Burress Chapel Social Visits Farm Community Scene
Mr and Mrs Rex Spear and daughter Gladys Mae visited near Carlisle. Mrs Sheldon Goodman and Mrs Mary Bedwell spent Friday with the Goodman family. Dugger visitors Esther and Attis Pitcher stayed with Lou Fainot’s family. Carson Dugger area residents joined others in Sunday visits across several households. The article notes illness of Mrs Goodman after a stroke and various Sunday Calls among local families including Padgetts, Bedwells, and Brinsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Spear
Gladys Mae
Bill Spear
Carlisle
Sheldon Goodman
Mary Bedwell
Martie Goodman
Esther
Attis Pitcher
Dugger
Lou Fainot
Russell Pitcher
Clive Bedwell
Washington
Jonas Baker
James Fainot
Clarence Padgett
Pleasantville, Co
Riley Padgett
Linda Beck
Ernest Brinson
Will Bedwell
Dode Bedwell
Douglas Bedwell
Amanda Roach
Bucktown
Mary Goodman
Millie Jackson
Matt Bedwell
Florence Goodman
Edgar Goodman
Virtue Goodman
Vera Medley
Pleasantville
Nellie Lindsey
Miss Bedwell
Sullivan
Albert Marquart
Oswald Wellers
Violet
Shirkie
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Shortie Reynolds. Mr and Mrs Hallie Wright and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Russell at Lyons. Rev B E Stevens and family visited near Clay City from Monday to Thursday. Charles went to Indianapolis Thursday morning. Mr Garrett is on vacation. Will Alkire and wife visited Tuesday evening. Irvan Beasley and family from Linton called on Fred Heim and family Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Indianapolis
Mr. Garrett
Will
Alkire
Irvan Beasley
Linton
Fred Heim
Marriage Licenses Bloomfield July 17 Report
Clerk David F. Bland issued licenses to wed since last week including Frank Sullivan of Lyons and Bertha Fenson of Linton, Roswell Abrams and Edna Hendricks of Beech Creek township, Paul Burris of Linton and Mary Carpenter, Paul Norris and Laura Bland of Richland township, Ralph Coley and Vada Watkins of Beech Creek, William Catson and Ima Cox of Linton, Howard Livingston and Ruth Boone of Dugger, and Ray Morse of Hymera with Marion Murphy of Jasonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sullivan
Lyons
Bertha Fenson
Linton
Roswell G. Abrams
Edna Hendricks
Beech Creek Township
Paul C. Burris
Mary J. Carpenter
Paul Norris
Laura Bland
Richland Township
Ralph Coley
Vada Watkins
William J. Catson
Ima M. Cox
Howard
L. Livingston
Ruth L. Boone
Dugger
Ray Curtis Morse
Hymera
Marion Murphy
Jasonville
Picnic Visitors and Church News Round Pleas antville District
Marco Archie Spencer and family Ray Timmerman and family all of Pleas antville Everett Garrett and family went on a picnic near Spencer last Sunday Clint Pope who came here to attend his father William Pope s funeral left for Portland Ore Jess Figgins and daughter Manda line of Tounton were here Tuesday on business Rev W H Watkins of Sandborn did not fill his regular appointment last Sunday night Albert Goodrich and family of Bicknell were calling on relatives here Tuesday afternoon Several persons attend the band concert at Lyons last Saturday night Wheat is arriving at the elevator and has turned out better than expected Mrs Charley Gastineau s grandfather Mr Walker of Lyons was buried in Marco cemetery Wednesday Everett Garrett wife and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Spencer
Ray Timmerman
Pleasantville
Everett Garrett
Spencer
Clint Pope
William Pope
Portland
Ore
Jess Figgins
Mandaline
Tounton
W. H. Watkins
Sandborn
Albert Goodrich
Bicknell
Lyons
Charley’ ‘Gastineau
Walker
Marco
Yesterday's Scores Across Major Leagues
In American Association Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 11 to 3 and Kansas City defeated Galprabis 14 to 9. Toledo won 5 to 2 over Milwaukee while Louisville topped St Paul 11 to 9 in ten innings. In National League New York won 7 to 5 against St. Louis as Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati 5 to 2 and Philadelphia defeated Chicago 3 to 0. Boston won 9 to 8 in ten innings over Pittsburg. American League saw St Louis 11 Boston 6 and Philadelphia 12 Chicago 3 with Washington 2 Detroit 1 and Cleveland 17 New York 9. Three Eye League results include Terre Haute 56 Bloomington 4, Peoria 8 Danville 3, Springfield 3 Décatur 2, and Evansville 14 Quincy 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Galprabis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Terre Haute
Bloomington
Peoria
Danville
Springfield
Décatur
Evansville
Quincy
Miss Parks on Stage with Doyle Tent Show
Former Linton girl Miss Madeline Parks will appear in this city all next week with the Doyle tent show. A talented musician, she will be featured as a blue singer and piano player. She has sat with the Doyle company for three years and once lived on North Main street, leaving many friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Parks
Linton
Doyle
Miss Parks
Doyle Company
North Main Street
Switz City Bank President Recuperating in Indianapolis
Daniel J. Stantz, president of the Switz City bank, is in Methodist hospital in Indianapolis for two weeks after surgery. He is recuperating nicely and plans to return home to Switz City in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Stantz
Switz City Bank
Methodist
Indianapolis
Switz City
Linton Boys Hike From Trinity Springs to Shoals
A postcard from the Linton boys camp at Trinity Springs arrived at the Daily Citizen. It notes a hike to Shoals yesterday and a return to camp by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Citizen
Trinity Springs
Shoals
Trinity
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First National Bank
Greene County
Greene County Loan Company
Indiana Industrial Lenders Association
Upstaira
Filbert
E. J. Ecker & Son
First Christian Choir
Famous Musical Organization
First Christian Church
Wayne Hamilton
Altar Rosary Society
St. Peter’s Church
K. of C. Hall
Christian Church
Burris Chapel
Buster Keaton
Ruth Dwyer
Bloomfield
David F. Bland
New Orleans
George Parenti
Henry Pepper
Constance Manghine
Parenti
Manghine
Rhodenbeck Bros
North Main St
Ford
TUDOR
Paul Fry
Vincennes Street
Acdin
Sherwood Service & Sales Co
East
Vincennes St
Fender
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