Dolson Chapel Events and Local Farming Notes
Weekly notes report Dolson Chapel Sunday school to be reorganized next Sunday at 10 30 am and list farm news across the area. A daughter born to Alpha Claypool and wife last week is noted along with visits by LeFrank Hurst and family. Oats yield 9 to 20 bushels per acre and corn and hay activity are described amid dry weather and local market conditions.
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Marshall
LeFrank Hurst
Marshell
Dolson Chapel
Alpha Claypool
Mr. Frazier
Edgar County
Dennison
Ennis
Athey
View
Slater Creek
Dolson
Cora
Local Notes on Road Work and Rural Life
The Homer tower was painted Friday. The National Road concrete work began Monday. Threshers report oats at about fifteen bushels per acre. Automobiles have finished graded road work. A Marshall resident bought mules last Saturday. The Van workers arrived Tuesday to install telephones for train handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob English
Marshall
Hera
Al'Mapes
Hindsboro
Insurance on Farm and City Property Kept Strong
Cole and Cole of Marshall Missouri advertise farm and city property insurance in the strongest companies at the lowest rates and invite inquiries for terms by writing or calling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole, Marshall
Local Social Notes and Marshall Visits Reported
Mrs Abe Good is ill and the Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting with Mrs Viola Atkins on Friday. A large crowd attended the ice cream supper here Saturday. Marshall visitors Saturday included Wm Serwise Joshua Walls and Commodore Collier. Vincennes resident Mrs Brown Nichman visits John Collier and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Good
al Thompson and Son
Wm. Serwise
Marshall
Joshua Walls
Commodore Collier
Ladies’ Aid Society
Viola Atkins
Fenton Hutchison
Thomas Haddix
Brown Nichman
Vincennes
Ind
John Collier
Town Notes Highlight Local Work and Revival
Fones will preach his farewell sermon Saturday evening August 12. Oliver Draper’s carpenters work on a modern school building with basement heating. Montgomery begins school project described as modern and well equipped. Residents attend revival in Darwin and visit from Casey and Chrisman.
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Ing
Aly
Lawrence Hollenbeck
O’flarity
Nellie Davison
Chrisman
Martinsville News Briefs and Local Notes
Monday reports note a small shower, street grading underway and county fair dates from September 1st to 2nd. Local visitors include Will McDonald and Wm Blankenbeker. H. Ishler advertises a wheelchair sale. Revs Cooper and Hanley conduct meetings at White Oak. H. Croslin resigns Baptist pastorate to pursue college work. Niagara excursionists return. Fevers and rising linen collars mentioned.
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Clark County
Will McDonald
Auburn
Joe Swope
John Jeffs
John Hill
H. Ishler
Harry Delashmutt
Neoge
Canada
H. C. Toman
FE. J. Blankenbeker
Edward Crigler
Adair County
H. C. Croslin
The
Baptist Church
Our City
Auto collision on Main Street ends with no injuries
A non damage collision occurred on Main Street Monday evening around 8 o clock as two autos contacted each other. No one was hurt and the parties settled the matter amicably. Martinsville comrades plan to attend the G A R encampment in Kansas City August 29 30 31.
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Main
Martinsville
Kansas City
Clark County
Q. O. Tracy
Iron Mountain
Memphis, Tenn
Miss Fern Brown Weds Cecil C Henderson in Oregon
Fern Brown daughter of E W and Mrs Brown tied to Cecil C Henderson in Eugene Oregon on July 20. Westfield shipped thirteen cattle cars to Chicago and one hog load to Indianapolis marking a busy cattle season in July with 45 livestock cars sent from town. James Cox southwest of Westfield suffered severe scalp injury after a buggy mishap when a frightened horse bolted past an automobile. Visitors from Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Lay Parker stay with Parker family, others travel to and from Terre Haute and Emington.
