Local Notes and Household Mentions From Dennison
A digest of illness, visits, travel, and light social items across Dennison and nearby areas. Names include IT A Nicholson Riley Budge Susie Buser Ed Tingley Thos Madden Sr W H Downs Lee Beauchamp Will Thomas Wo Downs Grace Downs Nellie Downs Bess Lowry Bertha Guinolo Ferrah Maurer Henr Saiter Hazel Geisert Moorie Lee Paul Maurer Ottis Bell Terre Haute Theodore Bell Beulah Maurer Ruth McDonald Mart Spanpl r Wm water pandy Hlarry Joe Page Terre Haute Newton Rollings McKeen Texas Mrs Tom Woolf Scholfield Nettle Taylor Barnie lage Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for colds with no opiates. City Drug Store.
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A. Nicholson
Tcg Riley
Paris
Elijah Budge
Susie Buser
Ed Tingley
Thos. Madden
H. Downs
Lee Beauchamp
Will Thomas
Wo. Downs
Gibeon’s Gate
Tintown
Grace Downs
East Liberty
Nellie Downs
Bess Lowry
Ottis Bell
Terre Haute
Theodore Bell
Bages
Rudolph Kuhn Beulah Maurer
Ruth McDonald Mart
Heroi
Allie Taylor
Vern Waeshtler
Newton Rollings
McKeen
Texas
Tom Woolf
Scholfield
Nettle Taylor
Martinsville News Briefs Reflect Local Events and Obituaries
The Martinsville column notes a Westfield visitor and kinfolk visiting in the area, announces a graveside burial for Grandma Watson in Rupp cemetery, and reports revival services at Melrose and Blue Grass. It mentions Henrietta Richincohl funeral attendees from Martinsville and Casey, and updates on John Blakemoon’s pneumonia care and John Wood occupying a vacant north room on York Street.
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Grandma Watson
Jackson Watson
Terre Tatite
Terre Haute
Church of God
Tether
Lo Erment
Rupp Cemetery
Ropers
Church of Ad
Melrose
Bluegrass
Rice Williams
Kickapoo
John Blakemoon
M. E Church
Henrietta Richincohl
Martinsville
W. Ishler
Lucy Taggart
Howard Taggart
C. T Ishler
Leslie Barr
Ate Heem
Walter Taggart
Ine Fasig
Jerry Ishler
Casey
Jame Dung
H. Sturdevant
2. Keiohl
Eon Russell
Tatermach
J. Hinkley
C. Z. Bhimeghl
Otey Aljldn
John Wood
Blankybaids
Mr. Black
York Street
Moonshine in L Custis visits J W Eliott and neighbors
Tuesday Newton Myers of Oklahoma visits Mrs Helena Staley and relatives in the neighborhood. Pearl Smith moves to Joe Connely's place. Wheeler McDaniel suffers a broken hip. Albert Dugan builds a new house. Daniel Lingafelt has sheep killed by dogs. The Stales visit Harlan Bennet and others. Letters from subscribers note readers enjoy the Herald.
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L Custis
J W Eliott
Newton Myers
Oklahoma
Helena Staley
Pearl Smith
Joe Connely
Wheeler McDaniel
Albert Dugan
Daniel Lingafelt
Stales
Helena Stal
Harlan Bennet
Dan Custis
Wm Crouch
Dan Custise
Yale
Jacob and
Decia Geffe
Custis
Robert Doran
Hodson
K EF Fears
Myrti Dehl
John Geff
Thompson
Lincoln Way Route Debate Sees Abe Harrison Critically Named
In Washington on January 10 I defend Abe Harrison as best informed on the Lincoln route through Clark County. He argues the Lincoln party likely passed through Vincennes Russellville York and Grandview areas, with Martinsville and Greenup less certain, and preserves the notion that Harrison keeps a precise memory of Indian roads and local geography.
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Washington, DC
St. Louis Republic
Lincoln
Vincennes
Ind
Decatur
Wabash River
Russellville
Wabash
Lawrenceville
Vin Cennes
Deheen
Prelestine
Hutsonville
Wise
York
Wentworth
Martinsville
Grandview
Edgar County
Mitnels
Greenup
Goose Neck Prairie
Bell
Clark County
Goldier
West Union
Abe Hut
Rrison
Fletcher Rafferty
Jim Bardin
Ill
Abe Harrison
Sam Lacy
Lincoln Way
Neighborhood Social Notes Mention Visits and Meetings
In Armstrong area neighbors report visits among families including Hagel Fairgrief with Fred Weaver and Pleasie Orwin. Fred Weaver hosted relatives last week. Shirley family and Jane Giraffee joined the Crumlines for a Sunday visit. Raymond Wyrick dined with James Wyrick family. Maggie Taylor and Grant Crumrine noted as Bob. Local men attended a telephone meeting in Marshall. Rev. Walmesley to preach next Sunday. Quarantine lifted at William Cork’s home last week.
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Hagel Fairgrief
Fred Weaver
Familly Pleasie Orwin
Katherine Fairg
Shirley
Jane Giraffee
Eues
Grant Crumline
Sunda
Raymond Wyrick
James Wyrck
Maggie Taylor
Gharley Stoelting
Grant Crumrine
Bob
Walmesley
Cork
Local notices and obituaries from a rural town
The clipping records social items and a death notice. Mrs Geo Parkley dies at 69, survived by her husband Henry and others. A few lines mention visits, farm work, a church event, and condolences to neighbors and friends.
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Henry
Orlate Bo
Gastos
Biby
Goodnika
Nethbors
Dr King’s New Pills Promote Quick Relief for Health Ailments
Vague ad style note mentions a $100 per pate wage and a banquet in New Cienane with a boss suffering stomach trouble. References Dr King’s New Pills for throat, liver, kidney, and bowel issues, claiming easy, gentle cures and broad use. An unusual line lists a price and location oddly.
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Wea
Dr. King
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Alta Vista
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