Local Pace Notes and Social Roundup from Terre Haute
Readable items include visits by residents to Marshall and Terre Haute, church events, club meetings, marriages of prominent locals, a quilting gift to President Wilson, bazaar preparations, and a cold snap affecting farmers. Mentions of Miss Mattie English, G. L. G. Club, Cross Bearers Bible class, and local social calendars appear throughout the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard Reading Club
W. R. Turman
Mattie English
Gertrude Machlin
Fred Bubeck
John Wesnitzer
Raymond Kintz
Terre Haute
Veronica
Lfrll
John S. Hash
West York
G. D. Froman
Mt. Carmel
Willson
George Mason
M. E. Church
East Locust Street
Congregational Church
Corey Bryan
Harry Dulaney
Terre ‘Haute
Gladys Steward
Otterbein Guild
Brown Tower
Waverly Miller
Melissa
Aliie Poffinbarger
Myrtle Pierson
Elsie Cole
oThe “Women’s, Foreign , Missionary Society
Charles Smith
Plano
Ey Marshall
H. SS
Meta Mora Council
D. of
Ida Millhouse
Belle Lutz
Joe Lutz
Ella Lockhart
Emma German
Flora Hagist
Great Council
Emma’German
Produce market promotes fair prices and trade terms
Marshall area buyers advertise farm products including butter eggs lard chickens and ducks with a due-bill system to enable purchases. The notice invites producers to bring their produce to the trade and asks readers to inquire how the system benefits sellers.
MT H S Notes on Students and Upcoming Concert
Owen Foster, MT H S graduate and former caller, visited the building Monday evening with plans to return. The Rose Poly Glee Club, trained by Prof Panther, will perform at the high school 8 p.m. Friday with 30 voices. Florence Thompson moved to Chicago to live with grandparents. The principal notes a $50.78 yearly Oxford College scholarship for a senior girl, to be awarded on faculty recommendation. Miss Lota Archer and Miss Genevieve Ralston represent SM THS. Juniors and Sophomores lead interclass games. Seniors lost to Juniors 66 to 70, while Juniors narrowly beat the Freshmen earlier. Freshmen show potential despite inexperience. practice will help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Foster
Rose Poly Glee Club
Panther
Florence ‘Thompson
Chicago
Oxford College,Oxford
SM. Ti HS
Lota Archer
Genevieve “Ralston
Sunday School and Services With Rev Garratt
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Harry Black superintendent. Preaching at 10 45 Sunday Dec 14 and at when announced. Rev J T Garratt minister. Mrs Brad Spencer visited relatives in Terre Haute last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Black
J. T. Garratt
Brad Spencer
Terre Haute
Also Mentioned on This Page
KA Bisex
Henrys Clark
York
Baturday
Casey
Jin & Ety Bronday
Nanty
Tibbs
Arley
McKeen
Terré
Een Iethiar
Susan Jim
Avebash
Township
Eason
Haying
Max
Lydia
Garwood
Edward
fCharles “Setzer
Loutrel Fcuykendail
WaPs Martin
Terré Haute
Harold
Lucan
Indianapolis
W. T. Marin
Moniay
Los Angeles
Calif
Ford
Walker
iMélrose
Maxshall
Hayat
Nass Hardway
Martinsville
ayMershall
Hriday
Warren Wilson
Zerre
Haute
Cary. Marvin
West Union
Marshall
Mondey
A. D.herrington
Tames Noonan
Terre Hante
Widge
Texas
Kathony Fuller
Srs
Walter Cork
Dan Jmiersons
Springfield
Champaign
The
Star Bakery
Minne Keifer
Fred Keifer
Dorfé Keifer
J. L. Keifer
Hrmann
S. Sth
R. C. Jones
Annie” “Hart
Tae
Nella
Faye Te Glen Carpenter
Robingon
City
Coryell
Noghy Volney Mount
Nettie Ziegler
Paris
Kansas
Westfield
Lyman
Cork
Minnesota
Florence Thompson
W. J. Sheppard
Sumner Maring
Anna ‘Banks
J Ross Lanning
Robinson
Danville
Andrew’ “Layton
Minden
Neb.j
James. Crow
Merrick Cox
Elliott
Wabash
Saathe
PNT
Baltimore
Pitt
Seal
Iceland
Hése
Pictorial Review
Iy Ladies’ Home Journal
Don BH. Winterrowd
Sen
J. A. Morton & Son, Jewelers
Ideal “Quilting Co
New Archer House
B. F. Johnson
Bubeck and Gallagher’s
Try
Wallin
Kohl Building
East Main
Farmers
L. W. Jones
D C. Cook Co
Lemcke
Pdianapolis
Ind
M. Grabenheimer
J. HE. Millhouse
Rhoads
Variety Store
Zak
West End
Goekler
Cook’s Pride
W.” Goekler
Wabash Phone
Farmer’s
Daniel Green
E. P. Reed
Ralston
Gum ‘Boots
Buster Brown
Douglas
Norfolk
Salts
Manet Woot Dindanideak Glastonbury- Maker
M. Grabsnheimer
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