Neighbors Share News and Local Visits in Snyder Area
Farmers busy sowing oats as Palmer Cornwell moves to Huffington place. Fay Pittenger spent Sunday with Ray Tharp. Preaching at Snyder Saturday night and Sunday April 20. Leonard Collier visited Dewey Craig. Ethel Pittenger spent Sunday with Cecil and Mary Liffick. Pie supper slated at Snyder Church April 17. Charley Ogle visited Wm Serwise family. Bert Waits family from Robinson visited. Maud Walls family spent Sunday with Wm Bailey. Modest Bohn family plus Ramona Bailey traveled to Paris. John Claypool, now in Branch Michigan, reported improving health. J M. Solomon to visit Marshall House Friday May 9 for eye exams 8 am to 5 pm. Marshall House notices: glasses made same day. hours 8 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Palmer Cornwell
Huffiington Place
Fay Pittenger
Ray Tharp
Leonard Collier
Dewey Craig
Ethel Pittenger
Cecil
Mary Liffick
Charley Ogle
Wm. Serwise
Bert Waits
Robinson
Pat
Maud Walls
Wm Bailey
Modest Bohn
Ramona Bailey
Paris
Cornwell
Jake Pawver
Ernest Carpenter
John Fawver
Local social visits span towns and hospitals
Miss Lelaingle spent Saturday night with Gertrude Milam. Mrs Elvira Williams visits relatives and friends at Casey Arron Craig and Lyman Cork spent Sunday with Arthur Lindley Guy Broadhurst and his father motored to Terre Haute. Saturday Mr and Mrs Wayne Fox and Miss Nannis Jennings were guests of Mr and Mrs Charlies Milam, Sunday. Mr and Mrs W D Baughman Jr and Guy Broadhurst motored to Robinson Sunday to visit W D Baughman in hospital there.
Residents and visitors noted in Marshall area last week
Mrs. Bonesteel and Mrs. Murphy visited in Marshall. Eva Jackson heads to Mt Carmel. Mr and Mrs Fowler visited Robinson relatives. Pritchards spent Sunday in Terre Haute. A large acreage of oats sowed. A son born to Mr and Mrs Amos Morgan in April. Sue Boyer visited Marrs. Margaret Forbeck teaching at Pleasant Grove. Perisho and Dessie of Grandview with Timothy Babcock on Sunday. Dayton Arbogast stayed with sister in law near Grandview. Meloy attended a funeral in West Terre Haute. Barlow Arvin party from Missouri summering with Arvin family. Babcock party in Terre Haute on business. Tom Findley discharged from camp in Washington, D C.
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Bonesteel
Marshall
Mary Murphy
Eva Jackson
Mt Carmel
John Fowler
Robinson
George and
Lyman Pritchard
Terre Haute
South Dolson
Amos Morgan
Sue Boyer
Oda Marrs
Margaret Forbeck
Pleasant Grove
John Perisho
Dessie
Grandview
Timothy Babcock
Dayton Arbogast
Bert Dunn
Harry Harbor
Forrest Meloy
West Terre Haute
Barlow Arvin
Missouri
Arvin
Robert Babcock
Cecil
Mabel
Tom Findley
Washington, D. C
Local Notices From Auburn Area Events And Obituaries
G W Trout suffered a sudden apoplexy on Wednesday. Samuel Brosman Sr and son Thom of Auburn were in town Friday. John Forrester of Yale visited relatives here over the weekend. Mrs Flenner Joshua Smith and J J Lafferty remain independent. Mrs Mollie Ishler returned from Ter ry Haute and Mattoon. Mrs Wiseman returned to Effingham hospital for further care. Rev Chalk Bailiff preached at Kimlin over the weekend. Leo Fasig visited grandparents on the way to Terre Haute. An 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs Ad Zachary died Saturday and was buried in Baird cemetery Sunday. Mrs Frank Leatherman returned from Hot Springs Ark improved. Rev T J Attwood of Marion IA to hold services next Sunday at the Baptist church. Mr and Mrs George Sowerd moved to the Blankenbeker residence on Washington. Bair's feed store received thias cars of feed and flour. George Collier held a public sale and plans to move to Wyoming with his family. Potatoes and garden truck are being planted, with early markets. Grace Kettling, 14, died Saturday. funeral at Bethel church. interment Ridgelawn. Basil Ormsby died after appendicitis in Toledo. Johnnie Williams enlisted in Navy in Chicago. Geo G Robertson and family visited L F Strockbine's family. Mrs Mary BE Baker died aged 70. James Osborn, longtime resident, died at his daughter’s Cumberland home, age about 81. Harry Williams returned from service in France after hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flenner
