Social News From Crawfordsville Area
Mrs. Charles Summers visited her mother Mrs. W. S. Barnes at Crawfordsville last week. The sick in this community are about the same at this writing. Mr. John Sink and family of Indianapolis were entertained Sunday by Hugh Hadley and family. Mrs. Jane Wallace of Stilesville has been visiting her son Otie and family the past week. Miss Cassie Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Crawford and family. Miss Belle Haworth of Cartersburg was guest Saturday night and Sunday of B. F. Fockett and family. Miss Gladys Summers visited Thursday night with Miss Eva Gross at Reno. Fred Shirley and family were entertained at dinner Sunday by Orvis Hindley and family. Charles Broadstreet and family of Greencastle visited Sunday with J. A. Owen and family and other relatives. Mrs. C. C. Orrell is at the bedside of her mother Mrs. Cummings at Jaincy who is very low. Miss Jennie Keener of Indianapolis was guest Saturday night and Sunday of Elmer Lambert and family. Mrs. Sally Rogers has lagrippe. Mrs. Will Lydick east of town is ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Lonnie Phillips has been visiting his mother Mrs. Sarah Phillips who has been in poor health for some time. Doc Cooprider visited over Sunday with his mother here. Mrs. Abba Johnson of Indianapolis visited friends here Friday and attended the Willing Workers meeting at Mrs. Anna Thompson's.
Local notices from Stilesville and nearby towns
Miss Flallie York shopped in Indianapolis Thursday. Miss Emma Watt visited at Clearmount Sunday. Mr and Mrs Shelton Ray and Mrs Sarah Speer joined Mr and Mrs James Buis at Broad Park Sunday. Mrs D C Johnson visited Mrs John Smart at Little Point Friday. Young People of the Baptist church plan a play Saturday with tickets at Reed's store. Mrs Ernest McHatte is ill. Penelope club met with Miss Hallie York Thursday. Robards visited Lafayette Monday. Mr and Mrs Boyd of Lebanon stayed with C C Gorham family weekend. Eva Campbell of Coatesville visited Mrs Dull Yar mouth who is sick. Rev Bratton to preach farewell sermon at Christian church Sunday. Mrs Everett Wooden visited her parents Mr and Mrs Kirk at Hall Saturday and Sunday. Chester Pike spent Sunday with his home in Plainfield. Willie McAninch visiting friends in Cloverdale this week.
Fragments from Monrovia area notes and memorial
Local notices report visits and gatherings in Monrovia and nearby towns including Rev Obenchain leading a revival at Union Valley and several residents hosting guests. A memorial note honors Margaret Ann Flunter who died December 10, 1912, with family messages. Also mentions real estate inquiry and highway work by Supervisor Chandler in Coatesville.
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Mrs. Boyd
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Will Rogers
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J.G. Buis
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