Veedersburg News Briefs and Local Notes
Miss Mildred Wheat of Portland and Charles J. Hoover of Veedersburg wed Feb 28 at the bride’s home and will live in New Castle. Clifford Ludlow was arrested for allegedly hauling a grandmother’s corn. Smallpox and flu linger in the area. Franklin Hoover and Mrs Hoover visited Veedersburg. A basketball tournament drew about 2,000 fans with Otterbein beating Veedersburg 28 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wheat
Portland
Ind
Charles J. Hoover
Veedersburg
New Castle
James Darndacter
Clifford Ludlow
Franklin Hoover
J. F. Hoover
Otterbein
Residents attend game and play in Veedersburg and Stone Bluff
Among those in the Veedersburg crowd were Clem Rovers and his daughter Virgie and son Roy, plus Harry and Mont Sawyers and Mont Layton. Lulu Thomas Susie Weber and Dollie Campbell attended the school play at Stone Bluff on Tuesday evening. Uncle David Stevenson is suffering from cancer of the lower lip, and Miss Lulu Thomas spent Friday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veedersburg
Clem Rovers
Virgie
Roy
Harry
Mont Sawyers
Mont Layton
Lulu Thomas
Susie Weber
Dollie Campbell
Stone Bluff
David Stevenson
Local residents and community notes from Perrysville area
Community updates include Freeman OConnor moving to the Mace Davison farm, Walter Hunter moving to the James Gookens farm, and Gene Barkley joining Veedersburg basketball for tryouts. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs Cartwright. The Boys and Girls Club held an agricultural meeting at the church Tuesday. Mrs Sarah Reiberts 72 Perrysville resident died in Chamnaien Alabama after a brief illness. born December 12, 1847. Survived by husband two daughters and four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman O’connor
Mace Davison Farm
Ladies’ Aid
W. B. Cartwright
Sarah Reiberts
Perrysville
William P. Burnett
Chamnaien
Sarah Hutsompiller
Daniel Roberts
Perrysville Social Notes Spotted Danville Weekend Visitations
Roy Dowdell rushed to Danville on Saturday due to his sister and her husband suffering gas exposure at their apartment. Bess Loomis visited in Danville over the weekend. Mrs. James H. Johnson stayed two weekends with her daughter in Cayuga. Geo. Gross and Lewis Dunavan visited Danville Saturday. Frieda Keerns returned from a short visit to Danville. Mrs. Raymond Smith returned to Danville after days with relatives. Bess Saunders from Cayuga schools spent the weekend at home. Lewis Morris of Indianapolis visited his mother Sunday. Harry Alderson was a Newport caller this week. Nelson Jones and Fred Dacpler Jr. visited Cayuga Saturday. William Gerber and wife spent the weekend with relatives. Joe Mitchell of Danville visited relatives on Sunday. Ed Matthews spent Sunday with his parents.
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Alys
Ira Jones
Belle
Danville
Kate Dieckason
Lakeview Hospital
Frank Graham
Fort Wayne
E. G. McCormick
Versa Alderson
Newport
William Crollinger
Lewis van Reed
Terre Haute
Benton Cade
Busi
James H. Johnson
J. Morgan
Cayuga
Geo. Gross
Lewis Dunavan
Frieda Keerns
Raymond Smith
Bess Saunders
Lewis Morris
Indianapolis
Harry Alderson
Nelson Jones
Fred Dacpler Jr
William Gerber
Joe Mitchell
Ed Matthews
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Jemima
P.G
Shuler’s Grocery
Hoover
Wheat
Court
Old Kentuck
Twin City
Stone Bluff’ and
Attica, Ind
Dan C. Reed
S. P. Gray
Worth Reed
John LaTourrette
Citizens Bank
Covngton
Indiana
U. S
Total
Fountain
P. Gray
Citizens Bank of
Lara L. Ward
Walter Hunter
James Gookens
Dixie Highway
Covington
Gene Barkley
Bloomington
James Welch
Jean Lewin
Ness
S. B. Rovee
Roy Dowdell
Bess Loomis
Clem & Harden
Covingtonn
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