Birdseye social notes and local travels headline a quiet weekend
Ray Adams of Evansville stayed with Mr and Mrs J B Glenn and son Howard while Mrs Ballard Cox and children visited relatives. Numerous residents visited Louisville Indianapolis and English for shopping business and exams. Birdseye team lost to English 6 to 3 in a Sunday game, two losses in seven games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Adams
Evansville
J.B. Glenn
Howard
Ballard Cox
Huntingburg
L. Dow Mitchell
Indianapolis
Herbert Smith
Louisville
Margaret Grant
John Grant
W. S. Atkins
Sybilla
Charles Dodd
Earl Bates
Anna Belk
George Cook
Merle Lamain
Princeton
Edith Hollowell
Herbert Tower
Nancy
Beatrice Ash
Mae
Mary McFarland
Oalkand City
Curtis Cummins
Adrian Cummins
Akron
Edith
Lula Jones
Washington
John Gresham
Pearl Jones
Crystal
R. Moory
Eckerty
IW. McCormick
Manford Blank
Louisvile
Fert Main
Oakland City
Lester Wilson
H. L. Wilson
Stanley Cavanaugh
Mze Bradley
Decker
W. McCormick
Birdseye
West Fork Social News Highlights Visitors and Events
Willie McCutcheon of Oklahoma City visits his mother Mrs. Phoebe McCutcheon. Adeliah Conklin, visiting her daughter near Corydon, comes to see son Joseph Conklin and family. Pearl and Wyoma Kraushill Edwardsville return from visiting sister Mrs. Rennie Duffin. Mr Duffin. J P Conklin attends English last. Mrs. John Morgan hosts 12th birthday party for daughter Gladys. Louis Jobe near Grantsburg decorates graves. James Hughes of English conducts business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie McCutcheon
Oklahoma City
Okla
Phoebe McCutcheon
Adeliah Conklin
Ben Hanka
Corydon
Joseph Conklin
J. P. Conklin
English
Pearl
Wyoma Krausgill
Edwardsville
Rennie Duffin
Mr. Duffin
Thei
W. W. Blank
John Morgan
Gladys
Louis Jobe
Grantsburg
James Hughes
Oak Grove Notes and Local Visits
In English A Neal attended English class on Monday. George Goldman is sick. Loraine Smith of English visits Rue Nash. Ivan Mock from Beechwood passed through en route home from France Friday. Nathan Hendrix bought cattle in Perry county last week. James and Elmer Byrd hosts and Smith family from English visited Friday. Fred Schulz and wife traded in Leavenworth Wednesday. George Holstein and daughter Belva were in English Thursday. Ellen Hoover Nellie Hoover visited Aunt Hannah Goldman Friday. Caroline Harvey to Bank of Marengo for 120 dollars. J Hawkins to Mary H Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Neal
George Goldman
Loraine Smith
Rue Nash
Ivan Mock
Beechwood
France
Nathan Hendrix
Perry County
James Smith
Elmer Byrd
Fred Schulz
Leavenworth
George Holstein
Miss Belva
Property transfers in Marengo area and surrounding plots
A list of real estate deeds and transfers shows multiple transactions in Marengo and nearby parcels. Buyers include J. C. Emmick, J. M. Hammond, W. A. Brooks, Mary Tower, Charles Pruitt, Aaron Longest, C. M. Poe, Oliver Summers, Bank of Marengo, L. B. Suddarth, J. A. Wackford, Emma Redden and others with various plots, acres, and prices ranging from $1.00 to $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Marengo
J. C. Emmick
M. E. Emmick
Alton
J. M. Hammond
Louisville Cement Co
Milltown
W. A. Brooks
Eugene Cummings
Mary Tower
Elijah Tower
Charles Pruitt
W. H. Landers
Aaron Longest
Sam O. Hooten
C. M. Poe
Oliver Summers
L. Milltown
C. E. Boldt
Bank of Marengo
Marengo Lime and Stone Co
L. B. Suddarth
J. A. Wright
J. A.wackford
J. B. Pierson
Emma Redden
Mary C. Redden
Household remedy ad for Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil
An advertisement touts Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil as a household remedy for common ailments including a baby's croup Willie’s daily cuts and bruises a mother’s sore throat and grandma’s lameness priced at 30c and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Grandma
Thomas
Sanitary rules for ice cream parlors and cream stations issued
