Local social notes from Elizaville and surroundings
Numerous short entries record visits and family gatherings in Elizaville and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Charles Jones, Mrs Sam Coy, Rebecca Parks, Mahala, Victor Batts, Lydie McDonald, Cara McDonald, Lera and Es Lambert, Nora Warburton, J J Warton, Homer Dale, and Egbert Higbee. Events mention travel to Greensburg and Liberty, church lectures, oyster supper planned, and a birthday tribute to William Poer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Krrs
Clayer
Lebanon
Mabel Sadler
Baby
Greensburg
Adames Mabel Newkirk
Carre
Lydie McDonald
Sam Coy
Old Park
West Middleton
Rebecca Parks
Mahala
Victor Batts
Ewton
Kio
Cara McDonald
Lera
Lambert
Mira
Tom Reed
Unnon
Birs
Squire
K. J. S Shields
Thorntown
Lizaville
W. J. Edrington
Nora Warburton
Near Chis Liberty
Fairland Notes on IRS Inquiries and Residents
In Fairland, Sreane Brawhard faces IRS scrutiny while Harece Ransdall shows little improvement. Willian on wite remains uncertain as residents monitor the developing situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairland
Sreane
Harece Ransdall
Willian
Round About social notes from Shepherd and area
Alfred Eugene Belt of Shephard spent two weeks with John Dillon and family. Mrs Carrie Cagin and two children visited Tames Hall and family. Polly Dillon spent last week with Mrs Gussie Nicely near Pittsboro. Charles Martin and wife and Mrs Vern Martin drove to Indianapolis. John Lawrence caught three hawks last week. Mrs Anna Glendenning and baby of Shepardsville and Mrs Mary A Cavin visited Wesley Lawrence. Laura Hardesty visited Goldie Hardesty in Perry township. Polly Dillon and Mae Belt and Eugene Belt of Shepardsville called on Henry Cavin. Henry Cavin and family and Hazel Hall visited C A Glendemning in Shepardsville. Sylvester Cunningham and family attended a birthday surprise for Billy Cunningham near Stewarts Chapel. Vina Hinton returned home from a visit with her brother near Russiaville. Newton Hardesty and family made a trip near Gadsden to George Berkley and wife. Edna Hayden of Lebanon visited James Hall and family. Anie Nichols wife and baby Ann spoke last week visiting Fred Dunn Wallace Crawford and Jacob Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Eugene Belt
Shephard
John Dillon
Carrie Cagin
Mancil Delaskie
Lawrence Eugene
Misa Hazel Hall
Tames Hall
No. 10
Polly Dillon
Gussie Nicely
Pittsboro
Charles Martin
Vern Martin
Indianapolis
John Lawrence
Anna Glendenning
Shepardsville
Mary A. Cavin
Wesley Lawrence
Laura Hardesty
Goldie Hardesty
Perry Township
Mae
Eugene Belt
Henry Cavin
Hazel Hall
C. A. Glendemning
Sylvester
Fred Dunn
Wallace Crawford
Jacoh Robinson
Hazelrigg area social visits and illness noted
Mrs. Perry Crane is ill. Walter Taylor and others visited relatives Sunday. Emmett Hazelrigg and family stayed with John Hazelrigg. Charles Hall and family visited sister Mrs. J E Long. Blanche Young and Constance visited William Cain at Lebanon. David Wills and Flogsie Hazelrigg visited Floy Solomon of Pittsboro. The Longs were surprised Friday night by about forty neighbors who shared an oyster supper. Guests included many local families and kin from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Crane
Walter Taylor
Harold Taylor
Emmett Hazelrigg
John Hazelrigg
Charles P. Hall
J. E. Long
Blanche Young
Constance
William Cain
Lebanon
David Wills
Flogsie Hazelrigg
Floy Solomon
Pittsboro
Alicea Wills
Ota Davis
Hazel
Blanche
Mechanicsburg
al Gray
Audra Balls
Isaiah Staton
Lawrences Beck
Elizabeth
Richard
Dorothy
Mite
David Glendenning
Clifford Maze
C. A. Taylor
Lawrence
W. W. Lane
Earl
Zora Lane
Theodore Neptune
A. H. Bratton
Orpha
Ruth
Geneva Clark
Victor Crate
Loig
Pritchard Buchanan
Gon Eugens
Bra
Orville Staton
Mary Virginia
Joeseph Duff
Anita
Ids Hazelrigg
James T. Finley
James Whitesides
Kentucky
Lucila Finley
Lucils
Dover Station Visit Noted By Local Residents
Dover Station reports a social visit involving Gladys Dover and Viola Kincaid on Twesday. Mrs. Guy Morrison of Rove Hill joined, along with Mrs. Charles E. McClain and Mrs. Everett Caldwell, the group interacting during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Viola
