Wedding ties West York to Chicago pair in Evanston union
Mrs James Lindley and son Gordon traveled to Chicago to attend Frances Lindley who wed W L Edholm of Evanston at Christ church. Frances and W L Edholm both Illinois University 1926 graduates. The report lists multiple local visits, summer plans, and a death when Oliver Draper died at St Anthony hospital Terre Haute with a Thursday funeral led by Rev Bert Eckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindley
Gordon
Chicago
Frances
W. L. Edholm
Evanston
Christchurch
University of Ilinois
Edholm
West York
Will Miller
Jot Mount
John Mount
Ben Stevens
Emma Brosman
Martinsville
Emery Gurley
Quaker Lane
Webb Tuttle
P. Tharp
Martin Kildow
Ellery
Elizabeth Jeffers
Edward Norris
Floyd Norris
Charles Norris
Isaac Fears
Paul Fears
Mary
West Terre Haute
Edward Works
Helen Hollenbeck
Max
Charles Taylor
Robinson
Oliver Draper
St Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Bert Eckel
Five Points Church News and Local Visits
Rev Carl Carpenter of Las Al will fill the appointment next Sunday. Sylhan Morgan and family entertained guests at dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Morgan Hazel Linton Marie Burkett Dale Williamt and Oscar Leach were present. Pauline Linton, visiting relatives, returned to Poland Ind Sunday with Irma Hinkle Earl Steur Wald and Lester Veatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carpenter
Las al
Sylhhan Morgan
George Morgan
Hazel Linton
Marie Burkett
Dale Williamt
Oscar Leach
Pauline Linton
Poland
Ind
Irma Hinkle
Earl Steur Wald
Lester Veatch
Local families spend Sunday and Tuesday visits across Melrose
William Spittler and wife visited George Bartlett in Melrose. Floyd Coombes and family visited Paris and Clay Shaffner in Melrose. I. D. Coombes and wife and D A Freeman and wife visited Melrose. Mrs Alice Lambdin hosted. Mrs Mary Shotts and children of Liverly visited Thomas Carpenter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spittler
George Bartlett
Melrose
Floyd Coombes
Paris
Clay Shaffner
I. D Coombes
D A Freeman
Alice Lambdin
Mary Shotts
Liverly
Thomas Carpenter
Hen house fire destroys coop at Mrs Lena Eftel
Fire at a Marshall area hen house owned by Mrs Lena Eftel occurred about 6 00 am Saturday destroying the building. No chickens were reported lost and neighbors aided but the blaze was too advanced. Insurance covered the loss. Several local residents and families were mentioned visiting or attending events in nearby towns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Eftel
Clarence Shotts
Arthur Shotts
Bernard Kallansa
Orman
George Eisel
Carl Walker
Dean Spittler
Blizzard Ford
Bonnie Easterday
Cletus Waller
Riley Baker
Dunlap Chapel
Mabel Turner
Marshall
Louis Siverly
Stanley Siverly
Gerald
West Terre Haute
Mary Siverly
Charles Clouse
Dife
Jake Siverly
Clifford
Fred Pine
Sassafras
Local visits noted in Terre Haute and Gary
Snyder ifrs and Sarah Myles with Mrs. Etta Sawyer spent Saturday in Terre Haute visiting Union Hospital. Raymond Huffington of Gary Indiana arrived Saturday to spend days with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Cohan and daughter Nellie. Velma Thasp of St Louis is visiting her grandparents, Mer o and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifrs
Sarah Myles
Etta Sawyer
Terre Tauie
Union Hospital
Raymond Huffington
Gary
Ind
Henry Cohan
Nellie
Velma Thasp
SL Lovie
Parcaig
Mero
Weekend Visits Across Indiana and Illinois
A string of social visits spans Terre Haute Fairbanks Paris Effingham and surrounding towns. Lloyd Campbell Richard Mason James Mason and families spend time with local households. Various locals including the Bishops Pinkston Burnam Nicol and others are noted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and into Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Campbell
Terre Haute
Reverend Beard
Richard Mason
James Mason
Fairbanks
Ind
Andy Myers
Andy Pinkston
Robinson
Claude Bishop
Homer Bishop
Paris
Walter
Harry Burnam
Geo Nicol
Effingham
John Warner
John Highshoe
Phillip Dennon
Harry Robinson
Steve Freeman
Choctaw Social News and Visiting Notes
Local notes show Eld Grant French of Mr Carmel G Hollenbeck preaching Saturday night. Families and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Taylorville, Nora Geheb, and Joan Douglas, visit and spend Sundays and weekends with friends in Marshall, Clarksville, Moshall, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld Grant French
Carmel
G Hollenbeck
Darwin
Nellie Williams
Dorothy Huffman
Sarah Nicol
Marshall Mhizzard
Wettarsdas
ITI
Nora Geheb
Moshall
Julius Caesar’s Early British Expeditions
Julius Caesar first reached Britain in 85 B.C. with two legions and barely advanced beyond Kent. In 54 B.C. with five legions and 2,000 cavalry he returned, penetrating Middlesex and crossing the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
B. C
Britain
Caesar
Kent
B.C
I Land
Middlesex
Thames River
Torpedo Tube Door Sequence Described in Submarine Firing
The description explains torpedo ejection where water floods the tube to push the torpedo outward. After firing the outer door closes and the inner door opens to allow the water to flow and sustain the propulsion, with the water then pumped away.
