Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Farmers baled straw as threshing winds down in the area. Sol Handy and wife visited relatives in Marshall and West Terre Haute. Mrs. Meloy visited Jess Bea bouts. Miss Hixon of Martinsville and Miss Neimer visited relatives nearby. Ed Nidey family from Chehala came to visit Mrs. Belton. Len Beachout and children spent Sunday with Sam Brosman. George Morgan and wife traveled to Missouri to visit kin. The Hutchings Clapp reunion set for August 29 at Will Clapp’s home. Ice cream social at George Morgan’s Saturday night. Ellis Melton and wife of Westfield were in the locality recently. she was formerly Cora Burnside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Handy
Marshall
E. Meloy
Jess Beabouts
West Terre Haute
Catherine Hixon
Martinswire
Silas Murphy
Paris
Mildred Neimer
Oakland
Edward Nidey
Chehala
Washington
Wm Belton
Len Beachout
Terre Haute
Sam Brosman
George Morgan
Missouri
Kenneth Claypool
Kansas City
Max Zschau
Charlie Hough
Charlie Wealand
Pleasant Grove
Clarence Goekler
Elijah Claypool
Charlie Meloy
Choctaw Social Round Up Shares Sunday Visits
Elder Mitchell of Effingham spent Sunday with Hershel Cline. Mrs Tamsin Miller and granddaughter Thelma Miller of Walnut Prairie visit Edna Miller. Miss Clara Norton stays with sister Mrs Monda Setzer of State Line. Fred Lederman and family of All Tight visit his parents. Vern Coombes and wife of All right visit Perry Jackson and wife. Miss Lola Norton visits Miner sisters. Ruth Carpenter visits Margaret Hollenbeck. Jesse Walker and family visit David Thompson and family. Volley Wilcons wife and daughter and John and Maude Blizzard attend ball game at William Clines of Ohio then West Union. Mabel Burger visits Lome folks. Sylvia Hollenbeck works at Paris. Frank Miller works at Danville spends weekend with home folks. Threshing machine to arrive this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Mitchell
Effingham
Hershel Cline
Tamsin Miller
Thelma Miller
Walnut Prairie
Edna Miller
Clara Norton
Mondella Setzer
Fred Lederman
John Lederman
Vern Coombes
All Right
Perry Jackson
Lola Norton
Ruth (Carpenter
Margaret Hollenbeck
Jesse Walker
David Thompson
Wilcons
John and Maude Blizzard
William Clines
Ohio
West Union
Mise Belua Burger
Lome
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Paris
Spiketown Residents Visit Families Across Weekend
Lloyd McKenzie visits Pearlaigs with Mrs Sidney Haenig and son Er Ian and Logan. The group notes time with sister Anna at Rosdale. Luther Shank visits Mrs Sarah Clouse. Mrs Fanny Norton and children spend Sunday with Lizzie Norton. Goldie, Edna Lovell and Helen McKenzie with Clarine McKenzie visit Lola Haeig Emma Haeig. John Hagins family meet Hubert Bays family. Dan Milburn family visit Lucy Bradley at Marshall. Mr and Mrs. Sue Smitley and others spend Sunday with Charley Stepp family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McKenzie
Pearlaigs
Sidney Haenig
Erian
Logan
Johnson
Anna
Rosdale
Luther Shank
Sarah Clouse
Fanny Norton
Lizzie Norton
Goldie
Edna Lovell
Helen
Clarine McKenzie
Lola
Emma Hae
John Hagins
Hubert Bays
Dan Milburn
Lucy Bradley
Marshall
Sue Smitley
George Renner
Dan Eckel
Olie Dorme
Harry Stepps
Charley Stepp
Garner Town Notices and Local Visits
Mrs Wm Garner is sick. Chas Hewitt visits relatives in Flora Ind. Zern Stockwell and wife Wm Loser and wife and Mrs Chas Hewitt attend Armstrong church. Rev Russell conducts meeting. Lucile Lee works for Mrs Plin Garner. Bertha Cora of Califax Ind visits her parents J D Wirick and wife. Tessie and Lola Setzer visit Terre Haute. Willie Kuykendall and wife feed a fine shoot bunch. Mrs Ben Stockwell recovers from appendicitis. The Helping Hand Society No 2 holds its annual meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Garner
Chas. Hewitt
Flora
Ind
Zern Stockwell
Wm. Loser
Armstrong
Rev Russell
Lucile Lee
Plin Garner
Bertha Cora
Califax
J. D. Wirick
Tessie
Lola Setzer
Terre Haute
Willie Kuykendall
Ben Stockwell
Helping Hand Society of No. 2
Local Residents Attend Gatherings Across Towns
Mary Murphy and granddaughter move to Hutsonville. Families and friends visited in Mattoon, Palestine, Greenup, Farmersburg, Terre Haute, Merom and Huissonville for reunions birthdays and chautauqua events. Notables include Matteson Barker Kisner Baber and Jackson families with multiple day trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Rue
Mattoon
Fanny Murphy
al Matteson
John Barker
Jack Barker
Ivan Switzer
East St. Louis
Local visits and travel plans noted around Riley Indiana
Myrtle Irwin and Bessie Stepp visit Bessie's aunt Emma Hllington at Riley. Several local men drive to Springfield fair this week. Mr and Mrs Sue Smitley depart Monday for California to start a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Irwin
Bessie Stepp
Bessie
Emma Hllington
