West York Notes Social Round in Sullivan County
Mrs. Lou Cox of Robinsons is the daughter of Mrs. York with R J Richards and family. Visitors include Miss Frances Campbell Springfield Ohio and Miss Gertrude Wilson Sullivan. Local visits feature Mrs. Emma Gillum Whiting and birthday dinners for Mr. Ford Lawrenceville. County fair attendance at Martinville noted with cattle shows by R J Richards and Brady Pickering. Several families travel to Terre Haute West Union West Union and Chicago for gatherings and medical trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gillum
Whiting
Ike Seymour
George Ford
Abner Ford
John
Lawrenceville
Edith
Harl Combs
Elvina Layton
Terre Haute
Clark County Fair
Martinaville
R. C. Hardin
Robinson
William Holaday
Ralph Sims
Chas. Leming
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Sims
Joe Sims
Marshall Nidey
Richmond
Virginia
Carrie Nidey
R. J. Richards
Jot Mount
Chicago
Priscilla Mount
Martin Newlin
W. H. Plety
West Union
C. R. Plety
Local visitors and travels noted in Martinsville society column
Martinsville society column lists Ed Conrad and Charles Bair families visiting relatives last week. Springfield’s T P Cleaver accompanied by daughter Mrs. Lewis Sutton for a brief stay. Marie Arrhein of Alton spent weekend with Mary and Dorothy Burger. Lola Lathrop of Terre Haute visited sister Mrs William Willison. Blanch Berkley of Indianapolis staying with her mother Emma Husted. Willis McDaniel arriving from Mississippi for family visits. Ella Willson returned to Goshen with Mrs. Snavely accompanying her to Terre Haute. Edward Brosman and family drove from Chicago for a week with J H Brosman and relatives. Deahl and Chapman families returned from Little Rock after a week with relatives. Bethel Frederick and family of Centralia visiting relatives here. Lloyd Spittler and Velma Ri married by Rev W A Phillippe at the Parsonage. Mr and Mrs H A Barker and Hon Berhert left for two weeks with Mrs Barker’s mother in Philadelphia. Meg Ala Bridwell and daughter Mary of Tattersdatown Kentucky visiting Mr and Mrs T Rowland. John Benne of Ossuulgee Oklahoma visiting sister Mrs Chas McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Conrad
Charles Bair
Decatur
T. P. Cleaver
Springfield
Lewis
Sutton
Marie Arrhein
Alton
Mary
Dorothy Burger
Lola Lathrop
Terre Haute
William Willison
Edward “ Brosman
Chicago
Hig
J. H. Brosman
J. Deahl
Chas Chapman
Little Rock
Arkansas
Bethel Frederick
Centralia
Taloyd Spittler
Bridwell
Tattersdatown
Feifer
Mes
T. Rowlend
John BR
Benne
Ossuulgee
Oflo
Fo Chalting
Chas. McIntosh
Local Visit and Church Camp Meeting At Clements Grove
Indianapolis resident Harry Thomas visits Mrs. Martha Litchenberger while families from Terre Haute Chrisman Oliver and Marshall gather Sunday. Rev Fred Cooper holds camp meetings in Clements Grove attracting large attendance and several local families share Sunday dinner and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Indianapolis
Ind
Martha.Litchenberger
Leonard Opellier
Terre Haute
Cooper
Miss Kildy
H. C. Bohn
William
Ralph Newport
Oliver
Bert Walls
Charles Liffick
Chrisman
Marshall
Fred. Cooper
Clements’ Grove
Everett Blockinger
Adam’ Litchenberger
Martha Litchenberger
Harold Cline
Sherman Liffick
Westfield picnic includes band concert and baseball victory
Westfield residents attended a picnic at Riverview Park last Tuesday with an afternoon band concert. A Westfield versus Martinsville baseball game ended in a Westfield win.
