leba, Friday with Riley Beatty. Frank Thompson and family of Lebanon visited Harry Thompson and wife Thursday. Mrs Elizabeth Bohannon George Bohannon and family and Riley Ottinger and wife dined with Thomas Shaw and wife Sunday. Miss Esther and Ruth Huffman spent Thursday evening with Mrs Ruth Thompson.

Armenius Hine Will Hines Pike John Adsir Whitestown Frank Huffman John Glendenning Lebanon Henry Glendenning William Beatty Leba Riley Beatty Frank Thompson Harry Thompson Elizabeth Bohannon George Bohannon Riley Ottinger

Sunday Guests and Local Visitors in Fairland and Lebanon

Fairland and Lebanon residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. A. N. Wells and family joined Charles Day’s household for Sunday, while Arthur Monroe of Lebanon stayed with Curtis Shore. Various couples and families from Bethel Kirklin Zionsville Parksville Kirkline and Mullen exchanged visits and shared time with neighbors in the area.

ELIZAVILLE COMMUNITY GUESTS AND SUNDAY VISITS

Local residents hosted and visited extended family and friends including Higbees Morelands and McRoberts in Elizaville and nearby towns. A Decoration Day service is announced for Saturday at 2 00 with music by the Whitestown band and an ice cream supper hosted by Baptist and Christian churches.

Sunday Visits and Family Guests Across Town

W M Mellwain and FOUR CORNERS along with Albert McAfee of Los Angeles spent Wednesday to Monday with James Smith. Matthews siblings from Crawfordsville visit grandmother Mrs. Smith. Cunningham, McGuire, Williams families host and travel between Lebanon and Indianapolis area. Mrs. Mayes ill. Lutz family heads to Crawfordsville to visit Mrs. Harry Matthews as her husband recovers from illness.

Four Corners Albert McAfee Los Angele Cali James Smith Marie Thomas Edward Matthews Crawfordsville Eulalah Cunningham Esther McGuire Grover Cunningham G. L. Williams Mae Carrie Routh Alva Alva Walker Maa Eulalah Virgil Cunningham Silas Williams Lebanon John N. Cunningham George Walker John Lutz Russel Indianapolis Abert McAree

Around the Station Social Roundup in Elizaville and Nearby

Local notes recount weekend visits among families in Elizaville and surrounding areas. Reuben and wife hosted Hash. Ed Whitlow and Cecil Weber households shared time. Cogeland children with Byfield family. Raymond Lawler welcomed a baby girl Helen. Helen Copeland returned from Concord. Lester Byfield visited Earnest Hiland near Hazel College. Stephen Rash attended Shelbyville high school commencement where nieces Faye and Freda Rash graduated. Forest Hancock visited Rosston. Byfield hosted Paul Gilbreth in Lebanon. Catherine Blinn and Robert Aughe of Frankfort spent Friday with J. W. Marsh family. Lucy Clampit of Indianapolis stayed for an extended visit with Carl Edwards. Madaline McKinney of Whitestown spent time with Pansy Akers. Catherine Marsh visited Charles Luddell in Lebanon.

Reuben Perkins Elizaville Stephen Hash Ed Whitlow Cecil Weber Fayette Maud Cogeland Mabel Delaskie Delanar Willard Mary Melvin S. H. Byfield Lester Raymond Lawler Helen Pansy Akers Catherine Marsh Charles Luddele Lebanon

Dover Station social notes at Lebanon and nearby towns

A round of visits and greetings spans Lebanon Thorn Town Crawfordsville and Danville with A E Martin Hannibal Abell Ed Martin and many Brattons McClains Gordons Emmerts and Kincaid family members listed. A birthday surprise for Mrs Lon Bratton and a Central Normal College student Florence Proffitt highlight the social calendar with multiple family visits and a fishing trip north of Thorntown.

Community Notes Include Visitors and Local Travel

Cream and cake were served as Carl Caldwell remains very low. Charles E. McGlaine and family visited Sunday evening with Evert Caldwell and family. A. E. Martin was in Lebanon Monday.

Carl Caldwell Charles E. McGlaine Evert Caldwell A. E. Martin Lebanon

Bethel Boys Triumph In Season Opener Over Ratsburg

Bethel defeated Ratsburg 6 to 5 in their first ball game Sunday. D. D. Cohee and wife visited Rinard Click near Milledgeville last Friday. Ivan Cohee with wife and daughter spent weekend with Wilbur Cohee family in Michigantown. Mrs. Roy Lister and son Leo visited her mother Mrs. Sarah Graham part of last week.

Bethel Boys Ratsburg D. D. Cohee Rinard Click’s Milledgeville Ivan Cohee Wilbur Cohee Michigantown Roy Lister Con Leo Sarah Graham

Local Families Visit and Attend for Funeral at Sugar Creek

Hazelrige Andrew McCoy of Cloverdale visits his sister Mrs L Byers. Mr Mrs T J Crane travel with daughter Mrs Effin Howard. Mrs Tom Shultz of Watseka NL visits C A Taylor and family. Theodore Neptune visits relatives near Bainbridge. Andrew Bratton and family and Geneva Clark attend funeral of Mathias Van Haas and others. Helen Lawrence Taylor spend Sunday on Sugar Creek with Lawrence Beck family.

