Local Notes On People And Jobs In Town
Jacob Haas returns home today after weeks confined due to an accident. Hazel Thomson begins as bookkeeper at the Times office replacing Hallie Fleming who moved to Wonn Grocery. Rev. Henry Fein left $2,000 life insurance. Mrs. Charles T Robertson and daughter Etta visit sister Carrie Stewart then travel to Rushville to see Prof. Forrest Stewart and family. Dr C C Morrison travels to Indianapolis to bring L O Blackmore home from a sanitarium where he has stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Haas
Hazel Thomson
Times Office
Hallie Fleming
Wonn Grocery
Charles T. Robertson
Etta
Carre Stewart
Rushville
Prof
Forrest, Stewart
C. C. Morrison
Indianapolis
L. O. Blackmore
Mr. Blackmore
Hunter Orla Howard Recovering After Leg Shot Incident
Orla Howard from near St. Paul is recovering well after being shot in the leg during a hunting incident a few days ago. The event involved an accidental discharge while pursuing game and no other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla Howard
St. Paul
Wedding Bells and Family Gatherings Across Town
Andrew Hornung former telegraph operator at the Big Four Station is set to marry an Indianapolis girl during the Christmas holidays. He left for Indianapolis nearly a year ago to run his own business and now manages the Andrew Reese Sanitarium. Miss Myrtle Wetzler wed Arthur Bayless of Indianapolis at her parents’ home with Rev. Walter H. Reynolds officiating. The couple will reside in Indianapolis. Numerous dinners and gatherings marked the weekend, including engagements and toasts at North Franklin Street, North Broadway, and East Street homes, with guests from Milford Greensburg and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hornung
Big Four
Indianapolis
Hornung
Andrew Reese
Myrtle Wetzler
Arthur Bayless
F. W. Wetzler
North
Michigan Avenue
Community Hosts Visit At Westport Sunday
Marie Braden presented it to Miss Beem. Light refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. William Hyatt of Versailles were guests of relatives and friends at Westport Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Braden
Miss Beem
William Hyatt
Versailles
Westport
Leslie Hill and Family Visit Westport
Leslie Hill and family of Cincinnati visited with relatives and friends at Westport on Sunday, sharing time with local residents and enjoying the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Hill
Cincinnati
Westport
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs. Black in Letts area
A surprise party marked Mrs. C. J. Crews hosts at the Black home one mile northwest of Letts for Mrs. Jacob Black’s sixty sixth birthday. Attendees include sons Clarence and Harry Black, Helen, Florence Simmonds, and guests Howard Byers and family. Vera Winship and Hubert Thomas announce engagement with wedding planned January. Thomas, a Pulse & Porter bookkeeper, widely known locally. Mrs. Walter Taggart and Earl visited sister Mrs. Frank Clevenger in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Black
Letts
Walter Taggart
Earl
Columbus
Frank Clevenger
Gilbert Tate Visits St Paul Friend On Way To Napoleon
Gilbert Tate of St Paul was a guest of friends today en route to Napoleon to visit his sister Mrs C R Brawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Tate
St. Paul
Napoleon
Davis Returns Home After Visit Near Horace
Densil Davis travels back to Indianapolis following a visit with his grandfather William Davis near Horace. The trip highlighted family ties and the return home routine after a rural visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Densil Davis
Indianapolis
William Davis
Horace
Milroy Teacher Traveled Amid Measles Epidemic
Charles C. Updike of Milroy passed through en route to Cincinnati. He teaches in Milroy schools which are closed this week due to a measles epidemic with about seventy five confirmed cases in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Updike
Milroy
Cincinnati
Mr. Updike
Hamiltons Return From Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Alva Hamilton have returned to their home in Indianapolis after spending the weekend here with Alonzo Burton and family of West Sheridan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hamilton
Indianapolis
Alonzo Burton
West Sheridan Street
Burglars Hit Three Homes in Northwest City
Burglars moved operations to the northwest area Saturday night and robbed three residences. At George Shafer’s corner Mill and Hendricks street they raided the summer kitchen, took butter eggs meat and clothing, then stole four fat hens from the chicken house. Walter Schievely reported six hens missing. Dan Davern lost three hens after visiting his hen house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shafer
Corner Mill
Hendricks Street
Shafer
Walter Schievely
Dan Davern
Death of 09 year old Richard Bruns near Millhousen
