Local visits and family gatherings across towns
Miss Marie Barker of Indianapolis is visiting relatives here this week. Mrs Lina Jellis of Bellville stayed with her mother Mrs Thom as K Parker. Coleman McCloud hosted William Parker and family. George Christie and family visited Lafayette relatives. Haerle Brown of Indianapolis spent Friday and Saturday here. W Brown joined them for the weekend. Misses Louise Gambold and Marjorie Ladhey are visiting with the Gambold family in Mifingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barker
Indianapolis
Lina Jellis
Bellville
Thomas
Mrs. Haerle Brown
W. ©. Brown
Louise Gambold
Marjorie Ladhey
Id Gambold
Ac Mifingham
Til
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Travel Notes
Miss Janice Harbaugh spent Sunday with Miss LaMerne Thomas. Mrs Effie Tarlan was Sunday guest of Miss Walley McCloud. Rollie Burgess and family visited Miss Mamie and Gen Eva Burgess. George Hodson hosted nephew and niece Washburn of Batble Ground. Ruth and Mary Peer returned home for summer after teaching in Iowa. W J Stewart and wife of Coatesville visited Water Hudson's family. John Borders with sister and Miss Hugh Wilson visited Mrs Mary Jane Phillips at Belle Union. Ira Nicholson, a longtime transport worker, spent part of his furlough with relatives in Amo before returning to duty. Dennis and Kathreed Gh ofear Coverdale visiting friends here. George Miller moves into the Jeu Todd property. Chartey Wheeler and Toni of Crown Center entertained by Wt Barkerated family. W G Robinson of Stilesville plans to live with his son Joe. Mrs Alice Hamilton received a letter from son Elvin in France describing daily life. Mrs Harlow Lindley and children visit her parents in Steinford University area and plan stops in Kansas and Los Angeles. Christine Ragland of Danville visits Hazel and Helen Hadley. The Women’s Improvement Club meets June 4 in the room over the bank.
Coal ing Station residents on local trips and visits
Clyde Walls and Tommy Shuck went to Indianapolis last Tuesday. Miss Eunice Peer of Indianapolis visited Miss Mary Shuck the past week. Frank Snodgrass and Zuth Morgan visited relatives in Coatesville last Sunday. Mrs Will Shuck and daughter Mary called on friends in Coatesville Monday afternoon. Mrs Charlie Snodgrass visited Mrs Mosgan last Tuesday. Clyde Walls and Mary Shuck attended a play at Amo last Friday. Mrs Ransom called on Mrs Campbell last Monday. The infant daughter of George and Merie Smith died last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Griffin and daughters of Johnson county spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sam Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snodgrass
fZuth Morgan
Coatesville
Will Shuck
Mary
Clyde Walls
Mary Shuck
Amo
George
Merie Smith
Fillmore
Griffin
Johnson County
Sam Campbell
Wartime guidance and egg preservation tips from Indiana pages
A wartime column urges milk consumption and national duty while promoting rural motor express lines, direct farm-to-market routes, and waste reduction. It cites farmers, the Food Administration, and local leaders, plus a Home Demonstration agent sharing eggs preservation instructions and practical jars and waterglass methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Counci’s
Indiana
Neighborhood Advice to Boys About Work Ethic
A town editorial urges boys to help farmers and stay out of shipyards. It tells youths to seek farm work, plow corn, and not to wait for easy jobs, urging practicality and local labor participation. The tone stresses self reliance and contributing to the community.
Property Transfers In Stilesville Area Noted
John H. Plummer and wife convey to Joseph EK a parcel for 1215 dollars. Trustees of Stilesville Cam transfer half of 26 Stilesville Cemetery to James Walls for 81250 dollars. Elmer Smith and wife sell to Thomas L. Burns for 4500 dollars with notices of various warranto encumbrances. Hunter Kank transfers to William F. Dwigan for 1500 dollars indicating war liens and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Plummer
Joseph EK
Plummer
Stilesville
James Walls
Cem
Elmer Smith
Thomas L. Burns
Hunter Kank
William F. Dwigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
K. Parker
Coleman McCloud
George Christie
Lafayette
R. Co Wnight & Co
Kyanize
Janice Harbaugh
LaMerne ‘Thomas
Effie Tiarlan
Rollie Burgess
Mamie
Geneva Burgess
George Hodson
Miss Washburn
Batble Ground
Ruth
Mary Peer
Iowa
Teo. W. J. Stewart
Water Hudson
John Borders
Flugh Wilson
Mary Jane Phillips
Belle Union
Ira Nicholson
N. Y
Vaientina Laura Hodson
Fle
Dennis and
Kathreed fiGh Ofear Coverdale
George Miller
Stieslive
Jeu Todd
Chartey Wheeler
Toni
Crown Center
W. G. Robinson
Stilesvite
Joe
Alice Hamilton
Elvin
France
Pat Ervin
Hamilton
Harlow Lindley
M.C Rogers
Steinford University
California
Kansas
Solon Rogers
Los Angeles
Josephine Parker
Christine Ragland
Danville
Misses Hazel
Helen Hadley
Women's Improvement Club
Hendricks County
U. S
Eilett & Smith
Tommy Shuck
Charlie Snodgrass
Mrs. Mosgan
War
Geo. Ade
U.S. Food Administration
State Council
Washington
Bnnggtist
Sane Straus
Ligonier
Lass
Pansy Norton
Sendricks
Ind
Greencastle
Palm Beach
Cravenette
Paradise
Roy Hudson
Kalin and
Paylor Tailoring Companies
Astern
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Dayton
Springfield
Newark
Columbus
Zanesville
Ohio
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