Social Roundup From Freedom Area on April 17 1925
Mr and Mrs John Amaker visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Scott Thursday night Mrs Albert Huston visited Saturday with Mrs Jesse Walker Myrtle Leggett visited Saturday evening with Lillie and Marie Burkett Mr and Mrs Alden Martin called Sunday on her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Smitley of Five Points Mrs Leary Murphy and son Dean spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Martin Mr and Mrs Matt Pennell of Spiketown spent Sunday with his father Mr and Mrs Allen Pennell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amaker
Alex Scott
Albert Huston
Jesse Walker
Myrtle Leggett
Lillie
Marie Burkett
Alden Martin
Joe Smitley
Five Points
Leary Murphy
Dean
Grant Martin
Matt Pennell
Spiketown
Allen Pennell
Public School Board Elects Clerk In Lindsey
The school board directors held an election at Lindsey on Saturday April 1 electing a clerk and the office going to Dewey Connelly with no opposition. Other local residents made visits and social calls over the weekend including Gus Houchen Ben Stephenson and the Devlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Houchen
Near Briscoe
Public School Board of Directors
Lindsey
Dewey Connelly
Ben Stephenson
Martinsville
Edgar
W. M. Alrey
Parker Centre
Funeral and Easter Visits Reported Around Marshall Area
The text notes the funeral of Mrs. David Setzer at Dunlap cemetery last Saturday. Families such as Sears, Geisert, Kramer, and Travolta are mentioned visiting relatives in Marshall and nearby towns over Easter and weekend. Additional funerals at Livingston cemetery referenced include Mr. Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Travolta
Ck Baggs
Terre Haute
Dan Baggs
Easter Visits Highlight South Dolson Community List
Miss Carrie Newman of Marshall visits sister Oda Marrs as families gather for Easter. Abraham Babcock and son Henry spend Easter at James Fowler’s near Shilo with other relatives including Don Tingley, Leslie Wallace, and Harry Tingley. Hutchens guests of Roy Findley. Austin Claypool visits Murphy home. Marrs and Carrie also part of the weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Newman
Marshall
Oda Marrs
Abraham Babcock
Henry
James Fowler
Shilo
Don Tingley
Auburn
Leslie Wallace
Wallace
Harry Tingley
Chas. Hutchens
Roy Findley
Austin Claypool
Harry Murphy
Carrie
Newman Sunday Visit At The Marrs Home
Newman spent a Sunday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Isaac Marrs in the vicinity of Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Isaac Marrs
Near
Hilo
Mildred Spires Visits Grandparents in Clarksville
Lh NG Mildred Spires is spending a few days with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Spires of Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lh NG
Mildred Spires
Mrs
Joseph Spires
Clarksville
Minnie Geisert Spends Tuesday With Dolly McNary
Minnie Geisert Fishback spent last Tuesday with Dolly McNary of Livingston. Funeral services for George Sweitzer were held in Livingston on Monday. Mrs. Paul Travolta was called to the bedside of her mother Mrs. Katie Ri-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Geisert
Dolly McNary
Livingston
Will Sears
George Sweitzer
Paul Travolta
Katie Ri
Spiketown Social Visits Highlight Weekend
On April 17 1925 families and friends from Spiketown and nearby Martinsville shared Sunday visits. Mr and Mrs Russell Fitzpatrick Millie Haenig Nellie Haenig and Pete Wesser spent time with Frank Haenig and family. Edna Lovell Mary Norton spent time with Opal Veach and attended Martinsville high school with Mary Norton. Lydia Murphy visited Anna Haenig. Mary Norton and Edna Lovell traveled to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fitzpatrick
Millie Haenig
Nellie Haeniig
Pete Wesser
Frank Haenig
Melvin Norton
Hubert Bays
James Murphy
Edna Lovell
Mary Norton
Opal Veach
Martinsville
Theodore Norton
Emma
Herman Hoenig
Pauling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleone
South Dolson
J. E. Millhouse Plumbing and Heating
James J. Rose
M. D
Emrich & Son Nursery
Casey, Illinois
Eer
Willard
Willara
Claypool Stock Farm
Geraud
Doctor Jim
Geo. Claypool
Burdsal
Cole
Marshall, Illinois
Rardsal
C. A. Dixon, Marshall
Linois
Bubeck & Gallagher
Hoover
L. F. An
Zelm Extern
Yan 2 Union
MR. Beggs
Spring
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