Five Points Social Roundup Recaps Local Gatherings
A mixed recap notes a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Bud Burkett at the Wallace home in Auburn with a large crowd and gifts. It lists Sunday dinner guests at Pearl Tingley’s with the Kendall family, mentions local illnesses, and records a meal for Rev. Mark Weaver and many neighbors. Further, Olen Jones starts housekeeping on a farm and Ivan Tally with sons visited Forrest Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Burkett
Lloyd’ Wallace
Auburn
Glenn Kendall
Pearl Tingley
Olen Jones
Lloyd Hendrix
Mark Weaver
Wm. Veach
Sylvan Morgan
Dean
Lila
Norman Macke
Marilyn
Linda
Shirley
Carolyn Cook
Glenn Wilhoit
Carrol
Maurice
Donna
Joyce
Rudolph Bell
Carl Morgan
Donald
Jimmy
Rex
Kay Dwight
Billy Dean Wilson
Harold
Earl Dean Veach
Carolyn
Beverly
Billy
Sharon
Ivan Tally
Forrest Baker
Dennison Community News Highlights Local Visits and Illness
Sunday school attendance reached fifty two as Rev. James Kelley led services in Dunlap and Dennison. Local families and friends shared visits, illnesses, and birthdays across nearby towns including Terre Haute Cory Indiana and Oregon with names such as Susie A Johns Maggie Bland Dorothea Bland and Linda celebrated milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelley
Dunlap
Dennison Suday
Bible Center Inn
Terre ‘Haute
J.H. Johns
Maggie Bland
Dorothea Bland
Donetta
Home Bureau
Jessie, Joab
E. Taylor
Karen Fairgrief
Linda
Sadie Montgomery
McKeen
B. O. Ray
Anna English
Bernadine Johns
Winfred Taylor
Leonard Kuykendall
Andy
J. H. Johns
H. E. Johns
Lanis Stepp
Oregon
M. W. Smith
Lloyd
Terre Haute
John Page
Neal Guthrie
John Wilson
Mildred Ray
Betty
Lola Volkers
West Union Social News Snapshot
Mr and Mrs Sam Sheets visited with Mr and Mrs Joe Fetters near Marshall Sunday. John Sheets Harnett Wright and Clarence Ledermann attended the Men s Fellowship at Rockville last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Sheets
Joe Fetters
Marshall
John Sheets
Harnett Wright
Rockville
Balsaar Bubeck
Robert Watson
West Union
Henry Lindley
St. Louis
Charles Troyer
John
Nelle Strohm
Aft
Jim Stepp
Jack Paddock
Robinson
Allen Collier
Norma Gale Ellis
Opel Paddock
Paul Heleine
Robin
Sunday Visit With Family Members Nearby
A family gathering occurred Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Heleine and other relatives. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carter, Don Drake of Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Coller and daughter Naomi, visiting Fairy and Betty Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heleine
Dean Carter
Don Drake
Robinson
John Coller
Naomi
Fairy
Betty Collier
Ohio Chapel Receives Electricity at Last
Twenty residents attended Sunday school and the Ohio Chapel is wired for electricity after a donation drive. Rev. J B Norbeck was ill and could not preach. next service scheduled February 8. Members contributed to acquire rights for electric lights and hope to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Norbeck
Walter Gard
Terre Haute
Fannie Mae Gard
Russell Gray
Ohio Chapel
Electric Company
Darien Social Notes Update
Paul Hills remains about the same. Mrs Darrell Simpson and sons have the measles. Mr and Mrs Frank Finkbiner and Phyllis plan to move to their new home soon. Mr and Mrs Joe Wernz of West Union have rented the Finkbiner farm. Fred Washburn and family have moved to Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hills
Darrell Simpson
Frank Finkbiner
Phyllis
Joe Wernz
West Union
Finkbiner
Fred Washburn
Marshall
Miss Patsy Reasor Dinner Guests Remain Inquiries
Fragmentary notes show Patsy Reasor spending Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen. Mentions of guests and Sunday dinner imply a social visit with local families and routine hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Reasor
Dan “Ellington
Floyd
Freedom by Mrs Roy Wallace birth notice and visits
