Dolight new ate and Dolson Chapel notes
Local notes recount visits from Kansas and Paris relatives. Dan Snyder’s brother remains in serious condition. Jerry Claypool fractured back and arm while reroofing. he recovered enough to be out Sunday. Dolson Chapel Sunday school reorganized with officers and teachers listed. Others visited relatives and attended meetings. several families hosted or visited in Dolson Chapel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
Tee Brainerd
Rabb
Dave’ d Montgomery
Reny Soughers
Kansas
Robert Babcock
Charles Goeckler
Ghar‘Ieston Road
Emanuel Clapp
Mr. Jones
Carmine
Grandview
Baker
Dolson Chapel
Ray Swisher
Norbhorn
J. Y W. B. Hutchings
Jerry Claypool
J. W. B. Hutchings
Mat Snyder
Opha Hurst
Treas
Nellie Soughers
Foley’s Honey and Tar praised for children’s cough relief
An ad notes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe non narcotic remedy for children with colds and coughs. It promises quick relief from the first dose and claims no opiates or habit forming drugs. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local residents share calls and visits across towns
Mrs Susie Smith grows ill Amel Haddix visited Terre Haute Loren Paddock spent Sunday with Lester Haddix Gladys Prust visited Mary Forsythe Several attended church at Darwin Herschel Cline of Charleston visited relatives Fairy Mattis visiting Chas Ogle Opal Elston of Marshall visiting Goldie Reese B Freeman spent Sunday with Granville Freeman and wife Mrs Will Sweitzer visited her mother Ruth and Laura Prust visited Mr and Mrs Charles Tingley picnic on the Wabash Harry McHenry returned from threshing Lizzie Baker and grandchildren of Marshall visiting Nora Edwards Amel Haddix and P S Mace of Terre Haute made a business trip to Robinson Mrs Ray Manhart and children visited Mr and Mrs James Fermain of West Union Porter Sellars family and O C Shotwell family visited Sam Sheets Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Smith
Amel
Haddix
Terre Haute
Loren Paddock
Lester Haddix
Gladys Prust
Mary Forsythe
Darwin
Herschel Cline
Charleston
Fairy Mattis
Chas. Ogle
Opal Elston
Marshall
Goldie Reese
B. Freeman
Granville Freeman
Will Sweitzer
Nitschman
Ruth
Laura Prust
Charles Tingley
Wabash
Harry McHenry
Lizzie Baker
Nora Edwards
Amel Haddix
P. S. Mace
Robinson
Ray Manhart
James Fermain
West Union
Porter Sellars
O. C. Shotwell
Sam Sheets
Local Movements and Visits Reported Around West York
Edwin Burch moved Friday to Robinson. Miss Norma Bell visits at home. 5 Martin Newlin spent Friday in Robinson. Clara Mount of Chicago arrived Saturday. George Bishop of Palestine visited Sunday. Ray Decker returned from up north Saturday. Lindley family at French Lick Springs for two weeks. Lindley, Draper and Cullop to Minnesota for work. Bullard of Paris visited West York Sunday. Local dogs poisoned for safety. Drummond building a new barn. Residents threshing and baling. Mabel Riley of Marshall visiting relatives. Laura Effner visited Stella Weber Thursday. George Watkins and family plan Marshall move this month. Matkins family spent Sunday with David Cline. Cline visited Sneed's near Darvin Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mount
Chicago
George Bishop
Palestine
Ray Decker
James Lindley
French Lick Springs
L. Lindley
Tom Draper
Adam Cullop
Minnesota
R. C. Bullard
Paris
West York
Mabel Riley
Marshall
Laura Effner
Stella Weber
George Watkins
George Matkins
David Cline
D. M. Cline
Sneed
Darvin
Adventist Camp Meetings At Martinsville Fairgrounds
A report notes attendees at Adventist camp meetings on the Martinsville fairgrounds. Miss Alma Padgett and Miss Roy Shields of Hutsonville visited Mrs. James Doran on Friday night. Thomas Maxwell and family spent Sunday with cousin Allen Kile and wife. Misses Cora Nora and Sarah Kile and Agnes Nicol visited All en Kile and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Martinsville
Alma, Padgett
Roy Shields
Hutsonville
James Doran
Thomas’ Maxwell
Dwight
Mabel Riley
Marshall
Allen Kile
Cora
Nora
Sarah Kile
Agnes Nicol
Near Allright
Nora Stewart
Charleston
Travelers and Illness Mark Local News
Fred Henseth and family depart for a ten day trip to Dayton and Columbus Ohio. Mrs Bert McGinness of Great Falls Mont visits relatives. Harry Sturdevant and Herbert Goble head to Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids Michigan. Frank Hughes dies at Effingham sanitarium age 60. J E B Turner and family vacation at Manitou Springs Colo. Mrs Ruth Elliott 84 dies at home of daughter. Mrs John Bur operated on for appendicitis at Effingham. S H Hepner and wife at Effingham for appendicitis operation. Remains of Mrs Hester Anna Whitehead Brownstown buried at Long Point. Mrs Nora Green of Portland Ore visiting Jesse Baughman and others. Carlos B Walker wife and Emily Walker accompany their mother’s remains to Casey.