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Westfield
Fern Brown
E. W. Brown
Cecil C. Henderson
Eugene
Oregon
Chicago
Indianapolis
James Cox
Lay Parker
Oklahoma
F. R. Parker
Flora Stewart
Cyril
Terre Haute
Jasper Lowry
F. A. Best
Florence
Emington
H. D. Currie
Cincinnati
Obituaries and Notices From Banner Times Scene
Marcus C. Davis dies aged 72 on July 29. J R Brooks arrives from Tulsa for Mrs Brooks illness. Lester Drum visits his father in Marshalltown. Portia Lewis visits mother Martha Fuqua. Laura Yanaway leaves for appendicitis operation in Olney. Robert Paul Dean and Margaret Hartje wed at St Marys Marshall. Albert Woodworth injured by threshing accident and taken to Hinsdale sanitarium. J H Lippincott’s son Marion injures himself with nitro glycerine cap. Government engineers inspect river bank. Arthur Newlin to Colorado for health. Mrs Med Marlory nearly drowns at Hutsonville. D F Mickey arrests Albert Lawhead for assault. Uncle Cyrus Newlin dies aged over 91. born Hutsonville Township Tyne 1825.
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The
Banner Times
Marcus C. Davis
J. R. Brooks
Tulsa
Okla
Brooks
Lester Drum
Marshalltown
Andrew Drum
Portia Lewis
Sutton, N. D
Martha Fuqua
Laura Yanaway
T. R. Yanaway
Olney
Robert Paul Dean
Margaret Hartje
St. Mary’s Church
Marshall
Wilson
Albert’ Woodworth
Hffingham
Marion
J. H. Lippincott
the Herald
Arthur Newlin
Colorado
Med Marlory
Robinson
Hutsonville
D. F. Mickey
Albert Lawhead
John’ S ‘McCrory
Cyrus Newlin
Tyne
Cyrus
Gola- Fields
Bethel Notes on Local Social Visits and Illness
The column records various residents visiting kin and friends, updates on illness and recovery, and Sunday gatherings. People mentioned include Ethel Schafer with Elate Baggs, Mrs Kate Lowe, Helen Finkbiner, Mrs Ernest Smitley, and Sherman Liffick with Mrs Chris Imle of Grand Turn, among others.
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Bethel
Chas
Lowe
Ithe
Prairie
Ethel
Schafer
Elate
Baggs
Y Eliza
Dean
Shereman
Liffick
Charlotte
Schad
Kate
Helen” ‘Finkbiner
Community Notes Highlight Visits and Social Events
Local residents recount weekend visits with relatives including Emma Finkbiner and Maggie Lowe. Ice cream social planned at Bethel for August 16 with rain date. Several families like Fawley, Reynolds, Travioli, and Nightlinger were mentioned in Sunday gatherings and outings to see Howe's circus in Paris.
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Emma Finkbiner
Maggie Lowe
Rose Calloway
Sherman Liffick
Charlie Thompson
Cooper Chapel
Robt. Finkbiners
Childrren
Bessie
Fred Schafer
Chas
Rasner
Bethel
Herman Fawley
Will-Cork
Rae Fawley
Joe Travioli
Victor Reynolds
Howe’s
Paris
Ed Saiter
Harry Reynolds
Arthur Beard
Oliver
Bess Mundy
Marshall
Susie Reynolds
Lera Askins
Mary
Philip A. Rhoads
Daisy Hernell
Faye Bevans
Terre Haute
Harve Nightlinger
Cecile Lee
McKeen
Madge
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
Sale of Tulsa Properties by Trentman Land Co Wichita
The Trentman Land Co offers to sell at once the three residence properties formerly owned by Mrs. Nora McMurray of Tulsa Oklahoma. The five room houses at 609 and 511 Cherry Street and the five room house at 614 South Third Street are rented and in good condition. The firm notes they are far from personal attention and invites offers to 217 Beacon Building Wichita Kansas.
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Nora McMurray
Tulsa
Okla
Cherry Street
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Homer
John Lowry
Kan
Sas
Cepacia
Dixon
Marrshall
Casey
Queensware
O McClure
Pythian Theatre
Paramount Night
George Fawcett
Earl , Williams
Anita Stewart
Ethel Teare
Wm. A. Brady
Picture Plays
Frances Nelson
Vitagraph
Mary Anderson
Pokes & Jabbs
Daniel Frohman
Hazel Dawn
Jennifer
Raith
Barnard Delano
Selig
Trentman Land Co
Beacon Building
Wichita, Kans
East Main Street
Pute
Grocers
Zephyr Flour
Shreve
Harper
United Brethren Church
Therdis
Woolarge
Tne
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