Pleasant Grove Notes On Local Visits And Visits
Pleasant Grove social blurbs list residents or visitors including Mrs. George Paddock Harold Imle and Carl Lucan. Items mention Chicago Evanston California trips, New Year gathering, supper hosts, and Christmas vacation timing. Mentions of Carolyn Gilbert formerly Carolyn Murphy and a Herald letter from California are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Murphy
Byrd Lucan
George Paddock
Harold Imle
Joan Hansen
Chicago
Evanston
Ted Bertram
Russel Bertram
California
Delores
Bertram
Carl Lucan
Rantoul
Cleda Imle
Anna Marie
Audrey Eitel
Sandra ‘Lee
Darwin
Lorene Harbor
Shirley Irwin
Robert Wilford
Seth Shotts
Grandview
The
Herald
Carolyn Gilbert
Gilbert
Carolyn Murphy
West Union Social Rounds Roundup of Local Visits and Parties
Kenneth Gilmore hosted a combined birthday and New Year gathering with family and friends. Doris Lawrence held a pound party with several local invitees. Mrs Cassie Ferguson and Flora Gard visited, Thelma and Emma Jane Craig returned to Charleston for studies, and Mrs Max Ellis returned from Indianapolis as her husband enters army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gilmore
Charlotte
Dianah
Mary Ann Gilmore
Peggy Paddock
Reni Mae Hannon
Phyllis Rush
Morris Baker
Alvin Arbuckle
Billy
Jack Goodwin
Giles Bartlett
Dean Poorman
Jerome Millhouse
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Reta Kaufman
C. M. Kerns
Doris Lawrence
Maxine Strohm
Lorene Lawrence
Ed. Clatfelter
Buddy Tingley
Willis Strohm
Cassie Ferguson
Eliza Adams
Flora Gard
Thelma
Emma Jane Craig
Charleston
Max Ellis
Indianapolis
Rabbit Ridge School Back In Session After Break
Mrs. Harry Harbor writes of Marshall residents visiting relatives and a school program at Rabbit Ridge. Johnny Mullis and family joined Harry Harbor, Donald McDaniel, and others over the weekend. Teachers and students enjoyed treats from Mrs. Louise Ridpath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit Ridge
Mrs
Harry Harbor
Johnny Mullis
Harry E. Harbor
Marshall
Donald McDaniel
Louise Ridpath
Bobby Williford
Grandview
Everett Harbor
Raymond Spires
Chicago
Mary Lemon
Social Weekend Visits Mentioned Across Clarksville
Mrs Lon Spires hosts and guests include Geneva Burger from Paris, Zenas Murphy family, Rey and Watkins of Eldorado, Sylvan Richey family from Martinsville, Emil Fox and children to Lawrenceville, Gene Henderson from Charleston visiting Hazel Murphy, Miss Murphy back to Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, James Howard hosting with Lon Spires, Billburger and Glenn visiting Healds in Danville, Martha Millhouse returning to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Burger
Paris
Zenas Murphy
Rey
Watkins
Eldrado
Sylvan Richey
Martinsville
Emil Fox
Eileen
Tony
Terry Murphy
Lawrenceville
Gene Henderson
Charleston
Hazel Murphy
Miss Murphy
Eastern Tinois State Teachers College
James Howard
Lon Spires
Billburger
Glenn
Leon Heald
Danville
Local family moves and hometown updates
Riley Nicholson moved to the Bill Walters property at Green Moss with his parents. The Walters family relocated to Auburn to run a store. Cora Newman returned from St. Louis after visiting her father Lyman Newman and brother. John Flenner and family moved to Redman for work. Floyd Hogue family and Wes Cale joined James Spratt for supper. Wayne Spires helped Lou Spires as he recovered from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Millhouse
Riley Nicholson
Bill Walters
Green Moss
Walters
Auburn
Cora Newman
St. Louis
Lyman Newman
John
Clarence Flenner
Redman
Floyd Hogue
Wes Cale
James Spratt
Wayne Spires
Lou Spires
Snyder Community Notices From Mrs. Alice Cornwell
Rev H J Kemp led a Sunday service and Sunday school meets at 9 45 am with Mrs Verne Morgan as superintendent. The column lists visits among local families including Cornwells, Chapmans, Woods, Myles, Colliers, and others during New Year and nearby weekends. Frequent gatherings mark birthdays and dinners with neighbors across Walnut Prairie and Dar win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kemp
Verne Morgan
Gilbert Chapman
Marilyn
Vee Chapman
Palmer Cornwell
Ola Collier
N. R. Myles
Walnut Prairie
H. £&. Woods
Anna Woods
Princeton
Indiana
R. A. Woods
Bert Collier
Marion Garner
Alice Collier
Darwin
Lewis Lawrence
West Union
Chas, Ogle
Dean Flower
Roland Copper
Emery Morree
Joan
Clarence C. Collier
Erwin Daley
Lorene Bender
Carl
Glen
Louis Myles
Freddie
Lola Jeffers
Franklin—Walsh
Frank Morgan
Emery
Lester Cornwell
Near Robinson
Army
Fred Strohm