State health officials publish rules for ice cream parlors soda fountains and cream buying stations detailing requirements for sterile dippers clean dishes hot water washing paper cups protected straws potable ice and employee hygiene. Regulations cover building lighting ventilation floors refrigerators and daily shipping of cream to creameries with penalties for violations and reminders of the Clean Milk Can Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
State Food and Drug Commission
Leavenworth Social Roundup Includes Visits and Returns
Leavenworth residents note weekend travels as J B Maher visits his uncle J K Hollcroft. Mrs Rose Williams and others from Schooner Point shop Saturday while Dr and Mrs H H Deen return from Chicago with a new music box. Local names Ellsworth Merrilees Stewart Leavenworth attend business in English and Edith Mack comes from Louisville. Betty Stewart returns from Martinsville and R H Everdon of Bluffview visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Maher
J. K. Hollcroft
Rose Williams
R. H. Hardin
Goldman
Schooner Point
H. H. Deen
Chicago
City
Deen
T. P. Ellsworth
Elmer Merrilees
A. E. Stewart
E. P. Leave
Betty Stewart
Martinsville
R. H. Everdon
Bluffview
R. A. Jenkins
Sweeney and Clement Lawyers Visit English Community Notes
Local legal firm M A Sweeney S K Clement of English were guests of Marsh Sweeney and Mrs. Jenkins. The column lists multiple social visits around English Indiana including Miss Eva Melton and Miss Eastridge, the Gobbel and Huff families, and relatives visiting from Tampa and Shelbyville. A church service and community events are noted with several local residents hosting and traveling, plus a home project and a postal telegram about a son’s overseas arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Jenkins
Eva Melton
Eastridge
Marengo
T. T. Gobbel
Harvey Hershman
Curran Hershman
John Baxley
Sam Huff
Villa Lyon Hollcroft
Tampa
Fla
Wallace Lyon
Lyon
Nannie Cozine
Ben
Shelbyville
Aden Wiseman
Wiseman
Will Sacksteder
Curby
George Dalrymple
Fredonia
Robert Smith
Ball
M. E
Dalrymple
Bienke
Elliot and Son
Cole
J. E. Wilson
Milltown
Emma Summers
Logansport
Mary Craig
Carrie Carver
Loral Houser
Rush Carter
Clarence Coleman
Milltown Social Notes Include Local Visits and Birthdays
Milltown residents share visits across towns including Mrs Flora Goldman returning from a northern trip and Mrs Bessie Smith Morris visiting John Smith. Local figures such as Uncle Silas Taylor celebrate age eighty six while other residents travel to Corydon Indianapolis Louisville and Oakland City for business and decoration events.
Local residents visit and run errands across towns
Numerous residents from Ramsey Marengo Louisville and nearby towns were seen in English Tuesday and Monday on visits business or court matters. People named include Miss Anna McPheters Mrs Cora Benham Mrs Mary Brown and Rev John Herndon with others from Dry Run Taswell Grantsburg and Birdseye.
Knight of English United in Marriage Saturday Night
Knight of English united in marriage Saturday night with Elder Leon ard Cummins performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Leonard Cummins
Maynard Gregory Enters Salt City Business College
Notice from Salt City Business College Hutchinson Kansas announces Maynard Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gregory, entered the regular Combined Course. Lou G Jones, formerly of English connected with the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt City Business College
Hutchinson
Kan
Maynard Gregory
Young Gregory
Wilbur Gregory
Lou G. Jones
Co'ege
Wounded Veteran William Dicus Visits Home
William Dicus, convalescing from wounds in France last fall, arrived at Fort Sheridan hospital for a few days of visiting relatives in Grantsburg. He is in good condition except for his right arm where a bone splinter was removed some weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dicus
France
Fort Sheridan
Grantsburg
Board of Review Forms to Equalize County Assessments
