Local notes from Perrysville and nearby towns
Miss Frieda Kearns spent the week with her parents. Dr. W. A. Johnson and Q. A Myers went on a ten day fishing trip. Effie Williamson and Pauline Hermling were home on a short visit. J. F. Bryant on the sick list. Orville Wait of near Danville visited H. F. Royce and wife. Beth Anderson was in Danville Thursday. Lewis Morris home two days visiting his mother. Millie Hammond fractured her wrist cranking a Ford. Millie Stockwell of Danville visiting Frank Holder and family. Mrs. Frank Bowman entertained her mother and sisters last week. A. L. Smith in Danville Friday. Fred Coffin’s garage nearing completion. Covington fair well attended. Will Morgan and family at the state fair in Indianapolis. Noble Adams a Danville visitor. Francis Lewis visited his sister in Clinton. A. Glick in Clinton Wednesday. P. A. Etter in Clinton last Wednesday. Misses Dorris and Pauline Bryant attended the funeral of Miss Virginia Van Houten in Danville. A. L. Smith in Terre Haute Thursday. Frank Bowman in Indianapolis this week. R. L. Snoddy left for Webster Groves Missouri. E. Spinks, near Coal Creek, buys Nathen Vanleer property and moves family here. CASTO
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Orville Wait
Danville
H. F. Royce
Beth Anderson
Lewis Morris
Millie Hammond
Millie Stockwell
Frank Holder
Frank Bowman
Wagoner
Francis Lewis
Clinton
A. Glick
P. A. Etter
Dorris
Pauline Bryant
Virginia van Houten
A.L. Smith
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
R. L. Snoddy
Webster Groves
E. Spinks
Coal Creek
Nathen Vanleer
Ingston
H. F. Suran
Canton
Chas, Etnire and Son
Akron
David Reed
Ruth Ogle
City Hospital
George Ogle
Harold Geiger
Watseka
John Livingston
Ike Hall
J. W. P. Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dora Goodwine
William Robertson
C. C. Hoover
Rossville
Gessie Sends D Hughes to State and Local News
D Hughes went to the state fair last Wednesday and the Covington fair drew crowds by road as smoke and gas from cars filled the morning air. A Goff family reunion at J D Goff’s home drew about 40 attendees. Thurman Hay left for Covington to attend the fair. Glenn Hughes was kicked by a horse injuring his right leg but no bones were broken. Forrest Cossey plans to be home this week. he is the last Gessie boy to return from overseas.
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Covington Fair
A. E. Clem
Danville
Chicago
East Main
Mr. Clem
Thurman Hay
Covington
Glenn Hughes
Forrest Cossey
James Cossey
Gessie Boys
Hoopeston beats West Lebanon Giants 7 to 1 in Sunday clash
Hoopseston triumphed over West Lebanon Giants 7 to 1 after a hard fought game in Hoopeston on Sunday. The notice also reports several local life events including marriages such as Pearl Sauer and Charles Duncan wed in Williamsport and Viola Livingston’s marriage to H F Suran of Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon Giants
Hoopeston
Death of Mrs. C. F. Smith and family ties noted
Mr. C. F. Smith of this place was called to Terre Haute by his mother's sudden death after a brief illness. He mourns four children Stella Walter, Mrs. A. G. Rice of Annapolis Parke County, and C. F. Smith. Burial occurred at Bowling Green. Mrs. Wm. McCrary and daughter Loma visited Bloomington for Miss Loma to enter the State University.
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C. F. Smith
Terre Haute
Company FE
Kingman
Charles F. Smith
Wm. McCrary
Loma
Bloomington
Miss Loma
The
State University
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J. F. Bryant
A. L. Smith
Fred Coffiing
Will Morgan
Noble Adams
Fletcher
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D. W. Hughes
John Carthers
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J D. Goff
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Lebanon
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Fingal Aller
Lakeview Hospital
Appadi
Citis
Viola Livingston
John Liv
Josephine Saultz
Sylva Fleming
Attica
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Beruin Kettle
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