Casey School Notes and Local Socials Highlight Week
The bulletin details Mrs Reichel Dunn hosting the Research Club with Miss Kate Young presiding and a lively program. It notes the Casey community's plans for a Deacons arrival, a comedy drama night, and local socials plus Casey boys basketball beating Marshall 25 to 21 in a fast, clean game.
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S. Research
Fe Reichel Dunn
Kateoung
Scott
Scotland
Mrts
Jeannie ‘Shimel
Reverend Norvell to Preach at Westfield District Meeting
The Rev. B. Norvell of the Westfield District will preach at the A B Church in Marshall on Thursday December roth at 7230 pm He will preside over the business meeting and Quarterly Conference of the charge Then he will return to preach Sunday evening Everyone is invited to attend these meetings E M Pierson Pastor
Christmas Visitation Notes and Obituary Highlights
Local notes describe visits by Mrs Reagan Wheeler and others from York and East St. Louis during the holiday season. The obituary for Amanda Carlin records birth in Lincoln County, Ohio, marriage to George W. Thompson, seven children, and funeral details in Martinsville with Rev C E Taylor officiating.
Local Names Reported In scattered Terre Haute visit and church revival
The brief notes mention Charley Wieland his wife and Mrs Sue Smitley shopping in Terre Haute on Monday. Ruth Claypool of Branch Michigan visits relatives in the area. A revival began Sunday at Clarksville Baptist Church and Forest Mercy’s twenty first birthday was celebrated with a surprise. Several people from Marshall were shopping there on Saturday.
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George
Claypool
Sunday Visitors and Local Church Plans Mentioned
Many residents hosted guests over Sunday including Miss Tizaie Hall with Miss Ikney Irwin and Mrs Weaver with Edith Weaver. Families from Louisville and Terre Haute visited relatives. Ruth Weaver to lead Sunday night church service. Herman Welah conducted Bible story. no school until Monday. local residents plan upcoming work in Terre Haute.
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Clarks
Ruth Weaver
Herman
Herman ‘Welah
Httle Sons
Louisville
Kentucky
Cand
Ferdinand Geiblel
Frank ‘Ohm
Terre Haute
John Welsh
Terre
Haite
James
Haute
Sunday Visitors Span Several Nearby Towns
West Terre Haute resident Jason Nickles visited in Dennison on Sunday with Greeley Somers and wife from Ter TÉ Haute. Ben Nickles and wife from Dana Ing visit relatives here. John Newell and wife paid a Terre Haute visit Saturday. Herman Page and wife visited Moses Heath’s home Sunday. Anna Shirely and Russell Brown of Armstrong visited Mrs. Sarah Page Sunday. Bessie and Josephine Schofield visited Terre Haute last week. Frank Montgomery and wife were Terre Haute visitors Saturday. Jim Nickles of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs Joe Taylor. Jey Garwood and family from near Grind Turn spent Sunday at Mr Wright’s. RH. C. Grisam family spent Sunday at Omer, McDaniel’s at Oliver M. Landers and family, Eddie Griffith and family of Marshall, and Marie Remlinger spent Sunday at Plainview Farm. Health generally good. Mrs Will Sharkey with her sister Mrs Charlie English of Sassafras is critically ill. Henry Wesnitzer clearing for Al Fawley. Harvey Nightlinger and Charie Harkness families of Sassafras spent Sunday at A P Fawley’s. Clarence Wright started south Saturday to spend winter. Harry Whitson of Oak Grove spent Saturday night with Wright Bros. Mrs John Alvey and Francia Aua elon spent Friday and Saturday in Terre Haute. Beas Landers spent Thursday with Bonnie English. Clark Jackson started to school on Monday.
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Jason Nickles
West Terre Haute
Dennison
Greeley Somers
Ter- Té Haute
Ben Nickles
Dana
Ing
John Newell
Terre Haute
Herman Page
Moses Heath
Anna Shirely
Russell Brown
Armstrong
Sarah Page
Bessie
Josephine Schofield
Frank Montgomery
Jey Garwood
Mr. Wright
RH. C. Grisam
Omer
McDaniel
Oliver, M
M. Landers
Eddie Griffith
Marshall
Marie Remlinger
Plainview Farm
Will Sharkey
Charlie English
Sassafras
Henry Wesnitzer
al Fawley
Harvey Nightlinger
Charie Harkness
A. P. Fawley
Clarence Wright
Harry Whitson
Oak Grove
Wright
Bros
John Alvey
Francia ‘Auaelon
Terre: Haute
Béas, Landers
Clark Jackson
Brief notes on convention attendance and officers
Fragmentary record lists names such as Robt Lake, Harry Dolson, Wright, Fanny Hart, and a Mayor figure. Mentions ASOW attendance and roles of presiding officers. Text is incomplete but indicates a convention review and lesson discussion.
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Harry Dolson
Death of Amanda Thompson Recounts Family Losses
December ninth death of Amanda Thompson after illness likely tuberculosis. A member of the Methodist church she leaves three sons, two daughters, brothers, six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral services were held with Rev. Cs Ta officiating and interment at Marshall Cemetery.
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Amanda
Ida May
Mark
Roxey Webb
Luther
Robert
Mary E. Gallagher
Amos Carlin
Golden Gate
Thompson
M. E. Church
Martinsville
C. E. Taylor
Amanda ‘Thompson
Os Mies
Hompson
Methodist
Marshall Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Amanda Thompson
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved mother Amanda Thompson. The Children.
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Amanda Thompson
Local Notes From South Dolson Area This Week
Vern Hornbrook of Terre Haute visited on business. Attendees from here went to a Calrksville box supper. J. D. Shoemaker of Marshall came for business. Lonzo Allred and Timothy Babcock marketed hogs at Marshall. Mrs. Margaret and Emma Bages of Wabash visited relatives. Cleve Osborne moved to Fred Wieland's place at Mill Creek. George Morgan and Amos Morgan hosted a Sunday gathering. Fred Wieland returned to Charleston after husking corn locally.
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Vern Hornbrook
Terre Haute
Calrksville
J. D. Shoemaker
Marshall
kiLonzo Allred
Timothy Babcock
Margaret
Emma Bages
Wabash
Cleve Osborne
Fred Wieland
Mill Creek
George Morgan
Amos Morgan
Charleston
Letter to Santa Claus from Ledla Doolittle
A nine year old girl Ledla Doolittle writes to Santa from Indiana asking for a tile dish set or a trolley cart among other gifts. She describes her school year and asks Santa if he will visit her house in Christmas, mentioning her aunt Rose Francis and their home location near Hogue store. She closes with holiday sentiments and provides her address.
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Yale
R. R
Santa Claus
Ledla Doolittle
Cottonwood Arille
Santa
Rosé Francis
Hogue Store
Santa’ Iisvill
Nhite
Ind
Grandma
Amma
Rand
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