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Newspaper

Boone County Progressive

Location

Boone, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1914

Page

5

Local Social Notes and Park Reunion Details

Miss Vic Simpson has been sick lately and many neighbors visited relatives and friends across town. The Howard Cox and Brendel Stultz Harvey families held reunions at Zion Park, with multiple visits to and from Indianapolis, Brownsburg, and Des Moines. A buggy accident near Fayette involving the Funkhouser family caused minor injuries and damaged the buggy, while local societies held meetings at Zion Park and church parlors.

Vic Simpson Elizabeth Starkey W. D. Starkey James Vansyce Albert Shull Alta Love James Vantyce Howard-Cox Zion Park S. B. Grimes Dave O. HF. Starkey Charles Fynkhouser Fayette Zionsville McGuire Funkhouser Henry Cunningham Indianapolis Frank Wilson Brownsburg James White Frank White Traderspoint The Missionary Society of the Christian Church Walter Smith Nona Davidson Teacher's Institute Mary Atchison Anna Cornell J. W. Brendel George Frink Des Moines Lows Leonard Burton Logansport Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Brendel-Stultz-Harvey Walter Bland Frank Bland Mace New Castle Pavey-Duck May Moore Davenport John Hogan Sarah Hogan Alfred Garner Jack Duncan Charles Garner John Ray Rachel Lumpkin Opal Ottinger Harriett Specs Maude Morris Chicago James White Ora Hoover Riverside Park Riley Smith Olive McFerren K. of P. Hall

Hazelrige and area residents host gatherings across town

A long list of visits and social events unfolds around Mechanicsburg and nearby towns. Families including Hazelrigg, Robinson, Alexander, Wills, Kersey, and Campbells share dinners, teaching assignments, and reunions. Notable mentions include the Kersey reunion at Lacey Campbell home with 200 relatives, and Carl Dale’s group attending the Brown-Routh reunion at New Ross.

Salem Area Family Reunions Reported Across Towns

William Pavey and wife attended the Click Pavey reunion at Zion Park on Sunday. Hackley, Wilson, Moore and related families joined reunions at Brookside Park and Lebanon. Several households hosted or visited kin in Whitentown, Methanicsburg, and Brownsburg. Local social notes list guests, hosts, and destinations including Zion Park and nearby towns.

William Pavey Click-Pavey Zion Park Vern Hackley Johnson Wilson Basil Ruth Wilson Hackley Brookside Park Dennis Slender Noble Moore Arthur Pavey Albert Denson Cettia Moore Ogden R. E. Moore Maurice Wesley Wood Whitentown John Venard Earl Utterback Dudley Venard Elizabeth Moore Zionsville Mary Schofield Jacob Moore Methanicsburg E. A. Scott W. B. Crose P. H. Bender Charles McClain Lebanon Newton Carter Ellis Holler E. B. Bender Beck Wm. Pavey Howard-Cox EB. B. Bender Herman Allisch Benny Wilson George Wilson Famly Pear Brownsburg John’ Moore George Heston Tennings- 4

Dover Station Community Notices and Local Visits

Dover Station residents report travels and visits across nearby towns including Veedersburg Thorntown Lebanon and Stop 123. Social news notes funerals, farm leasing, livery managers on vacation and a childhood accident near Thorntown with Adriat McClain struck by a stone while boating.

Fairland Picnic and Services At Elizaville Church

Fairland community gathers for an all day picnic and basket dinner in Charles Riches grove north of Elizaville with 11 am preaching by Rev. J Coons of Indianapolis. He will also preach at Elizaville church and, with his daughter, give a lecture there. Numerous local visits and social events follow through the week surrounding Elizaville and nearby towns.

