Snoddy Family and Local Happenings Chronicle
A long list of local movements and visits across Kingman Covington Eston and Perry sville includes Walter and M W Snoddy travel and tile hauling by Harry Snoddy, social calls by Mrs Davis and relatives, moved families, sickness and school closures, and a church revival ending with a funeral at Coal Creek Chapel for Estella Allen Flowers born July 31 188? died March 14 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snoddy
Danville
M. W. Snoddy
Kingman
Harry Snoddy
Robert Paschal
Wm. Moore
Manly Richardson
Covington
Mr. Miller
Mr. Lyons
Riley Allen
North
Alonzo Allen
Melissa Richardson
BR. S. Keller
Eston Parker
AP. Burnside
Julia Woodrow
Beuleh
Lewis K Richardson
Joseph Lyons
Manford Richardson
Childrep
Sowers
Larry Snoddy
Sam Diffenderfer
Altica
Fern Richardson
Beulah Wagner
Bowman
Perrysville
Jakina
Aire
Isaac Richardson
Oscar Richardson
Nellie Coleman
Joshua Cates
Enoch Robbins
Frank Randolph
Rockville
Sarah Cook
Cook
Fred Lang
Silverwood
Ben Harmon
Cade’s Mill
Manford Richards
Seth Bacon
Newtown
Estella Allen
Valentine
Ellen Allen
U. B
Cos! Creek
Meffargn
Osear Fiwers
Mary
Marion
Madeline
Tir
Viveer
Community notes from Danville and area weekly events
Carwile No 9 James L Yerkes transacted business in Danville Saturday. Families and visitors frequent Veedersburg Danville and nearby farms with church services and Sunday meals noted. Several guests attended at Riceland sugar camp and local farms, with crops and livestock trades and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Yerkes
Danville
Stone Bluff residents and visitors noted in weekly town items
Stone Bluff M O Gant of Attica was in Stone Bluff on business Wednesday. The funeral of B F Whiting was held at Osborns Prairie church Saturday afternoon. Interment in Osborns Prairie cemetery. Guy Smith of Veedersburg and many locals appeared in Stone Bluff Wednesday. Ed Sutton visiting relatives at Waynetown. Numerous visits from Veedersburg, Attica, Frankfort, Hillsboro, Covington, Mellott, Lafayette, and Utica areas observed through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Gant
Attica
Stone Bluff
B. F. Whiting
Osborn’s Prairie
George Kunkle
James Minick
Ike Jones
Hiram Jones
Halford Rinster
O. K. Galloway
Newtown
Glen Ludlow
Covington
Matt Well Tienson
Robert Lee
Esther Lee Babb
Charles Harper
Maude Harper
Utica
Tol family and Smith Visit Asbury Covington on Sunday
The Tol family and Mr Smith spent Sunday visiting Covington, with the trip described as a brief, friendly agenda. They toured local sights and enjoyed a quiet afternoon in Asbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Asbury. _a Covington visi
Perrysville community notices mirror weekly arrivals and adjournments
Perrysville residents and nearby towns show routine visits and moves with Danville and Indianapolis as notable connections. Names include Dickinson Royse Carpenter Gaskin Watt Holroyd Sowers Reed and Morgan among others. Also present are legal notices regarding Hall's Catarrh Cure and medical ads.
Awkward bathing suit moment sparks witty exchange
She confesses feeling watched in a bathing suit and Ho replies that being watched or not still feels the same, turning the moment into a lighthearted exchange.
Assessor Interrogation Pranks Spur Odd Questions
A sharp eyed tax official conducts humorous interrogations with a checklist of odd prompts. The piece notes farce in his method and his insistence on unusual questions about birth, debts, pets, habits, marriage, and beliefs as a humorous aside. Easter and St Patrick’s Day are mentioned as seasonal references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Parrett
United States
Terre Haute
Centerpiece upgrade brightens Republican office
The Republican office installed a front room center to aid quarters and subscriptions. Julien Martin and a carpenters’ regiment built it swiftly. John Martin varnished it and warned about dry conditions, scaring patrons with painted warnings. Both Martins did good work despite the humor and mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Martin
John Martin
Julian
Jehu
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Savane
The Savane family thanks friends and neighbors for their assistance during their sorrow and for the floral offerings. They especially thank the young men and express lasting gratitude.
Disfranchisement Comment on Indiana Counties
The Rockville Tribune notes that Parke and Fountain counties face disfranchisement without merit as political expediency. Vermillion county is mentioned as reliably Republican after being given a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Fountain Counties
Vermillion County
Wonderful Healing Influence In Kidney Troubles
A letter from H W Spinks of Camp Hill Alabama recounts relief from severe kidney trouble after using Swamp Root. He details a past morphine episode, stone diagnosis, lithia water, and later passing gravel with renewed well being after trying Swamp Root. The ad urges readers to send ten cents for a sample and booklet, noting availability at drag stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W l
Lithia
H. W.spinks
Camp Hill
Ala
H. W. Spinks
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Covington Weekly Republican
To Mothers in This Town
Children who are delicate feverish or cross will get immediate relief from Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children They cleanse the stomach act on the liver and are recommended for compl aining children A pleasant remedy for Wortos. At all Druggists 25c Sample FREE Address A S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Gray
A. S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Percheon Horses Dominate Fountain County Stallions Study
Purdue University reports 97 stallions registered for Fountain County with 48 pure bred including 32 Percheons. Percheons lead Indiana overall with 46 percent of pure bred stallions, Belgian 22 percent, Standard Bred 17 percent. Mules are also present with 113% jacks registered, 19 owned in Fountain County all pure bred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain County
Attica Ledger Press
Purdue University
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carwile No
Maude Graham
Veedersburg
Sherman Yerkes
John Conover
C. H Carwile
Charles Dunkle
M. Graham
Grace Johnson
Stringtown
Chas. Smith
Ada Beadle
Stuart Carwile
Cooper’s Ford
Elmer Bush
Hershberger
Schuyler LaTourette
John van Deventer
John W. Graham, Jr
Paul
Simmerman
S. Ward Bodine
Glasscock
Hillsboro
Eri
J. Martin
Rudolph
Newkirk
J. Swain
Wabash Chapel
Yocom
Jno
Verarod Ruth
L la- Tourette
Truman Orahood
Qates
Hershel Lewsader
Baby
Ed Brummer
Mary Roads
Mary Fisher
Ray Simmons
Albert Galloway
Hazel Minick
Pysville
Voysles
Methodist
Kate Dickinson
Eva Royse
George Vanote
Cayuga
Carl Carpenter
Oscar Winters
Friends
Flake
Foster
George Watt
Morgan
Melinda Morgan
Indianapolis
Jordon Roberts
Will Dunlap
James Snoddy
Charles Cochran
Willis Pembertons
Jennie Sowers
Earl Gaskin
Rileysburg
Charles Holroyd
Lora
Edgar Prather
James Scoddy
Roscoe Compton
Etter
Wallace
Austin Etter
James Johnson
John Hughes
Cessie
Hughes
Gessie
Harry Martin
Mary Lewis
Short
Ann Gibson
Bart Hall
Fred Kespler
Verna
Brewer
David Strawser
Frank Aldrich
Charley Martin
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.4d
Cheney & Co
Hall
A. C. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hali
Mrs . J. Savane
Rockville Tribune
Fletcher
Astoria
Dick Shears
Frank Hull
Mes
Mamma
Sai
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