Local notices and visits around Connersville area
Stella Perin of Connersville spent Thursday with Wan Seal and wife. Carrie Stevens returned from a ten day visit with G. H. Horton and wife at Gray Robinson. Emma Kerr of Beverly Kansas visited relatives here. Curt Stevens, his wife and son Guy and Harvey Bean were at Laurel Saturday. Ben Thomas was at Connersville between trains. Latmary and wife were guests of relatives at Columbia Sunday. Curt Burgoyne and Mrs F. M. Webb were Sunday guests of Ephraiam Burgoyne in Garrison Creek. A new automic Guldtens day nag observed at likeness sahaay evening with a supper of recitations and songs by the school. Frank Dye has a new cibber tire buggy. Charley H. Thomas is confined to his home with heart trouble. Ray Garpentyr wife and baby spent Sunday with John May and family. Mrs Otto Bebaven spent the past week with her father Weeden Straight and my tunes. Clarence Rowe is assisting Gen Messersmith with his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Thomas
Connersville
M. ‘Latmary
Wife
Columbia
Curt Burgoyne
F. M
Charley H
Thomas
Ray
Garpentyr
John May
Country Correspondence from Mt Garrison
Mount Garrison notes report Jennie Worster's recovery from a two week illness. Entries list visits, social gatherings, farm activity, and travels among residents including Worster, Newland, Hott, Gett i nger, Remy, Chowning, Burk, Retherford, Crandel, Worster, Price, and others across Connersville, Brookville, Lyons Station, Elwood, Cambridge City, Rushville, and Chicago.
Poplar Ridge community notes and gatherings
The column lists social visits and gatherings around Poplar Ridge. Emily Jerman stayed with her uncle Lafe Moore and A T Heckett and Katherine visited Cincinnati. Ladies aid societies met at the M E church with a noon dinner at the K of P hall and a short program. W C T U meets with Mrs L Moore at month end. Several families, including Cockefairs, DeVelins, Scotts, Moore, and Adams, are mentioned in visits and travels. One couple welcomed two baby girls, and D W Moore traveled to Covington for a death in the family of George Rich, brother-in-law to D W Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everton Ladies’ Aid Society
Mission Circle
Mt. Zion and Columbia Aid Societies
M. E. Chiuveh
K. of P. Hall
D. W. Moore
Covington
George Rich
Mr. Rich
Josephine Huston
Mr. Moore
Local Social Notes From Brookville and Vicinity
Beasons Hankins and Hubers visit near Brookville while Mrs Fronia Whiler stays with the Telkers. Dozens of brief calls and visits fill Sundays and weekdays across families in Ireland Bentley Everton Hagerstown and other nearby towns. A Rider Divinity student conducts services in Bentley and families welcome guests at Maple Lawn and other homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton Goble
Rider Divinity School
Lombard College
Galesburg
Ilinois
Ireland
Riverside community notes of visits and harvest activity
Alfred Chew Glenwood in Indianapolis visiting home folks. Mrs Lottie Bebout and Mrs T C Rees spent Friday and Saturday in Indianapolis. Several readers mention visits to and from Hamilton Muncie Cincinnati and other towns. Wheat cutting finished for some farmers, others work days ahead. Mary Worster Jennie Monta Floyd Everton guests of Emma Worster. Gregg Banks house visit for cherry picking. Mary Rose returned with siblings to help can fruit. U P C A entertainment planned for Tre yana church Saturday night. Many residents listed visiting relatives and relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Worster
Jennie
Monta Floyd
Everton
Emma Worster
Gregg Banks
J. A. Rage
Bentley
Mary Rose
Mrs. Banks
Everton Church Hosts Quarterly Meeting and Social Guests
Everton residents attended a quarterly meeting at the Everton M E church last Sunday. Roy Jermain and wife hosted a fried chicken dinner for relatives. Visitors included Mrs Hattie Shafner of Indianapolis and Will Taylor of Indianapolis visiting R T Taylor. A J Britt and family stayed near Nulltown and the Lake and James families spent Sunday with Mrs. Elihm. George Jones and Samuel Piper families visited, while Rob Taylor remained ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jake
Lindey
Frank Tlanson
Lon Retherford
Will Remy
Roy Jermain
Will Taylor
Indianapolis
R. T. Taylor
Everton
W. R. Lake
And
James
Elhim
Ag.he Ireland
Longwood Social Notes Contain Visits and Farm Movements
Longwood reports include Letha Henry of Indianapolis visiting aunt Mrs F M Martin Webb, Ensminger shipping two carloads of hogs and Steve Kerr one of cattle, J P Nelson and family plus Mae Jeffrey visiting Albert Rees, Mrs Sam Ludlow visiting Dion Clawson, Orris Ludlow hosting Ernest Maurer and wife, plus Hugh Dickey and Ruby with Mrs F M Martin, wheat cutting underway, and Mrs Oscar Hawkins visiting Everton residents John Gibbs and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letha Henry
Indianapolis
Siend
F. “M. Martin
Webb “Ensminger
Steve Kerr
Longwood
J. P. Nelson
Mae Jeffrey
Forest Hill
Albert Rees
Sam Ludlow
Dion Clawson
Ernest Maurer
Orris Ludlow
Lyons Station Social Round Visits and Fourth Picnic Plans
Edwin Stanley spent Saturday and Sunday in Cincinnati with relatives. Brandenburg and family visited with Frank Geise and Swit. Lyons residents attended gatherings with Perry Stelle, Oliver Zimmerman, J A Scholl, and families. Dorothy Holding returned to Urbana after a three week visit. Several crowds plan Fourth of July picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LYONS
Edwin Stanley
Cincinnati
Brandenburg
Frank
Geise
Swit
Lyons" Tay
Wweck
J. A. Scholl
Dorothy Holding
Urbana
T. C. Stanley
Sunday visits and local notices from Connersville area
Names of residents and families share Sunday dinners and visits around Connersville Indiana. Reports mention heart trouble of Charles Cummins, funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Scott at Bentonville, a throat operation in Indianapolis, and travel plans to Kentucky and Cambridge City. Local church program helpers are listed with families attending.
