Missing News From West York Area Ties In Sickness and Visits
Miss Marie Cooper is very sick with throat trouble and Nannie Bradbury of Chicago dies of pneumonia at 44. Visitors include Grandma Farrell, Mrs J T Smith, Mrs Bert Standfield and others from Wheeler and Choctaw. A union prayer meeting and Sunday school are planned at the Hall. Several local families spent Sundays with neighbors and attended a wood chopping event near Jas Davison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cooper
Grandma Farrell
Filmouth
Will
Bert Standfield
Wheeler, Si
G . Smith
Cairo
Dorothy
Wm Dechrr
Ray
Dan Drake
Leslie Withrell
Chicago
H S Earley
Nannie Bradbury
West York
Bradbury
T. C. Bailiiff
M E. Church
Seo Freemans Mer
Henry Kile
Bert Eckles
Choctaw
Clayton Spittler
Son
Will Craigs
Af Choctaw
Claes Shaffner
Lillie
Rose Spittler
LD Coombs
Fritz Sharp
Sarah Nicol
Geo Spittler
Jas Davison
Insurance on Farm and City Property Rates
Cole and Cole in Marshall offer insurance on farm and city property with strong companies and low rates. Write or call for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Marshall
Orchardists Eyes and Local Happenings in Clarksville Area
A local recap notes varied activities including visitors from Dudley Missouri and Terre Haute. arrivals for Adenmoor station work. fishing reports. and farm, business, and social visits in Martinsville, Marshall, and surrounding towns. The week features crops outlook, telegraph study, and community chatter among residents like Isaiah Buckle, Gilman Neves, and the Kiles family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Buckle
Gilman Neves
Dudley
Smithcamp
Clarksville
Mr Kingery
Terre Haute
Romine
Bertie Husted
Dexter
Mr Groves
Champaign
Adenmoor Station
McFarland
Will Brossman
Local notes from the Dennison area and surrounding towns
A string of social notices from Dennison and nearby places details visits, visits to Terre Haute and Marshall, travel to California, a car order from Chicago, and health updates. Individuals named include McKeen Russell See Snedeker Black Owens McHenry Campbell Higginbotham Carter Lee Mitchell Doolittle and Blanche Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Page
Dennison
Chas Russell
Terre Haute
Cecil See
Big Creek
Mary Green
Marshall
Ethel Snedeker
Carter See
Chicago
Harry Snedeker
McKeen
Susie Black
Bellie Owens
Decatur
Ora McHenry
Lyman Campbell
J W Campbell
Clayton Higginbotham
Frank
Carter Lee
Mitchell
E Doolittle
Freeze
Chas. Russell
Russell
Blanche Williams
California
Blanche
Walter Douglas
Santa Anna
Calif
Cottonwood Notes Include Illnesses Examinations And Local Happenings
Local brief from Cottonwood reports many health updates with Mrs Wm McDaniel sick and J W Eliott very ill. Final examinations held at Cottonwood and Butler notations show seven pupils wrote. Various visits and small movements include George Tyhurst Martinsville trip and Geo Orndorff of Casey visiting J C Blankenbeker.
Martinsville residents buy horses and clergy scales up schooling
John Huckaba of Martinsville buys horses on Wednesday. George Geffs starts a third term of school at Cottonwood on Monday. A baby girl arrives at Noah Deverick's home last week. Noah Keith and his sister Flo visit R. E. Deverick on Wednesday. Shepley Bros. of Terre Haute purchased stock locally last week. Mrs. Roe Frederick and Mrs. J. R. Deverick visit Noah Deverick Friday. H. L. Custis of Reelsville may move back to Illinois. Orange tax collector candidates are Grant Elliott and Guy Atkins. Herman Cooper returns to Charleston to teach manual training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huckaba
Martinsville
George Geffs
Cottonwood
Stork
Noah Deverick
Noah Keith
Flo
R. E. Deverick
S. Shepley Bros
Terre Haute
Roe Frederick
J. R. Deverick
H. L. Custis
Reelsville
Ind
Illinois
Orange
Grant Elliott
Guy Atkins
Herman Cooper
Charleston
Local Social Notes and School Plan for April
Miss DeNa Weaver returns home Friday. Edith Weaver visits sister Mrs Verlin Bland. Florence Liggett and Ruey Irwin host Sunday guests. School starts April 6 with Letitia Elliott as teacher. Ed Fairgrief hosts Shirely family visit. Nellie Taylor and Ruth Weaver guests of Florence Liggett. Epworth League to feature instrumental music by Hazel Fairgrief, Lula Elliott lesson, Ruth Weaver violin with Hazel Elliott, and Ora Wyrick recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeNa Weaver
Edith Weaver
Verlin Bland
Florence Liggett
Ruey Irwin
Letitia Elliott
Delbert Shirely
West Terre Haute
E. J. Shirely
Nellie Taylor
Dennison
Ruth Weaver
Ida Neal
Indianapolis
Herman Hogue
Ed Fairgrief
Epworth League
Hazel Fairgrief
Lula Eliott
