Spiketown Social Visit and Egg Roast Notes
Grover Wright Mr and Mrs Irwin Honderich of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Harper Carrie Honderich Alma Smith spent Saturday night with Mr and The Christian Endeavor held an egg roast in Harold Harper s grove Those present included Imogene Harry John Irwin Myrna Helen Glenn Everett Fredenberger Mabel Opal Wm Anacker Muriel McCarty Clarence Thatcher Walter Starkey Lester Henderich Cecil Opal Russell Veach Leonard Veach Monroe Hargrove Terrence Washburn Dick Church Harlan Hitchens and Carrie Honderich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraz
Grover Wright
Irwin Honderich
Terre Haute
Howard Harper
Carrie Honderich
Alma Smith
The
Christian Endeavor
Grove
Harold Harper's
Imogene
Harry
John
Irwin
Myrna
Helen
Glenn
Everett Fredenberger
Mabel
Opal
Wm. Anacker
Muriel McCarty
Clarence Thatcher
Walter Starkey
Lester Henderich
Cecil
Russell Veach
Leonard Veach
Monroe Hargrove
Terrence Washburn
Dick Church
Harlan Hitchens
Opal Kirchner Record of Hospital Operation and Local News
Opal Kirchner underwent an appendicitis operation at the Paris hospital Monday and is getting along nicely. Kathleen Beachout, with tonsillitis for fifteen weeks, attended church Sunday. Rev W A Wiegant and wife and daughter Anna May visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Fox at Easter. Local youths attended an egg roast near Jerry Clay pool Saturday night. Richard Babcock spent the weekend with relatives. Carrier No 8 nearly lost his horse in quicksand Saturday. Charley Wieland and children attended the Holiness church dedication at Redmon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Kirchner
Paris
Kathleen Beachout
W. A. Wiegant
Anna May
Ora Fox
Wm. Fox
Jerry Claypool
Rhchard Babcock
Carrier No. 8
Charley Wieland
Holiness Church
Redmon
Ohio families enjoy Sunday visits across towns
James Stewart and family of West Union spent Sunday with Roy Bishop and family. Guy Hand and family of Quaker Lane spent Sunday with Fanny Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stewart
West Union
Roy Bishop
Guy Hand
Quaker Lane
Fanny Murphy
Terre Haute Visitors and Accident Report
Willie Dudley of Terre Haute spent the weekend with relatives here. Mrs Chancey Myles of Terre Flaute spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs Albert Bonesteel met with an accident Thursday by falling and breaking an arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Dudley
Terre Haute
Chancey Myles
Terre Flaute
Albert Bonesteel
Local Social Notes Reveal Weekend Visits and Moves
Dolson Jess Meloy and family visited C. W. Goekler and wife. Laurye Heimer plans to move household goods near Martinsville this week. Nancy Claypool spent Sunday with her brother. Allen Claypool of Marshall was in town for a few days at his farm. Theron Murphy returns from the Marshall State Bank. Oscar Parks lies seriously ill with pneumonia fever. Families of Felton Miller Alpha Claypool and Christian Hutchings spent Sunday at Mill Creek. An egg roast was held near Jerry Claypool Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Meloy
Virginia
Laurye Heimer
Martinsville
Nancy Claypool
John
Grandview
Allen Claypool
Marshall
Theron Murphy
Marshall State Bank
Oscar Parks
Felton Miller
Alpha Claypool
Christian Hutchings
Mill Creek
Jerry Claypool
Westfield Chooses Jesse M. Watson as Principal
Jesse M. Watson was elected principal to replace Ernest Murphy for the coming year. The town notes community events including a Friendship club gathering, a public sale by Charles Wright as his family plans to move to Oklahoma, visits from Charleston, and Easter activities at the U B church with proceeds over 40 dollars. Obituaries note deaths of John Swanson and Mrs. Sarah Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse M. Watson
Ernest Murphy
W. H. Drewell
Friendship Club
Gibbs
John Stevens
Charles Wright
Wright
Oklahoma
Mary Hancock
Sylvia Rule
Charleston
John Laws
Lebanon
Ohio
Otterbein
Roy Webb
Princeton
Ind
U. B
W. J. Waltrip
Decatur
