Grand Turn Harold Lee Passes Final Examinations Saturday
Harold Lee passed the final examinations on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arby Schlosser and daughters Louise Dorothy and Mildred of Terre Haute visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Reno Schlosser. Leona Bell had dinner with Mary Lee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Liffick and Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Lee and daughters visited Einar Horner and family. Hurley Wright and daughter Emma Louise spent Sunday with Wilbur Maurer and daughters Mary and Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lee
Arby Schlosser
Louise
Dorothy
Mildred
Terre Haute
Reno Schlosser
Leona Bell
Mary Lee
Joe Liffick
Stacy’ Lee
Einar Horner
Hurley Wright
Emma Louise
Jake Maurer
Wilbur Maurer
Mary
Irene
Sunday visits share Terre Haute ties across families
Kenneth Geisert Fishback and family spent Sunday in Terre Haute with the mother and sister Minnie. John Sullivan and family and Russell Riley and Marshall families visited Wm. Travolta. Rosie Thompson and Mrs. Elnora Black of Terre Haute visited homefolks. Mollie Sears called on Mrs. Harry Wyrick at Armstrong. Bernie White and family and Thelma Francis of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Ick Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Geisert
Minnie
Terre Haute
John Sullivan
Russell Riley
Marshall
Wm. Travolta
Rosie Thompson
Elnora Black
Mollie Sears
Harry Wyrick
Armstrong
Bernie White
Thelma Francis
Ick Francis
Cleone Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Miss Martha Crane of Toledo visited Mrs. M. W. Connelley on Monday. Rolla Mosier moved to the farm of Mrs. J. W. Shawver southwest of Cleone. Mr. and Mrs. B. Stoneburner spent Saturday in Martinsville. H. F. Hammond of East Cleone visited Martin Connelley Monday evening. Nelson Connelley guest of Alva Ulrey of Lindsey Saturday night and Sunday. H. Kelm and family near Brocton called on local friends Sunday. Norman Ladd returned home late last week. Jean Ulrey spent Sunday afternoon with the Connelley brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Crane
Toledo
M. W. Connelley
Rolla Mosier
J. W. Shawver
Here
B. Stoneburner
Martinsville
H. F. Hammond
East Cleone
Martin Connelley
Nelson Connelley
Alva Ulrey
Lindsey
H. Kelm
Near Brocton
Norman Ladd
Jean Ulrey
Connelley Brothers
Mumps Cases Reported in South Dolson Area
Several cases of Mumps are noted nearby while social activities continue. The M M W gathering occurred at Mrs Andy Freys home Thursday afternoon with a two course lunch after devotion. Funeral for Lyman Washburn held at Rabbit Ridge. A 69th birthday surprise for Mrs Caroline Milhouse drew about 70 relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Frey
Wes Milhouse
Lyman Washburn
Rabbit Ridge
Caroline Milhouse
Chas. A. Goekler
John
Mozart
Lyman Newman
John Phillips
Casey
Wm. Rafferty
Fred Epperson
Irwin Daily
Terre Haute
Ben Richey
Local Residents Entertain and Travel Across Towns
Casey and S D Cochenour left on an automobile trip to Eldorado Kansas to visit their daughter Mrs James M Squier and family for several weeks. Mrs Clinton Hancock of Greenup visited relatives here. Dr L H Johnson chaired a Clark county board of Supervisors meeting in Marshall. Ernest Freeland and son Paul returned to Greenup after visiting his and her parents. Orville Arnold went to Whittington for a road strip contract. Daisy Rimmerman and children moved to Charleston for work in a shoe factory. Nick Geh returned from Mattoon. Mattie Morgan returned from Indianapolis. Dr J J McKibbon of Albuquerque arrived to visit his grandson John McKibbon. Rebecca Ratcliff visited Charleston for a stay with Mrs George Woodburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Cochenour