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Banner Times
Fred Henseth
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Bert McGinness
Great Falls
Mont
Harry Sturdevant
Herbert Goble
Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frank Hughes
Effingham Sanitarium
J. E B. Turner
Manitou Springs
Colo
Ruth Elliott
James David
John Burk
Effingham
Hepner
Hester Anna Whitehead
Brownstown
Long Point
Nora Green
Portland
Ore
Jesse Baughman
Carlos B. Walker
Emily Walker
Richmond
Ind
Casey
Westfield notes birth visitors and oil well report
Westfield reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John M Pur du. Chicago visitors include Charles Lee and Dr Joseph Hall. Otis Green stayed with G D Green. Tony Rupert and Mrs Maude Bradin visit from St Marys with Frank Rupert. Mrs Nettle Hannaman and Kathryn visit from Wichita. Briscoe Lee reunion invitations issued for Aug 2. The Whiswand farm oil well near Westfield was shot with nitroglycerine, signaling a potential oil and gas pool and future test wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Purdue
Charles Lee
Joseph Hall
Chicago
Otis Green
G. D. Green
Tony Rupert
Maude Bradin
St. Marys
Ohio
Frank Rupert
Nettle Hannaman
Kathryn
Wichita
Kans
Kate ,Miller
Briscoe-Lee
Briscoe Homestead
Whiswand
Westfield
Whisnand
Local social notes from county column
Mrs John Fredenberger visited her mother last week Fred Stepp is on the sick list Ruth Washburn is quite sick Miss Myrtle Irwin will leave Wednesday for a week's visit with her sister Opal at Redmon Mr and Mrs Henry Bierbaum will leave for Albia Town Tuesday where they will visit their son George Miss Celia Irwin returned home from Pana IL Saturday accompanied by Miss Lillie Richex and Willie Kearns of Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fredenberger
Fred Stepp
Ruth Washburn
Myrtle Irwin
Opal
Redmon
Henry Bierbaum
Albia
Town
George
Celia Irwin
Pana
Lillie Richex
Willie Kearns
Kansas
Local notes and visits across towns and families
A flurried recap of city visitors and travels including Dan Snider, James Tibbs clerking for Win ters Bros, John Mumford of Casey, Miss Fern Clark from York, and Lawrence Ryan from Muncie. Mentions of rain, fruit sales, and a people gathering at Padgett grove. Several residents plan trips to Pueblo and Bone Gap and news of school work on the South Side progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Snider
James Tibbs
Winters Bros
John Mumford
Casey
NyeNary
Arkansas
Pat Anderson
Lima
Ohio
Thursay
Fern Clark
York
Thomas Johnson
Padgett Grove
Lawrence Ryan
Muncie
Ind
Wm. McKelvey
Harry Redman
Bone Gap
Friday Night Band Concerts Draw Large Crowds
The Friday evening concerts attract big crowds with an estimated 1500 people last week. The item notes church meetings, travels of Reverend O O Tracy on leave, and visiting Indianapolis relatives. It also mentions the Adventist camp meeting at the fairgrounds and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
O. O. Tracy
Stagsdale
Nelson Shaffner
Auburn
Ilinois
Rupp Cemetery
Clark County
H. G. Croslin
The
Baptist Church
Louisville
Martinsville
Alvin Smith
Marshall
Old Settlers Picnic Planned at Garver Grove
An old settlers picnic will be held in Garver grove near Blue Grass church on Thursday August 24. Judge F W Booth will speak at 10 30 and Hon J W Graham at 2 30 with various amusements. Refreshments will be served on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garver Grove
Blue Grass Church
F. W. Booth
J. W. Graham
Film program features two nightly shows this Tuesday
The report notes a Tuesday film program at two showings, 7 30 and 8 40, indicating no delays for the feature production in three acts priced at five and ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Frohman
Mary. Pickford
Paramount
Selig-Tribuné News
Sale Marshall Residence Property Offered for Quick Auction
The Trentman Land Co announces an immediate sale of three rental residences formerly owned by Nora McMurray in Tulsa Oklahoma. Properties include 609 and 511 Cherry Street and 614 South Third Street, each five rooms, fully leased to desirable tenants. Offerors should write to 217 Beacon Building Wichita with bids below true value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Nora McMurray
Tulsa
Okla
Cherry Street
Sis
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Fred
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Charlie Lowe
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Pythian Theatre
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Selig
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Myrtle Stedman
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Trentman Land’ Co
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