Irreverent aphorisms on pride risk and self defense
A reflective, humorous column argues that pride and flattery tempt the gullible on committees while warning against overconfidence. It quips that self defense drives car purchases, pedestrians face danger, and chance governs fate despite reluctance.
Social Roundup in West Union and Nearby Areas
Jed Gard and daughter Martha Helen visited Marshall on Tuesday. Mrs. A G Chapman spent the weekend near Casey with her parents. Eleanor Tingley, daughter of N E and Mrs Tingley, died Saturday from scarlet fever and diphtheria. The Walnut Prairie revival ended Sunday night and families hosted guests from nearby towns.
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Jed Gard
Martha Helen
Marshall
Milo Prust
Jean
Fred S. Reisner
Chauncey Crowe
Vernaline
Giles Bartlett
Chester Ralston
John Morton
Hutsonville
Charles Prevo
Terre Haute
Hershel Cline
Irma Jean
Brocton
Albert Cline
Frank Buckner
Ben Crowe
A. G. Chapman
Casey
Maude Paddock
Rosemary
Guy Weir
Otho Miller
Walnut Prairie
Reba Harmon
Mabel Poorman
Lenore McKinney
Eleanor Tingley
N. E. Tingley
Obituary Henry J White Born 1870 Died 1922 Indiana
Henry Irvin White son of Joseph and Telitha White was born near Franklin Johnson county Indiana May 2 1870 and died February 10 1922 at his home near Annapolis after a brief illness aged 51 years 9 months and days He lived in Clark and Crawford counties Illinois and was married to Luella Reynolds April 1 1894 They had five children three daughters and two sons Funeral services were held at Olive Branch Baptist Church February 12 with burial nearby
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Henry Irvin White
Joseph
Telitha White
Franklin
Johnson County
Indiana
Annapolis
Clark County
Ilinois
Clark
Crawford Counties
Luella Reynolds
Woodvien Lodge
John
West York
Elmer
Hutsonville
Joseph Austin
Paris
Addie Bowden
Marshall
Corda Dix
Laura Dix
Mary Grubbs
Roanoke
Ark
Oliver Branch Baptist Church
Eld. G. A. Fuson
Elds
T. J. Wheeler
W. A. Fuson
Local Families Readying Moves Next Week
A number of area families plan to relocate next week. Visitors include Mrs. Elnora Black and Master Ray Thompson from Terre Haute with her parents, and Mrs. Grace Taubeneck who recently nursed in Paris. Also, Mrs. Jennie Beltz from Hall visited Mollie Sears, Eck Baggs and wife visited Dan Baggs’s family, and Minnie Gelsert, recently ill, shows slow improvement. A saying notes a “self-made” man is not yet finished.
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Elnora Black
Ray Thompson
Terre Haute
Leroy Sears
Grace Taubeneck
Paris
Jennie Beltz
Hall
Mollie Sears
Eck Baggs
Sports Vicinity
Dan Baggs
Minnie Gelsert
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