Sandborn Baptist group meeting and events in February
The Sandborn Baptist Missionary society met for the February session at Mrs. Minnie Cade’s home with prayers and songs. Themes included The Women of Afar. reports featured papers and letters. A quilting gathering hosted by Mrs. John Pitcher followed, with a large list of attendees and a noon covered dish. Nearby social notes mention visits and kin among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Cade
Missionary Society
Livestock market report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis February cattle hogs and sheep prices show Hog numbers 4,000 with holdovers 107 and be steadier to 10e lower. Heavies 0.80 to 0.50. mediums 9.40 to 9.60. lights 9.40 to 9.80. Cattle 1,000 with steers 10.50 to 10.75. beef cows 4.25 to 7.50. cutters 2.50 to 4. Bulls 4 to 4.86. Lambs 600 with little change. fed westerns 8.85. natives about 3,765.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
U.P
Our Yesterdays Roosevelt Hunted Big Game in Africa
Roosevelt hunted big game in Africa and collected animal specimens for the National Museum in Washington. He returned with a valuable, prized collection that enhances the museum's holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Africa
Teddy
National Museum
Washington
Local families gather for weekend visits and meals
Mr and Mrs Otho Breck and family plus Mr and Mrs Doe Riley and son Marcus formerly in Indianapolis spent Friday night with his parents the Theodore Riley family. They left Saturday for natington west Virginia where Mr Riley has responsibility. Coy Johnson and daughters Mary Alice and Wanda Jean of Oolitic were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Sullivan and family. Afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Nolting Mrs Ernest Nolting and daughter Patricia Rose and Ora Sullivan. Theodore Riley spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ham e Sharp. Harry Miller and daughter Helen and son Hubert visited Mr and Mrs Carl Moyer and family. Lloyd Miller Robert Tolen Albur tis and Everett Nolting visited Sunday with Harold Hoffeditz. Clyde Breck and daughters Doris and Clarann were dinner guests of his mother Bertha Breck. Violet Spice of Lyons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Shonk and family. Everett Mutter Spaugh visited Mr and Mrs Fred Nolting and family Saturday night. Harold Bohley and children Hester Evelyn and Joe Mayson visited relatives at Lewis Sunday afternoon. Ilva Bohley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Homer Roy Tolen and daughters Lena Ruth Leona and Barbara from Friday to Monday with relatives near Kansas Ill. Noah Reed Airestus Hollars and daughter Kitta Rose and Rex Hoffeditz and son Harold were supper guests Wednesday evening of the family. Mrs Fred Nolting Mrs Ernest Nolting and Mr and Mrs Carl Moyer and children spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs John Blanton and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandborn
Ind
Sandborn Baptist Missionary Society
Minnie Cadehursday
Martha Grass
Ernestine Thompson
E.R. Campbell
C. R. McBride
C. C. Winkles
Mesdames T. Jd. Corbin
Russell ‘Cleveland
R. Campbell
Gustav Dua
A.L. Thompson
Martha ‘Gross
Geo. Lucas
F. C. Pahmeler
CO. C. Winkles
Minnie Cade
Pitcher
John Pitcher
Roy Gray
Owen McElravy
Earl Anderson
Desse Morison
John Berry
John Lee
Osa Skeels
En England
Floyd Shake
Harry Bowman
John Waggoner
James McCormick
Chris Lewis
Clyda Kinnett
Mary Beard
Andrew Stoner
Plainville
William Stoner
Minnie
Chelsia Spick
Bigknell
Barney Peden
Indianapolis
Barbara Peden
T. C. Lankford
Alice Berryman
Dwardsport
Herbert 'Proup
Rachel, Nall
Lou Turner
O. CC. Hochstettler
Terre Haute
Doe Riley
Marcus
Theodore Riley
Natington
West Va
Riley
Coy Johnson
Mary Alice
Wanda Jean
Oolitic
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Fred ‘Nolting
Ernest Nolting
Patricia Rose
Ora Sullivan
Hamm‘e ‘Sharp
Harry Miller
Helen
Hubert
Carl Moyer
Lloyd Miller
Robert Tolen
Alburtis
Everett Nolting
Harold Hoffeditz
Clyde Breck
Doris
Clarann
Bertha Breck
Violet Spice
Lyons
Dan Shonk
Everett Mutter‘spaugh
Fred Nolting
Harold 'Bohley
Hester
Evelyn
Joe 'Mayson
Lewis
Ilva
Rexhoffeditzea
Harold
Notice of Administration for Florence E. Wolford Estate
Billie F. Cooper is appointed administrator of the Florence E. Wolford estate in Greene County Indiana. The circuit court judge declares the estate solvent. The appointment date is February 19, 1935, and R. M. Vincent is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County
State of
Indiana
Florence E. Wolford
Billie F. Cooper
R. M. Vincent
Local social notes from Ja donville and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Mack Wright of Ja donville hosted visitors over the weekend including Obert Gulleté and son Floyd in Linton on business. Mack Fitzgerald and Tennyson visited Indianapolis on business. Other locals noted include Penk Edwards of Spencer, Charles Garrett of Indianapolis, Mrs Smith Wines visiting Mr and Mrs Claude Daily of Bicknell, Ray Golliher and daughters Ruby and Mary from Plainville visiting Emma Cross, Doyle Johnson from near Linton on business, Robert Spurgeon from near Sandborn visiting his sister Dan Smith, Mrs Clara Lukenbill visiting her son Lewis in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Wright
Jadonville
Wright
Gulleté
Son Floyd
Linton
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Department
Wakefield
Harold Priest
Chas
Liv South Main
Jones & Son
Claude Sipes
Powell Motor Sales
Sullivan Reduction Company
Sullivan, Ind
Stell Post
Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Co
Paul Lester
Hamilton Drug Company
Tsp Smohn V. Robinson
Atlas R
Grover Terhune
Ferman Fordyce
R. R
Rishers
Fourth Street Northeast
Kenneth Neill
Charis Foundation
Grace Sprouse
St. Terre Haute
Peggie
Mene
Johnson Feed & Supply Co
The
Gion
Ial
Singer Sewing Machine
Jeschke
Dees
Cullison
Rawleigh
Taylor's
Fifth
New Shore
Hinton
Taylor
South Linton
Welch & Cornett Funeral Home
Charles W. Johnson
Johnson Feed and Supply
P. ’ ‘Webster
Standard Building
Cleveland
Ohio
Theodore
Teddy) Roosevelt
Otho Breck
Fam
Ily
Carl ‘Moyer
John Blanton
Margo
Norge
E. Vincennes
White & Myers Groceries and Meats
Terhune Apts
Gentry
J. C. Penney CO
En's
Ax & Ry
Pontiac
G. W. Vincernes
Oakley
County Loan Company
S. Main St
Cooper the Cleaner
Letterman Hatchery
Iin Ton
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