Breakfast Bridge Hosts Chronicle by Emma Frederick
Mrs Emma Frederick hosted a Tuesday club breakfast at Husteds Rest near Martinsville. Bridge activity occurred at her home just beyond Husteds with members including Mrs Sam Prevo and Miss Nellie Stephenson and guests such as Mrs Vern Cole and Miss Edith Shaw. Separately families hosted dinners and picnics across Marshall area with travel to New York and San Antonio noted for upcoming trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Frederick
Gertrude ‘Shaw
Fannie Andrews
Nellie Stephenson
Vern Cole
Walter ‘Cole
Cc. F. Behbner
Mary Cole
Edith Shaw
District Picnic Attended by Robsons at Vincennes
Mr and Mrs O H Robson and daughter Donna Jean and Bernard Nay attended a Prudential Insurance district picnic in Vincennes Indiana last Friday. Mr and Mrs Perry Pennington and Mrs George Morgan traveled to Denison Ohio Saturday for the funeral of an uncle of Mr Pennington and Mrs Morgan. S F Maring left Tuesday for a business and health trip to Martinsville Springs Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Robson
Donna Jean
Bernard Nay
Prudential Insurance Co
Vincennes
Indiana
Perry Pennington
George Morgan
Denison
Ohio
Mr. Pennington
Mrs. Morgan
S. F. Maring
Martinsville Springs, Ind
Eileen Jefferds
Agnes McMurray
Findlay
Miss Jeffreds
Roy Jefferds
Hved
Marshall
Birthday toast and community notices in Marshall society
Mrs. Emery Bloodworth hosted the Loyal Women class for her mother Mrs John Cole s 50th birthday. The gathering included numerous local families and visitors from Terre Haute Washington and Chicago. other items mention marriages births and travels of residents, plus a side note on a trip to Marmouth Cave Kentucky and a convention in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Bloodworth
The
Christian Church
John Cole
L. 4. Smith
J. I. O'Neal
John Craig
Lydia Marrs
Ping
R.L. Hunt
Zoe Pearce
Belle Lutz
Buel Morris
Joe Steele
Joe Wallace
W. D. Downs
Stephen Mitchell
Clay Montgomery
Cole
Kenneth
Louise Lickert
Helen Baird
Ora Weir
Marshall
Imo
Colliflower
Hutsonville
Marmouth Cave
Kentucky
Veach reunion set for August at Donnie Boyle home
Local notes report the Veach family reunion planned for August 12 at the home of Donnie Boyle located one mile south and one and a half miles west of Fairmount. Other items include visits by Chicago residents, new births in Wabash township, and regional travel of residents from Marshall to Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert- Wright
Roberts
Shady Rest
Bethel Baptist Church
Sun -Gay
Veach
Donnie Boyle
Fairmount
First U S Mint Founded in Philadelphia
The first United States mint was established in Philadelphia on April 27. Early coin production used only manual power, with steam power introduced for minting in 1836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Poor Enzineers Build a Boulevard Like Boston Tracks
Fragmentary quotation notes that many begin with ambitious plans to build a grand boulevard akin to Pennsylvania Avenue but end up with a rough, cow-tracked result resembling Boston streets. The tone mocks engineering novices and unfulfilled urban dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Boston
Westfield Family Tour Reports Arkansas Floods
Mrs John McAdams of Westfield and family recently toured Missouri and Arkansas and learned central Arkansas remained flooded from heavy rainfall. Local mischief at Scales School occurred when youths damaged the building and were seen in the yard. Burglary and theft struck Bourbon and McGuire stores, with radio stolen from a John Jenson elevator and gloves stockings underwear and cash taken from the McGuire store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McAdams
Westfield
O. L. Jay
John William
Mattoon
Missouri
Arkansas
Bessie McAdams
Judsonia
Ark
Scales
Arcola
John Jenson
Bourbon
McGuire
Local brief on hospital stay and family travel in Casey area
