Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Events
Dated Sunday reports from Green Moss and nearby areas note Rev Stevens’s regular appointment, Hutchings visiting Olney relatives, Belknap and wife visiting Will Davis, Emmett Meloy visiting his sister Jess Benzbout in West Terre Haute, and several others hosting or joining family gatherings. Further items mention Henry Melton’s hen house project, ice cream supper by Woodmen in Clarksville, and multiple visits among the Tarble family and Connelley relatives in Martinsville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Stevens
Green Moss
Elmer Hutchings
Olney
Charles Belknap
Marshall
Will Davis
Emmett Meloy
Jess Benzbout
West Terre Haute
Clarence Waller
Diana Murphy
Marlon
Indianapolis
Gladys Bardin
Hutchens
Auburn
Allen Claypool
Thelma Newman
Terre Haute
Zenas Murphy
Horace Tylers
Kansas
Woodmen
Clarksville
Hurley Johnson and
Jerry Claypool
Gladys Seaton
Martinsville
Christian Hutchings and
Local Shippers Report Livestock Movements and Visits
Chas Stillwell and Clarence Pence each shipped a car of sheep to St Louis on Wednesday. Mrs Cora Wilboit spent Tuesday with home folks here. Mrs Lula Lain of Washington Pennsylvania arrived Sunday for a several weeks stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Stillwell
St) Louis
Cora Wilboit
Lula Lain
Washington, Pa
Westfield Social Roundup From The Review
Lon Bishop and family with W A Leach of Kansas called on I A Weeden and family Elsie Morrison, visiting two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs James Morrison, has returned to work as nurse at Mattoon hospital. Heber Briscoe, a traveler for his firm, spent a few days here with his family. J B Berkley and wife of Nevada Ohio visited W H Berkley and family and other relatives. Mrs Hettie Northrop and daughter Mary of Terre Haute and Mr and Mrs Max Beachout of Casey were din-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Bishop
W A. Leach
Kansas
I. A. Weeden
Elsie Morrison
James Morrison
Mattoon Hospital
Heber Briscoe
Iowa
J B Berkley
Nevada
Ohio
W H Berkley
Hettie Northrop
Mary
Terre Haute
Max Beachout
Casey
Local Social Notes Mention Hosting and Livestock Shipments
Mrs Anna Watson hosts guests with Helen Whitaker visiting Lucile Moore in Marshall. Mrs Ray Phillips spends Wednesday in Casey. A G Russell ships two cattle loads, C B Drake one load, and H Lewis one load of mixed stock. Samuel Spellering ships three cattle loads and Strader and Irving one load on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whitaker
Lucile Moore
Marshall
Ray Phillips
Casey
A. G Russell
C B Drake
H. Lewis
Samuel Spellering
Strader & Irving
Casey Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Frank Hippard of Blackwell Oklahoma visited his uncle Levi Mark last week. Emma Harmon of Urbana arrived to visit Casey friends. Dick Morrow returned to Tulsa after a month with his parents. Mrs Morrow stays longer. Harry and Paul Higbee and families from Indianapolis visited C H Higbee's parents. Jas Alkire and two children left for Friendly West Virginia. Geo Fitzpatrick near Charleston visited son R B Fitzpatrick and wife. A L Ruffner moved his family from Marshall to Casey and resettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hippard
Blackwell
Okla
Levi Mark
Emma Harmon
Urbana
Casey
Dick Morrow
Tulsa
Morrow
Harry Higbee
Paul Higbee
Indianapolis
C. H. Higbee
Jas Alkire
Friendly
W. Va
Alkire
Geo. Fitzpatrick
Charleston
R. B. Fitzpatrick
A .L. Ruffner
Marshall
West York News Briefs and Local Notes
West York reports telegraph news from Norfolk arrival of George Ryerson. Martinsville visitors, new car purchase, ice cream social, and church events. Several local families hosted guests from Paris Robinson Marshall and Annapolis. A severe midweek storm damaged trees and haystacks on the Seymour farm. Albert Reynolds to preach at Church of Christ Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ike Seymour
