Martinsville Notes From Town and County Life
Mrs Lillie bair travels to St Louis on millinery business while six hundred attend Sunday Schools. Obituaries, visits, and local notices fill the week with calls on relatives and neighbors including Mrs Wanda Johnson death and funeral, and updates from Marshall, Casey, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Bair
St Louis
Mailiff
West York
Linn
McCabe
Wi Spinney
Wanda Johnson
Rupp
Bogard
J. Will Lee
Casey
John Geffs
Johnson
Georyhurst
Orange
Harve Neer
Anong
Cumberland County
Carl Bechtold
Shairpsville
Ind
Christian Murphy
Jackson Tharp
Mary Daugherty
Walt McCrory
John Linn
Nellie
Washington
Henry Kile
Allright
Delia Smith
William Conner
Weir
Herall
Smith
WFL M. S
Church of God
L. C
Local Notes Move Across Town in Weekend Visits
Alle Wright has a sprained wrist and is out of action. Norton sold a batch of shoats to Charles Harlan of Princeton Indiana. Mrs Conklin of Clarksville visited John Alvey. H C Grisham and family spent Sunday with Tom Whitson in Oak Grove Alabama. Fawley and family visited Mrs Fawley’s father Walter Reynolds in McClure. Bess Landers spent the latter part of the week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alle Wright
R . Wa
If Nivby
Walter White
Martha Spangler
Beulah
Bertha Maurer
Blanche
Esther Goodwin
Vern Taylor
Oak Grove
Vern Washtler
Wright Brothers
Harry Whitson
Ruth Geisert
Terre Haute
Rudolph Kuhn
H. Kibby
Local Notes From West Union and Surrounding Towns
West Union residents report illnesses and hospital visits as Mrs Edith Cline suffers pneumonia. Travelers include Roe McCrory on a business trip to Hutsonville and Preston Kent visiting from St Louis. Numerous social calls and visits occur with friends and relatives in West York, Terre Haute, Marshall, and Annapolis. attendances at funerals and church events noted. several moves and visits to extended family tracked through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cline
Roe McCrory
Hutsonville
Las ‘Preston Kent
St Louis
Armstrong Social News Roundup From Ohio Arkansas And Indiana
Billy Osborn back from Ohio. Will Weaver and family arrived from Arkansas. James Weaver hosts a Sunday gathering for a large youth crowd. Mrs Molly Weaver and daughter relocated to Terre Haute. Fred Weaver moved to his mother's farm. Grant Crumlin attended revival in Terre Haute. Blanche Edna Ligget and Mack Jim Liggett with Florence Ruth Weaver visited Pleasant Hill school. Relatives celebrated Miss Saille Wyrick's birthday with a large dinner and many well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Osborn
Ohio
Will Weaver
Arkansas
James Weaver
Clarence Hall
Molly Weaver
Terre Haute
Fred Weaver
Grant Crumlin
Blanche
Edna Ligget
Chris Rutledge Mack
Jim Liggett
Florence Liggett
Visit by Brother Holliday to Allendale Friends
West Vork record notes Brother Holliday visiting Allendale on Sunday with friends. Marshall Nidey of Mt. Carmel visited his mother during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Holliday
Allendale
Marshall Nidey
Mt. Carmel
Local notices on visits and events in Douglas township
William Lagett Holmes from Indianapolis visits friends here this week. Sam Cullop returns from a southern winter. Guy Hager and John Donaldson welcome newborns. Doctors Smith and Cato operate on Wes Life. Various visits to Terre Haute and nearby towns noted. The Ladies Progressive Society hosts a pie supper for sidewalk fund. Gertie Rockwell and Charles Boils wed. Protracted meeting ends with four additions to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngs
Terre Haute
Sam Cullop
South
Guy Hager
John Donaldson
Smith
Cato
Wes Life
Dales Reynolds
Lawrenceville
Thos
Wheeler
Dan Gilbert
Clarksville
C. B. Lindley
Florida
Daniel Gibert
John Thomas
Com Munk
Ralph
Shelburn
Ind
Ladies Progressive Society
Possum Ridge Community Notes and a Local Death
The sick of the vicinity are better. John Horner of Anderson township died February 12 after a brief illness. He leaves a wife nine children and many relatives and friends. Funeral services were held in Auburn with burial in Auburn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cunningham