Woman's Missionary Society of the
U. B. Church
R. ‘M. Porterfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Swanson
Sarah Jenkins
A. D. Smith
Helen Makepiece
Pearl Vanscoyk
Harrison Irving
J. L. Hays
Mansfield
Carpenter
Ross
Westfield
Joseph Hall
John Winkleblack
H. E. Spellbring
S. W. Zellars
Brenton ‘Nichols
U. B.church
G. L. McClanathan
D.R. Seneff
Maple Hill Cemetery
George Polk
W. H. C. Club
C. E. Bennett
Hoff
Methodist Church
Martinsville Weather Floods and Local Obituaries
The creeks around Martinsville rose unusually high with homes flooded into upper floors. Mrs. Oscar Joke died after a long illness and funeral services were held. Tevi Wella died after months of illness with arrangements pending. John Kettling shows improvement after hospital stay. Claude Taggart’s barn roof was torn off during Sunday night storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharp
National ‘Road
John Kettling
Effneham Hospital
Claude Taggart
Weekend visitors share time with Marshall residents
Mr and Mrs H R Warferd and their Robinson daughter spent over Sunday with relatives in Marshall. Mrs Ga Wise and Mrs Pence visited Ed Nay and family. Mrs Hammond and child were weekend guests of Ed Nay. Ruby Scott of Terre Haute came Thursday for a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs William Malloy south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Warferd
Robinson
Cyclone Visit Noted in Local Vicinity Families
Sunday night a cyclone visited the area. Mr and Mrs Ira Pickens of Terre Haute visited with her parents Mr and Mrs John McGee. Louie Hawker and family from near Marshall spent the day with her parents Mr and Mrs James Pickens. Kenneth Geisert and family joined Samuel Liffick's household in Cooper Chapel for Sunday. Dan Baggs and family hosted Albert Baggs and family of Bethel for dinner. Mrs Leroy Sears spent a day with Mrs Allen Dean of Bethel. Harry Pickens and family called on Perry Lowe's at Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Pickens
Terre Haute
John McGee
Louie Hawker
Near Marshall
James Pickens
Kenneth Geisert
Samuel Liffick
Cooper ,Chapel
Dan Baggs
Albert Baggs
Bethel
Leroy Sears
Allen Dean
Harry Pickens
Perry Lowe
West Union Social Notes Highlight Marshall Visitations
Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday calls across Marshall and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. J A Morton with son John visiting Mrs. L P Schwanecke in Marshall, Miss Shirley Price from Terre Haute, and Elsie Kent from St. Louis visiting Mrs. R J Poor man. A large crowd attended an American Legion dance with Mickey orchestra from Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Weir
Marshall
J. A. Morton
John
L. P. Schwanecke
Ona
Frances Bartlett
Edgar Williams
Robinson
Shirley Price
Terre Haute
Elsie Kent
St. Louis
R. J. Poorman
C. R. Rendall
Shelburn
Ind
Arthur Cork Ard
Merrick and
Dean
Merrick Cox
Elsie Cork
Meda ‘Carlyle
Clay Cork
Fred Bush
Charles
Goldie Cane
Mary Forsythe
Gary
American Legion
Mickey
Brest Balles
Charles Willams
Reba Harmon
John Harmon
Local Notes and Visits From Casey to Paris in April 1922
April 12 1922 report lists Casey county residents and visitors. Mary Hornbrook Ralston and Hoff attend a county WCTU meeting. Wichita visitors Fred Rose and Daisy Olwin visit, Ed Rider of Denver at his ill mother Mrs M E Rider. Earl Strader travels to Champaign for a state cream tester exam. Clyde Bearts and George Edwards visit Messinger and plan summer work. Joe Pollard from Champaign returns with his wife visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs C E Bigelow. Rebekah lodge staff visit Paris with new members welcomed. Ralph Ewing and Myrtle Sandy wed at Bloomington December 10 1921. Dr H C Houser buys H A Briscoe residence for 3500. Boxing bout held at Parker's garage Paul Tefft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Clyde Bearts
Beggs
Okla
Caine
C. O. Messinger
George Edwards
Joe C. E. Pollard
Mra C. EB. ‘Bigelow
Thes
Rebekah Lodge
Paris
Ralph Ewing
Myrtle Sandy
Bloomington