The notice notes the birth of Quentin on January 20 and lists visits from Mrs Myrtle Hayes and Mrs Roy Wallace family members. Walter Wallace and others helped with butchering while relatives and Cecil Smith’s baby stayed with Mrs Ed Washburn in Martinsville. Harold Wartin hay bought a new home from Toramy Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin
Myrtle
Hayes
Swith
Roy Wallace
Walter Wallace
Aby
Jerry Hayes
Roy. Wallace
Samuel
Cecil Smith
Ed Washburn
Martinsville
Leon Shorts
Hia
Les
Harold “Wartin
Hay
Toramy Carpenter
Local Families Share Sunday Visits in Clarksville
Clarksville residents report visits by Mrs. Harry Hirbor and Mrs. Editha Marrs in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bruce Spires and Chester joined the buttering effort last Tuesday. Harold Clapp and Linda of Marshall visited with Harold's parents, Mr and Mrs Avret Clapp, on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elledge
Bruce Spires
Chester
Edithé
Marrs
Harold Clapp
Linda of
Marshall
Ab Mravert Clapp
Harold
Local families and visitors fill weekend notes
A sequence of short social updates lists arrivals and moves, visits with relatives, and neighborhood activity. Names include Lorene Harbor Karen Sue Goldin Harbor Rose Clapp Edgar Dick Riley Baker Eliza Nichol Nelda Murphy Nellie Wallcott Kibler family Raymond Miller Carney family Zenas Murphy Mabel Hutchings Hugh Hutchings and others sharing last week and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrch
Afrs
Lorene Harbor
Karen Sue
Goldin Harbor
Edgar Dick
Rose Clapp
Riley Baker
Namaily
Charles Nicholson
Scott
Paris
Eliza Nicholson
Nelda Murphy
Nellie Wallcott
Zenas-Murphy
Mabel Hutchings
George’ “Hutchings
Hugh Hutchings
Redley Visits Lyman Newman Monday Afternoon
Jore Sam notes Redley visited with Lyman Newman Monday afternoon, detailing an informal meeting and casual discussion about upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jore Sam
Redley
Lyman Newman
Birth of a son announced in Terre Haute hospital
Miss Frances Drake announces the birth of a son Saturday morning at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. Mrs Nave formerly Miss Catherine Wells, and Mr and Mrs Alva Wells are among relatives mentioned. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Isaac Seymour, and Mr and Mrs Ray Drake with daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End
Irs
Nave
Union
Hospital
Terre Haute
Catherine, Wells
Alva’ Wells
Isaac Seymour
West York
Ray
Drake
Raymond
Calvert
Bryce
Duane Drake
Maureen
Pickering
Jilia Sackrider
Mannah Leasure
Polly Wells
Alva Wells
Clover and Nitrogen for Following Crops
A garbled note suggests that richer nitrogen and organic matter from clover benefits subsequent crops. The fragment mentions clover improving soil for later plantings and hints at organic matter contributions to soil fertility.
Rail unions clash over wage split amid mediation stalemate
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and two allied unions have rejected wage offers while 125 000 workers threaten a strike. Railroads had agreed to raises totaling 15 34 cents an hour with other contingents for 1 176 million employees. The National Mediation Board failed to broker a settlement. The three unions press for better terms despite widespread settlements among 1 175 000 workers represented by nineteen unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Switchmen’s Union of
North America
Brotherhood of
National Mediation Board
Board
Mediation Board
United States
NY Ogey
Peretti
Onig
Inekectibe Oggeoatins
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Illinois
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Ohio
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck
Darien
Alva L. Morgan
Chicago
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Dayton
Hot Springs
Ark
Kansas City
Peoria
Salt Lake City
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Miss
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Greyhound
Freedom
Clarksville
Harry Hirbor
Harold” J
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Gallagher
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