Local Notes From Our Correspondents
Our correspondents report varied items including a health update for Everett Faircloth and a family visit scene with Merv and Mrs Moses Harger to their daughter Bertha Radmond on Saturday night. Lena Rolens, visiting relatives at Flat River, has retired home. A Mae Tompson owned mile stake was recently damaged. Winsted traveled to Fredericktown this week for a trip. George Jones and family visited Chaelew Melsinger’s Sunday. May Frowern appears in the week’s notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Husted
Everett Faircloth
Merv
Moses Harger
Bertha Radmond
Lena Rolens
Flat River
Mae Tompson
Winsted
Fredericktown
George Jones Wd
Local notes from Baker district and community visits
Perkins Creel Health mixed with centile notes as farmers plan corn planting. John Miller and family visited Jeff Tapmas's Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Moser filled his regular appointment at Union Hill Sunday. "Chandra" Shelley visiting her daughter Mrs Henry McWilliams. Singing at R A Perkine's well attended with reports of owlime. Nellie Perkine, staying at Johns Hopkins, returned home Friday. Luke Fowler visited J A Moores Sunday. Albert Gaines and family visited Saturday and Sunday. Nellie Perking seen driving around with the cills. Miss Erne Virgin and Nora Gaither attended Union Hill church Sunday. Coach Priterson employed to teach next term of school in the Baker district. Mayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Jeff Tapmas
Rev. Mosers
Union Hill
Chandra” Shelley
Henry McWilliams
R. A. Perkine
Nellie Perkine
John Hopkins
Luke Fowler
J. A. Moore
Albert Gaines
Nellie Perking
Cills
Erne Virgin
Nora Gaither
Union Hill Church
Priterson
Baker District
Mayas
Core Cooper
W. I. Cooper and
Kula Howard
Verna Cooper
Ethel Virgin
Nellie Perkins
R. A. Perkins
Grover Miller
G. Virgin
Local notes and visits in Scopus area
Allen Cook and family from Patton visited J. N. Cook at Scopus over the weekend. Mrs. Farsworth and son traveled to Cape County Monday. Cole chapel drew a large congregation last Sunday. J. C. Bennett of Lowmaville Ky returned home after spending days nearby. R. A. Dewitt, census enumerator for German Township, finishes May 11. Fruit crops reported as damaged but peaches and apples expected abundant locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cook
Patton
J. N. Cook
Scopus
Jobin Hartle
Emanuel Hartle
Millerville
Mr. Farsworth and
Cape County
Cole Chapel
J. C. Bennett
Lowmaville
Sunday School Progress Under Local Management
Arrived late last week and continuing smoothly under the new management. The report notes steady participation and organized classroom activities.
Forest Bollinger Named Superintendent Visit Notes
Forest Bollinger serves as superintendent. Zack Rhodes and family visited Robert Whitener Sunday. Miss Bessie Haynes visited Misses Morn and Mat Shelley Sunday. Dave Whitener is sick. Dan Zimmerman couple visited their daughter Mrs Forest Bollinger Saturday night. Price Whitener visited Gravelton Sunday. Ethel Bollinger visited Mary and Ernest Whitener Saturday night. Noah Bollinger, Charles Bollinger and families visited Arthur Cheek Sunday. Mrs Cle Ringer visited Mrs Kander's mother Saturday night and Sunday. Will Richard aided Mrs Richard's mother Saturday and Lida. Mrs Henry Hawnes visited Mrs N B Haynes Sunday evening. Miss Mora Shetley ill. Jacob Gregory and family were WoTL Choper guests Saturday night and Sunday. Ree Hindmans and Maude Pittman attended local singing Sunday. Vallie Cooper began summer term in Cox district Monday. Luckey A Speer running their sawmill this week. Mrs Hembree visited her daughter Sunday. Grover Hawk of Zalma employed to teach next term at the Csreenword school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Bollinger
Zack Rhodes
Robert Whitener
Bessie Haynes
Morn
Mat Shelley
Dave Whitener
Stat Mes
Noah Bollinger
Charles Bollinger
Arthur Cheek
Cle Ringer
Kander
Reiter
Will Richard Aid Thinnily
Richard
Sylvan Ridge Church
Jacob Gregory
Jamily
Ree Hindmans
Maude Pittman
Carrier
Vallie Cooper
Cox District
Luckey
Local News Roundup From Greenwood Area