Elizaville

Round About Ill With Typhoid and Weekend Visits

Little Wilma Huffman is ill with typhoid fever. George Coil and Frank Hacker spent Sunday at Elwood Indians. George Adair is visiting Neile Lurber in Hendrick's county. Miss Mable Kercey of Kentucky spent the week with Miss Mable Adair, Joe Coil, Vern Martin and wife. Mise Mable Adair spent Sunday at the Shades. Albert Robinson and family who have been visiting John Hoffman returned home in Laporte county. Those who spent Friday with John Hoffman and wife include Albert Robinson and family, Mrs Maggie Granford of Laporte county, Lester Robison and Janie, Miss Anna Spriggs, Mrs Priscella Shaw and son John, John Ragsdale and family, Mort Wiley and children, Mrs Mary A Cavin, Mrs Martha Lawrence and Mrs Mallie Cavin and Lo Glenden.

Wilma Huffman George Coil Frank Hacker Elwood George Adair Neile Lurber Hendrick's Mable Kercey Kentucky Mable Adair Joe Coil Vern Martin Mise Mable Adair the Shades Albert Robinson John Hoffman Laporte County Maggie Granford Laporte Lester Robison Janiy Anna Spriggs Priscella Shaw Tohn John Ragsdale Mort Wiley Mary A. Cavin Martha Lawrence Mallie Cavin Lo. Glendenie

Local families visit Henry Cavin and neighbors

The article lists numerous visitors and extended stays around Lebanon Kirklin and nearby areas. It notes Susan Cavin and relatives, Alpha Cavin working nearby, Newton Hardesty and family at Charles Robinson's, Mrs. David Harmon visiting Roy Tisyton, Kester Cunningham and family with Hus tin Weaver, Charles Martin returning from Montana, Bert Cunningham with Hustin Weaver, Hazel Hall with James Hall, James Gatewood's family, Vivian Cason visiting Clint Perkins, Henry Johns and wife visiting Matt Perkins, Roy Neal visiting Rev and Mrs Conk, Claude Perking and family with Matt Perkins, and Clarence Richerson and daughter with John Richardson family.

Zora Opal Hall No. 10 Henry Cavin Alpha Cavin Lizzie Sicks Center Newton Hardesty Charles Robinson Hamily Lebanon David Harmon Roy Tisyton Kester Cunningham Kirklin Hustin Weaver Charles Martin Montana Bert Cunningham Miss Hazel Hall James Hall James Gatewood Vivian Cason Francesburg Clint Perkins Henry Johns Mtinvis Mrr Matt Perkins Roy Neal Neal Conk Franklin Claude Perking Baby Columbus Botts Clarence Richerson John Richardson

PAGE'S CORNER F rolics and familiar Sunday visits

Jack Glock wife and son Ralph and Lesley Peabody with son visited Charlie Hopkins and Henry Zimmerman and wife. Edith Spencer spent Sunday near Gadsden with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrison. Earl Ray and family visited Charley Canada’s home. Milford Hedge wife and Mrs. Nancy Graham with daughters Ida and Mattie attended a funeral in Indianapolis. Esther Hopkins and Luchey Hopkins called on Lasley Brown at Williams hospital. Elmer Van Arsdall and wife visited William Tolley and wife. A M Lucas and family visited Lafayette Lucas and wife. Charley Dale and John Kennodie work on gravel road near Zionsville. Thomas Burress left for Ohio to visit daughter and family. Congrats on fine baby. Mrs. Russell of Putnam County visiting daughter Abbie Faulk bury who is ill.

Jack Glock Ralph Lesley Peabody Charlie Hopkins Henry Zimmerman William Zimmerman Herschel ,Richardson Edith Spencer Gadsden Robert Morrison Earl Ray Charley Canada Milford Hedge Nancy Graham Ida Mattie Esther Hopkins Luchley Hopkins Lasley Brown Williams Hospital Elmer van Arsdall William Tolley A. M. Lucas Lafayette Lucas Charley Dale John Kennodie Zionsville Thomas Burress Ohio Pearl Christler Russell Putnam County Waynesboro Miss Abbie Faulkinbury

Hopewell Community Update and Local Gossip

Sunday church services announced for Hopewell with morning and evening preaching. Updates note Mrs Elizabeth Silver remains ill. Travel mentions include the Reddick and Hannon families visiting in New London Howard county with Irwin Barker. Harris Anderson family return from Ohio auto trip. Miss Hazel Reddick visits Elsie Fall. Monday School begins led by Goldie Iddings. Picnic described with Edna Hale Virgie Reddick and others from Lebanon Sheridan. Funeral attended for Mrs Wells near Jamestown.