Dora Lowry
Nina Payne
Auburn
J B. McCulloughh
Julius Gaines
Carrie Lowry
Tune Cunningham
Gottlieb Speck
Marshall
Amanda Mallory
Elva
Martinsville
Chas
Gilbert
Win Wyrick’s
Myrtle Cunningham
Scott
Freedom
John Horner
Anderson Township
Lifeloss
Oat Auburn
Auburn Cemetery
Local Notes on Farmers and Visitors in Sullivan Area
John Hurst moved from Ham Clapp farm to Tim Babcock’s farm earlier this week. Willace Hutchings of Truman Minnesota visited relatives last week. Wm Marrs traveled to Hot Springs Arkansas for a stay. Wilt Hirst plans to move to Sallie Hurst farm soon. Lowry visited old friends in Sullivan and Humboldt last week. Dave Montgomery delivered hogs to a Grandview shipper at eight dollars per hundred. Clara Miller went to St. Louis to see her son Wilt Bishop and seek eye-specialist care. Tom Coon and Pearl Nicholson, who moved to Colorado in October, returned here last week seeking better prospects. S J Steven was mentioned in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hurst
Tim Babcock
Willlace Hutchings
Truman
Minnesota
Wm. Marrs
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Wilt Hirst
Sallie Hurst
Will
Lowry
Sullivan
Humboldt
Dave’ Montgomery
Grandview
S. J
Steven
Courtneys and Friends Visit in Darwin and Surrounds
Courtney Tharp and Emma Ting ley visited in Darwin on Monday. Forest Baker works for Robert Sweitzer. Ian Courtney Tharp and children spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles Wesser. Charles Bailey of Indiana visited over Sunday with Ed Tingley. Charles Raisner dined with Edward Raisner at Marshall on Saturday. Golda Bartlett, a teacher, spent Sunday with home folks. Mable Beltz dined with Minnie Raisner on Sunday. Maude Strickler spent part of the week with Joe Bartlett's family of Melrose. Robert and Emma Sweitzer were Darwin callers Thursday. Albert Tingley and family spent Sunday with Emma Pierce. Charles Peltz spent Sunday with home folks. Minnie Raisner, Jennie Beltz and daughter Mary spent Saturday in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Tharp
Emma Tingley
Darwin
Forest Baker
Robert Sweitzer
Ian Courtney Tharp
Charles Wesser
Charles Bailey
Idiana
Ed Tingley
Charles Raisner
Edward Raisner
Marshall
Golda Bartlett
Mable Beltz
Minnie Raisner
Maude Strickler
Joe Bartlett
Melrose
Robert
Emma Sweitzer
Albert Tingley
Emma Pierce
Charles Peltz
Jennie Beltz
Mary
Social News From Local Families and Box Supper
Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. A box supper is planned for Saturday night February 22 with girls bringing boxes and boys contributing funds.
Moonshine and Community Figures Highlight Butternut Notes
Local items report visits by Roy Dehl and George Tyhurst to Butternut and Martinsville, relatives meeting in Yale and Moray, revival progress at Zoar, and neighbors planning moves near Neadmore. An ad touts Foley Kidney Pills via City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butternut School
Roy Dehl
Butternut
George Tyhurst
Martinsville
Custis
John Geffs
Bert McFarland
Kansas
Zoar
William Waadburn
Ted
Downey
Wrs
Skelton
Stanley
Ind. Bays
City Drug Store
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West Union
Messrs
Fernon
Albert Carter
Albert Huffington
Snyder
Lyda Howerton
Elsia Becker
Bessie Orket
Dora Harmon
Carl Mundy
Orilla Wheeler
Annapolis
David France
Lenore
Robinson
Gertrude Clements
Ren Ross McCrory
Reno Shawler
Omer Shawler
Harry Craig
Helen
Harry Dolson
Edna Medsker
Chas. Medsker
Wes Mundy
Cullop
Chas. Provo
Everett Yargus
Emma Smyth
Fiirbanks
Rela Mooneyham
Lillian Rettrig
Indiana
John Weir
Jesse Murphy
Crumlin
Nelle Goodwin
A Marshall
Elizabeth “Wallace
West,v,ork
Miley
Borst
Clarkeville
Oultv
Douglas Township
Vea Nockwell
Ethel
Virgie Melton
Esther Chamness
Emma Mills
Flora Amstot
Nancy Fortney
Mabel Bonestell
Near West York
Jennie Davis
T. J. Layton
Possum Ridge
Dolson
Harold Maurer
Fred Salter
Mary Gilbert
Simpson/Lumber “Co
WV Price &Co
Chicago
North Sixth Street
Karavan Club
Karavan
H. M. Dewey &Co
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