Eldorado
Kansas
James M. Squier
Cinton J. Hancock
Greenup
L. H. Johnson
Board of Supervisors
Clark County
Marshall
Ernest Freeland
Paul
S. B. Rich
Mattoon
Mattie Morgan
William TL. Hayes
Indianapolis
J. J. McKibbon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Isle of Pines
John McKibbon
Rebecca Ratcliff
Charlest
George Woodburn
James Lindley
Morris
Terre Haute
Hutsonville
Ollie Lindley
Mary Lindley
Frank Cox
Sullivan, Ind
Kate Mason
M. C. Stanfield
D. N. Stanfield
M. C. Barrett
Marion
Ray Hill
Lissa Hill
Annapolis
Martin Newlin
Wm. Holaday
West Union
Ashley Holaday
Alice Evans
Dee Rains
R. C. Bell
Paris
Mr.Bell
Ike Seymour
G. F. Smith
Burton
Bicknell
Ind
C. H. Musgrave
Adam Cullop
Samuel Cullop
Marguerite Cullop
Allen Hicks
Richard Plersall
Local Social Notes From Clarksville Area Family Visits
Clarksville residents report gatherings and visits including Mr. and Mrs. James Lycan and family with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clapp on Sunday. Miss Lois Lycan remains at home with tonsillitis. Claude Newman returned from Pittsburg where he studied. Other visits include Mrs. Harvey Schumaker with Mrs. Elmer Nay and Catherine Parks and Osar Parks with Os car Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lycan
Bruce Clapp
Ora Fox
Elza Newman
Lois Lycan
Hershel Biggs
Ethard Melton
Catherine Parks
Oscar Parks
Everett Stutham
Westfield
Claude Newman
Pittsburg
Margaret Jane Fitzgarrald
Palm Starks
Harvey Schumaker
Elmer Nay
Eleven and a half pound boy born to Higginbothams
An eleven and a half pound boy arrives as the Higginbothams’ new address. Bonnie Carpenter and Eugene Arbuckle of Ohio region wed Monday April 16. Various local residents and visitors are noted visiting and staying with relatives, including the Blizzards, Jacksons, Norton, Ledermann, and Farr families. Raymond Lambdin is laid up with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Higginbotham
Bonnie Carpenter
Eugene Arbuckle
Ohio
Mary
Mable Jackson
Hulda Jackson
Allright
Carl Norton
Vermillion
Wiliam Norton
John
Martha
Golda Blizzard
West Union
Margaret Hollenbeck
Wilna Cline
Carrie Ledermann
Bertha Higginbotham
Raymond Lambdin
Ray Davison
Berniece Farr
Paris
Thomas Blizzard
Kittie Strohm
Bennie
Elsie
Avon
Dolson Hazel Chapman Attends School Exam At Marshall
Miss Hazel Chapman attends the eighth year examination at Marshall on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Hendrix visited Paris Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Findley of Marshall were Sunday guests of Elijah Claypool and wife. Mr and Mrs Pete Liggett of near Kansas were guests of George Morgan and wife. A weiner roast near Jerry Claypool’s Saturday night. Ophir Claypool and baby visited Martinsville Sunday afternoon. Allen Claypool, wife and son Virgil, visited Silas Murphy and wife Sunday. Arlie Wilhoit hired to teach Blue Grass school and Hurley Johnson to teach Brossman school next winter. Miss Nancy Claypool spent over Sunday with her parents Marlin and wife here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Chapman
Marshall
Will Hendrix
Paris
Robert Findley
Elijah Claypool
Pete Liggett
Kansas
George Morgan
Jerry Claypool
Ophir Claypool
Baby
Martinsville
Allen Claypool
Virgil
Local Social Notes From Martinsville And Nearby
Martinsville and nearby communities share weekend visits and family gatherings. Indiana guests include Tibbs and Macklin families, with Terrible Terre Haute connections. Miss Ida Thornburg dies after long illness. services held at Baptist church with Rev. Montague officiating and burial at Baird cemetery.