Kincaid
Twesday
Guy ‘Morrison
Rove, Hill
Mra
Charles. E. McClain
Everet
Caldwell
Four Points Ledger News Roundup of Local Visitors
Anna Morris has recovered enough to be out after four weeks with erysipelas. Dorothy Hawkins visited with brother Gene Hawkins plus wife. Manson Owens spent Sunday in Lebanon. Leslie Witt and wife dined with Budd Morris. Mrs J H Hawkins and daughters Maude Dorothy Eugene Hawking and wife called. Ruth Russell Englewood visited Maude Hawkins. Mrs John Copenhaver and baby visited Finley Gibbs. Ruth Weitzel Lebanon spent Sunday at Dr Airhart. Minnie Coons and daughter Pauline Lebanon called on Mrs Bessie Airhart. Susan With who stayed with Anna Morris for four weeks returns home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Morris
Dorothy Hawkins
Gene Hawkins
Manson Owens
Lebanon
Leslie Witt
Stringtown Talk
Budd Morris
J. H. Hawkins
Maude
Dorothy
Eugene Hawking
Ruth Russell
Englewood
Maude Hawkins
John Copenhaver
Finley Gibbs
Ruth Weitzel
Sunday Socials From Little Chicago Mississippi
Sunday social notes list Ruby Myers visiting Mary Fancher and a group including Wilbur Wolf Clifford Marlo and Edith Quick. Atha Fray returns from Indianapolis to join Ilo and Doc Hawkins and other households. Jake Mayfield family spends time with James Starks Emma Glark and Mabel. George Stainbrook with Delbert Virtue family. Fred Sedwick and Edith Crafford with Mable and Claude Shirley. Barn Quick visits Park Quick. No Hawkins visits Ollie Pear midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Myers
Mary Fancher
Mery
Wilbur Wolf
Clifford Marlo
Edith Quick
Ilo
Doc Hawkins
Atha Fray
Indianapolis
Jake Mayfield
James Starks
Emma Glark
Mabel
Will Boyer
George Stainbrook
Delbert Virtue
Fred Sedwick
Mis
Edith Crafford
Mablel
Claude
Shirley
Baren Quick
Park Quick
Miss No Hawkins
Ollie Pearson
Mechanicsburg News Mini Roundup
Birth announced a daughter to Vern Woods and wife on Sunday. Thomas Kelsey bought a Manistee county farm and will move March 4. Curt Kern moved into Mrs Walker's house north of the Burg. Ogle Nance and Ralph Reagan joined the Pocahontas degree. M A Shepherd and wife from Indianapolis visited J N Cason Sunday. Andrew Sheets bought Mrs Wilma Walker forty six acre farm for 4800 dollars. Walter Kelsey and Jesse McMullen returned from Illinois where they found work scarce. Rev Rogers filled his appointment for Cason Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Woods
Thomas Kelsey
Manistee County
Mich
Curt Kern
Mra
Wilma ‘Walker
Burg
Ogle Nance
Ralph Reagan
M.A. Shepherd
Indianapolis
J. N. Casons
Andrew Sheets
Local Family Visits and New Baby Report
Betrel Afr and Mrs James Gatewood and children visited relatives near New Brunswick. Emma Shirley and nieces Mary Pthel and May Marsh of Fayette spent Sunday with Clint Nogate and Chalane of Wayne Town. Albert Wilts and family hosted Link Shepard and wife. a baby girl was born Saturday night. Perry Perkins hosted the Larkin club Wednesday. Grant Swift and daughter Marguerite visited Leo Sanders near Lebanon. Wallace Crawford and children Clara and Walter spent Sunday with Fred Dunn near Elizaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Swift
Margaret
Bethel
H. W. Howard
Fred Hoffman
Paul
Art Harris
Gededen
Ladies of the Baptist Enhreti
Elizaville
Anna Demaree
Frankfort
Bell Strahan
Misses Hezel
Ruby Marsh
William Dickerson
James Campbell
Kirklin
J. E. Campbell
Rose Lemon
Betty Campbell
Christ
Liberty
Jessie Saunders
Lalita
Naomi
Meridith
B. B. Mcl Roberts
Lebanon
Mra
Jodia Campbell
Ruth
Sheridan
Mesdames Etta Hays
Effie West
Harvey Cash
Otis McCoy
Christian Liberty
Sam Cash
James Gatewood
Mer
Robert
Jared Jones
Newbrunswick
Emma Shirley
Perry Perkins
Larkin Club
Grant Swift
Marguerite
Leo Sanders
Wallace Crawford
Clara
Walter
Fred Dunn
Stewarts Chapel Visitor Notes and Names
Stewart s Chapel reports Mr and Mrs James Rogers visiting relatives in Lebanon on Sunday. references to Mrs Sites Hall and Miss Ellen Sloan who called Mrs Pete Sheley on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rogers
Lebanon
Sites
Hall
Ellen
Sloan
Pete
Sheley
