Local Gossip Trails Across Nearby Towns
Wash Sowers traveled to Crawfordsville on business. Mrs Levi Redenbaugh visited relatives in Veedersburg over Sunday. Harry Glascock transacted business in Stone Bluff and Newtown Saturday. Miss Ora Eberle went to Oxford Monday for an extended visit. Miss Della Ratcliff attended ex-commission Roy Ludlow funeral in Veedersburg Saturday. Mrs Ellet Stonebraker and daughter Emma Ham of Alamo visited Prof Earl D Jones over Sunday. Mrs Stonebraker is Mrs Jones mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Redenbaugh
Veedersburg
Ora Eberle
Oxford
Della Ratcliff
Roy Ludlow
Ellet Stonebraker
Emma Ham
Alamo
Earl D. Jones
Stonebraker
Jones
Local Notes from Parke County Community News
Parke county residents share visits illnesses and travel with several trips to Terre Haute Montezuma Stone Bluff and Logan Sport. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Goddard attending a funeral and Rev Kelsey’s meetings, plus moves purchases and home improvements around the area.
Local Farm News and Family Moves in Indiana Town
Mr Boswell and family moved on Jim Furrs farm. A daughter weighing ten pounds was born to John Furrs family last Thursday. Aunt Alice Moffett visits her daughter Mrs Frank Maris. Till Booe visited Friday to check farming interests. John J Miller of Wabash township passed through the city Monday. Will Coats and wife visited Scotts Prairie relatives Sunday. Harry Booe expands into chicken farming with a batch of 150. Henry Glascock and Allie McCord toured Lilburn Mo on a prospecting trip. Uncle Jim Booe sold his farm to Till Booe of Veedersburg and a sale will be held before moving. W P Hamilton moved from Wilson farm to a farm south of Covington bought last summer. Bloomer Frazier moved onto the Wilson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Booe
Till Booe
Veedersburg
W. P. Hamilton
Wilson Farm
Covington
Bloomer Frazier
Wilson
Local notes from Harveysburg district week
Harveysburg updates show Little Park resident Ratcliff ill this week. Leeman Wilkins traveled to Cayuga on Monday. Myron Pithoud began work for John Eberle Monday. Joseph Little and Eli Hamman visited A. H. Bardin's Monday. The new owner of the John Boyer property moved in Friday. Mrs. Ella Ratcliff stayed with J. H. Ephlin for several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Little
Eli Hamman
A. H. Bardin
John Boyer
Ella Ratcliff
J. H. Ephlin
Oliver No 1 Riding Cultivator Feature
The Oliver No 1 Riding Cultivator is praised as a highly economical farm machine with parallel gangs maintaining uniform spacing and full ground contact. Its power lift and automatic frame enable easy operation, and a single lever raises and lowers both gangs. Wheel spacing is adjustable to 38 inches for narrow rows, and the article notes a giveaway date for this plow.
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George Wilkins
Mertha Everetts
Elizabeth Reece
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George Shell
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David Ratcliff
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Ruby
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Ham Ratcliff
Ella Rateliff
Miss Grace
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Mark Inlow
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Ralph Keller
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Mr. Boswell
Jim Furr
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Alice Moffett
Mrs. Frank Maris
John J. Miller
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Will Coats
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Harry Booe
Henry Glascock
Allie McCord
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Leeman Wilkins
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Myron Pithoud
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