Richard Bruns aged nine died at his daughter Mrs Anthony Meyer home four and a half miles east of Millhousen Saturday night from infirmities of old age. He had been in failing health. His wife had died years earlier. Funeral services set for 9 am tomorrow at St Marys Catholic church Millhousen with burial in Millhousen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bruns
Anthony Meyer
Millhousen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sandusky High Defeated by Manilla in Season Opener
Manilla defeated Sandusky 25 to 12 at Manilla on Saturday night. Earlier Sandusky edged Westport 22 to 21 at Westport in a close game. Westport's second team routed Letts Corner in the curtain raiser to the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Manilla
Westport
Letts
Mrs. Osting Returns From New Castle After Son Injured
Mrs. Leeta Osting returns from New Castle where she was with her son Floyd Osting who sustained injuries in an accident a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeta Osting
New Castle
Floyd Osting
Couple Visited Franklin With Mother In Law Visit
Mr and Mrs Carlos Harrison motor to Franklin Sunday to spend the day with her mother Mrs Joel Williams. Mrs Robert Russell who had been visiting there returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Harrison
Franklin
Joel Williams
Robert Russell
Mr and Mrs Edward Goldsmith Return Home
Mr Edward Goldsmith and Mrs Goldsmith have returned to their Cin home after a trip or absence. The note records their return and implies stability for the household. No further details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Goldsmith
Cin
Cincinnati Visit Notes with Alexander Parents at Mill House
A brief article fragment records a visit by Cincinnati to Mill House after spending time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Alexander, noting family gathering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinnati
John Alexander
Millhousen
Mrs Mount Recovering After Hospital Operation
Mrs Harry Mount is much better after an operation at an Indianapolis hospital and plans to return home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mount
Indianapolis
Death of 17 year old Max Gault in Brush Creek area
Max Gault aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs William Gault of the Zenas neighborhood, died Sunday after pneumonia. He leaves three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the residence with burial in Brush Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gault
William Gault
Zenas
Brush Creek
A J Stith Confined at Home by Illness
A J Stith is confined to his home on North Carver street due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Stith
North
Carver Street
Eldo Dixon and wife visit friends at Westport
Eldo Dixon and his wife of Indianapolis visited with friends at Westport on Sunday, sharing time with locals and enjoying community hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldo Dixon
Indianapolis
Westport
Charity Wonderly Visits Charity Alley Cousin
Mrs. Charity Wonderly of near Burney is visiting her cousin Mrs. Charity Alley, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Charity Wonderly
Near Burney
Mrs. Charity Alley
Mrs John Harrison Returns Home From Rushville Visit
Mrs. John Harrison sails back to Westport after a visit with her sister in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrison
Westport
Rushville
Shelbyville visitor and New Palestine return from Thanksgiving
Mrs. Clifton Hess of Shelbyville visited friends Sunday. Miss Geneva Fritts returned to her room in New Palestine after spending Thanksgiving with her cousins Misses Gladys and Helen Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Hess
Shelbyville
Geneva Fritts
New Palestine
Gladys
Helen Aldrich
Harold Upson Returns Home After Thanksgiving
Harold Upson came back to Cincinnati following a Thanksgiving visit with his grandfather E M Beck of West First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Upson
Cincinnati
E. M. Beck
West First Street
Myron Donnell Joins Mc Cracken Garage Auto Livery
Myron Donnell, formerly of Kingston, has joined the Mc Cracken garage auto livery business and is ready to serve the public. He brings experience and local ties to the operation at the shop, signaling new service options for customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Donnell
Kingston
McCracken
Edgar Ware assumes control of Star Cleaning Works
Edgar Ware and his wife with their young daughter Virginia returned from Conn ersville where Dr Ware had been temporarily stationed. He took charge this morning of the Star Cleaning Works, a business purchased Saturday by Claude Wyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ware
Virginia
Connersville
Ir. Ware
Star Cleaning Works
Claude Wyant
Mrs Helmich files threat case against husband in Columbus