Elizabeth Silver George Rediick John Hannon New London Howard County Irwin Barker Elsie Fall Goldie Iddings Carnie Red Edna Hale Virgie Reddick Lebanon Lee Wilfur Lawrence Bannon Opal Luie Bannon Sheridan Arthur Caldwell

Local Family News and Visits Across Gray Line

In this vicinity school opens September 7. Cecil Sparks and wife visited Mr and Mrs Thomas Gray. Edith Gray joined them for a week. Closetraton and family depart Tuesday for Coatesville Indiana. Clarence Gray and Richard Rader stayed with Otis Gray in Indianapolis area last week. Mrs Charley Rader is bedridden with a badly sprained knee. Luther Gray returned from seven weeks in South Dakota. Earnest Morgan from Lebanon visited Luther Gray. Misses Hattie and Gracie Sparks stayed with Crefa and Mavern Sharp. Fred Cooper of Lebanon and Mary Nicholson visited Thomas Gray and family Sunday evening.

Cecil Sparks Luther Gray South Daskota Earnest Morgan Lebanon Hattie Gracie Sparks Crefa Mavern Sharp Fred Cooper Little Noice Mary Nicholson Thomas Gray

Bethel Family Visits and Local Social Gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell with children spent Sunday with Wallace Crawford and family. Henry Swift visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swift of Franklin on Sunday. L. M. Riddle and wife visited their daughter Mrs. Albert Messenger.

Ray Campbell Wallace

Rolston Church Reaches Out with Sunday Services

Regular preaching will be held next Sunday at Mrs. Run. L. B. Walker attended the Walker reunion in Brown county. Roy Beery and family and Albert Dye and wife were guests of John Cooney and family. Emma Walker and son Charles visited Gail and Evan Walker at Westfeld. Rosa Stevens and children and Emmet Shoemaker and family attended the Quick reunion at James Quick's grove near Fairview. Mattie Baker and daughter Flossie, Addie Kouns and children Nellie Olive and Harold, Robison and Emery Hoover of Engletown, with Neal Harkins Basil Baker and family and Tom Keuns and family, and Miss Pear Essex and Carl Engiedon were Sunday guests of Ernest Keuns and wife.

Run L. B. Walker Brown County Roy Beery Albert Dye John Cooney Emma Walker Charles Gail Evan Walker Westfeld Rosa Stevens Emmet Shoemaker Quick James Quick Nellie Olive Harold Robison Emery Hoover Engletown Neal Harkins Basil Baker Tom'Keuns Miss Pear Essex Carl Engiedon Ernest Keuns

Quick reunion and family notes in Harrison township

Della Stoner Bethany is very ill. Mr and Mrs Isaac Belcher are the parents of a fine baby girl born last week. Wilhoite and family and William Beatty and wife spent Sunday with Robert Wilhoite and family. John Schenck and family and James T Quick and family attended the Quick reunion Sunday at Jas Quick's woods near Fairview. Wirtie and Edith Acton visited Margaret and Minnie Shirley Sunday. All schools in Harrison township begin next Monday. Gilbert Wilhoite spent Saturday night and Sunday with his uncle David Partner of Lebanon.