June
Vera
Marshall
Choctaw Social News and Local Updates
Ben Strohm of Dana Indiana spent time with John Blizzard and family. New Year visits included Carl Albrecht and Freda. Margaret Garner returned from Chicago after visiting the Wilkie family. multiple residents assisted with butchering and care. dog bites and a colt loss reported. illnesses treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Strohm
Dana
Indiana
John Blizzard
Alvin T. Miller
Carl Albrecht
Freda
Margaret Garner
Chicago
Lawrence Wilkie
Jane Wilkie
Leon Garmer
Wilkie
Raymond Lambdin
John Nicol
Allright
Herman Fisher
Virgil
Dorothy
Ruth Nicol
Mildred Williams
Richie
William Garner
William Norton
Community Notes From Evansville Area Holidays
Mrs. Etta Shaffner Gayle Jurgensmelier of Evansville and relatives shared Christmas at the Brosman home in Martinsville. The Watts family moved to the John Johnson farm near Hutsonville. Paris residents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bennett dined with the Cline and Wayne. The Cox family from Mooresville visited the Allreds, and school resumed after a holiday break. Dale Veach visited family before leaving for military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Jurgensmelier
Evansville
Indiana
Erin Brosman
Vada Shaffner
Auburn
Dale Veach
Otto Veach
Dale
Social News From Martinsville Area Delivers Visitor Tributes
Local families report sick members, visits across Martinsville and Auburn, and New Year greetings. A windy winter trip to Rock Island Illinois observed cold temps from zero to six below, with gatherings at the Walker, Cline, Huffman, Murphy, Phillips, Beabout, and Shaffner households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Walker
Anna Cline
Hattie Jane
Norris Lee
Henry Huffman
Martinsville
Rock Island
Hurley Murphy
Ruth’ Murphy
Auburn
Elmer Phillips
Phillips
Marshall
Alma Shipe
Ross Holler
Ernest Shotts
Clifford Lowry
Mirs
Amanda Patchett
George Walker
Carolyn ,Hendrix
Doloris Veach
Jessie Beachout
Robert Boyer
Clarence, Beaboutt
Lester Beabout
Casey
Will McKee
Mr. Rand
Silas Elledge
Lois Cline
Reba Cline
Grace Richey
Clarks- Knville
Zenas Murphy
Union
Terre Haute
Will Brosman
Cora Church
Frank Church
Hartford Shaffner
West York Social Notices and Parish Schedule
Capeseyes Regular preaching services list Sunday 9 30 a.m. Sunday school 10 80 a.m. prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7.00. The column notes numerous visits by Hagar Lindley Stewart Davids Evans Dawson Miller and others from New York City Chicago Gary Indiana Terre Haute Arcola Champaign Tuscola St Louis Robinson and Denver with family and hospital returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capeseyes
H. A. Hagar
New York City
Faye Lindley
Ardel Stewart
Arcola
Champaign
Yoastar Isaac Seymour
POTTERS HALL By Mrs H H White
Rev Walter Sanders filled the pulpit in Rev Reese absence and hopes to return soon. New Year visitors included the Barkalows Piersalls Hagar and Della Alexander. Thelma Gibson visiting home folks she attends college at Charleston. Benign community notes of visits and family time from Paris and La Grange areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sanders
Reese
Roy Barkalow
Betty
Dick Plersall
Ralph Hagar
Della Alexander
Paris
Carrie Alexander
T. Ada Meeker
Thelma Gibson
Harold Piersall
Raymon Melton
David Wilkey
Nolan Crumlin
Archie Wilkey
la Grange
Illinoia
New Year Party At Allen Crumlin’s Wednesday Night
About forty attended the New Year party at Allen Crumlin's Wednesday night. Refreshments were served at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wilkey
Black
Allen Crumlin
Darwin Notes and Local Attends Church in Winter Weather
Rev H J Kemp preached at 11 00 a m Sunday. Mr and Mrs J H Dickerson and Mrs Lelard White visited and cared for relatives. The Wa bash river froze closing the ferry and several residents visited or rented property. Marshall area residents including Mr and Mrs George Paddock and Mr and Mrs Carl Kiger moved plans and several others visited family and attended church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Kemp
J. H. Dickerson
Walnut Prairie
Lelard White
Annapolis
J. W. Paddock
Frelda Tingley
West Union
Raymond _ Tingley
Terre Haute
Tingley
George
Carl Kiger
West Terre Haute
Harmon Renshaw
John Bush
Carol June Frakes
Geneva Frakes
Albert Prevo
Marshall Prilgrim Holiness
Boger
Princeton
Indiana
Lilly Cummins
Cleaning and preserving silver and wedding dowries