Mrs Ida Helmich of Rugby filed an affidavit in city court at Columbus accusing her husband Joseph Helmich of threatening to kill her. The case is set for trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Helmich
Rugby
Columbus
Joseph Helmich
State versus Harry Lacey in assault case dismissed
The case of the State against Harry Lacey, charged with assault and battery, was dismissed when called for trial in Squire Creath's court. Michael Brogan, the prosecuting witness, disclaimed all knowledge of the affidavit. The affidavit was filed following trouble on election night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lacey
Squire Creath
Michael Brogan
Death of J. L. Boyl at Frankfort at 76
Word arrives of the death of J. L. Boyl aged 76 at Frankfort. He was a brother of William and Whit Boyl of this city and was born in Greensburg. He left here in 1861 but returned for visits periodically thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Boyl
Frankfort
William and
Whit Boyl
Greensburg
Women of the County Appointed to Legislative Roles
Mrs. John F. Goddard becomes district chairman of the Legislative Council of Indiana Women and Mrs. C. F. Kercheval joins the Public Health Committee of Indiana, tasked with advocating solid legislation at the upcoming session. Meanwhile Everett Arbuckle Sim Kennedy and Charlie Redington struggle on a hunt in Arizona as a rusted guide misleads them, last seen in the Sierra Nevada region. they expect to return home before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Goddard
C. F. Kercheval
Goddard
Legislative Council of Indiana
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Public Health Committee of
Indiana
Everett Arbuckle
Sim Kennedy
Charlie Redington
Arizona
White Mountains
Feather River
Sierra Nevada
California
Eugene Lanham Visits Aunt in Indianapolis
Eugene Lanham was in Indianapolis today visiting his aunt Mrs Henry Turpin at Clemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lanham
Indianapolis
Henry Turpin
Clemont
Milroy Resident Returns After Thanksgiving Visit
A resident of Milroy spent Thanksgiving vacation with Miss Imogene Marsh and Miss Helen Aldrich of North Broadway, returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Aldrich
North Broadway
Aileen Murr
Milroy
Imogene Marsh
Helen Thomson
Hee
Local Farmers Receive Cottonseed Meal Deliveries
Joseph G. Miller, residing four miles northwest of town, received a car load of cottonseed meal today to feed his baby beef cattle. Christian & Buell also reported receipt of a supply of the popular feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Miller
Christian & Buell
Misses Tucker Visit City After Weekend Stay
Miss Nanna Tucker and Miss Ona Tucker spent the weekend with Coroin Harwood and were former residents of the city. The visit highlighted ties to the area and noted the Tucker sisters’ prior residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanna
Ona Tucker
Indianapolis
Coroin Harwood
Misses Tucker
Barnard Joins New Spreader as Traveling Salesman
G. O. Barnard accepted a traveling salesman post with the New Spreader Company at Cold Springs Ohio. He left for Indianapolis this morning and will travel from there to cover territory as assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Barnard
New Spreader Company
Cold Springs
Ohio
Indianapolis
Couple to visit Cincinnati hospital patient Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor plan a trip to Cincinnati this Saturday to visit Mrs. Harry Mount, who is hospitalized there. Mrs. Mount is for now improving, and Mrs. Taylor hopes the visit will be more pleasant once she herself is well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Taylor
Cincinnati
Harry Mount
Thomas Donnell Spends Winter in Franklin with Sister
Thomas Donnell left today for Franklin to spend the winter with his sister Mrs. Robert M. Miller as has been his custom for several years. He spends the summer here with his sisters Mrs. Hester Rankin and Mrs. S. H. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Donnell
Franklin
Robert M. Miller
Hester Rankin
S. H. Stewart
Burto n barber shop break in theft reported
Entrance to the Burton barber shop in Adams was used to steal razors and barber tools. A window was found broken this morning, indicating the entry method by the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Adams
Respected Newpoint Resident Returns From West Trip
A. M. Hooten, a noted Newpoint resident, has just returned from a three months journey through the West. He visited many places of interest and plans a forthcoming article on a famous site witnessed during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hooten
Newpoint
Peaceful Mission Turns Into Respectful Visit
A brief note explains that the effort was meant as a peaceful mission and ended up as a respectful visit to pay respects, signaling no harm and indicating good intentions.
