Local Social Roundup at Marshall and Vicinity
ACK FIS Will Tray Aw and wife visit James Travioll at Marshall. Miss Minnie Geisert calls on Mrs. Mollie Sears in Marshall. Mrs. John Sullivan and Grace Taubeneck of Marshall visit Will Travioli and wife and other locals. Clifford Pickens welcomed to the area. Anna Francis visits Isaac Francis and wife. Local youths attend pie supper at Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ack Fis
Will Tray’ Aw
James Travioll
Marshall
Minnie Geisert
Mollie Sears
Ida Marvin
John Sullivan
Grace Taubeneck
Will Travioli
Harry Pickens
Moble Sears
James Pickens
Clifford
Anna
Francis
Isaac Francis
Oak Grove
FAVORS SHORT FOR SHERIFF
A letter from A B Baan of Casey endorses Charles Short for Clark County sheriff in the upcoming primary. The note praises Short as honest, upright, punctual, and effective in collections during 16 years as Casey’s police judge and constable, dismissing crooked rumor as electioneering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey, Ill
Charles Short
Marshall
Ullnois
Clark County
Casey
A. B. Baan
Hi -Advertisement
Sunday School Plans Boost At Local Church
Armstr ong Rav D or Black filled regular appointment at this place Sunday morning. Lets make our Sunday school 40 next Sunday. Roy Wysrick's baby is reported to be improving. Mrs Babe Bartrum returned Saturday from a visit with relatives at Gary. Fred Beltz wife and son Dudley spent Sunday with John Beltz and family. Melvin Fawley and wife spent Sunday with Elmer Stoelting and family. Mrs Jesse Lowe was called to the Robinson hospital Monday where her daughter Mrs H M Musgrave was taken for an operation. Mrs David Setzer's sister from Terre Haute is spending a few days with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav. D. Or Black
Roy Wysrick
Babe Bartrum
Gary
Fred Beltz
Dudley
John Beltz
Melvin Fawley
Elmer Stoelting
Jesse Lowe
Robinson Hospital
H. M. Musgrave
David Setzer
Terre Haute
Community Gatherings Highlight Weekend Visits and Birthday
Mrs. George Spittler of Allright hosted and visited relatives including Philip Spittler and family. The Spittlers and Tingley family shared Thursday and Sunday visits with extended relatives. A birthday celebration at Cora Kile’s home drew many Wright and Spittler kin along with friends from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spittler
Allright
Philip
Spittler
Nathan Tingley
Philip Spittler
Herman Spittler
Leonard Kile
Estel
Leon Sender
Eugene Hasten
Lenore
Dean Spittler
Glenn
Harold
Vern
Edith
Esther Wright
Joe Fetters
Margaret
Frank Tingley
Reno Maurer
Leander Wright
Cora Kile
Harry
John
Ernest
Ralph
Agnes
Ruth
Gladys
Nicol
Nellie
Mabel
Esther
Glenn Wright
Floyd
Lloyd Coombes
Nola Hill
Dean Reasor
Henry Geheb
Lloyd
Community Notes From South Dolson
John Smith moved into Wm O Gara s house Thursday. Several from here attended Ernest Newman s sale Wednesday. Frank Miller rents Charlie Madden s farm and plans moving in spring. Mrs Fred Wieland in Charleston hospital had right leg amputated above knee Wednesday evening. She is reported improving. A surprise for Mrs Timothy Babcock s 49th birthday drew about 37 neighbors with music and refreshments. Lewis Smitley on sick list. Kathleen Beachout suffers with tenallitis. Fred Wieland returned from Charleston Friday. Rev W A Wiegant reappointed as Clarksville Baptist pastor and began Mt Moriah meetings Monday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hornbrook visited Oda Marrs. Mrs Bert Richey and son Walter spent days with her parents in Nevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Wm. O'Gara
Ernest Newman
Frank Miller
Charlie Madden
Fred Wieland
Charleston
Timothy Babcock
W. A Wiegant
Mt.Moriah
Charles Hornbrook
Oda Marrs
Bert Richey
Walter
Nevens
