Local notes from Westland and surrounding towns
Westland notes that Ruby Ruch of Greenfield is visiting relatives, Bertha Cox stayed near Pendleton, and Frank Edwards with wife shopped at Knightstown. Multiple residents visit kin, attend commencements at Wabash College, and join family in various nearby towns. A missionary quilting event at Thomas Holdings supported by Aunt Mary Jessup is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Holdings
Raymond
Mexico
Mary Jessup
Walnut Ridge Graduates Receive Diplomas at Rushville
Miss Mabel Binford visited Greenfield Wednesday while Mr and Mrs Grant Ball called on Albert Whittacer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marine Gray visited Arlington Sunday. H W Moore and twins from Gwynneville visited Willis Collins Sunday. Merrill Chappell and Elsie Chappell and Mabel Binford went to Richmond Sunday. Chappell returned Sunday evening. Eighth year graduates traveled to Rushville Monday to receive diplomas earned after eight years. Hon James E Watson delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Binford
Greenfield
Grant Ball
Albert Whittacer
Marine Gray
Arlington
Mrs Gray
H. W. Moore
Gwynneville
Willis Collins
Merrill Chappell
Elsie Chappell
Richmond
Chappell
Walnut Ridge
Rushville
James E Watson
Lynn Creek Valley Newsweek: Tribby and neighbors visit events
C B Tribby of Big Four Station Carthage home Sunday. We have weeds and little yellow corn. Harry Goldman Lafe Goldman Mrs Lizzie Goldsberry and sons Roy and Raymond and Mrs Leona Tribby were in Rushville Monday. Jesse Siler and wife visited Wm Gilson and wife at Knights town Sunday. A Lewis and wife of Mor istown were guests of E D Lewis and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clyde C Henley were guests of their uncle at Shadeland Lafayette and attended the Purdue commencement festivities from Sunday until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goldman
Lafe Goldman
Lizzie Goldsberry
Roy
Raymond
Leona Tribby
Rushville
A. Lewis
Moristown
Lewis
Clyde C. Henley
Shadeland
Lafayette
Purdue
Sermons To Young Men At Fletcher M E Church
Beginning June 16 Rev J T Scull preaches a series to young men at Fletcher M E church Each Sunday evening addresses include The Young Man and His Life s Creed The Young Man and Society The Young Man and Business The Young Man and Politics The Young Man and Religion You are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Scull
Fletcher M. E. Church
Ghd
Pastor Re employed at Friends Church
Rev. Charles O. Whitely has been re employed for another year as pastor of the Friends church here with an unsolicited salary increase. The church fiscal year ends Oct 1 and the June meeting provides time for selecting a successor if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Whitely
Friends Church
One Week Extension for Studio Reception
Due to higher business this past week the studio will remain open for another week. A reception room lady will attend to wait on ladies and children, ensuring courtesy to all. Martin, Photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Market event at Lineback's building Saturday
The Christian Helpers will hold a market at Lineback's building, first door east of Hubbard's Harness Shop, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineback
Hubbard
Indebted Notice and Local Social Chatter
Notice asks all who owe money to call at once and settle at A 0 Hill's residence. Social notes list guests at Mrs Belle Powell SE of Carthage, visits by L R Wooten in Indianapolis, and W P Henley hosting B Benton Henley's guests. Also mentions cotton thread price history and various out of town visitors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Local social notes from Connersville to Indianapolis
Thomas Six and wife visited Connersville and Shirley last week. Big Four excursion northbound next Sunday. Mrs. Fred Wyman of Kokomo visited her sister Mrs. Charles O. Whitely. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adkins went to Greensburg for the K. of P. decoration. Miss Rhea Barber returned from Depauw. her parents Morton and Mrs. Barber from Elwood visited. Mrs. T. Benton Henley attended a Rushville luncheon hosted by Mrs Frank Mull. Jesse Hare, formerly local, now in Canada, Texas owns large tracts of land. Horace Newsom of Chicago and H. C. Bryant of Cincinnati visited their wives at Newsom home. Horace Newsom and wife to Indianapolis, then Atlantic City for two weeks. Newsom is a delegate to the Master Mechanics and Car Builder’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wyman
Kokomo
Charles O. Whitely
Edward Adkins
Greensburg
Rhea Barber
Depauw
Morton Barber
Elwood
T. Benton Henley
Frank Mull
Rushville
Jesse Hare
Canada
Texas
Horace Newsom
Chicago
H.C. Bryant
Cincinnati
D. W. Newsom
Indianapolis
Atlantic City
Newsom
Master Mechanics and Car Builder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Westland
Ruby Ruch
Bertha Cox
Pendleton
Frank Edwards
Knightstown
Miss Hunt
South Carolina
F. N. Edwards
Marjory
Lois Hill
Earlham
Cassie
Roberts
Tina Cox
Maxwell
C. J. Coffin
Lawson Wiggins
Amanda Elliott
Moline, Il
Will B. ‘Hill
Martin Pearson
Carthage
Omer Binford
Lindley Andrews
Butlerville
Leland Howard
Winchester
John Howard
James Lindamood
Benton Harbor
Mich
Charity Toms
Louisa Newlin
Dessie Johnson Willl
Grover Kyser
Fountaintown
Nora Shepherd
Wabash College
Harry
Miles S. Cook
John H. Scott
Charlottesville
Hopkins
Raymond Johnson
Depauw University
Laban Johnson
Earlham College
Deanie Johnson
James Carter
Little Sionde Carter
Elmer Hunt
Lee Baker
Anna Tarbet
Dessie Johnson
Brother Raymond
Prey
Morristown
Binder
Mower
Rake
Tedder
P. J. Sattler
Ind
Henley
R. E. Henley
Tapestry Brussels
R. H. Hill & CO
Lynn Creek Valley
C. B. Tribby
Jesse Siler
Wm. Gilson
Fletcher M. E
Evalyn Lewis
Miss Lewis
Ross Herron
David Morris
Belle Powell
L. R. Wooten
Co-operative Department Store Co
B. F. Miller
William Newcomer
Hagerstown Md
W. P. Henley
T.benton Henley
John van Lindley
Greensboro
N. C
William J. Henley
Frank Catt
Thomas Six
Connersville
Shirley
Gas
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