The article offers methods to care for silver including washing after cleaning and polishing with a cloth. It explains the origin of the term trousseau and its dowry purpose in marriage history. It also gives tips to revive wilted flowers with aspirin and wax dip to preserve cut stems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erousseau
Trousseau
Grand Junction’s Battery D Guards Federal Service
Grand Junction Iowa a town of about 1000 people houses Battery D of the 185th Field Artillery the smallest guard unit in federal service. The unit has kept its strength since its organization in April. Police buy own uniforms and gear in many cities with some officers funding bullets themselves. An ancient burial ground sits in Fountain of Youth park St. Augustine where mourning Indian women cut hair and left it on husbands graves signaling widow remarriage when hair reached waist length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Iowa
185Th Field Artillery
Fountain of Youth Park
St. Augustine
Fla
Bauxite Mines Concentration in Arkansas Revealed
Census shows 14 U. S. bauxite mines with nine in Arkansas producing 97 percent of the nation s 450 000 long tons of crude bauxite used for aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Arkansas
Roast Beef Through the Plymouth Era
In a historic look at dining origins, English and colonial kitchens show long traditions of roasted beef and brawn before Plymouth Rock. The piece traces how roast beef shaped early American meals and social dining practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Roch
Women Sailors Lead Russian River and Sea Fleets
Female sailors drive the Russian fleet with 21 974 aboard river craft and 8 805 on seagoing vessels. Women serve as captains on several ships, reflecting expanded roles in the maritime services.
Melrose Social Notes From Mrs Wayne and Davis
Mrs Wayne reports Melrose visitors as Mrs Stanley and children with her mother at Lawrenceville for an ordination service. Mr and Mrs Dean Thompson visited Mr and Mrs Olen Wells. Harry Conrad of Martinsville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Chamness and others. Wiley Kinderdine called on his parents. Joseph Wells returned to Terre Haute to resume school after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Nash
Lawrenceville
Dean’ Thompson
Olen Wells
Harry Conrad
Martinsville
Wm. ‘Chamness
Ernest Wells
Roxanna
Herman Bartlett
Wiley Kinderdine
Orin Wells
Joseph
Willie Leasure
Victor
Joseph Wells
Terre Haute
East McD Social Notes Mixed Visits and Calls
Frances Drake reports routine calls and visits across the community. Alva Wells Buell Millis and families, Roscoe Irwin, Noble Cannady Julia Sackrider Esther Wheeler and daughters, Martha Olmsted from Chicago, Roachd Graham and Laura Olmsted family groups are mentioned. Clinton Hoskinson visited Terre Haute. Jolly Pals club met with Aden Reynolds. nine members and five visitors attended. Cecil Mills visited Ray Drake on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Wells
Buell Millis
Roscoe Irwin
Saft
Noble Cannady
Julia Sackrider
Albert Francis
Esther Wheeler
Martha Olmsted
Chicago
Roachd Graham
Laura Olmsted
Hutsonville
Clinton Hoskinson
Terre Haute
Jolly Pals Club
Aden Reynolds
Cecil Mills
Ray Drake
Freedom and Family Visit With Marshall Shotts
Ben Miller and wife with daughter and James Wallace spent Thursday afternoon visiting Marshall Shotts and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Miller
James Wallace
Marshall Shotts
Community notes and forestry tips from rural column
Omer Medsker and family spent Sunday evening with Andy Sanders and wife Carey Miller visiting ste school EN Te mand Gene Arbuckle and write and.Mar shall Shotts helped Ben Miller's with their butchering Saturday. Under the new Indians Seed law seed cannot be paid by anyone including farmer growers if it contains any primary noxious weed seeds. Primary noxious weeds are Canada thistle field bindweed perennial sow thistle Johnson grass quackgrass and wild garlic. Trees grow best in volume between 10 and 20 inches diameter. Clear cutting to 10 inches removes good producers. Improve the woods this winter and remove inferior mature and diseased trees. Leave a thick border around woods edges to keep out wind and provide cover for wildlife. Farm families should estimate income and expenses for the coming year to aid financial planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Medsker
Andy Sanders
Carey Miller
Ste ‘Echool EN Temand
Gene Arbuckle
Marshall Shotts
Ben’ Miller
Forestry and Conservation Department
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