Butler Road Social Notes Chronicle Local Visitations
Raymond Lehrer of Glendale spent Friday night and Saturday with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Raymond others and neighbors visited throughout the week with friends and relatives. A public sale is noted on the Civisican Diman farm near Gel 34 in commonedig af 19630 share. Community events included sewing societies, birthday celebrations, poems from Tram Riley, an old-time quilt, talks on the Franklin county Historical Society, and a large gathering of thirty-five ladies with refreshments and pumpkin pie.
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Tle
Butler Road
Raymond Lehrer
Glendale
George Rraymond
Bowyer
Mason Js
Big Place
Harriet
Edna Peterson
Dexs
Kiddle
Afterman
Oto Sloueker
Mr. Comer
Hyde Park
Fondersmith
Cuion Sewing Soviety
Cearge Pry
Weilues
Lydian
A. Bruhn
Mas. M. M. Brelin
Springdale
Esday Atadlernoon
Carroll
Meyed
Knox
Edel and
Currie
Amt
Adalph Lehman
Henry Hein
Miminatown
Roy Beckmire
Fannie
Cornelia Amith
Moe Vimup
Howard
Bess Hille
John Hall
P. J. Killian
Tindenham
Twamilon
Sper
Mr and Mars
Michael Lesher
Civisican Ditman
George Haverland
Mr. Bittner
Trealthy
George Raymond
John Clameron
Here
Juhel
Anna Bell Caurat
Missus Petersen
Ainiv ‘Ernoon
Riley
Exch
Lewis Stansberry
New Mexico
Jonny Craig
Ate
Helen Conry
Aphia Stout
M Herm Chirm
Hathaway
Brookville
Iistorical Society
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Mt Carmel Social Notes From Carmel Indiana Oct
Special To The Journal Me Carmel Ind Oct 18 is a local social column listing visits and hosted gatherings. Gales family trip to Shirley, Cincinnati visitors, Harriet Craig and Mary at College Corner, Eliza Mason at Nep re Test, Holly club entertainments, Mrs Ta Ly Seahy Anna Lewis, and various dinners and house calls across the area. Several residents like Mary Conn Mary Moore and Miss Mary Craig share time with friends, with birthday mentions and a ten person training group noted for W C work.
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Carmel
Ind
G. J. Gales
Miner
Shirley
Thompson
di Lila
Janet
Cincinnati
Albert Bislinger
Harriet Craig
Mary
College Corner
Eliza Mason
Ta Ly Seahy
Anna
Lewis
Local Cream Route Sold Amid Small Town Trade Shakeup
In a brief community bulletin, Aaron Morris of Selkirk and Win. Daniel announce the sale of his cream route to Fischer and George Baker Neal. The transfer marks a minor reshaping of local distribution services and affects nearby customers.
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Alert
Janes Loos Stant
Aaron Morris
Selkirk
Win
Daniel
Fischer
George Baker
Neal
McGONIGLE To The Journel and Local Socials
Attendees include Attorney Robert Woodruff and family of Laniston visiting local kin. Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Wayne Stephenson, John of Oxford, and other relatives across Hamilton, Wood, and surrounding towns with extended visits and family updates.
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Mcfivnigle
Robert Woodruff
Laniston
Jank Vicker
Catherine
Annie
Bhanillon
Rimpl
Wayne Stephenson
Sen
John 2
Oxford
Toll
John Withrow
Woorl
Low Black
Charles Marshall
Mas
Dacol Zeigler
Hamilton
John Rieder
Julia Shimpt
John Venilzelman
Wood
Alas Donges
Thanillon
Philip Brown
Louisa Shimpt
Sont
George Conrad
John Bivhler
Local residents spend Sunday afternoon with relatives and neighbors
Wright and Clarenes Meru spent Sunday afternoon with Clarey Cleaver. Amos Fanes is visiting his son George for several days. The Home Telephone Co. line is being serviced to keep it working. Mearl Cleaver visits Mr Paul and Geo. Baker family. Tia Baker visits her brother Frank Faker in Oklahoma.
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Wright
Clarenes Meru
Clarey Cleaver
Amos Fanes
George
The
Home Telephone Co
Hina
Wil Mearl
Mr. Aul
Irs
Geo. Baker
Aml
Tia Baker
Frank Faker
Fila Lamily
Okenna
Local notices from Huntsville area capture visitors and wind storm
Special to the Guardian-Herald reports a string of visits and social calls in Huntsville and nearby Bethany area. Names mentioned include Tessie Gingersen Mary Wilkins Helen Finley Sa Taygiant and Miss Jeri Dhon with several relatives visiting through Sunday evening. Weather notes describe a strong wind event disrupting plans and halting outdoor work. Residents Joseph and family moved to Vail farm near Kyle station while Voorlites hosted guest friends at her home Sunday afternoon.
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Guurnat
Thialaville
de Mins Tessie Gingersen
Bethnieousinn
Mise Mary Wil
Grandma Williams
Helen Finley
Jlagharin
Sa Tlaygiant
O. Bing
White Seation
Thomas Little
Bethany
Guy
Carsael Ling
Borg
Joseph Aml
Joseph Ghikl
Tow
Vail
Kyles Station
Mary Ring
Archie Robinson
James Cheesman
Foster's Crossing
Batmlay
Vernon
Gart
Raoely Little
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