Della Stoner Isaac Belcher Smith Wilhoite William Beatty Robert Wilhoite John Schenck James T. Quick Jas Quick's Woods Fairview Wirtie Edith Acton Margaret Minnie Shirley Harrison Township Gilbert Wilhoite David Partner Lebanon

Elizaville and Nearby Gatherings Chronicle Local Visits

Mrs Willie Warburton and children visit Clarence Kincaid family. Padgett reunion at Beech Grove with Elizaville band. Ora Swope of Lebanon guests of Alvah Swope. Warburtons with Annie Davia near Darlington. Mrs Ira Sipe and son Leo with Mrs Net Coy. Edringtons host. Various locals Visited Lida Sidener Ann Ottermans Kerns and Ewing family. Mesdames Epperson Brown Batts called. Epperson of Lebanon guest of Batts. Margaret Sipe and Zula Warburton with J M Warburton. Lester Miller from Indianapolis visiting Cogswell family. Shaw family moved from Lebanon. Cora Clark guest of Roze Moore. Eston reunion at Indianapolis. Erma Morgan of North Vernon visiting Vina Eaton. Mary Tansel of Lebanon guest of May Kat.

Willie Warburton Clarence Kincaid Beech ‘Grove Elizaville Ora Swope Lebanon Alvah Swope Inez Stella Joe Earnest Net Coy Will Edrington Lida Sidener Ann Qtterman Ladoga Albert Ewing Nelse Kern Robert Kern Mesdames Kate Epperson Cora Brown Leo Batts John Batts Margaret Sipe Zula Warburton Lester Miller Indianapolis Claude Cogswell George Shaw Cora Clark Roze Moore Willie Eaton Leland May Eaton Erma Morgan North Vernon Vina Eaton Mary Tansel May Kat

Funeral Notice and Local Social Reuters

Funeral of Mrs. Joe Bomgamer at No7 on Sunday afternoon announced. Mr and Mrs Tom Caldwell and Mr and Mrs W J Bfiler visited Mr and Mrs E Es Hawkine near Sugar Plain Sunday evening. George Joseph and daughter Earl Smith traveled to Hendricks county on Sunday. Mrs Smith to remain through Monday. Butler family and John Miller and family near Shannondale plus O F Donald and Willard Ford households shared Monday visits.

Joe Bomgamer No. 7 Tom Caldwell W. J. Bfiler E. Es. Hawkine Sugar Plain George Joseph Earl Smith Hendricks County Joseph Smith Dame. Butler John Miller Shannondale F. Donald Willard Ford

Preachers Arnold Raigen at Antioch on Tuesday and Wednesday

Rev W C Arnold and Rev Lawrence Raigen preached at Antioch Tuesday and Wednesday. Cleland Worley spent Wednesday with W A Spear and family. Cland Timmons and family shared Sunday dinner with John Timmons and family.

W. C. Arnold Lawrence Raigen Antioch Cleland Worley W. A. Spear Cland Timmons John Timmons

Reporter notes for correspondents in Boone county

Instructions urge clear dated reporting with full place names and origins of visitors. Emphasizes adding origins, visit details, and signatures as proof of good faith. Encourages submitting news on one side of the paper and avoiding neighborhood social details.

Boone County Shane

Nations Present Lineup In War is Astonishing

The piece surveys shifting European alliances in a big war, noting Italy's torn loyalties within the triple alliance, potential Balkan frictions, and past shifts from Napoleonic era to the Crimean war, highlighting how England France and Russia opposed Germany and Austria while alliances repeatedly realign.

Italy Austria Germany Hes England France Russia Turkey Europe Bulgaria Roumania Montenegro Servia Greece Balkan Alliance Balkan League Bungaria Spain Arthur Aed Family of Lly Hinternational London Prussia Berlin

Mechanicsburg Notes and Local Greetings

Meager items from Mechanicsburg include Ruth Bennett ill health, Lizzie Spray visiting Harry Ryans, and Thomas Harbaugh with Frank Blubaugh traveling north of Frankfort to rent a farm. The teachers training class is set for next Friday at seven thirty at the Christian church. Millard Campbell of Lebanon bought John Wills farm west of town. The Epworth League plans a lawn fete on the lot north of George Reagan’s store next Friday night September 4 with all invited.

Mechanicsburg Ruth Bennett Lizgie Spray Harry Ryans Thomas Harbaugh Frank Blubaugh Frankfort Christian Church W. H. Wilson Brant Boyleston J. E John Wills Epworth League George Reagans

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