Local Socials Highlight Sunday Visits Across Town
Choctaw Annes Craigs of Avon spent Sunday afternoon with Fern and aot is Ola. Richart of Allright beck had a seven month school term Tuesday. Elizabeth Garner and Gons spent over Sunday with Mrs Ellen Wallace Liverly. Margaret Hollenbeck spent Sunday with the Miller sisters Sylvia and Hollenbeck. Sylvia Hollenbeck spent Sunday with Clara Norton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth , Garner
Gons
Ellen Wallace
Liverly
Margaret Hollenbecks
the Miller’ Pisters
Sylvia
Hollenbeck
Clara Norton
Local Social Notes and Funeral Reports Mention Community
Calvin Bardin and Matt Snyder visit. Mrs. John Kirby's wife undergoes tumor removal. Mrs. Diana Murphy's daughter Leightate visits. Owen Hendricks hosts guests. Funeral for Raymond Goldman held in Terre Haute. Gladys Bardin's friends host gathering. Samuel Findley of Charleston dies. funeral at Green Moss church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin’ Bardin
Matt Snyder
John Kirby
Letitie Weller
Chiildren
Diana Murphy
Owen Hendricks
Chas. Veach
Ray Newman
Terre-Haute
Gladys Bardin
Samuel Larbee
Laura Heimer
Samuel, Findley
Charleston
Green Moss
Westfield Social Notes and Local Deaths
Mrs Clarence Parker visited relatives in Kansas Wednesday. W A Leach and Mrs Lon Bishop visited L A Weeden family Friday. Noel Byrd of Robinson spent weekend with Harry Briscoe. W L McMahon died after a 13 year illness. funeral at Free Methodist Church led by Rev R F Durham. William Bever home burned Thursday. no insurance. Township election held. D A Lee supervisor, C G Hall justice, G M Collins constable. J B Parker visited with Mrs Sam Parker. Mrs J W Dawes of Decatur attended N A Barrielow funeral. Ruth Umbarger of Casey visited Russell Umbarger and Briscoe sisters Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Parker
Kansas
W. A. Leach
Lon’ ‘Bishop
L. A. Weeden
Noel Byrd
Robinson
Harry Briscoe
W. L. McMahon
Free Methodist
R. F. Durham
William Bever
D. A. Lee
C. G. Hall
G. M. Collins
J. B. Parker
Sam Parker
Cand
J. W. Dawes
Decatur
N.a.barrielow
Ruth Umbarger
Casey
Russell Umbarger
Briscoe Sisters
Eile
Mitchell
Herma Hurst
Plenner
Mooresville
Ind
Esther ‘Reedy
Lester 3
J. M. Foreman
Edna
Charleston
Elmer Dodds
Victor
Grand Theatre
Terre Haute
Herbert Goble
Glen Payne
Ethel Gordon
Flossie. Lee
Fern McMillan
Helen Grant
Wm. Bartley
Brooke Appleby
B. S. Ruedy
William Haughn
Charles R. Phelps
Oklahoma ‘City
Okla
Phelps
Z. Florence Foreman
Indianapolis
J.N. Foreman
Township High School
J. H. Lippincott
I. W. Lee
Otis Elliott
Ben H.emrick
O. A. Logue
Lyman Sachder
First Methodist Church
A. C. Adams
Ida B. Groff
Night Owl Embroidery Club
Lydia Huey
North Eighth Street
John R. Bader
Barbara
Jane
Gilbert McDonald
Vandalia
Glenn Clark
A. V. Clark
Miss
Margaret
St. Mary
Ohio
Farmers finish sowing oats in the area last week
Most farmers in South Dolson finished sowing oats last week. Rev. J. T. Wheeler of Casey will preach at the Baptist church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Wheeler
Casey
Baptist Church
Local notices and community updates from Casey area
Mrs Murphy dies at 63 after a stroke and dropsy. Quarantine ends for Clara Johnson’s family. Vivid social life with dances, dinners, and visits spanning Clarksville Terre Haute Paris and nearby towns. wreaths and services mark several funerals while school elections and local events continue.
