Peach bloom and crop notes from Clarksville area
Agricultural updates report peach trees in bloom signaling good peach crop and oats sowing finished with solid acreage. Local visits include John Hurst Jr and wife in Marshall, plus multiple family and relative trips. Community notices mention pig losses at Hurst estab lishment and local medical travel involving Ernest Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurst
Marshall
Clarksville
Mabel Hurst
Mary Belknapp
Ft. Wayne Ind
Will Davis
Henry Durgn
Hot Springs
Ark
Wes Millhouse
Insurance for Farm and City Property in Marshall
Cole and Cole of Marshall Illinois offer coverage for farm and city property with strong companies at low rates. Contact them for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Marshall, Ill
Local Items From Martinsville and West Union Area
Friday and Monday visits report from J. R. Trump P C Hasten and Emery Dodd in Martinsville and West Union. Elder Hix preached Sunday night. Grace Newlin recovering from measles. Easter egg party with many eggs eaten. school opens with Leon Dodd at Melrose. Whooping cough affects students. many from Melrose and Orange townships take final exam. Garden work begins in West York. Leslie Lindley moves to town. Sunday school attendance 81. big meeting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Trump
Martinsville
P. C. Hasten
West Union
Emery Dodd
Elmer Snavely
Hix
Grace Newlin
Fred Crumrine
Melrose
Leon Dodd
Orange Townships
Scribe
Local Notes From Revival to School Reopens
The text records revival attendance by Union and Hutsonville residents, Earl Klinger’s Indiana visit, Marshal Nidey’s Louisiana trip, a Friday school closure, sustained student interest, Misses Cecil and Norma Bell returning from the state university for the weekend, the same teachers continuing at the school, and a new barber from Robinson taking over the shop in John Donaldson’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uslad
Michael
King
Javally
West Tihmbiazs
Layton
Union and Hutsonvilla
Earl Klinger
Bloomfield
Ind
J. T. Smith
Marshal Nidey
Louisiana
Cecil
Norma Bell
State University
Lve
John Donaldson
Robinson
Social notes from Broadlands and nearby towns
Mrs Charles Tingley of Broadlands visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Snedeker of Terre Haute visit here Sunday. Mrs Al Fraker has been under a doctor's care this past week. About a dozen youths enjoy an egg roast Saturday. Miss Mertina Smith of Bond County visits her brother. Spiritualistic young men return to lay church foundation. William McDonald and family visit their old home east of Marshall. Will Brossman’s watch falls into a well and 15 feet of water pumped. James Weldon and family from Martinsville take an auto ride. Sam Bradley suffers two broken ribs when a hand-car jumps the track. Shippers from Casey seek to contract owner of local press to bale 400 tons hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tingley
Broadlands
Snedeker
Terre Haute
al Fraker
Mertina Smith
Bond County
Wiliam McDonald
Marshall
Will Brossman
James Weldon
Martinsville
Sam Bradley
Casey
Local Notes from the Community
Mrs Miriam Crouch remains ill. Roy Dehli buys a new bug gy. Easter service at Zoar drew a large crowd. John Berg traveled to Mattoon on business last week. Claude and Hubert Bennett visited George Geffs of Westfield and his parents Sunday. Scott Orcutt and family visited friends at Annapolis Sunday. Ham Lingafelter and family visited Edward Nash's family Sunday. Landis Dehl and Tilden Crouch were in Martinsville Saturday. Flora King started the spring term at Cottonwood School. Dorothy Buckner started the spring term at Butternut School. Marvin and Wes Bennett were Sunday visitors at Roy Smith's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar
John Berg
Mattoon
Claude
Hubert Bennett
Martinsville
George Geffs
Westfield
Scott Orcutt
Annapolis
Ham Lingafelter
Edward Nash
Landis Dehl
Tilden Crouch
Flora King
Cottonwood
Dorothy Buckner
Butter
Easter Social and Local Movements in West York Area
Several youths spent Easter at the Old Bed while farmers prepare ground for corn planting. Wm Netree left for Michigan for employment. John Barker of Terre Haute visited relatives. Otho Pinkston and wife moved to the Parrott house. John Abbott of Melrose visited relatives. Many attended the West York M E church meeting. Jack Barker and wife visited from Indiana to see his mother Mrs M Barker. O E S chapter members attended West Union exercises with a pleasant evening and refreshments.
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Wm. Netree
Michigan
John Barker
Terre Haute
Otho Pinkston
Parrott House
John Abbott
Melrose
Hiere
West York M. E
Jack Barker
Indiana
M. Barker
West Union
Sunday Visits and Local Moves In A Small Town
Miss Ida Craig spent Sunday with Alma White. Frances Maron spent Sunday with Dessie Edwards. Harris Brown and wife spent Sunday with his parents. Bert Bartlett and wife visited Edgar Fasig. James Thompson and wife spent Sunday with her parents. W A Shotwell and wife moved to Terre Haute Monday. The DeLatal Separator hires O C Shotwell as local agent. J T Zimmerly of Paris called on township highway commissioners Thursday. Sarah Bartlett and Claude Ozley of Ohio visited Arlle Pottinbarger in Bisrshall. Hugh White and Theodore Medskar went to Olney Monday. ES Jennitins reportedly ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ozley
Ohia
Arlle Pottinbarger
Bisrshall
Hugh White
Theodore Medskar
Olney
ES Jennitins
Local social notes highlight West Union visitors and gatherings
Misses Yorn Spitara and Ranchi Williamson of West Union spent Saal day here with Miss Marie Davison who entertained friends in honor of her cousin Maude Murphy of Marshall. Mrs Wm Cline and daughter Carrie and Herschel Cline and family visited Mr and Mrs Allen Kile at Island Grove. Miss Reba Spangler hosted guests in honor of W A Shotwell and colleagues bound for Terre Haute.