Local social notes and visitors from Connersville area
East Site resident Willard Dunaway assists Anton Sherwood with harvesting. Indianapolis visitors Mrs. Harry Wilson and son stay with the McNallys. Mrs. Wil Myers and family spend week with Dan King. Connersville girls picnic at A. Y. Neff’s grove. Isa Merrill visits Anderson and Flockton. Irene Myers death prompts trip to Connersville. Flora Whittaker and daughter visit Nulltown friends. Reynolds family guests of Oliver Davis. Mrs. Richard Rowe visits Connersville. Lizzlewrights visit north of Columbia. Beckett family returns from Cincinnati. Book agents press farmers on wartime timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Myers
Alberta
Eugene
Elsie Barnard
Connersville
Dan King
In Memoriam for Little Claribel Vaughn
A stained obituary recounts the death of four year old Claribel Vaughn born August 8 1906 who died about 1910 11 after a period of illness. The piece notes a second child death in the family and honors the child’s innocence while reflecting on grief and heavenly promises. It cites a pastor prayer and mentions the family’s sorrow and the ongoing impact of loss on the parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribel Vaughn
Heaven
Bourne
Local residents social with neighbors in Connersville area
The text notes numerous visits and gatherings among Connersville residents including Sam Adams family, Edwin Beckett, Roland Lake and wife, Cora Goble, Sam Goble, Percy Reed assisting UD. W. Moore, Mrs Chas Kingery hosting visitors, Lafe Moore, D. W. Moore, Ed Hubbel, Roy Jerman and others sharing meals and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jerman
Joseph Moore
Lafe Moore
D. W. Moore
Ed Hubbel
Ball Game Postponed Due to Rain Between White Sox and Connersville
The Indianapolis White Sox and Connersville game at Whitewater park was postponed yesterday afternoon because of heavy morning rain and threatening weather. Hassett spoke with Connersville's manager and rescheduled the game for later in the season. Connersville breaks schedule to host Cambridge City next Sunday with a special train for visiting players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis White Sox
Connersville
Whitewater Park
Hassett
Indianapolis
Cambridge City
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Alpine
Stella Perin
Wan, Seal and Wife
Arrie Stevens
G. H. Horton
Gray
Robinson
Emma Kerr
Beverly, Kansas
Curt
Stevens
Guy
Harvey Bean
Laurel
Otto
Nulromn
Clarence Rowe
Gen .Messersmith
Hig Farm
Backougany
MT. Garrison
Jennie Worster
Elmer Newland
Grace Hott
Jesse Gettinger
Frank Bird
Sherman Chowning
Gladys Burk
Chas. Crandel
Paul Worster
Mary Woorster
Chay. Crandel and Family
Family
Quince Price
Lyons Station
Sherman
Rhinehart Burk
Dimes Lake
Elwood, Inc
Dan Bruimfiel
Will Myers
Alberta Tate
Eugene Myers
Minor Conner
Brookville
Mrs
Oliver Brumfiel
A. D. Brumfiel
Lou Link
Glenwood
James May
Tert Murray
S. J. Murray
Will King
Oliver Davis
Pearle Richardson
Sam Pavey
Thelma
Coral
Lewis Perkins
Williard Wing
New Salem
Sam Murray
Laura Washam
Chicago
Chas
Reed and Family
Rushville
Otto Cameron
Glenwood Hotel
T. C. Rees
Minnie Steward
Cleo
Vern Dowlin
Frank Dunham
Ruth Chew
Jacob Fink
Mrs. Newt Gruell
