Mrs. Elizabeth Veach Dies After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Veach died at her son's Clarksville home after a short illness. Funeral services were held at Clarksville Baptist Church conducted by Rev I R Hicks with burial in Clarksville cemetery. Maud Babcock transacted business in Marshall Monday. Alonzo Allred visited relatives in Oliver last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Babcock
Alonzo Allred
Oliver
Elizabeth Veach
Jesse
Clarksville Baptist Church
I R. Hicks
Clarksville
Ida Babcock
Marshall
Social visits noted around Terre Haute and area
Mike Moore and Ruth spent Tuesday with Marion Mott in Terre Haute. Misses May and Estella Clouse visited Easterday and family. Mrs William Clouse and Ed visited her mother at Ernat. Henry Dietz spent Saturday in Terre Haute with Otto Grey. Versa and Margaret Neff visited Norah Shank. Margaret Amacher stayed at Effingham with Garfield family. Frank Stewart and Ruth visited sister Mrs John Renner. Dan Neff visited his son in Terre Haute. Margaret Amacher and John visited Aunt Mrs Dan Eckle. Fred Kile returned from Terre Haute for a home visit. Grace Chapel plans preaching next Sunday with welcoming attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Moore
Ruth
Marion Mott
Terre Haute
May
Estella Clouse
William Clouse
Ernat
Henry Dietz
Otto Grey
Versa
Margaret Neff
Norah Shank
Margaret Amacher
Effingham
Garfield
Frank
Local Notices and Social Rounds From a Rural Community
Nelson Snedeker builds a new house on his farm as farmers plough corn. Miss Ethel Snedeker entertained Lethy Fawley and Maurine Dellaney Sunday. Esther Barnes of McKean spent Sunday with Misses Agnes and Grace Campbell. Abe Garver and family visited Sunday for grandson's birthday. Grace Ye lews visited Bessie Hogue. A preaching service Sunday night was well attended with two special numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Snedeker
Ethel Snedeker
Vilages Lethy Fawley
Maurine Dellaney
Esther Barnés
McKeen
Agnes
Grace Campbell
Abe Garver
Harry
Grace Yelews
Bessie_Hogue
Ruth Weaver Visits Relatives in West Terre Haute Area
Ruth Weaver spent Sunday visiting relatives in the West Terre Haute area. She was accompanied by her cousin Florence Liggett and by Mrs Jas Ad Weaver and their family. Relatives including James Weaver, Laventa Finkbiner, and others shared the day with Mr and Mrs Weaver and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weaver
Terre Haute
James
Sny
Bites “Laventa
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Church Services
Norma Switzer of Terre Haute visits her cousin Miss Cora Wyrick and stays with her uncle Grant Crumlin. Mr and Mrs John Wells spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Church services are planned here next Saturday night May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Wyrick
Norma Switzer
Terre Haute
Grant Crumlin
John Wells
Local Notes Include Visits and Family News
Uncle Tom Whitson has the La Grippe. William Saiter bought a horse last week. Hazel Geisert spent a few days with her sister Mrs Alford Junker of Black Hawk. Rudolph Kuhn and family visited William Kibby and wife at Marshall. Ed Lovell returned to Terre Haute after a brief visit with her mother Mrs Washtler. Catherine Geisert visited Baggs school Friday. Harry Whitson spent Sunday with Otto Crumline. Mrs Rudolph Kuhn spent Wednesday with Mrs Walter White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Whitson
William Saiter
Hazel Geisert
Alford Junker
Black Hawk
Rudolph Kuhn
William Kibby
Marshallairs
Ed Lovell
Terre Haute
Washtler
Catherine Geisert
Baggs School
Harry Whitson
Otto Crumline
Walter White
Pie Supper at Hall School House May 9
There will be a pie supper at the Hall school house on May 9 with invites for all. Several local residents spent time visiting relatives, including Minnie Raisner and children with Mrs. Wilbur Renshaw and others visiting Emma Sweitzer and Lena Sweitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall School House
Minnie Raisner
Wilbur Renshaw
Darwin
Emma Sweitzer
Stella
Lena Sweitzer
Lizzie Raisner
Emma Baggs
Katy Harmon
Marshall
Dan
Lydia Volkers
Mary Beltz
Jennie Beltz
Herman
Wm. McBroom
Charley Beltz
Frank
Walter Tingley
Xara Clark
Charley Tingley
John Beltz
Herman Beltz
West Union
Local notes on livestock, frogs, roads and pests
John Brossman keeps seventeen yearling mules and colts. Don Romines captured and sold about twenty four frogs to restaurant men. A move to dress up the National road before the ocean to ocean car arrives. A fruit grower uses one hundred gallons of coal oil to kill a small green louse on his orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brossman
Don Romines
National Road
Auburn man reports fine young colts and local visits
Tom Brosman touts four of the finest young colts seen. Garfield Barlow returns from St Louis after his mother's death. Sam Morgan and family visit Mrs Morgan's parents in McNary. Otto Veneh visits his mother in Lily Veach. Henry Arturburn and family visit John Reed's relatives. Tane Cunningham starts a Shetland pony farm, adding to his stud. Ola Richart, a teacher, was home ill and may bring her mother this week. Rev AL De Haase remains in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brosman