Riley
Ind
Springfield
Sue Smitley
California
Martinsville Items Include Auto Theft and Funeral Details
Lewis Logue reports his auto stolen last Tuesday nights near Martinsville as he needed it Wednesday for a band concert. The remains of Frank Booth killed in Terre Haute were brought home for funeral services at M E Church today with burial at Ridgelawn. a widow and daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Logue
City
Daniel Beltz
Darwin
Lillian Brown
Casey
County Sunday School Association
Millard Hedrick
Chester
John Wilson
Our City
Goshen
Ind
Lawrence Ryan
Muncie
John Andrews
N. Mill Street
Will Creamer
Kansas
Manual Stoddard
Indianapolis
Poplar Bhaff Mo
Chicago
George Fitch
Thomas
Washington Street
Frank Booth
Terre Haute
M. EB
H. T. Wilson
Litherland
Jat
Ridgelawn
Farm Bureau Auto Tour Visits Urbana Areas
The Farm Bureau plans an auto tour to Urbana on September 2 to visit the University and Agricultural Experiment Station plots. A stop is scheduled at the Meharry 800 acre farm near Urbana, managed by W L Riegel, about 10 miles away. Return is September 3 by daylight, or September 2 at moonlight if preferred. Participants meet at Westfield and depart from the First National Bank corner at 7:00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
University
Agricultural Experiment Station
Urbana
Meharry
W L. Riegel
Westfield
First National Bank
Local Social Roundup of Visits Births and Travel in Marshall
Marshall notices show Prof and Mrs W E Harnish leaving for Bellflower Illinois after visiting Mrs Harnishs mother Mrs Davidson. A birth is announced for Nashville Tennessee born to Mr and Mrs James Enoch. Several families attend visits with friends in Martinsville Sullivan Terre Haute Paris Champaign and Shreveport with parties at the Cross Centers Bible class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Mrs
W. E. Harnish
Bellflower, Ill
Mrs. Harnish
Mrs. Davidson
James Enoch
Nash, Villé
Tennessee
Enoch
Helen Martin
the Cross Centers
M. E. Church
Lad Killed by Train Near Kansas City
Shalby Pinnall, 19, son of Harrison Pinnell, was instantly killed about 1:80 o clock Tuesday morning last week when struck by the No. 46 east bound train on the Big Four about one mile west of Kansas. He had spent the day loading hogs for Indianapolis and, while resting on a rail, is believed to have dozed. The engineer and fireman saw him but could not stop. Funeral held Wednesday, survived by his father and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalby Pinnall
Harrison Pinnell
Kansas
Pinnell
Indianapolis
Resolutions of Respect for Theodore Miller
The Mystic Order of Red Men Seminole Tribe No. 23 of Mar shall Illinois expresses condolences to the family of Theodore Miller, a faithful member, and delivers a written copy of these resolutions as testimony of the loss. Committee members Carroll Clem James Dunn E F Green sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Miller
Order of
Red Men
Marshall
Carroll Clem James Dunne
F. Green
Scientific Bread Making At Johnsons Bakery Demonstrated
Visitors saw Golden Crust bread in production using a scientific method that mixes dough raises it makes loaves proof and bakes in three hours. The old process took seven to eight hours per batch. At noon the bakery ran out of bread and Mr Johnson arrived around one and had loaves ready for customers by four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Johnson
Johnson
Republican Letter Opposes Thompson Governorship As Illinois Threatened
A campaign statement argues that Tammanyism controls Chicago under Thompson influence and would boost taxes statewide if his governor candidacy wins. It urges adherence to Republican principles and signals support for EB. B. Coollry's bid for Congress in the Republican primary on September 14, 1820.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Sen
Smalls
Congress
Johnson Township Sunday School Convention at Olive A Church
Johnson township will hold its annual Sunday school convention at the Olive A Church 434 miles south of Casey on Sunday August 29. An all day session is planned with a good time anticipated. Everyone invited. J. W. Adams County Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Township
Olive A. B. Church
Casey
J. W. Adams
Proposals for a National Grain Growers Exchange
A permanent committee to promote a grain producers marketing association signals potential nationwide cooperative marketing. Fresno raisins show early gains from cooperative marketing, rising from about 2.5 to 5 cents per pound, with consumer prices likely to stay reasonable. The plan envisions public representation on the exchange and aims to curb profiteering, benefitting both growers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
California
National Grain Growers Exchange
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