Revival opening set for February at local place
Roy Carpenter of Grand Prairie visits relatives for a few days. Lizzie Craig from near Scotland stays with son Clarence Craig and family. George Leftermann and wife hosted several young people Thursday night. A revival meeting starts the first Sunday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carpenter
Grand Prairie
Lizzie Craig
Nearcotland
Clarence Craig
George Leftermann
Local social notes from West Union and nearby towns
West Union and surrounding area report shows and banquets attended by John Morton Chester Ralston A W Wright I A Morton and the Broadhurts. Fred Reisner traveled to Terre Haute for throat surgery with Mrs Reisner and Dr Weir. A hospital trip for Dorothy Marvin and her hip cast is noted. Misses Bartlett entertain club guests and Mrs Bradbury leaves for Indianapolis. Irene Crowe visits Casey hosts. John Coryell and Helen Babers wed. Elsie Cork visits Marshall relatives. Wm Haddix ill. Hutsonville Marshall game attended by Ivan Pyle and John Morton. Local residents hosted Paris guests Rodney Bell and R J Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morton
Chester Ralston
Mitzi
Terre Haute
A. W. Wright
I. A. Morton
Guy
Ray Broadhurst
Casey
Fred S. Reisner
Térre Haute
Ona
Frances Bartlett
George Bradbury
Indianapolis
Charles Buckner
West York
Sheaff
Bradbury Cemetery
Irlene
Ima Caulfleur
Hutsonville
Reba Harmon
Mabel Poorman
Irene Crowe
R. B. Stephenson
John Coryell
Douglas Coryell
Helen Babers
A. Babers
Elsie Cork
Marshall
Wm. Haddix
Ivan Pyle
Rodney Bell
Paris
R. J. Richards
West York Visitors and Funeral Attendances Noted
West York residents hosted guests from Robinson Hutsonville and Paris. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Charles Buckner included family from Flat Rock Indianapolis and local towns.
John W. Lewis Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Clark County
Westfield Review notes Marshall resident John W. Lewis campaigns for Clark County Sheriff subject to Republican primary approval on April 11. Lewis, a longtime public servant and current county treasurer, previously served as sheriff and as a state representative, leveraging extensive county knowledge for effective leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
John W. Lewis
Marshall
Clark County
Lewis
Mrs Buckner Remainder Died in Indianapolis at 39
The remainder of Mrs Charles Buckner who died at her home in Indianapolis Friday age 39 arrived Saturday evening. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the M E church Rev H B Shoat officiating. She is survived by the husband two daughters Mrs Lorain Smith and Mrs Martha Shanklin one utile granddaughter and one sister Mrs George Bradbury three brothers Erastus Robert and Will Reynolds and a host of relatives and friends. Burial was in the West York cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Goff
Robinson
Martin Newlin
Wood Whittaker
Brazil
Cassie Whittaker
Mahala Ralston
Will Decker
C. D. Ryerson
Ed Boyd
John Seigel
Aurra Bradbury
Charles Buckner
Indianapolis
M. BE
Lorain Smith
Martha Shanklin
George Bradbury
Erastus
Robert
Will Reynolds
York
Ceme
Community Family Gatherings Mark Weekend in Martingville
Baying from Martingville and Springfield, neighbors spent Sunday with kin and friends. Dates center on kinship visits including the Claypool family hosting a 20th birthday party with a three course luncheon, games, and music for Kenneth Claypool.
West Snion Notes Familiar Visitors And Local Visits
January 11 column records residents visiting relatives and events in Hutsonville Casey and Terre Haute. Names include Evans Seago Prust Chapman Harmon Reisner Shawler Irene Crowe Crowe Cline and Vorhees Crowe with various weekend trips and hospital stays noted.
