Garner Town Social and Family Visits Note
Garner town notes list residents under the weather with Plin Garner Hitle Mald Garner and Mrs Hollie Garner ill. Various visits are recorded including Will Zornes from Terre Haute, Lola Setzer at Thelma Wyrick's, Roy Medley and wife and baby at West Terre Haute, Ben Stockwell and wife, Bev Hicks and son Ralph, Chas Heyitt and wife to Melrose for a cream supper, Gilbert Stockwell visiting grandparents George and Mrs Downey, Mrs Bertha Cory of Colfax visiting J D Wyrick, and Mrs Wm Loser visiting Mrs Lyman Kuykendall.
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Plin Garner
Hitle Maldred Garner
Hollie Garner
Will Zornes
Terre Haute
Lola Setzer
Thelma Wyrick
Roy Medley
Babe
West Terre Haute
Levi Hewitt
Ben Stockwell
Bev Hicks
Ralph
Chas Heyitt
Melrose
Gilbert Stockwell
George Downey
Bertha Cory
Colfax
Ind
J D Wyrick
Wm. Loser
Lyman Kuykendall
Reunion Attendees From Several States Gather in York Area
Curtis Pritchard of Chicago visited relatives the first part of last week and attended the reunion Thursday. Among old residents who attended were Miss Mars Gorham and Fred Shultz and wife of Brazil, Dr. and Mrs McCord, Lizzie and Sidney McCord of Paris, Mrs Jas Hanson and son, Bobby Eva Jackson and Grant Lafferty of Mt Carmel, Chaney Miles and family of Pimento Indiana, Mr. and Mrs Lozie Clark of Wabash Indiana, Robert Lake of Terre Haute, Floyd Baber of Indianapolis and John Baber of East St Louis. Joe Swope of Orange visited A. J. Maring Tuesday. Elsie and Fanny Elliott of Orange visited Mrs. M. Barker from Friday until Sunday.
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Curtis Pritchard
Chicago
Willis Donovan
Chrisman
Howard Jackson
Famly
Nell Meisner
Palestine
Pimento
Ind
Lozie Clark
Wabash
Robert Lake
Terre Haute
Floyd Baber
Indianapolis
John Baber
East St Louis
Joe Swope
Orange
A. J. Maring
Elsie
Fanny Elliott
M. Barker
Beulah Bidwell
Nelle Price
J. B. Moore
Dan Hutchison
Matilda Campbell
Robert Campbell
Bonnie Ruffner
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Effingham
W. C. Slusser
Doris Pierson
Geraldine Hendrickson
Pearl Fancher
Nash
Denver
Colo
Edward
Great Lakes
Clyde Hartje
Drumright
Okio
A. J. Harper
B. C. Berry
Minneapolis
Wade Garner
Winchester
Geo Garner
G. C. Clem
Toledo
Ohio
Carroll Clem
Marshall
Leondias Clem
Bonnie Fortney
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rome
Bert Brewer
Atwood
Rose Henry
Vandalia
Mollie Shimel
Fred Brewer
Champaign
W. F. Brewers
Leon L. Brewer
H. J. Reincehl
Russell
Eugene
Oregon
Ed Brown
Fred
Chrysler
Claire
Geo. Spence
Helen
Ruth Young
Edna
Oliver Baxter
East Washington Avenue
Dixie Rock
Night Owl Embroidery Club
Rex Harris
Kent Morgan
Jesse Dehl
Webster Grove
Rio
Leonidas Clem
Gigbows
Choctaw Home Coming And Local Social Notes
Choctaw events include a home coming set for September 5 with community notices. The text records several social visits among residents such as families in Terre Haute Peoria Perry Jackson and others, plus church activities and an upcoming sermon by Elder Mitchell this weekend.
Community notices and social updates from Melrose
The Melrose column reports an successful ice cream social for the church and several local visits. It notes a York reunion, visits from Golda Ramsey and Myrtle Pendleton, and hospital work in Indianapolis. A lightning strike damaged Ernest English’s house but repair is possible, with various neighbors visiting and moving plans in Martinsville referenced.
Community Notes From Martinsville And Nearby
Martinsville scene includes Harold Conrad family visiting grandmother Mrs Martha Pierse. A W Johnson of Lincoln in town. Clark county Sunday school convention opens with favorable projects. Mrs Charles Ishler of Chicago stays with Ishler family on north Washington street until her husband arrives. Will English promotes convention. Mrs H Nichols recovering. Farmers picnic and hog sale draws countywide crowd and praise. Fasig family returning from northwest trip. Cooper family traveling. Watts family on two week visit near Henderson. A storm struck Fritz Sharp's barn site, burning hay and gear, partly insured. Foxey Jeffers of Oklahoma visits, returns with 3 children. J B Pendleton of Orange in city. Twenty seven Italian youths arrive from Chicago for two weeks with host families.
