Five Points Dinner Gatherings and Relatives Visiting
Mr and Mrs Newt Brosman and children along with Jesse Hix and Thelma McNary shared dinner with Mr and Mrs Geo Morgan. Hinkle hosted relatives for Sunday dinner with Ernie Bishop and family. Various households hosted Sunday gatherings including Bob Millburn and Willie Veach families. Pauline Izola Linton from Poland Indiana visited relatives here. Thelma Brosman from Mt Pleasant stayed with Lon Linton’s family. Oscar Leach visited Nick Reed’s home Sunday. Audrian Hazel and Pauline Izola Linton with Thelma Brosman spent Sunday evening with Mrs Vern Church and Diana Linton. Audrian Linton spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Brosman
Jesse Hix
Thelma McNary
Geo. Morgan
Hinkle
Ernie Bishop
Bob Millburn
Willie Veach
Lon Linton
Chester
Leary Murphy
Clyl Brosman
Clifford Towell
Dale Withgit
Witte
Local families enjoy weekend visits and events
McKEEN and Geo Zimmerly families, the Yeleys, and others spent Sunday at Collette Park. Caleb Kagan and family visited Lindsay Mason, while Barbara Lee stayed with cousin Mary Dutton this week. Unclear details note house painting, an elbow injury needing stitches, and several Sunday gatherings with relatives across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Caleb Kagan
Lindsay Mason
Local Residents Attend Services and Visit Known Friends
Dolson Mr and Mrs David Claypool of Casey attended Sunday services at Green Moss. Ivan Veach and Elmer Goeckler assent to Oregon Ill. Lycean and Frey threshing in locality this week. John Wright returned home from Charleston Friday after three weeks in hospital. Mrs Myrtle Stevens visiting Mito Combs. Lucille and Reba Claypool with sister first week. Mrs Ray Cline of Ridgefarm at Green Moss all day meeting with basket dinner. Fred Shade and Audrey Claypool in Indiana Sunday. Christian Hutchings Sylvan Richey and families guests of Silas Murphy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Claypool
Casey
Green Moss
Ivan Veach
Elmer Goeckler
Oregon
Lycean & Frey
John Wright
Charleston
Myrtle Stevens
Mito Combs
Lucille
Reba Claypool
Ray Cline
Ridgefarm
Fred Shade
Audrey Claypool
Indiana
Christian Hutchings
Sylvan Richey
Silas Murphy
Pleasant Grove Village Social Roundups
Pleasant Grove residents hosted and visited kin across the week. Families including Hamiltons Phillips Morgans and Brians gathered at several homes with mentions of trips to Paris and Martinsville for short visits.
Sunday Visits Reported With Local Families
Sunday visits were reported across the community. Charley Wieland and family stayed with Mr and Mrs Walter Douglas of West Union while Virgil Fox visited Ros Bandy and family near Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Phillips
Charley Wieland
Walter Douglas
West Union
Virgil Fox
Ros Bandy
Near
Dudley
Community Visits and Relatives Gather in South Dolso n
A long list of local visits spreads across South Dolson with Mr and Mrs Hodson, the Hutchens family, and many relatives from Koko mo Ind through Terre Haute to Indianapolis. travelers include Mrs Marrs, Mr Goeckler, Mr Babock, Mr Spires, and others visiting kin, with several weekend trips noted and a funeral at Ziegler cemetery led by Rev. Earhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Earhart
Ziegler Cemetery
Birthday Celebration At Carrie Tingley Home
A large gathering from many towns celebrated Carrie Tingley’s 71st birthday at her Mt. Pleasant home. Attendees included Wes Swet, Adaline Sweet, Olin and Rexford Sweet, Don Tingley and family, Patchetts, Hoskinsons, Snowden family from Indianapolis, Sanders and Taggart families, and others. Dr Smith of Terre Haute joined the afternoon event after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Tingley
Wes
Local Social Notes From Montrose And Nearby Towns
Miss Cora Campbell of Montrose visits Mrs Don F Romines as part of a period of social calls. Several residents travel for family visits, including Mrs Andrew Lee from Charleston after her mother’s illness, and Mr and Mrs Grover C Weaver returning from a lengthy auto tour of northern and eastern states and southern Canada. Others journey to attend events or visit relatives in East St. Louis Chenoa Toledo and Loraine while outings to Lake Winona Indiana and Grand Circuit races are noted along with several family farewells and exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Campbell
Montrose
Don F Romines
Cuma Lee
Cora E. Lamb
Westfield
T. T Ewing
Andrew . Lee
Charleston
James S McMillan
Grover C. Weaver
States
Canada
Ruah Conel
James Alkire
East St. Louis
Doit &. Conel
Belle Heath
Newton
John Gore
St. Louis
Olin Gore
Harry C. Legett
Frank Slusser
Albert Stohr
George Spence
Danville
George T. Smith
Toledo
Ohio
Mary Katherine Noonan
Loy Cole
Marshall
William F. Pierson
Robert Wright
John Q. Clark
Aurora
Local social notes from East McDaniel area and surrounding towns