Funeral held for James T. Doles at West Washington home
The funeral for James Thomas Doles was conducted at his son Lafayette Doles home on West Washington street at 1 30 p m with Rev C Q Morin of Batesville in charge and Rev James B Lathrop assisting. Doles was a Royal Arch Mason with Newpoint lodge performing the burial rite in South Park assisted by local brethren. Rev F M Westhafer of Connersville also assisted in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas Doles
Lafayette Doles
Washington Street
C. QO. Morin
Batesville
James B. Lathrop
Royal Arch
Newpoint
South Park
F. M. Westhafer
Connersville
Revival at Sandus M E Church Draws Attention
The revival meeting at the Sandus Kentucky M E church attracts strong interest with good nightly attendance. Services are led by the regular minister Rev Pope overseeing the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky M. E. Church
Pope
Miss Harrington Boyd and Gail Visit K L Adams Family
Miss Harrington Boyd and her daughter Gail spent the day with K L Adams and family at Letts in a friendly social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington Boyd
Gail
K. L. Adams
Family
St Letts
Visitors from Clarksburg and Hope Spend Time in Indianapolis
Mrs. Ed Fee of Clarksburg visited her daughter Mrs. Walter Palmer in Indianapolis. Mrs. Joseph Burney of Hope came to see her brother Archie C. Gilchrist on North Michigan Avenue. Miss Florine Tillson traveled to Indianapolis to visit cousins Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fee
Clarksburg
Indianapolis
Walter Palmer
Joseph Burney
Hope
Archie C. Gilchrist
North
Michigan Avenue
Florine Tillson
Frank Gates
Miller Family Returns Home After Visit in Ohio
Mr and Mrs W H Miller of Oxford Ohio arrive home this afternoon following a visit with Mrs M Stewart in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Miller
Oxford
Ohio
M. Stewart
John W. Stout Ill This Week In West Washington County
Former county sheriff and longtime West Washington street resident John W. Stout is reported to be seriously ill this week, drawing concern from family neighbors and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Stout
West Washington Street
Death of L B Pierson in Rushville sud denly ends long illness
L B Pierson aged 76 a resident of Moscow Rush county and known to Decatur county people died Saturday at his son Omer Piersons Rushville home after a long illness He leaves two sons and one daughter surviving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Pierson
Moscow
Rush County
Decatur County
Omer Pierson
Rushville
Advance-Rumely Suit Over Replevin Filed
The Advance-Rumely Company has filed suit in the circuit court against John Gross and Charles Gross seeking a writ of replevin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance-Rumely Company
John Gross
Charles Gross
Misses Craig Return From Shirley Visit Family
Misses Florine and Marguerite Craig have returned from Shirley where they visited their uncle Charles QO Gates and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine
Marguerite Craig
Shirley
Charles QO. Gates
Secretary Harry Lathrop Attends Scottish Rite Sessions
Harry Lathrop secretary of the Business Men's Association has gone to Indianapolis to attend the Scottish Rite sessions. Miss Katherine Wheeler is handling his office during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lathrop
Business Men’s Asociation
Indianapolis
Katherine Wheeler
Mrs Will Lawson Returns From Hospital After Operation
Mrs. Will Lawson has returned from Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis where she recently underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lawson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Duncan brother operated on for rectal trouble in Indianapolis
James M. Duncan learned today that his brother George M. Duncan underwent successful surgery in Indianapolis for rectal trouble. George is employed as shipping clerk at Hibben Holler and Reese Wholesale Dry Goods House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Duncan
George M. Duncan
Indianapolis
Mr. Duncan
Hibben, Holler & Reese Wholesale
Mrs Kate Dickerson Visits Rushville Relative Family
Miss Kate Dickerson returns from Rushville where she was the guest of her sister Mrs Charles Dobyns and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Dickerson
Rushville
Charles Dobyns
Burials Reported in South Park Cemetery
Three burials took place in South Park cemetery today, contrasting with two full weeks last week and the prior week when no burials occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park Cemetery
Birthday salute to Shelbyville's oldest native resident