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Harold Conrad
Decatur
Martha Pierse
North Washington Street
A. W. Johnson
Lincoln
Clark County
Charles Ishler
Chicago
Ishler
Will English
Clark County Sunday School Association
H Nichols
O F&f
J. B. Pendleton
Orange
West York Neighbors Attend Reunion and Rain Dampens Plans
West York and vicinity rallied for a York reunion last week as residents from Cecil Dix of Tulsa to the Miller siblings visited relatives. The long list of callers includes the Bailiff family, Perry Johnson and children, and many neighbors noting plowing for wheat and a chautauqua in York. A local obituary reports a 85 year old resident passing after a lingering illness, with services at Bailiff church.
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West York
York
Cecil Dix
Tulsa
Okla
T C. Bailiff
Visses Ethel and
Mildred Miller
Ndfield
W. RR. Miller
Ashley Holaday
Terre Haute
Tfoladas Meuma Plersey
Paris
Re Nees
Martin Newlin
Nolbsar and
Carlisle
Coffee Tree Grows 30 Feet
The coffee tree in a wild state reaches about 30 feet in height. When cultivated it is pruned down to five feet for easier berry gathering.
Casey Miss Ople Gossett Attends Bloomington House Party
Casey Miss Ople Gossett returns home from a week at a Bloomington house party while Beulah Bidwell and Nelle Price come home from Chicago fashion display. Numerous residents travel to and from Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, and other cities for visits and work, with several joining or forming local endeavors.
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Ople Gossett
Bloomington
Claypool Family Activities Across Martinsville and Terre Haute
Alph Claypool and Christian Hutch ings were in Martinsville Monday Sperry Claypool and wife attended a show in Terre Haute last Tuesday John Claypool and wife from near Kansas visited Marlin Claypool and family Emmett Meloy spent a few days in Terre Haute with his sister Mrs Jess Beachout Alma Tate hosted a Saturday evening gathering with ice cream and cake Charlie Meloy and his wife with two daughters from Missouri visited relatives Friday
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Alph Claypool
Christian Hutchings
Martinsville
Sperry, Claypool
Terre Haute
John Claypool
Near Kanas
Marlin Claypool
Emmett Meloy
Jess Beachout
Alma Tate
Charlie Meloy
Missouri
New Idea for Pictures From Oregon Artist
An Oregon artist gains attention with a novel method to create pictures by pasting bits of colored cloth onto a canvas background stretched over a thin board. Some fabric particles are shredded to threads, and the relief is built up with a sharp-pointed stick used as a brush, yielding unique results praised by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Oregon
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Quote on power and people's judgment from Daniel Webster
A fragment reflecting on power and the supreme force of public opinion. It contrasts natural terrors like thunder and earthquakes with the greater power of the people's judgment, invoking Daniel Webster.
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Gel
Earth
Daniel Webster
Different Thermometric Scales and conversions
The article lists thermometric scales F Fahrenheit Centigrade Beaumur and shows how to convert between them. It states 180 degrees F equals 100 degrees G and 80 degrees R, then explains 1 degree F equals five ninths of a degree C and four ninths of a degree R.
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Fahrenheit
Centigrade
Beaumur
Natural Preference We Are More Persuaded By Our Own Reasons
A Pascal quotation notes that people resist external arguments and are more persuaded by reasons they discover themselves than by reasons proposed by others. The line reflects on self-guided inquiry and autonomy in belief formation.
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Pascal
Paris Suburban Wedding in Tennis Attire
A young professor of physical culture wed a fit pupil in a Paris suburb. They appeared before the mayor in tennis costume. After breakfast on the Seine they returned in bathing dress and then began a bicycle honeymoon tour.
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Paris
Seine
Industrial Fatigue Study Extends to British Industry
An English government investigation into industrial fatigue in government shops yielded valuable data and increased output. A new Industrial Fatigue Research Board under the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research will extend studies to all British industries, guiding hours of labor and rest pauses through research and grants.
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Industrial Fatigue Research Board
Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Medical Research Committee
Policewomen Now Established In London Motor Squad
Policewomen have become an established factor of municipal law enforcement in recent years though motorcycle units remain a novelty. London now has a squad of them and they are doing very effective work, according to Popular Mechanics Magazine. The women have been members of the police force for some time but only recently acquired their machines.
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London
Popular Mechanics
His Choice The Ex God and Father of Triplets
A humorous caption from The American Legion Weekly describes a man showing his triplets to a bashful friend. The friend hesitantly remarks that if he were the father he might keep one of the children, highlighting playful disbelief.
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The
American Legion Weekly
World's Highest Dam Planned on Suilej River in India
News item reports a plan to build the world's highest dam on the Suilej river in northern India about 40 miles above Rups. The wall would span over 1,000 feet wide with a height around 805 feet.
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Suilej Civer
India
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