Martinsville Social News Glimpses of Local Visits and Meetings
Martinsville highlights include Harve Axe visiting Los Angeles with his brother Charles Axe and family. Mrs C E Marrs of Terre Haute visits relatives. E W Childe returns from Chicago business trip. G S Kelly, Ostar Shawver and children visit Allen Huffman family. Helen McNary hosts Golden Links class at M E church. E E Summers family visit Marshall. Bruce Vanhorn returns from Indianapolis to see his mother. F S Kibbier of Olney plans to build mausoleum at Ridgelawn. Needlecraft club hosted by Miss Nelle Stephenson with social features and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Axe
Charles Axe
Los Angeles
Calif
C. E. Marrs
Terre Haute
E. W. Childe
Chicago
G. S. Kelly
Ostar Shawver
Allen Huffman
Helen McNary
Golden Links
M. E. Church
E.E. Summers
Marshall
HE ‘R. Snavely
Bruce’ Vanhorn
Indianapolis
Albert
Vanhorn
J. Jamesson
Kibbier
Community News Flash From Local County
Freshments were served as Mrs Kenneth Taggart plans a Springfield visit Friday to see relatives. Paul Martin, son of Harry Martin, was badly hurt Saturday morning when the shotgun he carried fell and the charge pierced his left arm near the shoulder. He was reported to be doing nicely after the incident. Mrs Geneva Moore, long ill, died at her son's home in the city Sunday evening. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Rev TJ Wheeler, with interment in the city cemetery. Bishop Quayle will lecture at the Methodist church Saturday January 21 at 7 15 p.m. Uncle John Tyhurst, over 90 and ill for some time, is not much improved. Ross Smith remains at home due to illness. Jack Watson of north town had his automobile burned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Taggart
Springfield
Paul Martin
Harry, Martin
Geneva Moore
Hente
A. Hs Moore
Tj, Wheeler
Quayle
Will
Methodist Church
John Tyhurst
Ross Smith
Jack Watson
Jta Briscoe
Kansas
Orrie D .Lawis
Indianapolis
Willis H. Lerner
Chicago
Wiley T. Lamb
Terre Haute
Cuma “Lee
Tone
Fortney
Roxie
McMillan
Hifie
Owwen
Tilinola
Éolley
Charleston
A. B
Owen
Manuél Dixons
Haute
Wae
Bruce
Ellapatrick
Claude
Sutherland
Decatur
P.R. Smith
the’ “Pure, Oil Co
St. Louis
Bonnie Fortney
George W. Fortney
Alberta
Jeanine
Greenup
June Nay
Leona Clem
Bithin Phillips
Mary Powell
Doit McMillan
Hindsboro
Gladys McMillan
Ruby Beavers
Chas, Rennels
Glenn McMillan
al McMillan
W. M. Ruckle
St. *.Louis
Philp T. Peters
J. H. Turner
Edward
Lawson Hammond
Westfield
California
Arid
Raymond Webber
Webber
E. E.baldwitz
Metcalfie
B-Turner
W. B. Linn
Martinsville
J.H. Davis
Fred Stohr
James Alkire
Nellie Buckley
Albert Stohr
St. Elmo
Glen Gardner
Robinson
Gladys Brown
Sam Smith
Terre” “Haute
Casey
Edna
National Bank of
Oo Wirt W
Jada
Hangs
Willow ‘Hill
Secondeam
Olney
Westfield area notes include repairs and various visits
Westfield is busy with repairs at the garage leased by Orion Miller. M. S. Kimball returns from Michigan sugar work. Highway officials Wilber Moore and D. A. Lee attended a Decatur meeting. Multiple social visits, obituaries for Miss Libbie Robbins and Mrs. Mary Cox, plus local church revivals and a busy rail and bank officers slate are listed.
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Ilinois
Catherine Mattis
Illinois
Daniel Prust
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
McDaniel
Enterprise
Home Mills
Dusk Uocod
Harry McDaniel
Armstrong
South Dolson
Lewis Smitley
Kathleen Beachout
W. A. Wiegant
Clarksville
Jerry Claypool
Am Farms
Ja Farm
Dennison
Oliver
John Deere
Black Hawk
McCormick
Kentucky
Harry B. Farris
Clyde H. Knowles
Wash Hollenbeck
West Union
John’ W. Lewis
Dolson
Felton Miller
Kenneth
Nix Evans
Myra Seago
Milo Prust
A. G. Chapman
Green
E. G. Harmon
Akron
Ohio
L. A. Shawler
Reisner
Irene
W. D. Baughman, Jr
Otho Miller
C. H. Crumlin
Esther Ferris
Vern Cline
George Cline
Harry Marlin
Dan Prust
Vorhees Crowe
Giles Bartlett
Ben Crowe
Jack Cline
Sir Harry Lauder
the Grand
Orion Miller
Bbe
M. S. Kimball
Michigan
Wilber Moore
D. A. Lee
Lois Schuey
N. R. Tohill
Villa Grove
A. H. Makepe
C. A. Schuey
J. R. Schuey
Mary B. Cox
West
Town
Wiley Brick Church
Brick
Oakland
W. F. ‘Weber
F. E. Weber
Ida ‘Weber
Clifford Bell
R. W
C. G. Hall
Effingham
Weatfield
Ww. Drewel
E. T. Pinnell
C. E. Bennett
H. E. Spellbring
D. O. Moore
H. E. Lewis
First National Bank
Drewel
Joseph Goble
L. C. Riley
Baptist Church
Frankfort
Macedonia
William
Drumright
Okla
Kathryn
Winchester
Harold CO
Emrich
Ft Worth
Texas
Joseph’ “Yager
Moorsville
Ind
Bert
Stewart
Rebecca
Dosbaugh
J. F. Baughman
Matthen
Carl Baughman
Charles A. Pierson
L. H. Johnson
Celina
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