Martinsville guest attends Oldenburg academy commencement
A report lists social notes from Greensburg and nearby towns. Cunningham of Martinsville attends Oldenburg academy commencement while Miss Marie Braden and other residents host weekend guests. Local church events, travel, illnesses, and community notices fill the page with multiple named people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Martinsville
Frank Donneller
Oldenburg ‘Academy
American Candy Co
Marie Braden
Dies Grace Morrison
Shelbyville
Baptist Church
Local Notes on Farmers Meeting and Town News
Seventeen farmers from Bartholomew Shelby Rush and Decatur attended a joint session in Columbus June 25 where I Ainsworth and Z T Riley spoke while I L Mobley welcomed the group. George VanBuskirk visited his daughter in Bentonville. S B Maguire returned to Maysville for a Kentucky cavalry reunion. A July Fourth rain altered courthouse park observances. Rev Joseph Tarkington delivered an oldtime county history talk. Prof W P Shannon and Miss Mary Hester wed at Charles Town June 29. Greensburg and Clarksburg bands failed to place in Shelbyville tournament with Whiteland and Lebanon taking top honors. Hal Hamilton sailed for Europe June 1. Robert A Brown of the Franklin Republican is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Miyazaki
San Francisco
General Assembly
Rush Patton
Zola Martin
Carrie Thackery
Allen Davis
Colorado
Springs
Davis
Albert Roberts
Roberts
Westport
Lawrence Guess
St. Paul
Fie Ladoga Schools
Fsth
L. Ll. Stoner
Guess
Milady
Paragon
Baptist Church
Fred
Russell
Clyde Meek
William Batterton
G. W. Rowe
Milroy
Ed ‘Lynan
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Indianapolis
Columbus
Bartholomew
Shelby
Rush
Decatur
Lyman L. Mobley
I. Ainsworth
Z. T. Riley
George VanBuskirk
Bentonville
W. F. Birdsell
Court House Park
Joseph Tarkington
Frank Robison
W. P. Shannon
Mary Hester
Charlestown
G. L Curtis
Greensburg
Clarksburg
Shelbyville
Whiteland
Lebanon
Hal Hamilton
Europe
Franck Champ
B. van Phul
Mion
Camback
Macedonia
Iowa
B. F. Clayton
Decatur County
Me’ W. Harking
Milford
William Torrence
B. L. Dolph
Mt. Pleasant
Sandcreek
Dowden
South Broadway
Holman Black
Roanna Thompson
William J. Robinson
Adams
Roanna James
John
Hannah Robinson
B. F. Bennett
M. D. Tackatt
Mr. Bennett
Lawrenceburg
Col
M. C. Welsh
Capt
Jesse Neff
William ©. Jeffries
Bayless Stogshill
C. B. Riley
Seth Donnell
Cimarron
Kan
John Sherman
Charlie
Little Ben
Harrison
W. M. Roberts
Downeyville
Worthington
Phoebe Shelhorn
Elizabeth
Franklin
J. ‘Glass
Monfort
Colorado Springs
Elmer
Mr. Monfort
David Monfort
Curtis McCoy
McCoy Lake
Walter Dille
George Martin
Grant County
Dille
Lizzie Lathrop
Charles Gray
Miers
Morgan L. Miers
Burney
Mahala Miers
Walter Ehrhardt
Purdue
Pharmacy
W. J. Hill
Philadelphia
J. C. Barbe
M. E
Harry Mount
Arene
Pendleton calls new superintendent amid July events
Reports show Rev William Torrance and family accepting a call to oversee Pendleton schools. July activity includes temperance meetings, a post office robbery thwarted by Holman Black, and multiple local funerals and reunions across Adams and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Torrance
Imes D. White
Pendleton Hools
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Lois Gilchrist
The
Presbyterian Bible School
Logansport
Frank Gartin
Mexico
Vera Cruz
van Woodfill
Hubert Eich
Woodfill
Will Gay
Bay Park
L. Everhart
Charles Swinford
Cynthiana, Ky
Harris City
Louis D. Eward
Hoosier Capital
Little Cedar Baptist Church
Brookville
Christian Church
Elwood
T. B. Gullefer
East Washington Street
Hamilton ‘College
A.C. “Brown
Rushville
J. B. Robison
Jethro Meek
Prosser Clark
Pacific Coast
Roland
Portland
California
Charles Dowden
Seattle
Lawrenceburg Press
James E. Withrow
J. D. Garrison
Bartholomew County
Columbus City
Columbus Township
Maysville
Kentucky Cavalry
Robert A. Brown
Kranklin Republican
Hazel Jenkins
Henry Jenkins
Sardinia
Bear Creek Baptist Church
Tillie Hitchell
Lucile Clark
Cincinnati
College of Music
Zarsycki
Barr
Charlies B. Riley
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indianapolis Times
Mowrey
Charlie’? Williams
Dick’’ Thomas
Champeen
McCoy’s Lake
St. John & Guthrie's
P. Minesr
San Diego
Minear
Littell & Stewart
Dorothy McMillan
Connersville
Florine Tillson
Helen Woodfill
Vassar
Mary Woodfill
Wellesley
Eliza Zeigler
Johnston Flat
Sadie Poling
LaPrairie
Ill
Emma Poling
James S. Donnell
Ale Howard
Everett
Wash
Forrest
Edwin Weat
O. A. McCoy
Model Grocery 18
Everhart
South Side
Square
Mary Adams
Letts
Harry Boyd
Anderson
Artie McMillan
North Side
Emma Dean Anderson
Indias
Misa Crystal
M. B
J. W. Beck
Library Square
Emma Steinning
Georgia
Gertrude Walker
Stella Wortman
Weleetka
Ohio
G. L. Roberts
John Wittkemper
Millhousen
Carel Brown
Bonner, Hart & Ryap
H. O. Craig's
Elks
Arva Stewart
Corinth
Virginia Martin
Marion Owen
Moscow
Mary Osting
John Osting
J. E. Marr
Thomas F. Hargitt
Thurss Wasson
Charles Wasson
W. C. Marshall
Allen Blackledge
Elmer Sefton
Blackledge
John Heritage
Milwaukee
Wis
Jacob’ Emmett
Clarksburn
Rébecca Daily
Agai
G. P. ‘Hadfield
Jean County
Jordan
Margaret Vasche
Goodland
W. T. Cones
Litter, & Stewart
A. L. Everhart
Park
W. W. Woodfill
S. W. Pleak
Arbuckle
Overland Auto Co
I. M. Sanders
Methodist Hospital
Dr. Sanders
Linton W. Sands
pier + health
Walter Kirby
Charles Ray
Sandusky
Fletcher Sanitarium
Ivan Aultman
C. C. Lowe
Oakland
William DeMoss
John DeMoss
Henderson
Bush County
DeMoss
Co. E
J. A. Gardner
J. C. Crews
M Jane Shirk
Howard
Thomson Davis’ Camp
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