Sunday Visits and Family Names Amid Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR items show Sunday activities with Mrs Kate Beck and John Richardson and families, Mort Cressy and family, James Spencer and family, Guy Cox and family, Esther and Lloyd Bopkins, at George Straughn. Also mentions A Lucas and Mabel in Lebanon visiting, with other incomplete names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Beck
John Richardson
Mort Cressy
James Spencer
Guy Cox
Esther
Lloyd Bopkins
George Straughn
A. M. Lucas
Mabel
Lebanon
Sheley
Thoas
Local notes on injuries and social visits in Zionsville area
Zionsville residents report injuries as Adda Bweeney breaks an arm after a fall and Harriet Speer also injures her shoulder. Visits include Kokomo’s Mrs Jeb Dye staying with Mrs Jennie Burton and Winds Starkey of Brownsburg attending Miss Vic Simpson’s sale in town. Henry Cunningham seen in Indianapolis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adda Bweeney
Jeb Dye
Kokomo
Jennie Burton
Harriet Speer
Winds Starkey
Brownsburg
Vic Simpson
Henry Cunningham
Indianapolis
Local Social Roundup From Thorntown Area
Ol McDonald visited Frankfort on business Monday. Mr and Mrs George Joseph spent the weekend in Hendricks county. Mr and Mrs W J Miller and son Ora visited near Larchs Ford with Harry Couchman. Bertha Joseph and son and 0 F McDonald called on Pearl Miller Monday afternoon. Mrs Newton Caldwell is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol McDonald
Frankfort
George Joseph
Hendricks County
Gon Ora
Harry Couchman
Larch’s Ford
Bertha Joseph and Son
F. McDonald
Pearl Miller
Newton Caldwell
Edgewood social notes and visits around Lebanon
Harley Shelley will work for Guy Morrison this year. Mrs. Emery Proffitt improves from illness. Leuis McDuffe of Indianapolis and Harry Sumpter near Max visited Mrs. Jane McDouffle. Huffman family and Chas. Mayes hosted John N. Cunningham’s family for dinner. William Cunningham’s eighty fifth birthday celebrated with many relatives. Other gatherings include Henry Swope’s visit with his daughters, Ernest Cook and family with Chas. Robison family at Crawfordsville, Nora Evans visiting Nellie Kelley’s family, Homemakers meeting with Mrs. John Cunningham, Gertrude Mayes with Eva Cunningham, John Evans and Flora Smith visiting Chas Mayes, Ona Rader moving to farm north of Lebanon, and more in the Lebanon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Shelley
Guy Morrison
Emery Proffitt
Leuis McDuffe
Indianapolis
Harry Sumpter
Near Max
Jane McDouffle
Huffman
Chas
Mayes
John N. Cunningham
William Cunningham
Frank Kelly
Mr. Cunningham
Sylvester Cunningham
Mary Anne Cavin
James Cunningham
Baren Cunningham
Bert Cunningham
George Groover
Otto Patterson
Russell
Nova
Don Cunningham
William Martin
Tda Martin
Chas. Shaw
Thurman Groover
Beunligus
Henry Swope
Owen Gates
Ernest Cook
Kenneth Eed Lo Glendenning
Robison
Crawfordsville
Nora Evans
Nellie Kelley
John H. Cunningham
Gertrude Mayes
Eva Cunningham
John Evans
Flora. Smith
Chas Mayes
Ona Rader
Lebanon
George DeMoss
William Rose
Oscar Metzger
Local visitors and family gatherings across towns
Gadsden Thomas Dawson and family spent Sunday with Mort Clingler and family. Miss Anne Clingler of Lebanon spent Sunday with William Clingler and family. George Moffett and family and Charles Guilett and family spent Sunday with W. T. Atkins and family. Mrs. Blanche Emmett of Lebanon spent Tuesday with Mort Clingler and family. Frank Dulin and family from Fort Wayne are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Clingler
Lebanon
William Clingler
George Moffett
Charles Guilett
W. T. Atkins
Blanche Emmett
Mort Clingler
Frank Dulin
Fort Wayne
Prohibition Vote Totals From Boone County Election
Prohibition results from Tuesday's Boone County vote show Haynes 178 for United States Senate. Reynolds 44 and Matthews 8 for Socialist and Socialist Labor. For Congress Jackman 177. for state legislature Cash 174. County ticket Prohibition gains listed for clerk 368 and officials 166 to 182 with several names and district references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
United States
Haynes
Reynolds
Matthews
Congress
Jackman
Cash
Ashley
Conger
Dibbs
Crim
Crawford
Coons
Bren‘del
Oyler
Warburton
Kersey
Art Discussion Chaired By Club Leader Resigns