Samuel Cullop
Palestine
Seymour
Edward Huser
R. L. Bell
Titchenor
Paris
R S Richard
Norman
Robinson
T W Richards
Sta Mendotherr
William Hla
Haute Mer
Malssi
Gus Hand
Childress
Ire Hand
Orestus Guyer
Ray Hand
Annapolis West York
Seymour Farm
Albert’ Reynolds
Fairfield
Church of Christ
Martinsville City Gossip and Visitor Notes
Martinsville residents note moves and visits including Joseph Tibbs and wife planning to relocate on Mill Street this week. Travelers and locals such as J B Turner family, Raven Beachout, Will Medsker, Harry Gamble, Prentiss Douglass, and Rev W E Stokes visit or plan stays. Local meetings include York Sunday school in Hodgegrove with George Jones of Robinson speaking. typhoid patient Clarence Coryell is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tibbs
North Mill Street
J B Turner
Tibbs
Raven Beachout
Terre Haute
I’ P
Bethel
Will Medsker
Melrose
Harry Gamble
Indianapolis
Prentiss Douglass
Martinsville
Detroit
Mich
W. E. Stokes
Dallas
Texas
Richardson - Whitson
Blue Grass
Glenn
Byron Shinkle
Casey
Mel Bartholomew
Johnson
Marshall records brief local notes and arrivals
The Marshall column reports 394 deaths in Clark county this year. Paul Egan returns to Chicago after a week with Mike Ryan. Frank Fawley goes to Terre Haute for business college. Jo Black and family visit. Wilbur Kelley returns from Chicago with his mother. Edward Kelog seeks a Tulsa oil job. Everett tram ill at work and leaves lumber truck. Eph Mundas sells a wagon load of watermelons for 72.80. Mrs E G Boaz to visit Indianapolis then Tulsa. Chas Bruner’s son Lawrence arrives overseas. Howerton baby recovering from skull fracture. Marshall residents wait for Chicago children delayed by railroad strike. plan for Big Four delivery at 6:02 p.m. Friday. twelve Marshall homes ready for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Egan
Chicago
Mike Ryan
Frank Fawley
Terre Haute
John Lewis
Marshall
United Charit«S
Sailor to Attend Martinsville Farmers Picnic
J. C. Sailor assistant secretary of the Illinois agricultural association will attend the farmers picnic on Saturday August 16 at the county fair grounds Martinsville. His talk is expected to draw a large crowd as the membership drive ends and members old and new can share experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sailor
Illinois Agricultural Association
Martinsville
Sailor
Nicatec
Locklear
Happy Hollow
Famous 71St Regiment Band of
New York
Middle West
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Dolson
James’ Melton
Salt Lake Avenue
Flora Hammond
Roxanne
Jefferson Kelley
Moses Stricker
Joth
Newton Tarble
Suodus
France
Berlin
Chas. Tarble
West Union
Lieut Newton Tarble
Ethel Pofftinbarger
Ella Connelley
Sallie Hammond
Gladys
M. V. Connelley
George
John Bishop
Howard Norman
Sarah Alrey
Lydia Connelley
Mr. Tarble
Barbara Connelley
Tonesboro
Ark
Cleone
Sisson Jewelry Store
Marshall, Slimnots
Westfield
The
Dixie
Oxfords
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Anna Watson
West York
Dr . D. Ryerson
Norfolk
Virginia
Seas
Chas Winter
Allen Hicks
John Thomas
Leonard Hicks
Ray Hill
Irma and
Blanch
Hill
Martin Newlin
Norma Her
Carl Ryerson
Tole da
Mro
Wartin Newlin
Featuives
Sullivan
Graysville
Vast
Ily
Frank Hasting
Milo Fessenbeck
John Lovell
Ed Conrad
Harrold Conrad
Ray Gallatin
Lima
Ohio Oil Company
Luther Ruff
Wood River
George Newlin
Kickapoo
McCulough
Anderson
York
Robert Lake
Willis Donovan
Chrisman
Jas E. Barker
J W Elliott
Orange
Malcolm Matteson
Camp Grant
Hodgegrove
George Jones
C H Kisner
Oblong
Nel Kisner
Clarence Coryell
Clarkounty
Jo Black
Ralph
Gladys Coryell
Allerton
Wilbur Kelley
Wail
Edward Kelog
Oilcompanies
Everett Tram
Eph Mundas
E G Boaz
John J Boaz
Chas Bruner
Lawrence
Overseas
Howerton
North Side Square
Marshall, Illinois
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co
Ilinois State Fair
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