County Correspondence Notes Local Visits and Trips
Ralph Conk owns a new pony. James Conk traveled to Edinburg Monday. Charles Whitson visited Hope Saturday. Luna Lane of Greensburg visited home folks over Sunday. Grandmas Messenheimer and Conk relatives featured. Numerous town and surrounding area visits plus an oyster supper planned by Christian church on November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conk
Edinburg
Charles Whitson
Hope
Luna Lane
Greensburg
Leete Chellie
Liblon
George Cook
Harry Wierman
Gladys Miers
Ed Miers
Lela Simmonds
Clem Logan
John Conk
Joseph Shellie
Indianapolis
Charles Worland
Alma
Raymond
Alonzo Goins
Rugby
Messenheimer
Frank Creech
Lucile
Mollie Swift
Icy Wolfe
Alva Goodwin
the Grove
Ralph
Henry Wetson
Grandma’’ Yealey
Will Minor
Burney
Revival meetings and local notices in Westport
Mrs. Matilda Johnson visits relatives in Westport. A Baptist church supper was held Saturday night. Miss Mattie Sharp lies ill with pneumonia but shows slight improvement. A revival is underway at the Methodist church led by Rev Westhafer. Rev Odel of the Baptist church announced a revival beginning on Thanksgiving day. Examination week passed in local schools with teachers pleased by pupil progress. A. B. White, formerly of here, died in Hartsville November 7 and was buried at Milford with a wife and five children. Rev Wayhioger, scouting a piano and organ teacher for Taylor University, preached at the Methodist church and secured Miss Klopsk of Columbus who accompanied him to Upland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Johnson
Westport
The
Baptist Church
Mattie Sharp
Methodist Church
Westhafer
Odel
A. B. White
Hartsville
Milford
Wayhioger
Taylor University
Miss Klopsk
Columbus
Upland
Local Social News From Sandusky Area
Sandusky and surrounding communities report visits among families including Hugh Coy Ora Meek Sumner Lowe from Spring Hill, Ora Meek and family near Clarksburg, Will Martin and wife Milroy, Frank Martin and wife, Walter Sefton near Williamstown, Jessie and Mary Nation Greensburg, and events like an oyster supper at the schoolhouse on Thursday November 26.Additional visits and social gatherings are noted among residents and guests in Greensburg Milroy and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Coy
Ora Meek
Indianapolis
Sumner Lowe’s
Spring Hill
Taylor Meek
Walter Sefton
Williamstown
W. A. Club
Jessie
Mary Nation
Greensburg
Ladies Aid Society
Margaret Nation
Kitty Waybright and Son
Fred Mock and Family
Milroy
Local notes from St Paul and surrounding area
Tuesday visits bring Hazel to Milford to see his children. Doctors Mulligan and Williams attend patients in Greensburg and St Paul. High school teacher Dennison visits Sardinia while Prof Crawley recovers. Editor Kaler rumored to sell paper and move to Wisconsin. Box supper for St Omer school fund. Families travel between Milford Greensburg and Troy Ohio for visits, housekeeping plans, and winter relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Sardinia
J. R. Crawley
Kaler
Dickey
Kentucky
Wisconsin
St. Omer
Charles L. Williams
Esther
John Wesley Morris
Troy
Ohio
Milford
C. M. Sanders
Milroy Notes and Local Updates From Milroy Indiana
Local items report Harold Baldridge recovering from illness. Edward Rickets to manage wells at the tile factory. Maud Stout of Horace visits friends. Jessie Carder of Westport visits brother Ernest. William Campbell buys J. M. Thomas property and moves to town. Milroy M. E. Church notes changes and new pastors. Parishioners gather for missions and a five-number lecture course opens with the Village Singers. Master Thomas Hillis returns home after typhoid fever recovery. Mt. Olivet transfers to Milroy, new pastor H. W. Baldridge to lead. Milroy builds parsonage, plans larger church. Richland and Bethesda start the year well under pastor E. L. Winner. Mrs. Thomas Francis returns from Rushville visit. Several locals visit relatives in Indianapolis Greensburg and Clarksburg. No school in primary room Monday due to illness of teacher. Baptist church members host pastor’s wife at a surprise gathering. Mrs. Maria Kelley dies at eighty nine. funeral held at Otter Creek conducted by Rev J. G. Brengle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hillis
Prof Dules
Clarksburg
Milroy Circuit
M. E
Greensburg
Rushville
F. M. Westhafer
Milroy
Oliver
T. J. Anthony
Shiloh
Sandusky
C. L. Griffeth
Richlan
Bethesda
Shilohs
Mt. Olivet
H. W. Baldridge
Richland
E. L. Winner
Local notes from La Loma Place and Greensburg area
James Readenom assists James Oliphant in shucking corn as many locals finish harvest. Mrs. Elmer Woodruff visits with Mrs. Jones and daughters while Mrs. Harry Carr and Mrs. Laura Case call on Will Carr’s family. Elmer Woodruff’s family spend time with Nathan Woodruff’s kin. The Burney protracted meeting draws neighbors, and James Readenow rents Oliphant’s place as Oliphant contemplates moving to Burney due to ill health. Jones brothers shread corn at John Wilson’s prior to resuming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Readenom
