Many local residents host guests in West Atlas area
A long list of visits and dinners fills a West Atlas social page with relatives, neighbors, and friends gathering at homes across Dugger, Jasonville, and surrounding communities. Guests include the Sims, Thomas, Bales, Goodwin, Story, Heaton, Lovelace, Burkett, Hudson, Riley, Prosser, and Stein families, among others, with occasions ranging from dinners to birthday observances and Sunday gatherings. The narrative notes multiple cross-town travels, friendships, and family connections, ending with a tribute to Mrs. Gertrude Jones Swaby of Dugger, who died in Tilton, Arkansas, leaving a husband, two children, and many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stein
Cass
Frank Buschur
George
Swaby
Morris Chapel
Walter Swahy
Tilton
Ark
Gertrude Jones
Dugger
Buddy Rutlidée
Linton-Dugger Road
Twe
Dinner Guests Gather Across Towns in One Sunday
NINE MILE Mr and Mrs William Kramer Sr hosted guests Sunday including Mrs August Kramer and Mr and Mrs Henry Krazmar with son Paul and Ed Kramer of Linton. In afternoon Mr and Mrs Eli Corbon near Bolton. Leonard Thoffeditz hosted Frank Hoffeditz Ellis Rex Hoffeditz and son Harold, and William Squires family Madge Lucille Leonard, Miss Gladys Riley visited Eva Riley Orlando Breck home from Indiana University for weekend. Albert Wirth teaching in Rob Ind spent the week home. Stella Blanton visited Mildred Breck. Elmer Lucas spent Sunday with Reed Lucas al Sullivan. Mrs Elsworth Riley and daughter Gladys visited Tuesday with Miss Hazel Hirth. Clint Bohley and Victor Cooksey family Sunday night. Owen Daily and Louis Daily of Lyons called on Ellsworth Riley’s family Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sims
Manerva Thomas
Clara Payne
May Bales
Earl. Bales
Brownstown
Thomas Home
Dexter Ferguson
Jasonville
Mary J. Goodwin
Raymond Ham
Wormean
Monnday
Joe Goodwin
T. J. Shields
Floyd
Hallie Underwood
Greene-Sullivan County
Gilbert
Story
Dugper-Pleasantville Road
George
Eliza Story
Dugger-Pleasantville Road
Sam Heaton
Floyd Townsley
Olaf
Mildred
Joan
Pleasant
Dugger
Margaret A. Bedwell
Theodore Riley
Eva
Nine Mile
Claude Martindale
Frank Buschur
Thomas Prosser
Terre Haute
James Dennis
Donald Eugene
Lyons
Otis Gray
Leo Goodwin
Ruthle
Earl Goodwin
Melvin, Juagita
Earl Juning
Norma Ruth
Guy Goodwin
Max
Victory Joe
Plainsville
Joel Goodwin
Ward
Wade Martindale
West Atlas
Ima June
Bernice
Elaine
Meeda Gray
Nene Mitchell
Arista Bedwell
Charles Trent
Robert
Augusta
Manford
Marion Ralph
Mary Ruth
Walter McGhee
Herbert
Donald
South
Urban Lovelace
Hubert
Edith Booker
Hume
Floyd Booker
Louis Stein
Cass
William Kramer
August Kramer
So Garrett
Henry Krazmar
Paul
Ed Kramer
Linton
Eli Corbon
Near Bolton
Leonard Thoffeditz
Frank Hoffeditz
Ellis
Rex Hoffeditz
Harold
Wiliam Squires
Madge
Lucille
Leonard
Gladys
Riley
Orlando
Breck
Indiana University
Charles Breck
Albert Wirth
Rob
Ind
Stella Blanton
Mildred Breck
Elmer Lucas
Reed Lucas
al P Sullivan
Elsworth Riley
Hazel Hirth
Clint Bohley
Victor Cooksey
Owen Daily
Louis Daily
Ellsworth Riley
Cars In Collision At Main And First Streets
This morning at the Main and First streets intersection two cars driven by George Dorn and John Cerar collided. An electric light pole was knocked down and both cars sustained damage, estimated at about 25 and 15 dollars respectively.
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George Dorn
John Cerar
Local store adds Marco Frank Grass radio lineup
Mrs. Mary Benifield remains seriously ill. Rev and Mrs W F E Watkins of Lyons visited last Wednesday. A new barber, Mr Herndon from Pleasantville, arrives in town. Fred Grass, bookkeeper at Showers Furniture in Bloomington, spent weekend with his parents. Ray Smith and family moved into Grover Myers’ home as the Myers plan a winter in Arizona. The Economic Club hosted farewell for Mrs Retta Blackwood and Mrs Grace Morgan, who depart for Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Benifield
W. FE. Watkins
Lyons
Herndon
Pleasantville
Fred Grass
Bloomington
Frank Grass
Ray Smith
Grover Myers
Arizona
Retta Blackwood
Grace Morgan
Blackwood
Morgan
Florida
S. S. S. restores appetite and red blood cells
An old advertisement extols S. S. S. as a remedy for loss of appetite and weak blood, promising renewed energy from richer red blood cells. It claims dishes taste better, nausea fades, and life improves as blood becomes stronger. Buy from druggists. larger size advertised as economical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arerenser
Nature
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First National Service
Young Men’s
Millon Battery Station
Main St
Ford
Sar
Tsa
Oldsmobile
Gerin Sales & Service
Mays
Marco
Dr. Bull
Rhodenbeck Bros
Tages
Gable
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
South Main Street
Greene County Loan Company
Indiana
Welch
Nash
Linton Nash Motor Co
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