Personal Mentions Highlight Local and Nearby Visits
The column lists numerous visits and relocations involving residents and visitors. Notable names include C. R. Butler in Indianapolis, Joe Clark from Rushville, Mrs J. W. Johnson in Indianapolis, Dr F. W. Creger of Greenfield, and Rev Carl Berry in Ladoga. It records attendance at events, hospital stays, and family reunions, with several trips to Indianapolis and Greenfield and a few operations and address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Butler
Indianapolis
Joe Clark
Rushville
J. W. Johnson
F. W. Creger
Greenfield
Margaret Morton
Rural Route 21 Social and illness notices
Rural Route 21 reports several local visits and illnesses. Henry White is ill at Western Grove with others visiting, while Miss Lucille Chappell returns to school after quinsy. Measles hit Naomi Haywood. malarial fever confines Mrs Philip Sattler. Various families host dinners and visits across Greenfield Gwynneville and Morristown with church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin D. White
Western Grove
Henry White
Abe Coffin
James O. Gray
Lucille Chappell
Philip Sattler
Ed. Cobb
Walter Davis
Indianapolis
Henry Cobb
Naomi Haywood
Rural Route 23 and Knightstown social and visits
Social notes from Rural Route 23 and nearby towns list numerous visits and relatives. Mrs Walter Grunden and children visited Wilkinson sister Mrs Roy Morris from Saturday to Monday. Cassius Gray visited Shelbyville relatives Saturday night. Cynthia White and Harvey White visited Luther White and wife at New Castle Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grunden
Wilkinson
Roy Morris
Cassius Gray
Shelbyville
Cynthia White
Harvey T. White
Luther White and
Wife
New Castle
Local Visitors and Household Guests Round Knightstown
Rural Route 24 area social notes list visits by Floyd Reddick and P. J. Sattler households. Earl Sears and Vaughn visited Otto Sears in Knightstown. Foust family near Pete. Koontz and Sallie Ruby among Sunday guests. County surveyor team checked south road improvements east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Furniture Co
Knightstown
Floyd Reddick
P. J. Sattler
F.M. Foust
Mey Foust
Pete
A . McBride
Indianapolis
Earl Sears
Vaughn
Stewart
Bob Dickason
Math McBride
Visitors and guests mingle in Knightstown and Marion
Colored Circles mentions Mr and Mrs Sandy Brooks of Knightstown visiting Newt Smith from Saturday to Monday. Russell Weaver of Marion visited his parents Levi Weaver and Mrs Irene Evans, who oversees Greensburg circuit, last week. Misses May and Emma Robbins of Sheridan and Juliet Salisbury of Indianapolis stayed with Mr and Mrs Thos Newsom from Saturday to Tuesday. The Newsoms hosted Monday night with George Watkins Wyche Watkins and Bertha Perry as additional guests. Turner Newsom of Fairmount spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stevens
Gordon
South Bend
W. O. Barnard
New Castle
Carthage
Claude C. Henley
Hartford City
Fred Stevens
Howard E. Henley
Henry Henley
Robert Henley
Indianapolis
Cook
Sharer’s Hardware
W. O. S. Cliffe
Akron
W. J. Evans
Roy Herkless
Charles Midkiff
Knightstown
Mary Wisler
Almira Smith
Mildred Smith
Miss Wisler
Charles W. Smith
Jason Henley
Portland
Florida
Henley
Levi Binford
L. I. Walker
Sanford
Sandy Brooks
Newt. Smith’s
Irene Evans
Greensburg
W. H. McCullough
May
Emma Robbins
Sheridan
Juliet Salisbury
Thos. Newsom
Newsom
George Watkins
Wyche Watkins
Bertha Perry
Turner Newysom
Fairmount
Land Find Yields 19 Carp in River Bottom Field
A farmer discovers 19 carp in a cornfield river bottom area south of town. The largest weighs 7 pounds and the smallest weighs 7 pounds. The find occurs about 20 rods from the river in a space one rod square.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irniture Store
BIGFI
McDougall
D. M. Trabue
Cook’s
Sharer’s Hardware Store
Carl Berry
Ladoga
Elizabeth Phelps
Arlington
Amy Smith
Manilla
Charles Honey
Marie Honey
Moscow
Noah Whittaker
George B. Young
Reuben B. Henley
Charles E. Young
Horace H. Newsom
Citizen
Plaza
Detroit
Chandler Avenue
Alpha
E. H. Kennedy
Huntington
H. G. Rawls
R.C. Small
Son Malcom
Luther Bundy
Mr Small
Mont Porter
Lillian Henley
Frank Brooks
E. D. Lewis
Evelyn Lewis
Charles Winslow
Mattie
Susie Bentley
Hiram H. Henley
Meredith Whitehead
Wm. Hinshaw
Charles Estell
West Henley Street
Henry Haywood
Silas Henley
Walnut Ridge
George Bird
Raysville
Marine Gray
Paul
Bert Piper
Morristown
Murray Parker
Allen Jessup
Murray Moore
Gwynneville
John M. Binford
Susie Parker
Owen
Esther Parker
J. N. Taylor
Guy Aronholt
Arthur Krammes
Roy Kennedy
Robert Krammes
Hallie Brooks
Minnie Ramsey
The
Pheebe Pearson
Jessie Pearson
Charles Pearson
Westland
Franken
Charlottesville
John Julian
Raymond Julian
Henry McKvaine
Ruth Mel
Franklin E. White
Helen White
R. H. Hill
William Hill
Chicago
John A. Butler
Ruby
Wm. Junken
Eunice S. Phelps
C. E. White
Ruth White
John R. Hill and
Henry Morris
Otto Sears
Roy Small
Raymond Addison
Jesse Healey
Alonzo Sohn
Alva Newsom
Charles Pickering
Cleveland
Enos Henley
Ross Louder
Master Howard
Russell Weaver
Marion
Levi Weaver
Jardiniere
McDougal
Ind
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