James Oliphant
Elmer Woodruff
Jones
Harry Carr
Laura Case
Will Carr
Allen
Greensburg
Frank
Eugene
Nathan Woodruff
Forest Hill
Bently Allen
Ben
Chester Allen
Burney
James Readenow
Mr. Oliphant
Jones Brothers
John Wilsons
How to Get Strong by P J Daly in Chicago
P J Daly of 1247 West Congres street Chicago reports his mother once frail gains strength from Electric Bitters. He claims marked flesh increase, insomnia relief, and steady improvement. The tonic targets stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold with guarantee at F M Henry's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
West Congres Street
Chicago
F. M. Henry’s
Wedding of Silas Coy and Rose Maple at Greensburg
Downeyville notes a popular local groom Silas Coy marrying Rose Maple of Newpoint in Greensburg on Thursday November 12. Rev H Morrow officiated. The couple receives hearty congratulations and wishes for a joyful life voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Coy
Rose Maple
Newpoint
Greensburg
H. Morrow
Westport Weather Jubilee Amid Wood Fire
Westport reports W M Sharps woods burning as residents monitor flames. Other local notes include Mrs E G Davis shopping in Greensburg and Miss Maud Novinger visiting Georgetown friends. Several residents travel between Letts Greensburg and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Davis
Greensburg
Maud Novinger
Georgetown
Mary Burk
Joseph
Indianapolis
L. E. Dixon
Letts
John Taylor
Jared Keith
George
Mary DeWeese
Panther Creek Community Notes and Health News
Miss Pearl McKelvey of Mapleton visited Sunday with a friend. J L Fultz delivered hogs to Westport dealers on Saturday. James Taylor and family spent Sunday on the creek. Sammie Weiles milks for W O Henry and delivers to Westport. Neal Jessup and Nelle Woiles visited the Woiles children Sunday. A C Lehman suffered heart trouble about midnight Saturday. doctor aided. Our milk man W O Henry is in critical condition with Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Earl
Westport
Our Creek
Sammie Weiles
W. O. Henry
Neal Jessup
Nelle
Woiles
A. C. Lehman
Local Social Notes Report Busy Weekend in Greensburg Area
Sunday visits and weekend travel fill social pages. Numerous residents such as William T Rominger Bert McClintic and Lillian Barnby are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in Greensburg Indianapolis Columbus and Everton. A new baby boy arrives for Diek Ruell and wife Herschel is named. Church services and Christmas events are noted with Rev F M Westafer delivering a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Pottorff
Maggie Rominger
Bertie L. Clapp
Indianapolis
Marjory Coffey
Louise McIntyre
Columbus
Diek Ruell
Hrschel
Mary
Maude
Montie Beek
Wiliam F. Powell
Indiarapolis
Phillipy
Rome Ferry
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Clifty
Ralph Conk
Grandma’’ Messenheimer
Alonzo Goins and Family
Eva Worland
Merle Miers
Robert Miers
C. A. Coffey
Ernest Embry
St. Paul
Oscar Miers
Sherman Graham
Ladies of the Christian Church
Jacob Brown
Will Palmer
Barbara Golay
Nettie Gayer
Lou Golay
Will Martin
Frank Martin
Mr. Hazel
Dr. Mulligan
Adams
Miss Dennis
Nature Study Club
F. M. Howard
Williams
Bland
Callicutt
John Christian
Martha Elliott
J. W. Morris
Fiatrock
Dr. Williams
Nellie Robertson
Mamie Wooley
Hazel Shortridge
Ely Avery
Goldie Martin
Emma Johannes
Mrs
Hal Adams
Mrs. Adam
Harold Baldridge
Edward Rickets
Jessie Carder
Ernest
W.L. McKee
Cincinnati
F. O. Hillis
Lansing
Michigan
M. E. Church Aid Society
L. L. Ferree
William Campbell
J. M. Thomas
Oliver Harcourt
W. R.C
E E. Richardson
Tom House
Dr. Tis Use
Mary Kenton
A. McCullough
Thomas Francis
Milror
Ed Patterson
George Carson
Hme
Council Bluffs, Law
Lillie Trove
S«Nucrek Association
He Baptist Church
Maria Kelley
Otter Creek
J. G. Brengle
Garner
la Loma Place
Downeyville
Elizabeth Borgsted
William Roberts
Voltair
North Dakota
W. Bion Adkins
Indianapapolis
New Little Flatrock Baptist Church
the Star Church
Cora Spear Packer
Burmah
Baptist Observer
D. W. Hazelrigg
A. F. Hier
John R. Turner
L. A. Jewett & Son
S. Peterson
Waldron
Clemons & Son
W. M. Sharp
Panther Creek
J. L. Fultz
William T. Rominger
Bert McClintic
Harold O'Neal
Lillian Barnby
Samuel
Graham Prep Rity
Wiefield Burney
Thomas (Iitt
Justus Benson
T. Pauce
Griff. Ora
Les. Gentry W. Rominger
Visi. Savents
Will Sharp
Uoda Lake
Everton
Oother
Stafford Jo Testo
Riley
Los Args
Case
Joeh Ettey
F. M. Westafer
M. E Church
Cristmas
Boston
Guthrie & Mitchel
Beaucleve
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