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Yorn’ Spitara
Ranchi Williamson
West Union
W. B.'White
Marie Davison
Maude Murphy
Marshall
Wm. Cline
Carrie
Herschel Cline
W. A. Shotwell
Wits
Terre Haute
Easter weather and local activity in Casey area
Perry Loughers of Dolson, Elmer Short and Frank Derlox of Casey, and Comrade Caleb Starkey with family visited Casey as spring unfolds. Rev Bert Rogers and Rev Davidson began Church of God meetings in Casey. Easter services were held with special music and egg distribution. Bert Keith suffered a serious riding plow accident. Town election results surprised readers as Will Secrest won in ward three. Oats planted at higher than last year, corn plowing underway, fruit blossoms indicate good yields and gardens show strong activity.
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Perry Loughers
Dolson
Elmer Short
Frank” Derlox
Casey
Caleb Starkey
Amaziah Murphy
Auburn
Samuel Sneed
Weir
Ed Janney
Olney
Parker Township
Bert Rogers
Mr. Davidson
Church of God
Old Presbyterian Church
All Our Churches
Bert Keith
George Spraker
Will Secrest
Casey Oil Well Drilled On Theo Bennett Tract
Ed Taylor and party drilled a very good oil and gas well Monday on the Theo Bennett placed east of Moriah. John Lockman and wife from Jupiter, Fla visited Casey relatives for a couple weeks. Pastor Powley of the Baptist church resigns and will preach farewell next Sunday. Mrs Thompson of Waldron and Miss Mayme Thompson of Bentonville arrive to visit Prof W G Thompson at his home. Mrs Perry Emrich and two daughters of Collins, Mo visit J R Emrich. W L English of Wichita, Kansas visited cousin J W English. George Gilbert and Sarah Adams marry at Rev Greenwell's residence. This is the third attempt to gain oil on the tract Mr Mer Ow drilled in..
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Banner-Times
Ed Taylor
Theo- Bennett
Moriah
S. N. Smith
St Elmo
T. J. Slusser
J. P. Lockman
Jupiter
Frs
Casey
Mr. Powley
The
Baptist Church -the
W. L. English
Wichite, Kané
J. WW
Inglish
English
Mensfield
Greenwell
Ofstorians
George Cilbert
Sarah” Adams
Crumlin Family News and Local Socials
Foster Crumlin of Terre Haute spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Marjorie Lentz of Riley has moved in with her mother Mrs. Charlie Cline. Mr and Mrs Chas Denham of West Terre Haute visited last week. An egg roast was held at Fred Guinnip’s north of Marshall with Everett Black Harry Brown Willie Kesler Cory Stricker Edna Stricker Miriam Crumlin Mondella Norton Theron Chenoweth attending.
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Livingston Foster ‘Crumlin
Terre Haute
M. HB
Marjorie Lentz
Riley
Ind
Charlie Cline
Chas. Denham
West
Till Alcorn
Fred Guinnip
Marshall
Everett Black
Harry Brown
Willie Kesler
Cory Stricker
Paul Burkholder
Edna Stricker
Miriam Crumlin
Mondella Norton
Theron Chenoweth
Codex Aureus and Devils Bible Among World’s Famous Texts
In Stockholm the Codex Aureus known as the golden codex features gold lettering on parchment dated 840 AD and preserves Gothic language. The so called devil's Bible rests in the Royal Library with 800 asses skin lettering and a devil frontispiece, tied to Bohemian loot from the Thirty Years War.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Royal Library
Bohemia
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Raising the Sons and a Pig a Day of Reckoning
A collection of quips and observations on gender roles in motherhood and manhood from Woman's Home Companion, plus a British weekly note on pigs and a humorous downtown encounter. The pig piece highlights a pupil's comic view of pigs as dirty yet ambitious, while a Louisville joke recalls a bookkeeper’s mundane fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wombat
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lawyers Must Be Men Of Wonderful Self Control
A clipped quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal noting lawyers should restrain offering advice until paid. The fragment touches on marital vows and a mistaken claim about an engagement, with stray names and garbled text across several sources.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Carbon Paper Large Needs for Transferring Embroidery
Fragmentary OCR shows an item about carbon paper used for transferring embroidery patterns. It notes the Weruid G Bee as source or vendor. The readable text emphasizes pattern transfer and sewing uses with mention of large needs.
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Ernest Hughes
Chicago
Dave Hughes
Zenas Murphy
Murphy Bros
West York
Leslie Lindley
Guy Caldwell
Farnum
T. J. Athey
Will
R. L. Beil
Paris
M. Baker
Finkstaff
Tred Cuyer
Iha Wititak
Vay Marriniton
Getreetown
Viefice West Yorkies
Homer
Miriam Crouch
Roy Dehli
York
Ohio' Chapel
D. D. Dot
Oor
North Side Square
Kirsch
H. M. . Dewey & Co
Gome
Marshall Steam -Laurdry
Alonté
Richmond
Mmes Mepsich
Harry Rose
Ohio
Ty Amgers
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