Westfield News Briefs and Local Election Result
Hillsboro visitors Mrs J H Beswick and Mr and Mrs Heber Biscoe came to see family. Ware Paris visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Vansickle and Mr and Mrs C Q Messinger. John Watson visited Terre Haute business. City election produced Citizen's ticket victory with M S Kimball as mayor and O F Moore John Merrick Mel ford as council. Twin boys born to Mr and Mrs F C Rider, one child died at birth. Hog and cattle shipments to Indianapolis from stock yards. Irene Nees hosted a card evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Beswick
Hillsboro
Heber
John Merrick
Melford
John Watson
Terre - Haute
Irene Nees
W. H. Strader
Isabel
Melford Strader
Indianapolis
Tonte Tyler
John Winkleback
Hershel Lewis
F. C. Rider
Local social notes from West York area church and visiting guests
West York notes recap church appointments and social visits across Marshall area. Many residents attended Universalist Mission Circle events in Marion Musgrave and Hutsonville seniors play. Readers listed include Lindley, Cullop, Prust, Crowe, Crowe families, and Mary Lindley. Several outings to Terre Haute and Martinsville are noted along with visitors from Paris, Clark County, and Decatur.
Father finds humor in tardy son from Philadelphia Bulletin
A Philadelphia clergyman contends with his son's habitual lateness. At Sunday breakfast the youth jokes that twenty minutes past the hour is actually about right, provoking a heartfelt, humorous exchange captured by the Philadelphia Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Bulletin
West Union Social Guests and Marshall Trips
Mr and Mrs Wm Marvin and Volney Mount visited Mrs Ernest Bailes in Marshall while Miss Catherine Williamson stayed with Mrs Caroline Claypool in Marshall. Mr and Mrs Samuel H Sheets and children were in Marshall on Wednesday. Ben Crowe and John Seigel conducted business there. Arden Coryell went to Terre Haute on Thursday for business. Mr and Mrs Russell J Poorman were noted residents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Marvin
Volney Mount
Ernest Bailes
Marshall
Catherine Williamson
Caroline Claypool
Samuel
First Visit to Scotland Ends With Fumbled Golf Try
A young woman on her first Scotland trip attempts golf in a rough scene. On her fourth practice drive she loses the driver, which slips from her hand and sails away into furze brush. The caddie teases that she might become Scotland’s champion if she keeps up such pace. Glasgow report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Glasgow
Punished Reply to Sworn Allegations Against Pullman Manager
A Philadelphia Bulletin quotation recounts Gen. Horace Porter replying to an army officer who accused a Pullman car of poor cleaning. Porter miscopied the letter with escalating deletions and finally stated, We have run the train off the track burned the cars shot the conductor hanged the porter and discontinued the line. The reply ends with a satirical, mock formal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace ‘Porter
Pullman Company
Army
Jersey “City
Long Branch
Porter
Philadelphia Bulletin
Worth Remembering Reggie and the 400 Pounds Loan
Old Goldbags hands Reggie a 20 pound banknote with a reminder of 165 working days to earn 20 pounds at 5 percent. He says money spent with friends must be balanced by responsibility and memory of effort. The aviator line notes honor and aspiration comparing Wright to President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie
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Cleone
South Dolson
Clarksville
Dolson
Thomas Tibbs
D. B. Bennett
D. A. Macklin
Stella
Troy
Fay Macklin
D. F. Romines
Ora Stanfield
William Willison
A. Walker
A. O. Weiland
G. L. Wiser
C. A. Pence
Httle
Ed Nay
Clayton
Pocahontas
N. C
Sylvan Bennett
Bertha Newman
Champaign
Herbert Lindsey
Newman
Marguerite
Clara May Beachout
Joliet
Afrs
Bert McNary
Ida Thornburg
Baptist Church
Montague
Baird Cemetery
West York
H. B. Shoaff
M. EB
Will Miller
Lawrence Newlin
Mission Circle of the Universalist Church
Ed. Musgrave
Ben
Jack Cline
Ben Crowe
Betty “Lee
Ernest R. Bailes
Marvin Sr
Newton ‘Lane
Mary" Lane
Shelburn
George Cline Enera
Stanley Scott
Chas. Highsmith
Chas. Strohm
Harry Coldren
Mary Coldren
Roy Scott
Walter Gard
John Crowe
Roscoe Williams
Fred Reisner
Ona
Frances Bartlett
Maude Paddock
Otho Miller
Martha Crowe
Mabel Cork
Fred Wernz
Eleanor
Frank Buckner
Milo Prust
Wright
Blatchford and Ashbrooke
D. D. Doll, & Son
North Side Square
Sockler
Illinois
Livingston
Terre
Haute
Boyer & Blackman, Aucts
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