Miss Frances Drake Irene Drake and Miss Ellen Hoskinson spent Friday evening with Miss Mary Ellen Wells. Cecil Wells and family and Fred Stanfield were business callers in Annapolis Saturday. Miss Ruby Guyer of Quaker Lane visited grandparents Will Sackrider and wife Wallace Elliott and son Bruce in West York on business Thursday. Mrs Alice Sackrider and sons Earl Wayne and Leon visited Sullivan Indiana with brothers Charles and Arthur Snavely and families. Angeline Nidey spent Thursday with sister Levina Fowler in York. Jesse Spraker and wife attended the Medsker reunion at Oak Date farm Melrose township. Sunday Mrs M C Wells and Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider visited Fred Phillipp and family near Wesley Chapel. Mrs Esther Wheeler and daughter Frances spent a few days with Rendel Bartlett and family near Kotroge Kiev. Trancis was in Annapolis on business Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Irene Drake
Ellen Hoskinson
Mary Ellen Wells
Cecil Wells
Fred Stanfield
Annapolis
Ruby Guyer
Quaker Lane
Will Sackrider
Wallace Elliott
Bruce
West York
Alice Sackrider
Earl Wayne
Leon
Charles
Arthur Snavely
Sullivan
Indiana
Angeline Nidey
Levina Fowler
York
Jesse Spraker
Medsker
Oak Date Farm
Melrose Township
M C Wells
Fred Phillipp
Wesley Chapel
Esther Wheeler
Rendel Bartlett
Kotroge
Annapas
Mornig
Obituary Catherine Strohm 1861 1925
Catherine Strohm, born July 7 1861, died July 30 1925 after stroke. She married George R. Strohm October 15 1882 and had twelve children, four living Homer A David E Benjamin O and Elsie Jane. Survived by three brothers six grandchildren and many relatives. She joined Allright Presbyterian church young and lived a Christian life despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Strohm
Heavenly Home
Catherine
Peter
Elizabeth Kile
Hfe
Henry
Adam
Allright
Terre Haute
George R. Strohm
Homer A
David E
Dana
Benjamin O
Elsie Jane
Allright Presbyterian Church
Lake Erie yields record NY water catch
Lake Erie provides the largest annual fish catch of New York state waters. Two years ago licensed fishermen landed nearly five million pounds of fish from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
New York State
Hypersensitivity Across Jobs And Substances
A 1936 Western Newspaper Union article explains idiosyncrasy or hypersensitiveness, with cases from Dr. Francis Rackemann at Massachusetts General Hospital. It details asthma triggered by dye, malt, leather dust, rabbits, or horse exposure, and notes variability among individuals and the unknown causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Francis R. Rackemann
Massachusetts General Hospital
Rackemann
Western Newspaper Union
Sheriff's Sale Tied to Thompson Pine Judgment in Illinois
A sheriff sale is ordered on property of Arch Thompson and Albert Pine to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Dulaney National Bank of Marshall Illinois. The parcel spans about two acres, located in Section 36, Town 11 North, Range 11 West, near the Darwin and Terre Haute road, with the description detailing boundaries and road lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Clark County
Illinois
Arch Thompson
Albert Pine
Dulaney National Bank
Marshall, Hainois
Albert
Pine
Darwin and
Terre Haute
Public Auction Ordered for Arch Thompson and Albert Pine Property
Sheriff J M Turner of Clark County. sale set for August 29 1925 at 1 pm at the East Door of Court House in Marshall Illinois. Lands described as eleven acres in Clark County and Winnebago area are to be sold to satisfy a court command against Arch Thompson and Albert Pine. Wn T Hollenbeck acts as plaintiff attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Winols
Thompson
Albert Pine
Court House
Marshall
Illinois
J. M. Turner
Wn. T. Hollenbeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
McKeen
Geo Zimmerly
Jay Yeley
Collette
Barbara Lee
Mary Dutton
Emmett Daily
Lydia Daily
aArch Kennedy
Clarence di
W Wohillmoth
William Jr
Adeline Quick
Frances Sherer
Paris
Frank Doll
Dan Quick C. I Rollings
Albert Somers
Ross
Irwin
Aaron Weaver
M V Campbell
Orville Haslitt
Russell Black
Willard Milligan
Charley Myers
Cecil Lee
Liggett
Dolson
Pleasant Grove
Liberty Hamilton
Percy Head
Otto Hamilton
Willie Hamilton
Roy Phillips
Georgetown
J. Phillips
Elva Morgan
Chicago
Beulah Head
Timothy Babcock
James Phillips
James Richey
Dorothy Philips
Amos Morgan
van Gilbert
Bruce Spires
Bertha .Lowthers
Flora Graham
Wculah Head
Goon
Dorothy
Phillips
Mel
Fred Wieland
Ionday
Dorothy Phillips
Martlaceville
Jol Phillips
South Dolson
Joe Hodson
Clarence Thatcher
Kokomo
Ind
Chas Hutchens
Harry Harbor
Lafe Marrs
Marie Marrs
Cago
Oda Marrs
Harry Murphy
George Claypool Chas
Goeckler
John
Mozart
James Fowler
West Liberty
Abe Babcock
Robert Babcock
Chas Goeckler Faye
Lucille Harbor
Mildred Spires
Andreth
S.e. Ting- Toy
Ibe
Harry Thrnley
Roabinson
David Reed
David Shotts
Freedom
Andrew H. Lee
Eleanor Parcel
Springfield
S. Parcel
Bruie B. Wood
Helen
Indianapolis
Herbert Goble
Mary Collins
Sullivan Indiana
Earl Nicholson
Bert T. Brewer
Atwood
Mary J. Carr
Clayborn Carr
Sam Smith
Bertha Smith
James Ashby
Harry Evans
Thomas Smith
New Ross
Ophir L. Lang
Ida Pierce
Elmer Sellers
Greencastle
Walter A. Newlin
VE Meeker
MT. Pleasant
East Mcdaniel
Freddrick R. Green
Health
Sheriff's Sale
Marshall Battery Co
Marshall, Ill
Standard Oil
National Die Hotel
Standard’. Oil. Company
Ill
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