H. C. Houser
H. A. Briscoe
Parker's
Paul Tefft
Marriage and Birthday Honors Mentioned in Charleston Notice
Riley of Iridiannapolis hosts a birthday celebration as friends honor a seventh birthday with a note of surprise. Clarence Edwards and Miss Nona Goble marry in Charleston on Tuesday in a simple ceremony observed by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield and
Edgar" Riley
Iridiannapolis
Sme Riley
Elin
Luther
Clarence Edwards
Easter visits and travel fill local notices
Mrs O B Williams travels to Sheboygan Wisconsin to visit daughter Miss Cecil Allenthorp. Clayborne Carr returns from Illinois University for Easter vacation with parents Mr and Mrs John Carr. A storm southwest of the city damages homes and nearby structures. Numerous locals and students return home for Easter from Northwestern, Millikin, DePauw, Charleston, Terre Haute and Indianapolis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Williams
Sheboygan
Wis
Cecil Allenthorp
Clayborne Carr
Illinois University
John Carr
Marshall Sturts
Gulfport
Fla
M. J. Duffy
Marshall
Mort~Myers
Kokomo
Ind
Kathryn Parcel
Vernice Keach
Hazel Shields
Owen Main
Franklin Beachout
Wayne Emrich
Guy Keach
John Faunce
Ilinois University
Palmer Ewing
Millikin University
Newton’ Ewing
Bonnie’ Fortney
Oblong High School
George W. Fortney
Glen R. Shinkle
Chicago
B. L. Shinkle
Clay’ O. Roberts
Sarah A. Roberts
DeLite
Ruth Young
Mary Guernsey
Bedford
Opie Gossett
Belleville
John L. Gossett
Fern Black
Gladys. Brown
Palestine
Terre ‘Haute
Indianapolis
Herbert Golbie
Neva Fox
Terre Haute
Ira Fox
Forrest Bell
A. E. Bell
J. M. Cornwell
Springfield
Jane Burk
John
Jim Burk
Ida Anderson
C.’ P. Harrison
Misa Bess Garver
M. Scholfield
Indiana
Sanford
Hugh, King
Charleston
John L. Brewer
Gle Adams
DePauwniversity
Greencastle
A. C. Adams
Jane Fortney
George ‘We Fortney
Arthur Gehl
Sedalia
Widespread Storm Damages Barns Cars and Glass Injuries Reported
Report describes extensive storm destruction including unroofed structures and burned barns. Henry Coleman, Shusser, J P Steward among witnesses. several horses and vehicles damaged or destroyed. Mrs Joe Flint seriously cut by broken glass. no other injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry’ Coleman
High School Notes and Local Activities
University of Illinois invites summer sessions allowing a full four year course in three years. Illinois and other colleges issue meet invitations. Ruth McKenzie absent due to hand cancer. Domestic science room cheered by pansy window box. Tennis club reorganized with 26 members. Margaret Bulenstein away for grandfather’s illness. Lucille Sockler attends Berne bridesmaid duties. Candy sale funds raised. sewing class aprons noticeable. Library lamp exhibit by Doyle Tibbs. Eighth grade debated army versus police spending. tie. Burns Dixon visited and spoke at assembly. Prof. J. M. Harvey spent Sunday in Amo. Absent students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Ios
University of Ilinois
Wabash Valley Association
Charleston
Teachers’ ‘College
Madois College
Jacksonville
Ruth
McKenzie
John Lewis
Bernard Haslitt
Roganna Wallis
Margaret Bulenstein
Huntingburg
Ind
Lucille Sockler
Berne
Beulah
Eleanor Snavely
Mary Stephenson
Kenneth “McConchie
Roger Thomas
Burns Dixon
Prof
J. M. Harvey
Amo
Rose Downs
Selma Lichtenberger
Ralph ‘Finkbiner
May Coons
Louise Clem
Mabel Manhart
Ralph Chenoweth
Kirby Wernz
Belgian and French Coach stallions to stand near Marshall
Core owner Joe offers a Belgian purebred stallion license 1543 at 144 miles east of Marshall on the National road starting April 17 then at West Union on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays until noon. The French Coach stallion license 144 stands east of Marshall with terms Purebred Belgian 12.50 and Purebred French Coach 10. Care with accidents but no responsibility. Phone 4494.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
National Road
West Union
Darwin and Union
Marshall and Robinson Road
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