The board of review met at the courthouse Monday to begin their labors of equalizing personal property and real estate assessments. Members include County Assessor J. B. Longest Audit O. D. Tadlock Treasurer James J. Smith and James M. Brown with O N Whitcomb as free holders appointed by Judge Ridley. The new assessment laws will raise the work's importance this year and taxpayers should assist for fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Review
J. B. Longest
O. D. Tadlock
James J. Smith
James M. Brown
O. N. Whitcomb
Ridley
Court House
Local Social Updates From Newton Stewart Area
Cyrus Gilliatt and family visited Mr and Mrs W E Grimes near Newton Stewart on Sunday. Mrs William R Pruitt improving after long illness. Mrs Ernest Apple was in Paoli on business last Wednesday. Floyd Alstott of Taswell was here Tuesday. Dana Apple spent Saturday night with cousin Lota A Walls. A large crowd from here attended a party at Addie Enlow's Saturday night. Everett Helen visited his uncle Samuel Helen late last week. Lola Walls visited Elsie Grimes Saturday night and Sunday. Dana Apple visited cousin Nora Pruitt Thursday. Mrs Elijah Pruitt and family visited Mrs William Hammond's family Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Eli Apple visited her parents, William R and Mrs Pruitt, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Gilliatt
Newton Stewart
W. E. Grimes
Guy Hollen
Desco
Youngs Creek
Joe Allen
William R. Pruitt
Ernest Apple
Paoli
Floyd Alstott
Taswell
Dana Apple
Lota A. Walls
Addie Enlow
Everett Helen
Samuel Helen
Lola Walls
Elsie Grimes
Nora Pruitt
Elijah Pruitt
William H. Hammond
Eli Apple
Grantsburg Social Roundup Highlights Nearby Guests
Local notes list many visitors and hosts across Gr antsburg area. Rev J E Wilson from Leavenworth dined with I N Froman and family while Corbett Benham and son Bernard joined Miss Myrtis Byrd of English with Mrs Cora Benham True Sturgeon of Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Leavenworth
I. N. Froman
Corbett Benham
Bernard
Myrtis Byrd
English
Cora Benham
True Sturgeon
Centerville
Madge Highfill
Milta Seaton
Zennith
Princeton
Amanda Patrick
Lloyd Froman
J. W. Tucker
Thelma
Sarah Tucker
A. R. deCastro
J. A. Blevins
Elzena Roberson
Vaneta
Ollie Atz
Milltown
Millard Pavey
Ellen Yates
Curby
Henry Grant
Aaron Sarles
Grosshart
Holiness Church
Ott Seaton
Lou Seaton
Basil
Pearl Senn
Herschel Schulz
Riddle
John Ritchie
Mauline Scott
Burnett
William Scott
Laura Voglesong
H. W. Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Fork
Oak Grove
L. 0. Froman
J. D. Ruby
Clara Fromhaltz
Caroline Harvey
Stephenson
Bank of
Same
J. Hawkins
Mary H. Turner
W. Pence
Lewis Fear
H. E. Barnard
J. J. Johnson
F. R. Gobbel
M. A. Sweeney
S. K. Clement
Sweeney & Clement Lawyers
Indiana
Fifth Street
Gedbel
Walter Funk
J. E. Punk
Mack and
Jonathan Funk
Carl Funk
Jeffersonville
Charles Atz
A. B. Corbin
Tell City
James Jackson
Famly
Adam Tyler and Son
Mt. Vernon, Ill
Homer Howerton
John Newkirk
E. H. Newkirk
New York
Mead Seacat
Miltown
Golden
Noah Daugherty
Harvey Daugherty
Elizabeth Vanlaningham
Dan
Dad Jones
William H. Stroud
Lewis Stroud
Christena Denton
John Seacat
Rex Goodson
Christena Stroud
Charles Dunn
James Jones
Flora Goldman
M. W. Stocker
Tunkhannock
Bessie E. Smith Morris
Coolgate
John Smith
Conrad Rateliff
Jacob Mosier
John Sharp
Sharptown
John Duke
Noble Schank
Owen Johnson
Frank Schank
Leonard Rego
Ramsey
Henry Taylor
Cathaleen Watts
William Wright
Silas Taylor
John E. Funk
Ed Ferguson
Joseph Ferguson
Harles Dunn
Lando Gregory
Charles
Ilinois
A. H. Flani
Harry Proctor
Jacob Rosenbarger
H. A. Bates
Mrs
Charles S. Temple
Anna McPheters
Albert Smith
Charles Lang
Arthur Lynch
Dry Run
John E. Herndon
Sullivan
Ben Mathers
S. A. Tucker
James Pearson
Mary Brown
C. H. Rogers
Frank Madley
George Belcher
Hendrix Cummins
L.’.D. Blunk
D. M. and
J. P. Stephenson
George Q. Shaw
Magnolia
George Roberson
C. M. Benham
Lovell McClain
Booneville
Mary Hammond
Ida Toney
John T. Toney
Audrey Brown
James H. Brown
Leo Land
Fnae
Caroline Benz
Amelia Setzer
Sam Benz
Helen Gregory
East St Louis
James H. Eastridge
M. L. Newton
Maude Ryan
Blanche McMahel
Russell Gilliland
William Gilliland
Clora
Ethel
Kelvel Myler
Eva Roberson
J. B. Ferguson
Warren Welch
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