Community Notices from Local Families
Mrs Will Imle and daughter Marguerite and Reba Craig spent Monday with Mrs Chris Imle. Mr and Mrs Fred Abel visited W C Schaefer and family. Chris Imle and family and Mrs Otto Sockler visited the Imle family. Mr and Mrs Leonard King spent Sunday with Mrs James Davison. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Ernest Junker. Mrs Wee Schaefer and Mrs Leonard King visited Mrs Harry Finkbiner on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Imle
Marguerite
Reba- Craig
Chris Imle
Fred Abel
W. C. Schaefer
Otto Sockler
Leonard King
James Davison
Ladies Aid
Ernest Junker
W.ee Schaefer
Léonard King
Harry Finkbiner
Local residents depart for moves and visits
Mr and Mrs Casey plan to reside in Marshall for a year. Mr and Mrs Lowry leave for Devil's Lake North Dakota after their daughter's illness. Mrs Ed Ashley and children go to Hominy Oklahoma to join Mr Ashley after an extended visit. Mrs Charles Matheny visits Omaha for friends. Railroad men from Westfield attend a meeting in Westfield. Mrs Edward Giffel moves to Marshall with Mr Giffel for Ohio Oil Co. residence. Gertruds Wagonner returns to Macon Illinois after visiting. Wood Phillips from San Diego visits J B Phillips during routing to Meadville Pennsylvania. Mrs Lester Gardner and children spend weekend with Martinsville relatives. Miss Muriel Smith visits sister Ophir Lang. Walter A Newlin from the agricultural department spends weekend with parents in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Crampton
Marshall
Lowry
Bert EH
Miller
Giffel
Ohio ‘Oil Co
Meadville
Lester
Gardner
Martinsville
the Agricultural
Department of
Annapolis
Sunday School Attendance and Recovery Notes
Snyder reports Sunday school attendance at 92. Mrs. Collier is improving slowly. Miss Thelma Walls spent Sunday with Miss Mary Liffick.
Family News Notes From Dugger Area
Mrs Maude Whitman was ill Saturday and Sunday. Danville visitor Albert Bonesteel and family came Monday. Roscoe aera and Lizzie Reel dined West York. Dick Dickson and wife returned to Dugger Ind. Guy Bonesteel and wife visited relatives Sunday. Charles Roberts dined with Jim Babers. May Bonesteel visited daughter Mabel Orcutt in West York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Whitman
Bentley
Dugger
Ind
Guy Bonesteel
Charles Roberts
Jim Babers
May ‘Bonesteel
Mabel Orcutt
West York
Snowy Weekend Visits Reported in Local Community
Oliver A Ueght frogt visited the vicinity Saturday night with light snow flurries. Ernest Forsythe and Joe Forsythe visited family in Trimble Terre Haute over Sunday. Mr and Mrs G Forsythe welcomed a baby girl. Belva Milligan and Bernids Dailey saw Electa Hall. John Quinn, employed in Chrisman, joined family Sunday. Mrs Laylard Quinn visited her parents Cyrus and Mrs Yelly in Dennison. Local sick list shows improvement and no new smallpox cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueght Frogt
Ernest Forsythe
Trimble
Joe Forsythe
Terre Haute
G. ¥. Forsythe
Rufus “Rhoades
Belva Milligan
Bernids
Dailey
Electa Hall
John Quinn
Chrisman
Laylard ‘Quinn
Cyrus Yelly
Dennison
Corks Have Reunion Honors Mrs Cork Birthday
A Cork family reunion was held at Mr and Mrs Andrew J Corks Upper Wabash home on Sunday April 10 in honor of Mrs Corks birthday. About forty six relatives and friends attended and enjoyed a birthday cake from Fred Hall a grandson whose birthday is the same day. Present were Will Cork Ben Cork George Cork Charles Nickles Bert Hall Thomas Clark and families Win Dittman and baby Mary Jeanette Dittman Thelma Hall and Bula Price also attended with others from Marshall Terre Haute and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Mason
West
York
Iva Morgan
Mabel, Babcock
Mary ‘Murphy
Pleasant Grove
Ernie Hall
Metcalf
Clarksville Baptist Church
Alphonso Murphy
Clarksville
Pearly Babcock
Chas. W
Spiketown
John Babcock
Ben Richey
John “Phillip
Lizzie
Hutchinson
Oscar
Opal Kirchner
Roy Pearl
Wilson
Lois
Fernl Lucan
Gertrude Smithy
George Jerome
Katleen
Martha Millhouse
Lester
Raymond Fox
Mary Waler
Margaret
Ernie
Ted Berger
Lucy Benhier
Flora ‘Buser
Austin
Mable Claypool
Cecil Babcock
Geneva Palmer
Meta. Murphy
Ora Fox
Mraz
Reba ‘Kirchner
Edna
Kate Hornbrook
Hallie Dunlap
Frank Mullhouse
Polly , Buser
Elva Smitley
Lizzie Frey
Dora Hornbrook
Jess Pearce
Alfred Graham
California
Portland
Ore
Timothy Sizemore
Paris
Graham
Andrew J. Cork
Upper Wabash
Elmer’ Cork
Marshall
Will Cork
Ben. Cork
Charles Cork
George
Cork
Charles Nickles
of Dennison
Bert. Hall
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Westfield
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Tlinois
Agaim Lichtenberger
Fred
Bender
Avon
Misa
Naomi
Botin
Lucy
Holwicke
John
Houler
Nellie ‘Bohn
Gladys
Ogle
Perry Tharp
Givan Fred
Huffington
Raymond
Gary
Slater
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Palmer
Cornwe
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Miasés
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