Mrs. Elizabeth Atwood celebrated her ninety first birthday anniversary at her home in Shelbyville Friday. She is believed to be the oldest native born resident of Shelby county. She was born in Jackson township, December 1, 1825. Four daughters and one son are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Atwood
Shelbyville
Shelby County
Jackson Township
Revival Begins At Liberty Baptist Church In Flora
The Liberty Baptist church opened a revival last night led by Pastor Rev. I. B. Morgan from Flora and assisted by Rev. Bragg from Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty -Baptist Church
I. B .Morgan
Flora
Bragg
Kokomo
Hackman Sues Davis for One Hundred Dollar Account
Henry H. Hackman filed a suit in the circuit court against J. C. Davis on an account seeking a debt of $100. The action centers on a financial obligation alleged by Hackman to be owed by Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Hackman
J. C. Davis
State I O O F Home committee meets for inspection
The State I O O F Home committee with W H Bradshaw Delphi W E Longley Indianapolis Mrs Harriet Spekenhier Richmond and Mrs Katie E Barnett Rockport held their monthly meeting and inspected the Home. CUM Kirkpatrick of a nearby chicken farm was also in town. The note mentions the high cost of living and a 2000 White Leghorn chickens as a potential gold mine. Ol Hunter’s card notes his daughter Mrs Robert Woodfill is improving on a Phoenix trip for health. Reverend H G Solomon of North Vernon visited Hope before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Home Committee
W. H. Bradshaw
Delphi
W. E. Longley
Indianapolis
Harriet Spekenhier
Richmond
Katie E. Barnett
Rockport
Cum Kirkpatrick
Newpoint
Cliff
Ol Hunter
Robert Woodfill
Woodfill
Phoenix
Arizona
Doddridges Return From Midwest Visits
Reverend and Mrs. 7 H Doddridge have come back from visits with their daughter Mrs. Sarah Seitz in Illinois and their son Paul Doddridge and family in Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. H. Doddridge
Sarah Seitz
Ilinois
Paul Doddridge
Vincennes
Smelser Opens Studebaker Agency at McCracken Garage
Albert Smelser, formerly of Columbus, has opened a Studebaker car agency at the Mc Cracken garage on South Franklin street, advertising dealership services and vehicle sales in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Smelser
Columbus
Studebaker
McCracken
South Franklin Street
Illness of Dr F M Howard at Shelbyville home
Dr F M Howard of St Pauh is ill at his daughter Mrs Willard M Alley’s home in Shelbyville. He is attended by Dr T G Green a Shelbyville Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Howard
St. Pauh
Willard M. Alley
Shelbyville
Howard
T. G. Green
Milroy Woman Calls On Waldron Visitor
Miss Mary Harcourt of Milroy journeyed today to Waldron to visit William Barlow and family along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harcourt
Milroy
Waldron
William Barlow
Elza Reed Accepts Job At Indianapolis Printing Plant
Elza Reed traveled to Indianapolis this morning to start a new position in a printing establishment in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Reed
Indianapolis
Michigan guests visit Glenway Farm
Mrs. George Magee and daughter Ada plus Miss Ethel Watson and Mrs. Ercil Vandement Brown of Michigan were the guests of Samuel L. Jackson and family at Glenway Farm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Magee
Ada
Ethel Watson
Ercil Vandement Brown
Michigan
Samuel L. Jackson
Glenway Farm
Milroy Trader Bob Ray Heads to Indianapolis
Robert Ray of Milroy today journeyed toward Indianapolis to purchase goods for his store. Known as Bob Ray, he is an old Clarksburg youth who clerked for A. Reiter here twenty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ray
Milroy
Indianapolis
Bob
Clarksburg
A. Reiter
Louis Wittenberg Returns To Indianapolis After Holidays
Louis Wittenberg arrived back in Indianapolis last night following a Thanksgiving visit with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wittenberg
Indianapolis
Livestock Shipped To Indianapolis Market Today
Samuel Ardery sent two cars of livestock to the Indianapolis market today. R M English and Carl Swift each dispatched one car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ardery
Indianapolis
R. M. English
Carl Swift
Miss Dorothy Beem Returns to Delaware for School
Miss Dorothy Beem visiting sister Mrs Joseph W Ray of North Broadway returns to Delaware Ohio today to resume schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Beem
Joseph W. Ray
North Broadway
Delaware
Ohio
Farmer J Lorraine Wright Visits Town on Shopping Trip
J Lorraine Wright a well known local farmer and former druggist arrived from his Wild Cat farm eight miles southwest of town for a brief shopping errand. He entered the Review office carrying a long wagon whip as he stepped inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lorraine Wright
Wild Cat
John
Mrs Cliff Eward Ill After Nervous Collapse