Garfield Barlow
St- Louis
Sam .Morgan
Aby
Eagar’ County
John ‘Reed
Tane'Cunningham
Shetland
Switadd
Ola’ Richart
Brosman
Gehool
Aickhess
Ola
de Haase
Paralyzed Martinsville man cared for at Burnett home
Ailing townsfolk recount the sudden illness of a Martinsville resident who was struck with paralysis and sent home to Burnett Indiana. Family and friends gathered in hopeful prayer as only a few could be recognized by the patient before recovery remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Burnett
Ind
Oats lead in Martinsville harvest and local notes
Martinsville reports the largest oat acreage in years. Several local people are ill with catarral fever, while others visit family and shop in town. Prices: eggs 17c, butter 20 25c, onions 6c a bunch, rhubarb 5c, lettuce 16c per lb. A fire damaged a small frame building behind the Lindsey brick and the Dill butcher shop. Local events include sermons, a Sunday school convention in Beardstown, and a church service for elderly and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sanders
John
Alex Stillwell
T. A Hackney and Son
Parker
M. D. Lowry
Douglas Township
Judge Gasaway
Terre Haute
Theorth
Mauk
D. L. Wilhoit
Main Street
G. W. Child
Springfield
Church of God Bethel
Anti-saloon League
Beardstown
Jerry Ishler
Martinsville
Lindsey
Dill
Baptist
Community Notes From Dolson Area Sale Visit and Quarantine
Walter Kendall of Lower Dolson attended the Joe Stewart sale the first of last week. James Lowe and wife of West Unfor were here the latter part of last week visiting relatives. Riley Davis is improving from a carbuncle on the back of his neck. The Joe Stewart sale the first of last week was well attended despite a busy season. Verge Hurst and wife of Rabbit Ridge visited his sister Mrs. Mike Schwartz on Sunday. Hurley Johnson closed his school at West Liberty due to a small pox case nearby. Jerry Claypool's residence caught fire Sunday morning from a defective flue but was saved by prompt action. James Harwood of Janesville sowed timothy seed on his farm where Fred Wood lives. Mat Snyder and wife, who recently moved to Baxter Springs, Kansas, bought forty acres adjoining the town. Will Davis and son delivered hardwood lumber to a Kansas dealer and brought back materials for a new barn. Rev Frank Lathrop of Grandview visited the neighborhood. The board of health met Saturday to arrange quarantining exposed individuals. one case is recovering with no new cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kendall
Lower Dolson
Joe Stewart
James Lowe
West UN
Riley Davis
Verge Hurst
Rabbit Ridge
Mike Schwartz
Hurley Johnson
West Liberty
Frank Lathrop
Grandview
Clarkaville and
Dolson
Board of Health
POSSUM RIDGE COMMUNITY NOTES AND VISITS
Local brief records a series of Sunday greetings and family visits. Names include Grandma Smitley Martin Grant Reuben Tingley Lon Linton Newt Brosman Frank Drinkwater Chrisman Lewis Lowry Bandas Charlie Cunningham Alex Scott and families. Mention of illness affecting Harry Smitley’s mother in Brownstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaffnér
Grandma “Smitley
Grant
Martin
Reuben, Tingley
Lon’ Linton
Newt. Brosman and Family
Frank Drinkwater
Chrisman
Lewis Lowry
Bandas
Charlieé "Cunningham
Aléx . Scott
Freedom
L ‘Harry
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Reported
Olive Branch notes fifty five Sunday school attendees. Miss Mina Hamilton visited Miss Flossa Chamness. Opal White and Fairy Umstott visited Bertha and Lillie Weber. John Weber praises a new potato variety. Rev. Petus of Westfield is to preach here. Several locals, including Roy and Elda Swope and Ad Fortney’s family, hosted visits. Mrs. Alvira Swope remains ill. Terre Haute visitors Thomas Nidey and family stayed locally. Freda Bryan visited Ola White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Hamilton
Flossa Chamness
Opal White
Fairy Umstott
Bertha
Lillie Weber
John Weber
Roy Swope
Elda Swope
Petus
Westfield
L. D. Rothrock
S. Ad Fortney
Civic federation warns Illinois on proposed state constitutional amendment
The Civic federation condemns the initiative and referendum proposal as a dangerous shift to irresponsible lawmaking. It says a lone individual or well funded group could draft laws, secure signatures, and force votes without legislative or public amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation
Illinois
Card of Thanks to Kind Helpers for Our Mother's Death
Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who assisted during the illness and death of Mrs Emma Murphy and mentions lasting appreciation for thoughtful attentions in this hour of sorrow. Signed by her bereaved family, the second son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Murphy
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W. H. Doak
Jesse Sneed
Jengcisha
P. Fawley
Will Norton
Tecit A ' Alva’ Wimmerly
Pirie
Henry Reynold
Aps
Chas. Smitley
Bon
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Joe Forbeck
For ‘Marshall
Robert Smitley
Shasafras
Robert English
A. P. Fawley
Robi Hodson
Chas
Smitley
Bessie Landers
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