Melrose and West Union News Highlights
Leon Dodd visited West Union on Saturday while J. R. Trump and Chas Draper were in Martinsville on Monday. Grace Newlin heads to the spring term at Melrose. Horace Crumrine returns from overseas. Ezra Cornwell sick with flu. Rev. C H. Hix preached in Wabash Sunday. Roy Medsker to Oblong for oilfield work. Court at Marshall last week. Eurl Bryant seriously ill at Kankakee. Earl Benefield left for Cummings Noak to work with L L Trump. Melrose township to vote on hard road next Tuesday amid winter road conditions urging need. Maud and Hazel Clary visited Fred Blatr family Friday. Alva and Jesse Thompson families visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Dodd
West Union
J. R. Trump
Martinsville
Chas. Draper
Albert Francis
English Bros
Ross Cornwell
Grace Newlin
Melrose
Horace Crumrine
Ezra Cornwell
C H. Hix
Wabash
Roy Medsker
Marshall
Eurl Bryant
Kankakee
Earl Benefield
Cummings
Noak
L. L Trump
Alva Thompson
Jesse Thompson
Johnson Township
Melrose Township
Local Visits Mark Weekend in Several Towns
Social notes recount visits across Palestine Paris West Union and Terre Haute. Families including Seigel Newlin Bell and Rader share weekend gatherings and gifts. Veterans Hershel Hager and Lieut Clark return from service with friends noted in town.
Local notes and obits sprinkle Casey area life
A flood of short items covers visitors, moves, and deaths. People from Orange Need more Bayard and Casey mingle in town while moves include Crews family to new east side homes and Lippincott returning from France. Obituaries honor Mrs Payne at Bel lair and Mary Jackson of York Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Crews
Banner Times
Otis Bowles
Endicott
N. Y
Josiah Bowles
Clell Kelly
Pittsburg
James Carrell
Sam Payne
Bellair
Effingham Hospital
Obed Lippincott
Co A
130Th US Infantry
France
Bay Residence
Park
Perry Hires
Kickapoo
York
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary Jackson
Jackson
E. Ketchum
Mattin Roberts
Clara Layton
Aviators Face Heart Enlargement At High Altitudes
French doctors Etienne and Lamy report aviators develop heart enlargement when repeatedly ascending to altitudes with half or less atmospheric pressure. The hypertrophy increases with height, and those who fly above 15,000 feet or frequently operate between 8,000 and 40,000 feet show greater heart enlargement. A final line mentions a place and name fragment, indicating a local event or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etienne
Lamy
French Academy of Medfcline
Ers
Fee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Misses Maud
Hazel Clary
Mrs
Fred Blatr
West York
Ira Seigel
Palestine
Martin Newlin
Annapolis
Herschel Hager
Vera Newlin
Margaret Crow
James Lindley
Herbert
Charles Raines
Terre Haute
Norma Bell
Paris
Seymour
Ivan Pyle
Vern Bradbury
R. L. Bell
Barbara
Ozie R. Rader
Charles McCoy and Sons
Hutsonville
Allen Hicks
Lowell Bell
State University
Isaac Seymour
Urbana
Allen Manhart
Walnut Prairie
Harry Prust
Lieut. Clark
Will Swope
T. P. Cleaver
Springfield
Zimri
Atkins
Needmore
Fred James
Ed McNurlan
Elmer Gordon
Robert Stratton
Comrade Boles
Casey
George Soward
Perry Greenwell
Arthur Swope
Henry Baker
Zach Lindsay
Orange
Barber
Church of God Baptistry
Harry Barr
Aviation Corps
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Pauline Norman
Homer Blankenbaker
Pekin
Harry Redmar
Xulvey
Bayard
Neb
Laverne Lewis
Bert Mc.Ginness
Fort Worth
Texas
Lewis
J. H. Moorehead
Mr. McGinness
Sanford McGinness
Ranger
Tex
Westfield
Wm Furman
Lish Hinkley
Cleveland
J. J. Hinkley
Frank Clune
Oklahoma
W. H. Drewel
St. Louis
Missouri
Rerstatior
Respec
Emerson-Brantingham
Rock Island
Hercules
Emerson
Brantingham
Mirs
L. E. Castleman
Llinois
Blild
Mikey
Petes
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Company 36Th Telephones No
Arte Ver
Aviators’ Alimenta
Glo Oak
John VW. Jeckson
Ast
F. C. Henderson Co
Boston, Mass
Wm. Ham
Dein Seeds
Dol.l
S Square
Marshail
Hnois
Gay Eye
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