Hazelrige Andrew McCoy Cloverdale T. J. Crane Victor Crane Charles Howard Helen Lawrence Taylor Sugar Creek Lawrence Beck Lige Avery John Gray Middlefork Beecher Beck Glen Beck Chalmer Beck

Attendance at Sumnilay School and Local Visits

In Fayet te attendance at Sumnilay school Sunday was 78 with a collection of 1.06 dollars. Mrs Delpha Pennington visited with friends. William Shirley and family spent Monday with Tom Smith. Mrs Girt ill with Mrs Smiths mother. Ray Linton visited with Mrs Alice Sullivan and daughters Effie and Lusa. Rev Albert Abston to preach Sunday June 7. Ona and Georgia Haley entertained relatives from Clermont and Ora Smith and family visited from Trad ers Point.

Ona Georgia Haley Clermont Ora Smith East of Here Less Smith Traders Point

Round About Local Social Ties and Visits Summary

Mrs Mary Ann Cavin of Bear Pond and Miss Alpha Cavin visited and fished with the Hardestys and related families across several households. Numerous Cavin, Cunningham, Weaver, Groover, and Kibble families from Lebanon, Holmes Station, Mt Zion, Salem, and Whitestown spent Sunday or Saturday visiting, with a death in the Adair family recalled and a few neighbors hosting gatherings.

Mary Ann Cavin Bearpond John Cavin Goldie Hardesty Perry Township Alpha Cavin Laura Hardesty Mary A. Cavin Newton Hardesty Herman Hagerman Lebanon Master Emery Hardesty Jesse Hardesty Hagerman Charles Robison Oklan John Newt Hardesty Joe Coil Dye Huffman Will Shir-ley Milledgeville Thomas Adair Illinois Ora Coy Holmes Station Wesley Lawrence Opal Salem Church Syl Cunningham Bert Cunningham No. 4 Huston Weaver Ovid Weaver Baren Cunningham George Groover Riley Laughner Verner Audra Coila Tomlinson Arthur Cline Thurman Groover Whitestown

Dover Sermon Attendees and Local Visits Recorded

Rev Sleethe held his regular appointment at Dover and had dinner with H P Stevens. Ed Riley returned from Martinsville after treatment and is not much improved. Loren and Johnny Sanders visited Clarence and Clayton Gray. Mrs Helen Gray of Indianapolis visited Thos Gray. Edgar Bruce and family were with EB MM. Coons and wife visited by B L Sumpter and wife and Charley Booker and family. EX Brown and wife spent Sunday with John Holstein and family.

Sleethe Dover H. P. Stevens Ed Riley Martinsville Loren Johnny Sanders Clarence Clayton Gray Helen Gray Indianapolis Thos. Gray Edgar Bruce MM. Coons B. L. Sumpter Charley Booker EX Brown John Holstein

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kate Beck Brookshire Silas Hall Ota Creasy Hershel Earnest Richardson Frank Self Jack Knox Ed MecClaine Hode Straughn Roy Flinn Lara Grater Earl McClain Dwight Beck Joseph Worland Jacob Strahan Near Bliotville Lloyd Sicks Arthur Caldwell Harve Dale Charles Stephenson James Goodwin Near Pleasant View Rander Brown Jesse Brown Albert Worland Thomas Moreheus John Sicks Eli Rose John Hooton Andy Patterson Charles Mayes Earl Edlin Lora Edlin Huffman Carroll John Evans Qwen Gates Henry Swope Merriam and W. H. Swope Marie Swope Nora Evans John Crist Joseph. Mayes Genaneve Avis Huffman Nova Evans A.B. Crawford Madge Howard Myrtle Dooley Helen Vandever Birs Harve McRoberts Kirklin C. A. Saunders Guy Williams Elizaville Christian Church Elizaville Baptist Church Beech Grove Parksville Lemon Hancock Wayne Campbell Kirkliner James Campbell Cabe Davis Earnest Gabriel Charles Day Mary Ann Fouch John Mullen Marie Shore Lester Higbee Jesse Moreland Harold Nelson Higbee Egbert Higbee Ruth Leonard Nettie Coy Cecil Nash Sipe Arson McRoberts Otis McRoberts W. M. Mellwain and Family Ed Martin Lafayette A. Martin Letta Bratton Charles George Crim A. E Jesse Stephen Emmett James Gordon Jesse Meyers Cheaver Hill Walter McDaniel Lon Bratton Jesse Emmett Hannibal Abell Sarah Prank Lloyd Gordon Warburton Florence Proffitt Central Normal College Ind Clair Bratton Omer Bevington Lindsay & Tolle Funeral Directors Methodist Church Service Speceosors Citizens Electric Indiana Lebanon Street W. W. Stevens West Side Sq B._F. PAVEY W. H. Green S. Turner East Ham Street Postoffice James J. Black Pee Hae Mutual Savings and A. Na. Orks, Sec
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