Local Notes And Advertisements From Wabash Township
Fragmented OCR yields a mix of names and notices. Mentions Marshall county officials and a county clerk, a tease about a performance called The Chocolate Soldier in Terre Haute, and scattered sale and obituary fragments. Cited items include R I Red Whits Wyahdotte Columbian Wy, bees in season, and references to Bud Ferris and Nolan in Wabash township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftra
Marshall People
Chiscolate
Terre ‘Haute
R. I. Red
Wwyahdotte
Columbian
Isanotte
REA Bion
Bud. Ferris
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Local notes from Martinsville and vicinity around February events
Martinsville readers share visits from residents of Terre Haute Goodland and Marshall. Notables attend weddings funerals and church revival while local stores advertise offerings and rentals.
Local Names and Visits Mentioned in Weekend Notes
The fragment lists people such as Lorena English Marshall Geo Gunder Aly Hemphill Callie Reynolds and Helen May Ashworth from McClure visiting or spending time with friends and at school events on various days. It reads like a social roundup with scattered place and person names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawley
Sina
Bessia Landers
MD ' ‘Rowse
Will “Sharkey
MG Kies
Terre Haute Social Notes Include Visits and School Supper
Mrs C M Machlan is sick with lagrippe while Miss Pauline Hewitt stays in Terre Haute. Otto Misner and Everett Smith hauled hay for Lyman Kuykendall in West Terre Haute. Ernest and Lawrence Garner sold hags in Terre Haute. Misses Louise Cooper and Martha Renner visited Lyman Kuykendall. Wim Smith moved Dan Jack's family to Terre Haute. Walter Machlan and family attended the Herman Billott wedding in Terre Haute. Wm Walden of Ridge Farm visits his brother Frank. John Beltz made a business trip to Terre Haute. Ed Weaver the tax collector is touring the neighborhood. A pie supper at No 2 school was well attended by adjoining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M .Machlan
Lagrippe
Pauline Hewitt
Terre Haute
Otto Misner
Everett Smith
Most Ancient Joke From Berlin Papyri
The Berlin papyri of the sixth dynasty recount a joke about a scribe living between a copper smith and a carpenter. Their constant noise drove him to bribe them into swapping lodgings, a craftily simple solution that amused the world for thousands of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Titus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bisimo
Mr. See
Ei Ai Fatait” Ghia
Ie Hin
Nolan
Wabash Township
Whursday
Heescat
Fede
Teta Ba Toy
Sean Martinsville
Benes
Marshall
Toledo
Trev
Davis
J. Meéebling
Morris Lohie
Bert Taylor
Giles Bartlett
Walnut Prairie
Ernest
John Laufman
Goodland
Kani
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Mra
B.D. Morton
Brice
Woodstorn Burnett
Will Briscoe
St. Louis
Bert, Taylor
Effingham
Morris Logue
Pha
Modder Brossman
Ter- Té
Haute
Cane
Frank
Ruth
Hattie Clark
Dulaney Bank
Fred Spittler
Max
Cravenh Laufman
Lewisville
Jake Laufman
Melory
Martinsville
Clark County
Chicago
Awe T
Martin
Sutton
John Lane
Keifer. Drug Co
F. I. Guthneck
Westville
Fithian
Herald
J. 9. Griffith
Wilson Harlan
W. R. ‘Turman
Edward Starks
Douglas ,Township
Rock Island
Kans
Fred Wallis
Kohl
Main
Armera
Nelson
Bolton
Udder
Aveek
eibrAn
Syira
Missomore
Findlay
Charles Smith
W. W. Ralston
Indianapolis
Hfath
Christopher
Térre Haute
T. W
F Clark
Ladies' Union
Kelfer Drig Co
Margaret Ellen Main
Casey
Frank Greenough
George Elliott
Jas. Kerr
Methodist Church
Mr. Simons
Oliver
Edgar County
Paris
Georges sHorst
Floyd Hanley
J. A. Beck
Linton
Indiana
Fred A. Moffitt
Worcester
Mass
Bert Martin
South Bth Street
W. A. Shipe
Eva Alden
Laura Minturn-Clippenger
Jean Jackson
Congregational Church
Robinson
Robi. Downs
Michigan
N. Dak
A. P. Fawley
S. Clarenice Wright
Anderson
Leander
Will Norton
Coldrei
Chas. Smitley
Jno. Nolan
Noah Landers
Bessie Landers
Flainvview Farm
Gene Fawley
Louise Sharkey
John Reynolds
McClure
Pene of
Die Cay
Imreian
Children’s Union
Nmrinas
Pravve
Rts
Royal ‘Worcester
Lower Wabash
Christian Church
Rooxibas
Everitt
Goodall
Delft
Rochester
Tae
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