Mise Carrie Me Mra led a discussion titled Benefits of Italian's Travel also known as Church Art in Roma. President Mrs Williams announced her resignation to move to New Smyrna Florida on December first. Vice President Mrs H B Now will preside at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nak
Mise Carrie Me
W. Hi. Williams
Roma
Mra. Williama
New Smyrna
Fla
Mre.h. B. Now
Barbers Hold Banquet and Name Change Petitions Filed
The Barbers union No. 639 held a 6 o'clock dinner in Miller and Nease barber shop basement with about twenty plates and a chicken dinner. Ed Click acted as toastmaster and spoke on chicken. Virgil Updike and Mary Ann Updike seek name changes to Barlos. William Swank sues Bilder to foreclose a chattel mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers Union No
Miller and Nease
Ed Click
Zimmerman
Virgil Frances Updike
Mary Ann Updike
Barlos
William 4. Swank
Sait
Charles E. Bilder
Impressed With Court House Columns at Lebanon Indiana
W Tharp praises the Lebanon Indiana court house in Fort Wayne Crescent News. He notes four massive limestone columns support each portico, eight monolithic shafts about four feet in diameter and thirty five feet high, carved from solid rock with no joints or mortar. The architect’s plan, though costly, stands as a lasting testament to structural art and integrity, destined to endure beyond the building itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Tharp
Prankfort Crescent-Newa
Court House
Lebanon
Indiana
Two New Freights Planned by Central Indiana Railway
The Central Indiana plans two new freight trains to handle rising traffic. One crew will cover train No. 61, arriving here at 6 PM, then move to Waveland and back, with a return trip early morning. A second train is proposed for the western branch toward Waveland, details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Death by own action ends life of Peter Hoover
Inquest by Coroner Brendel concludes Peter Hoover 53, of Lebanon, died by taking carbolic acid at his home on West Pearl Street. He aged 53 years, six months, eight days, survived by wife Ollie Crouth and daughter Mabel. Funeral held at his residence with Rev. A. L. Ward. body shipped to Zionsville Cemetery. Hoover had lived near St. Clair Stop on Wilbur Shelburn farm. member of I O R M Zionsville and IOCF Traders Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brendel
Peter Hoover
West Pearl Street
Mr. Hoover
Star Drug Store
Hoover
Ollie
Crouth
Mabel
Henry Hoover
Southport
Samuel Hoover
Kempton
William
James Hoover
Indianapolis
Sisten
Irs
Frank Peterson
Advance
Zionsville
Traders’ Point
Wilbur Shelburn
St. Clair
Lebanon
Reaisdence
Zionsville Cemetery
Died at Sheridan John Y Green dies after stroke
John Y Green aged 73 died at his daughter Mrs Knapp home in Sheridan from a paralytic stroke Sunday about 11. He had lived in Sheridan most of his life, later spending time with his son Guerney in Montezuma Parke county. Survived by son Guerney of Montezuma two unmarried daughters Goldie and Zula of Detroit Mrs James Knapp of Sheridan and Mrs Nettle Reagan of Kokomo. Funeral held at the M E B church Thursday at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Green
Alrs. Dames; Knapp
Sheridan
Green
Lfe
Montezuma
Parke County
Guerney
Goldie
Morrison to Tour District Visiting Key Cities
Congressman Morrison spends this month traveling the district visiting principal cities and examining postmaster applications. He plans to return to Washington around December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Washington
Miss Blanche Davids Injured in Elbow Dislocation
Miss Blanche Davids of Pickant Mills visiting Ada Biddle near Sheridan slipped on steps and dislocated the left elbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Davids
Pickant Mills
Ada Biddle
Sheridan
Ann
Ripe Strawberries In Month Of November
Mrs. E. O. Rogers visited a strawberry patch this morning planning to weed but paused when ripe berries caught her eye. The vines are bearing a second crop of large, delicious fruit, with weed pulling abandoned as harvest begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
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