Joshua Smith
J. J. Lafferty
Mollie Ishler
Terry Haute
Mattoon
Wiseman
Effingham Hospital
Chalk Bailiff
Kimlin
Leo Fasig
Terre Haute
Ad Zachary
Baird
Frank Leatherman
Hot Springs
Ark
T J Attwood
Marion
Baptist Church
George Sowerd
Johnson
Blankenbeker
Washington Street
Bair
George Collier
Wyoming
Ohio Oil Co
Grace Kettling
Mill Street
Bethel Church
H A. Litherland
W C Crisman
Ridgelawn
Basil Ormsby
Toledo
Johnnie Williams
J. H Williams
Chicago
Navy
Geo. G Robertson
Marshall
L. F. Strockbine
Mary BE. Baker
Barney Smith
Joe Carothers
Mrs Sanford Miller Goes to Beagle Kansas to Join Husband
Mrs. Sanford Miller departed Saturday for Beagle Kansas where she will join her husband who is employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Banner Times
Sanford Miller
Beagle, Kas
Threshermen Organize in Clark County Event
The Clark County Brotherhood of Threshermen organized on April 5 with J L Hawker as president Will Abel as vice president and J W Freden berger as secretary and treasurer They keep last year s threshing prices and ask farmers to provide coal instead of wood for fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County Brotherhood of Threshermen
J L. Hawker
Will Abel
J. W. Fredenberger
Condensary Company Elects Officers and Sets Milk Price
The Marshall Milk Condensing Co. held its annual meeting at the office Wednesday electing Oreon E Scott as president, W W Ralston as vice president and treasurer, and W W Hogue as secretary. They authorized a new truck and a field man to boost milk supply and set the April price at 2.75 per hundred. A 4 percent dividend was declared. First Congregational Church outlines Lenten and Easter services, with sermons on The Hidden Life Gethsemane the Rose Garden of God The Crowned Christ and The Power of His Resurrection. Choir guests and Guild meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Milk Condensing Co
Oreon E Scott
The
Missouri Trust Co
St Louis
W W. Ralston
W Hogue
W. W. Ralston
W. W Hogue
Christ
Alicé Purduin
R Dierlamm
Fragmented quote on mindless thinking and linguistics
A damaged OCR fragment questions logic behind the language of nations and the spread of ideas. It mentions a label, a jug, and ambiguous terms, reflecting confusion over translation and social terms. The text hints at towns, ages, and logistics without clear context.
Sugar Crock Groamery Co Installs New Can Washer
The Sugar Crock Groamery Co installs a can washer that sterilizes and dries in one operation. It handles 250 cans per hour and costs about 3000 dollars. The piece contrasts large firms spending to improve butter quality with farmers receiving higher prices for better cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groamery Co
Alan
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John Claypool
Branch, Mich
J M. Solomon
the Palace Optical
Marshall House
West Union
York
Grover
Aunt Polly
Clothcraft
Alls
All
Betta
Caps
Elerty
Auit
Martinsville
G W Trout
Samuel Brosman Sr
Thomas
Auburn
John Forrester
Yale
Casey
Trie
Sever OL EN
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Company
Condensary Company Election
First Congregational Church
New Farm
Clark County
Ilinois
Marshall Township High School
John A. Sweet
Illinois
North Side Square
DE. C
Shey
Pita
Mitchell Bidg
West ‘Side Square
Abush Phoni
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