Local Notes Highlight Visits and Life Events in Ohio Chapel Area
Ohio Chapel and West York communities report visitors from Paris Carlyle and Crawfordsville. Miss Norma Bell to teach in Paris. a bird-man sighting near Rantoul to Robinson. Wesley Life's leg amputation in Robinson. Red Cross knitters conserve. Clements reunion draws about 200 at Eld. D. H. Clements home with attendees from Cairo Terre Haute Robinson Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R I. Bell
Babe
Paris
Olney
Norma Bell
Beulah Seigel
Corena Marvin
Seigle
Will Irwin
C L. Ammon
Hutsonville
O C Winters
Letonta
Ohio
Audrey Wilson
Champaign
Rantoul
Robinson
Wesley Life
James Lindley
Mary
Frances
Red Cross
Lindley
Clements
Eld
D. H Clements
J. §. Clements
Cairo
Wm. Clements
James Clements
Terre Haute
Mr. Wesner
Atty Clements
Marshall
Community World Notes From Orange County Week
Long list of local visits and family gatherings across Orange town ship and nearby areas. Reports include social calls from Miss Irene Wright in Paris visiting Cyrus Breedlove, the Hutchings-Clapp reunion, and a funeral for Wm H Johnson. Also notes on weather, harvest prospects, a crossing gate project, and a military deployment indicating local families with relatives in France and Camp Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Wright
Paris
Cyrus Breedlove
Clarksville
Cem
Anguish After Local Man Takes Own Life
Deep sorrow followed news that Andy Connerton, nephew of Mr Johnson, died by his own hand early this morning at his Clarksville home. The tragedy, linked to his uncle’s death, shocked the community where Mr Johnson managed the Farmers' Telephone exchange at Glarksville and served as a justice of the peace. Both men were highly regarded, and the town extends sympathy to the families facing this sudden loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Johnson
Andy Connerton
Mr Johnson
Clarksville
Colt Run Down By Auto Dies From Injuries
Farm owner John Heath reports a three year old colt escaped from the barn and wandered onto the road where an oncoming automobile struck and passed over its legs, fracturing them and leading to its death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heath
Local Briefs and Personal Moves from The Review
W F Johnson leaves Wednesday to visit his son Hampton at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio. Mr and Mrs H D Currie of Cincinnati drive through and stay a few days. Silds Hutton sells his north town home to W W Roberts and moves to Casey. Rev T E Morrison resigns as pastor to pursue evangelistic work. Lloyd Morrison heads to Winchester Kentucky for a bookkeeper job with Standard Oil. Mary Helen Porter dies at four and a half months from cholera infantum. Manson Nichols enlists in the marine reserve in Terre Haute and may be called if needed. James Loser and Everett Stilwell enlist in the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W F Johnson
Hampton
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
H D Currie
Cincinnati
Silds Hutton
W. W. Roberts
Casey
T E Morrison
The
Baptist Church
Lloyd Morrison
Winchester
Standard Oil Co
Mary Helen
Clarence Porter
Manson Nichols
Terre Haute
Marine Reserve
James Loser
Everett Stilwell
Navy
Czecho-Slovaks Awe Ally Powers With Bold War Trek
The Czecho-Slovaks who deserted Austro-Hungary and joined Russia then aligned with the Allies in France. They fought German prisoners and Bolsheviks, endured famine, rearmed the Red Guard with stones and knives, and now hold Trans-Siberian Railroad for the Allies while coopering to save Russia from Germany. Their actions are hailed as a pivotal, remarkable war chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Xenophon
Doniphan
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Red Guard
Siberia
Trans- Siberian
Ukraine
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RST Bank
Crap
le Eus
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Mr Farmer
Marshall State Bank
RRA
RON
Hinois
Noch Ormocd
Ohio Chapel
West York
Bell
James Mason
Carlyle
Ind
Jessie Rook
Rhoda Brewer
Toledo
Wesley
S Cullup
Petoskey
Mich
Edn Heiser
Seymour
Seymour Allen Hicks
Roy
Kansas
Martin Newlin
B F Poorman
West Union
Richard Piersall and Son
Casey Noble E Geinnes
Crawfordsville
John Vanfleet
Emery Vanthet
Dora Neal
Oscar Spangler
Ida Craig
Jesse Murphy
Stanley Scott
Fort Myers
Everett Scott
Marie Davison
Herman Bartlett
Camp Taylor
Fr Myers
Bartlett
Leate Wrienht
John W . Hutchings
Wm H Johnson John IL Hurst
Verge
Rabbit Ridge
Wilbur Hammond
Ize
Martinsville
Elizabeth Tate
W.H Stephens
West Union Circuit
Green Moss
Wille Davis
Ralph
Oscar Housel
Sadorus
George Daugherty
Merom Bluffs
Cunningham
Hutchings-Clapp
Wm. F. Clapp
Joseph Nicholson
Dolson
J E Cooper
Orange
Jeff Swope
Lily Bair's
Everett Keith
Ottawa
Kans
Blankenbaker
D Hardway
Martinsville Red Cross
Fasig
Earl Wiseman
Enoch Bannister
Shelburn
Mr B
Jesse Lathrop
Hatton
Wm Poor
Horace Watters
Springfield
S M Kelly
Watters
Irene Wood
J O Lehman
North
Washington Street
M A Rowe
Samuel Taggart
Arkansas
Perry Wells
Jefferson County
Wells
Miss Mallory
Hiram Mallory
Newton Tarble
Chicago
Funston
East
Chas Johnson
Frank Morgan
Fair Grounds
Isaac Ishler
Otho Downey
Fred Downey
Montana
Orange Township
Banner-Times
Leota Downey
Florence
Ala
H. C. Reinoehl
Rome City
Laura Freeland
Walter Freeland
Bellair
Great Lakes
Desa Aml Schiver
J. C. Schiver
E. E. Perkins
Indianapolis
Wm. Miller
David Claypool
D. D. Dot
North Side Square
Marshall, Illinois
Westfield
Hercules
Men's & Boys
Ed W. Price & Co
Parsons’ . Grocery
Hugh S. Magill, JR
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Teachers of
Illinois
State Senate
Hugh 8. Magill, Jr
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