Mrs Cliff Eward of Adams remains very ill after a nervous collapse that has afflicted her for some time and kept her under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Eward
Adams
Indianapolis trip for surgery patient son returns home
Mrs. Fred Seitz and daughter Mrs. Co. B. James visited IndianaPolis. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McMillin of Adams traveled to Indianapolis Sunday to bring home their son Calvin who underwent tonsil and adenoids surgery and is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seitz
Co. B. James
Indianapolis
C. A. McMillin
Adams
Calvin
Redingtons Return From Greenwood Pike Project
Mr and Mrs Charles Redington and daughter Louise have come back from Greenwood where Mr Redington supervised work on pikes. Edward S Lee of Clarksburg traveled to Chicago today to attend the Inter-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redington
Miss Louise
Greenwood
Mr. Redington
Edward S. Lee
Clarksburg
Chicago
Inter
Live Stock Shout and Social Notes Across Communities
Mrs. Charles White returns from a visit with relatives in Hope. Mrs. G. W. Fraley travels to Franklin to visit daughter Mrs. Will Burton. Miss Ethel Tucker comes home from Greenwood where she was employed. John F. Childs represents I.G. S at Shelbyville. Captain Childs, longtime Scranton School district agent, has built a substantial local business. Miss Dorothy Sipe of Carthage visits Mrs. C. R. Bird. Bird hosts five hundred gathering. Sipe leaves for Cincinnati to attend a music college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Childs
Shelbyville
Capt. Childs
Scranton
United States
Dorothy Sipe
Carthage
C. R. Bird
Editor Cliff McCracken Suffers Knee Fracture
Clarksburg Budget editor Cliff McCracken sustained a fractured knee after a hard fall caused by a malfunctioning wheelchair. Friends extend sympathy and wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff McCracken
Clarksburg
McCracken
Mrs Crawford called to Indianapolis for brother’s illness
Mrs. N A Crawford was summoned to Indianapolis last night due to the serious illness of her brother S C Hoover.
Mr and Mrs Ralph McCoy Visit Indianapolis Relative
Mr and Mrs Ralph McCoy from Indianapolis are visiting with Mrs Alfred McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ralph McCoy
Indianapolis
Alfred McCoy
Rev Frederick Elliott Heads Protracted Meetings in Ohio
Rev Frederick Elliott of Spring Hill travels to Morning Sun Ohio to conduct protracted meetings for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Elliott
Spring Hill
Morning Sun
Ohio
Christmas club meeting and DAR gathering in Waldron
Mrs S P Minear hosted the Fortnightly Club Christmas session at 446 East Main with a poinsettia wrap and a luncheon after games. The Daughters of the American Revolution met at Rebecca and Sue Montgomery’s home with Miss Anna Riley presiding. program included violin and piano, readings on natural resources of Indiana, and a luncheon. Forrest E Newton wed Miss Jennie L Lowe at 6 pm Thursday November 30 at the Lowe home in Noble Township. Newton, son of William R Newton of Liberty Township, is a farmer. Mrs Newton, formerly Ida Belser, worked as a Waldron bank bookkeeper and is active in local youth activities. The couple will live on a farm two miles west of Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Minear
East Main Street
Kate Emmert
Hal Kitchin
Mary Thomson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rebecca
Sue Montgomery
Charles Johnston
Anna Riley
Indiana
Mary
Carol Craig
Our
State
Victoria Craig
Helen Katz
Tarkington
Bert Gilham
Helen
Erma Kutz
Mabel Caskey
L. B. C. Kutz
John Charles
Glenn Craig
Mahlon Sparks
Erma
Helen Kutz
Forrest E. Newton
Waldron
Jennie L. Lowe
W. Smith Lowe
Noble Township
A. R. Jones
Waldron M. E
California
Mr. Newton
William R. Newton
Liberty Township
Shelby
County
Waldron Bank
Newton
Elizabeth Christy
Lincoln Street
Ida Belser
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Henry Fein
Sarah J. Tillson
North Fanklin Street
North East Street
Ronald Chambers
Mary Ainsworth
Frances Whatley
Austin
Texas
DePauw
Cordin Harwood
Lottie Black
Hallie Flemming
Nanna and
Jennie Lowe
Frederick Newton
Mrs. Newton
Robert E. Miers
Milford
Edward Miers
John Miner
Clem Logan
Herschel Miers
Near St. Paul
Grace Barnes
Miss Barnes
Locke Bracken
North Lincoln Street
Delaware, O
J. W. Ray
Howard Byers
Near Liberty
Vera Winship
Hubert Thomas
Miss Winship
Rushville High School
DePauw University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Albany
New York
Thomas
Pulse & Porter’s
Mrs. Thomas
H. G. Solomon
North Vernon
W. E. Hamilton
Solomon
Merit C. Welsh
Seventh Indiana Regiment
Richard Braden
Ed Hart
W. H. Powner
Miss Anicon Murr
Charles White
G. W. Fraley
Will Burton
Ethel Tucker
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