Choctaw Homecoming Totals Strong Attendance
The community gathered for a homecoming with many recitations and songs. Attendees traveled up to sixty miles seeking fellowship and joy, while a revival led by Elders Fuson and Conrad continues locally. Arch Thomason and wife visit Edward Burger and wife, and various families share meals with neighbors in Union and West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuson
Conrad
Arch Thomason
Paris
Edward Burger
William Neal
Kansas
Harry Cunningham
Marshall
Charles Hollenbeck
Harry Higginbotham
Fred Ledermann
Ailright
George Ledermann
John Ledermann
William Williamson
Marie
Frank Nichols
Grace Blizzard
West
Union
Thos. Blizzard
Wedding and family visits dot community notes
The text records a series of social updates from Everly Iowa including the wedding of Cecil Veach and Terrence Washburn on a Saturday at 4 30 pm and visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Moore and children with the Forbeck and Bender households. Other entries mention Lenore Spittler dining with Mrs Sarah Nicol, Reno Maurer dining with Leander Wright, and a business trip by Leander Wright Reno Maurer John Hitel to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Everly
Iowa
Wm. Forbeck
Frank. Bender
Cecil Veach
Terrence Washburn
Philip’ “Splitler
Dean
S.M
Leander Wright
John Hitel
Reno‘ Maurer
Kansas
Administrator's Notice for Walter Fears Estate
Abner Cooper named Administrator of the Walter Fears estate in Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall for the October Term on the first Monday in October to settle claims and debts. Creditors and debtors are notified to attend or remit payments by August 16, AD 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fears
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
Sunes
Local Notes On Visits And Travel In Indiana
Raymond Preyo York returns to his Terre Haute home after a two week visit with friends. J Mabel Lathrop of Terre Haute visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs A J Maring last week. Chas Roberts made a business trip to Terre Haute. Mrs Molaney Barker and son Ernest spent Sunday in Orange with sister Mrs Phebe Elliot. Curtis Pritchard and Allenapolis visited the McCords. Ardath Whitman returned to Terre Haute to resume a position after summer with grandmother Mrs Mary Murphy who is improving. A J Maring W L Roberts and son Charles Ernest Barker and Will Stark attend the Martinsville fair Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Preyo
Terre ‘Haute
Mabel Lathrop
Terre
Hauta
A. J. Maring
Chas
Roberts
Terre Haute
Molaney Barker
Ernest
Orange
Phebe Elliot
Curtis Pritchard
Allenapolis
McCord
Casey Caseys Return From Oil and Family Trips
Bert E. Miller and Harry Umbarger came back from an automobile trip to Indianapolis. Harry B. Phillips returned from oil interests in Duncan Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs F M Rhue left to visit their sons in Denver and Sterling. Paul McDaniel and children returned from Mount Vernon. Mrs Harry C Sturdevant and daughter Maxine returned from a two week visit with relatives in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert E. Miller
Harry Umbarger
Indianapolis
Harry B. Phillips
Duncan
Okla
F. M. Rhue
M.‘C.rhue
Denver
Colo
L. G. Rhue
Sterling, Colo
Paul McDaniel
Mount Vernon
Harry C. Sturdevant
Maxine
D. D. Pratt
Carey S. Welsh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Briscoe Lee Family Reunion Draws Wide Attendance
The fourteenth Briscoe and Lee family reunion gathered about 125 relatives and friends Sunday in the grove near West Field. A bountiful dinner followed with talks by H. C. Bell and Harry Janney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briscod
Lee
Westfield
Grove
H. C. Bell
Harry Janney
Notice to Contractors for Clark County Road Work 1922
Sealed proposals for Section K 16d County Road work on State Aid Route No 6 Clark County Illinois will be received by the County Board of Supervisors at the County Clerk office Marshall Illinois until 2:00 p m September 13 1922 and publicly opened. Engineer's estimate 4868 52 details at County Clerk and Superintendent of Highways offices. Each bid must include 5 percent certified check. The Board may reject any or all bids or waive technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Clark County
County Board ‘of Supervisors
Marshall
Ilinois
West Union
Marshall,Tilois
The Allen's Sanitarium Ad Promises Local Care
An advertisement extols The Allen's Sanitarium in Robinson Illinois as a modern, well equipped facility offering diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases. It claims high cure rates with minimal deaths and urges readers to inspect the institution rather than travel away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen’s
Allen's Sanitarium
Robinson
Illinois
Tribute to Pioneer Women Echoes Across Communities
A historic gathering honors pioneer women from two old families, highlighting their hardships and privations. Officers of the association include R. S. Briscoe president Rosy Lee vice president Harry A Briscoe treasurer and Briscoe secretary. Attendees come from Laweekville Flatrock Robinson Palestine Martinsville Casey Greengup Tuscola Charleston Kansas Ashmore Westfield Tulsa and Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Auti Sifrdand
Marsnanl
Charleston
R. S. Briscoe
Kansas
Rosy
Lee
Casey
Harry. A. Briscoe
Westfield
Ie Briscoe
Laweekville
Flatrock
Robinson
Palestine
Marshall
Martinsville
Greengup
Tuscola
Ashmore
Tulsa
Oklo
Rutherford, Nizj
Pythian Theatre Offers Western and Fox Features This Week
The Pythian Theatre presents Fox feature films including Riding With Death and Jackie in a busy weekly schedule. Shows run nightly at 8 with 10 and 25 cent admissions. Cecil B De Mille selection and a Shirley Mason feature round out the Paramount program with thrills romance and laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Shirley
Mason
Jackie
St. John
Paramount Week
Paramount
Cecilix B
de Mille
Also Mentioned on This Page
West ‘York
Lou Cox
Robinsons' Yis
R. L. Bell
Frances Campbell
Ohio
J. N. Lindley
Gertrude Wilson
Sullivan
James Lindley
Reba Nave
Annapolis
Frances Lindley
Malcolm Bruner
Lewis L
Alva Wells
Mélrose
Willard Miller
Lowell Bell
Sinclair
Lloyd Pe Ver
Marshall, Lil
D.D. Doll & Son
Side Square
Schaffner & Marx
Riverview Park
Maple Hill Cemetery
E. G. Pinnell
Tom Melton
D. O. Moore
Herchiel Lewis
Omer Moore
Bloomington
O. F. Moore
Geo. Simmons
Country Club
Ivan Bennett
George Vansickle
D. M. Evinger
C. W. Reed
Helen Fitch
D. H. Reed
H. C. Strader
Pennsylvania
Dorothy Knapp
Detroit
Willard Gruber
Roy Luther
Gary
C. E. Pollard
Champaign
C. E. Bigelow
Harriet Zellar
Abner. Cooper
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
York
Fa- Casey
Wilber’ Moor
Bighwara
Pythian ‘Theatre
Ccs Fox Featire
Buck Jones
Yay
Death
Aesop Eables
Teel
Jack
Lila’ Lee
Charles Ogle
Pollard
Rie Ae
Rca
San
Suimmer
Chas. Kirchnér
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