Ross Tracy
Harrison
Ohio
A. M. Lyons
Ferry Stelle
A. J. Jones
Jr. C. Eckman
W. i. Brown
John Mier
Edwin Vutintey
Clayton Schroy
Centerville
Perry Stelle
J. E. Scholl
Tabernacle
James Lyons
Jonn Lyons
Sarah Lyons
Albert Lyons
Thomas Lyons
Brownsville
Dr. Oliphant
Poplar Ridge
Emily Jerman
A. T. Heckett
Katherine
Sylvanus Cockefair
Emma DeVelin
Sam Scott and
Lufe Cockefair and Son
Ed Elliott
Wm. Corbin
John Corbin
Phone Lake
Rolkind Lake
Earl Berninger
Clair Lake
Sunday
Luke Marshall
PD. W. Moore
Lara Moore
Roy Lake
Alansom Adams
Samuel Adams
Joseph Kipple
Ik. Kingery
Harry Ross
John Berninger
Beesons Hankins and
Hubers
Fronia Whiler
Will Telker
Ethel Reed
Hazel Ostheimer
Elsie Brattain
Martha Kirtley
Clara Fread
Agnes Strong
Lenie Ling
Harry Bertsch
Charles Wright
Richmond
Will Worster
Dan Bruntfiel
Ireland Church
Doug, Iliott
Ruth Ashworth
Hazel Murphy
Frances
Elizabeth Lewis
Etta Riggs
Juanita Massey
Maple Lawn
Lucile
Catherine Neff
Blanche
Clara Brumfiel
G. W. Floyd
Mt. Zion
William Murphy
Mrs. H. L. Frost
Lillian
Plorence
Bertha Kirtley
Hagerstown
Baptist Church
Clifford Wright
Parris
John Fritz, Jr
Little Corrine Baker
Noblesville
Belle Hilbert
Ruth Clawson
Josie Wise
Miss Long Fread
Will Wetting
John Reed
Neive
Lee Simpkins
Mazie
Olga Quyle
Bunker Hill
Will Tyner
Myrtle Quyle
Milton Quyle
Miss Pearl Ellen Johnson
Elmer and
Lewis Leffingwell
Bentonville
Richard Shaw
Mrs. Davis
Kingston
Alfred*Chew
Lottie Bebout
Lottie- Rye
Namilton
Martin Wight
Mnd
Leora
Muncie
F Ypadiner
Familly
Sun
Riverside
Milton Brumflel
Essie Metzger
George Jones
Doug. Dilcott
Tre- Yana
Mua
Jamey
Kel Hadith
Bethem
Teviston and Vicinity
Marie Davis
Chap. McCormick
Louis Perkins
Ide Perkins
Fifteenth Street
John Cully
Thomas Bell
Marjorie Quyle
Quyle
Joe Ayers
Rosedale
Harvey B. White
East Haven
Gladys Jones
John Gibbons
Dora and
Louella Hurst
Maplewood
West Virginia
Everton M. BE
Hattie Shafner
A. J. Britt
Nulltown
Ro T. Taylors
Hugh Dickey
Ruby
Oscar Hawkins
John Gibbs
Oliver. Zimmerman
Peter Zimmer
Man “and
Wile
T. ‘C. Stanley
Florence
Willan Guard
Arlington
Winer ‘Hutchinson
Elmer Scholl
Nelson Roth
Ben Richardson
Walter Scholl
George Brown
Newton Scholl
Orr
Cummins Corner
Eli Griffith
Mrs. Taggart
Carl Curtis
Val Curtis
Chase Boyd
Dr. Pattison
Chas. Freeman
Affternoon
M. F. Cummins
Dewitt Sherwood
Dewitt Curiv
David Sherwood
Charles Cummins
Frank McCrory
Dan Rea
Elizabeth Scott
Naomi Baker
Maggie
Juanita Cum‘nins
Kentucky
Gomie Aline
Verne
Vera Freeman
Fairview Christian Church
Clyde Frye
Falmouth
Frant Heck
Eva
George
Weaver
Harry Weaver
Nettie Freeman
Nlutown
Willard Dunaway
Anton . Sherwood
Harry Wilson and Son
Mrs. McNally
A. Y. Neff's Grove
Francis
Electa Riggs
Waneta Missey
Clara Brumfield
Elizabeth Neff
Isa Merrill
Anderson
Flockton
Miakga Rachel
Marie Rowe
Russell and
Marcella Perkina
Irene Myers
Flora Whittaker
Dorothy
George Reynolds
Raymhond
Charles Davis
Richard
Lizzlewright
Charlie
James Handley
Bessie
Mary McCain
Conersville
Missen Blane
A. T. Beckett
Louiga
Olin T
Port
Ckler
Esty
Nik
Rose
Martha
Ested
Sam Adams
Edwin Beckett
Roland Lake
James Kellum
Cora Goble
Sam Goble
Percy Reed
UD. W. Moore
Chas, Kingery
Basil Naylor
Eorning
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