Hazel Elliott
Ora Wyrick
Sunday School Attendance and Local Social Visits
Olive Branch notes 68 in Sunday school attendance. Alice Swope is in poor health. Lillie Swope visits cousin Mabel Cooper. Flossie Chamness spends Sunday with Leona Swope. Leona Swope stays with Bertha Weber Wednesday. Elden and Nellie Keith visit Emma Mills Wednesday night. Rev Chamness and wife visit Mart Mills and family Tuesday. Cinderella Mills spends days last week with daughter Mary Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Swope
Lillie Swope
Mabel Cooper
Flossie Chamness
Leona Swope
Bertha Weber
Elden
Nellie Keith
Emma Mills
Rev Chamness
Mart Mills
Cinderella Mills
Mary Keith
Local social notes list neighbors and visiting family
Grandma Smitley remains about the same. Mr. Speek moved near McKeen last week. Guy Cunningham was home Monday from Bridgeport. Jack Sweet and family spent Sunday at Austin Sweet's. Julius Gaines and wife Sundayed at Andy Cunningham's. Gladys Sweet visited Gertie and Beulah Johnson. Charley Gilbert and family spent Sunday at Hewitt Gilbert's. Charley Cunningham went to Indianola Saturday on business. Several from here attended the sale at Nick Hurst's Wednesday. Fritz Kannamacher has been employed to teach the spring term. Elzia Mallory of Hammond spent the latter part of last week with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Smitley
Mr. Speek
McKeen
Guy Cunningham
Bridgeport
Jack Sweet
Austin Sweet
Julius Gaines
Andy Cunningham
Gladys Sweet
Gertie
Beulah Johnson
Charley Gilbert
Hewitt Gilbert
Charley Cunningham
Indianola
Nick Hurst
Fritz Kannamacher
Elzia Mallory
Hammond
Ind
Township Election Quiet as Voters Await Candidates
Not much excitement over the township election yet. Mrs. Ella Schwartz who fell some time ago and hurt her arm so badly has gotten able to use the arm some. Ben and Will Lowry who moved to Moultrie county a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Schwartz
Ben
Will Lowry
Moultrie County
Oil well activity and a family obituary
Salt water was struck last week in the oil well on the George Claypool farm and work stopped. A new well will start soon on the John Sims farm. Mrs. Mabel Hurst received word that her father Charles Kester was killed while working as an oiler in a flour mill in Enid Oklahoma. He had lived there years, married twice, and leaves a wife and one child in Oklahoma, a daughter in town, a brother in Missouri, and five sisters in local areas. Our old school mates and friends of boyhood days are passing away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claypool
John Sims
Mabel Hurst
Charles Kester
Enid
Oklahoma
Kester
Anna Hughes
Fielding
Missouri
Ella Hutchings
Sarah Davis
Lizzie Meloy
Mary Kester
Marshall
Amanda Hutchings
Olney
Venus Half Of Planet Forever Burns Or Freezes
The New York World describes Venus as half in perpetual day and heat near the sun and half in constant night and cold. It explains extreme temperatures, continuous air movement across the boundary, and perpetual rain near the terminator, with crescent views revealing tall mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
New York World
Nose Worth $1 750 Wins Suit Over Beauty Specialist
Miss Edna Schonlaub 20 sued Dr. James Taylor Pinkstaff alleging a nose operation left her disfigured. A Circuit Court jury awarded her 1 750 dollars after a tiny photograph showed her before and after the procedure. She claimed the doctor injected excess paraffin causing swelling and eye irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkstaff
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Allright
Albert
Sarah Kile
Robert Nicol
Davild Freeman
A. R Blizzard
George
Carl Shaffner
Godfrey Spittler
Cora Coombs
Jesse Maxwell
Gertrude Schlosser
Wolley Williams
Flossie Huffington
Agnes Nicol
Ged, Spittler
Sharp
Wm McDaniel
Don Thompson
George Tyhurst
Grant Weir
Pearl Misner
Bill Misner
Edw. Hart
Grace Baxter
Lillian Green
George Hogue
West Chicago
Geo. Harrison
McDantel
Morris Partlow
Chas. Tyhurst
John Bennett
James Smith
Noa Deverick
Cora Tyhurst
John
Ella Thompson
Cottonwood School
Butternot
J W Eliott
Lewis Spaugh
Norman Davis
Frank Lingafelter
J. P Bennett
Casey
William
Doran
W. O. Doran
Ott Calvert
Roscoe Deverick
Frank Geffs
Howe
Lloyd Baxter
Jns
Chapman
Geo. Orndorff
J. C. Blankenbeker
Joe Campbell
York
Olive Branch
Possum Ridge
St. Louis
West End Grocery
Ohio
Son Brand
Wabash
Goekler
Eere
The
Plain Price’ Store
Spider Building
East Main Street
Black & Hutchinson
Rumford’s
Farmers
Lockard’s
Burbank
Roceirie
Marshall Stock Farm
Daniel Spittler
Paul Bert
Stonewall Jackson
Crogquis
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