Ralph Pierson was taken to a Terre Haute hospital Friday night and operated on for appendicitis early Saturday. Mrs Leo Dill and two sons traveled to Akron Ohio Monday because of the critical illness of her brother Henry Baker. The group from Dallas and Seminole Oklahoma visited relatives in Tuscola Tuesday, including Mrs Sarah A Brown and Mrs C A West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pierson
Terre Haute
Leo Dill
Akron
Ohio
Henry Baker
Chas. Baker
Rose Johnson
Dell Lang
Opal Sedgwick
W. Dale Sedgwick
Dallas
Texas
Catherine Heywood
Oscar and
Briscoe Heywood
Ina Jayne
Seminole
Okla
Tuscola
Sarah A. Brown
C. A. West
Martinsville society notes and local mishaps
Mr and Mrs Will Berkley took Mr and Mrs John Kelley to Martinsville Indiana for sanatorium treatments and returned Monday afternoon. Mr Kelley remains with his wife a few days. J O McGinnis and wife suffered a sideswipe accident near Westfield when their new Durant was hit by a Westenberger cleaners truck. Mrs John H Stephens fractured a hip Saturday and will be bedbound for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Berkley
John Kelley
Martinsville
Ind
Kelley
Berkley
Westfield
J. O. McGinnis
Orators urged to favor native clear eloquence
The text advises speakers to avoid affectation and prefer plain, natural expression. Lord Herbert cites that genuine eloquence comes from clear speech rather than extravagant wording or ornate devices. The passage emphasizes sincerity and intelligibility in oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Herbert
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Alex Gard
Ohio Vicinity
South of
Mr. Gard
Ada Gard
Walter Gard
Carroll Gard
Dan Ustiand
South of Marshall
Walter Downing
Paris
Ross Holler
Robert Scholfield
John Scholfield
Sam Scholfield
Ben LeGore
Ben Scholfield
Lydia
Champaign
Gustave Ritter
Sylvia
Harold Nash
Casey
New York
Mr. Ritter
John Weber
Ozone Park
Long Island
C. A. Purdunn
Carson
San Antonio
George Purdunn
AETNA
IZE
Mark Stewart City Fire Insurance
Aetna Automobile Insurance
Be- Safe
Ladies Aid
Grand Turn Church
Fred Lederman
Walnut Prairie
Cole & Cole Loans
Marshall, Tilmots
Harry
Thompson
Edgar
Ill
Horace
Mae i
Sala Ae
Johnson
H. M., Dewey & Co
Harry Maurer
Bloomington
Everett
Connelly
Bill Booster
W. Gilbert Ross
Hugh Ross
Hollywood
Calif
Fuerstenberger
Martha Williams
Francis Williams
Charles Davison
Everett Smitley
Washington, D. C
Smitley
Lincoln Oil Refining Company
Albert Sockler
Fred Geisert
Fishback
Sarah Smith
Rosa Smith
Will Miller
John Finkbiner
Will Finkbiner
James L. Ferguson
Flora L. Freeman
West Union
Mark West
Eva Scott
Kenneth Brown
Ines Fulton
Squire Thomas Craig
Earl Wood
Sidell
Robert Councill
Robert, Jr
John Jennings
Franklin
Virginia
Dave Elston
John McCauley
Genevieve
Paul Hill
St. Louis
McCauley
Oklahoma
Dorothy Moore
Julius Misner
Alice Adams
Terre
Haute
Wisconsin
Minnesota
L. J. “Weir
Claule Fox
George Matking
Detroit
Michigan
Heater Shipe
Elizabeth Hagist
Alma‘ Shipe
Frieda Hagist
Washington
D.C
Jane Clark
Camp Kreitenstein
Center
Point
Miss Clark
Clarence Collins
Wabash Township
Clarence Phillip
William Kulpe
Lawrenceville
J. H. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Judge
Jed Gard
Robert Wyrick
Sarah Rosella
Otto Kaufman
Los Angeles
Jennie Chaffee
Jay Swern
Spiketown
J. H. McDaniel
Mrs. Russell Wilson
Elsie Grogan
Oblong
John Weir
Eva J. McCormick
Michigan City
Daisy Jensen
Stanley Godberg
Sea Side Park
Coney Island
Dupont
City Drug Store
Marshall, Il
Westfield Review
Kirchner’s Lumber Yard
Chas. Kirchner
Botton Tito Aan
Marshall Herald
Green Cafe
Esther B. Clark
Mer
the Herald
Ford
Essex
Hudson
Hudson Brougham
Kesler Motor Company
D.doll & Son
Casey Banner
Martins
Martinsville. Planet
Edmund Lowe
Lois Moran
Tom Mix
Tony
Cheyenne
Gene Stratton Porter
Rogers
Country Club No
Cleo
Graham Rackers Pene
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