Community notes report illnesses including malaria fever and various visits across families in and near Greenwood. Mentions of sick relatives in Bury Buchanan Zalman and at Samuel Willigins’s with social visits by Miss Myrtle Goul Miss Dott Wiggins Aunt Martha Henderson and others. A new birth to John and Mrs Hopkins noted along with several casual visits and a catfish catch weighing 25 pounds by J. K. Long. Rev S G Virgin conducted Insap services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greorze Walker
Jodi Wigueins
Samuel Willigins
Little Vine
Dave Evilsiver
Burg
Myrtle Goul
Lalu Virden
Dott Wiggins
Weather and community notes from Patton area
Brs ton Brs ton Mattoon near completion of planting though many are still active. Wheat crop severely damaged by the flu, unlikely to reach half an average yield. Cited local moves include Mr and Mrs James Jolmeon visiting daughter Mes Jef Haule at Frederickton CF and Mlaylock family visit to Mes Jef Laketalk. John Fulton bought Hen Fulton's fairy. Ben then bought Joe Barcham s place. W C Evans of Elvins visited to escort Mrs Evans home. Henry Hartle and family visiting B P Hartle. National Guard officers in Patton drill new local company amid weather talk and health notes. James Smith improving slowly. Weather conditions fully reported and discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jolmeon
Mes
Jef Haule
Frederickton
Mlaylock
Jef Laketalk
John Fulton
Hen Fulton
Fairy
Ben
Joe Barcham
W. C. Evans
Elvins
Evans
Henry Hartle
B. P. Hartle
Local News Briefs Rise From Bberesville Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Rhodes a girl on April 28. Mrs J M Welker leaves for a Charleston meeting. Rev J A Wood preached at Union church. A horse owned by Wall Stovall died after choking. Infant of Mr and Mrs Robert Stevens of Marquand died May 5 and was buried at Union cemetery with Rev Howers officiating. Mrs Joseph Whitener has been
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Ll.poond
J. M. Welker
Women's Missionary Society
Charleston
J. A. Wood
Union Church
Wall Stovall
Robert Stevens
Marquand
Union Cemetery
Howers
Local lumber trade notes and mill activity update
Visiting her daughter Mia, Julius Robinson and Hon J M Welker were on the sick list Sunday. Higgins and Moore shipped two carloads of lumber from this place. It has been only a month since the mill was loaded at Charlestown, suggesting brisk hustling. Charles Ricketts runs his saw mill regularly. W W Sample of Lutenville was here on business last week. Hess Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M Welker
Higgins & Moore
Charleston
Charles Ricketts
W. W. Sample
Lutenville
Hess Villa
Local notices and town chatter mix of visits and prospects
Health is good with few exceptions. Rev Reed preached at the M B Church last Sunday. Jesse Shell of Trowel had business here last Saturday. Uncle Lin Wilkins and A J Bedwell of Marble Hill attended the G A R meeting here Saturday. Mrs James A Croaby of Green was in town shopping Thursday. Marshall Roberts and son Fred, blacksmiths, have been sick. J W Slinkard of Marble Hill spent a few days here last week. Miners prospects vanish as Alaska call grows. Thomas Phipps fixes Tony Faust corner for grocerie. Farmers planting corn. wheat looks bad. Three picture agents canvassing. Joe James and family of Hroven word visited relatives Sunday. Joe is healthy and we prize free use of water. Brownwood features socialism and Vitti’s leanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Reed
M. B
Jesse Shell
Trowel
Lin” Wilkins
A. J. Bedwell
Marble HH
James A. Croaby
Green, Briev
Marshall Roberts
Fred
J. W. Slinkard
Marble Hill
Alaska
Thomas Phipps
Tony Faust
Jersenip Teey
Joe James
Hroven
Joe
Brownwood
Vitti
Jay
Administration Granted for John Estate
Nolin is granted letters of administration on the estate of John, detailing the legal authority to manage assets, settle debts, and distribute remaining property under applicable probate rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolin
John
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Let View
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Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
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the Bank
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J. K. Kinder
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