Salary Stays Small in Proportion to Thought Spent
The excerpt notes that salary remains small relative to the effort or thought given, reflecting a viewpoint in St. Aftchison Globe. It emphasizes limited compensation despite workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St —Aftchison Globe
Farrell Wins National Open. Beats Bobby Jones in Title Match
Johnny Farrell, a pro from Mamaroneck New York, defeats Bobby Jones of Atlanta Georgia to capture the National Open Golf Championship for the first time. The match generates intense excitement as reflected in the final scores 143 and related remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte Roeeerrtre
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Bobby Jones
Atlanta, Ga
Tala Ena
Farm Advisor Visits and Local Business Deal
Farm Advisor R E Apple and P F Kettering visited Indianapolis Tuesday returning the same day. W T McKee and son Russell bought the Vaught and Vanarsdal en feed store near the Pennsylvania tracks with a 30 acre south of town farm included. Russell to manage the store then assist after crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Apple
P. F. Kettering
Martinsville Shipping Association
Indianapolis
W. T. McKee and Son
Russell
Vaught and Vanarsdalen
Pennsylvania Tracks
W. H. McKee
J. L. Newlin
Gladys
Wayne
Roy
T. W. Sowers
Oscar
Dorothy Strattman
Decatur
Frank Lenox
Geo. Carper
Helen
Eunice Lenex
Westfield Class of 1894 Reunion Report
The 1894 Westfield College alumni held their first reunion in Westfield with renewed acquaintances a picnic and a general pleasant day. Attendees included Rev E H Shuey of Charleston Mr A N Dare of Upland Ind Mr J W Robertson of Kansay and other unnamed guests. The Dinner Club planned a Casey Park picnic but rain altered plans and a social dinner at Mrs MoS Kimball’s home followed. The next gathering will be a fish fry on the banks of the Wabash the fourth Sunday in July. Miss Ethel Seneff and Joan Blakney visited relatives at Arcola Evanston and Hammond before returning home with Mrs I K Adams from Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield College
Westfield
E. H. Shuey
Charleston
A. N. Dare
Upland
Ind
J. W. Robertson
Kansay
Casey Park
Mos Kimball
Wabash
Ethel Seneff
Joan Blakney
Arcola
Evanston
Hammond
I. K Adams
Casey Notables Share Visits Across States
Mrs Jennie Forsythe and daughter Miss Pearl visited the Doctor Gilmore of Dallas with his wife and their relatives in Casey. Mrs Clem Fix and daughter Pearl Jean traveled from Indianapolis and Bloomington to spend time with the Doctor’s uncle George W W Bell family. The Doctor, son of former Casey residents, plans time in a St. Louis hospital as an interne. Adaline Ewing was hospitalized in Terre Haute after a porch banister broke, causing a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Forsythe
Pearl
Clem Fix
Pearl Jean
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Ind
C Hs Gilmore
F&arl McDonald
Dallas
Texas
George W W. Bell
W W. McDonald
Casey
St. Louis
Adaline Ewing
Terre Haute
Government securities come due with Uncle Sam paying
Investors who did not cash coupons or redeem securities after the interest date lose little. the treasury will honor forgotten government obligations when they surface, with the actual losers being the holders of the capital represented by those securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Icebergs in Baffin Bay and Antarctic Plateaux
Historical notes describe icebergs with most of their bulk submerged. Sir John Ross observed bergs aground in 1500 feet of water in Baffin Bay. Antarctic icebergs, though seldom over 200 feet high, can form vast table-like plateaux extending many miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baffin Bay
John Ross
Antarctic
Vanity Fair Mention Sparks Odd Coffee Muds Talk
A fragment notes coffee not yet invented and mentions experiments with mud in the south of France, tied to Corey Ford in Vanity Full Magazine. The item reads as a quirky media aside rather than a reported event or interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Corey Ford
Vanity Full
Bannolog Tribe Ceremonial Masks Shown in Bor Nn Exhibit
Information from an ethnological exhibition in Bor Nn notes members of the Bannolog tribe in New Britain wore noses several feet long during ceremonial rites. One mask was displayed.
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New Britain
Bor Nn
Needs of Car Before Starting on Trip
A AA A official guidance urges pre trip car service for 44 million summer travelers. It lists battery, generator, distributor, spark plugs, valves, carburetor, fuel system, clutch, transmission, differential, crankcase, oil filter, steering, brakes, tires, and cooling system as key units needing inspection and adjustment before travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Autimobile Association
How to Operate Brakes on Auto in Heat Wave
Motorists face brake trouble in hot weather due to thinner rear axle lubricant and oil thrown onto drums. Advice includes fitting grease retaining washers, heavier lubricant, using low gears on long hills, braking sparingly, and engine braking to control speed. Drivers neglecting precautions risk wrecks on mountain roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde H. Pratt
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Round Spring Edges to Prevent Bumpy Motion
The article explains rounding the lower edge of each leaf in a multi leaf spring to stop wear that causes bumpy vehicle motion. Rounding prevents the edge from catching on a small worn high spot when hitting a bump, preserving smooth spring action over rough roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Automobile Notes and Maintenance Misfires in Travel
An aging car tale discusses common faults from corroded battery cables to worn piston wear and lubrication neglect. It highlights the impact of maintenance on longevity and cost, noting high auto ad spending in 1997 and a humorous misstatement about revolutions per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Corncob Incense Prepared From Dried Cobs
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports soaking dry corncobs in fragrant oils such as sandalwood cinnamon or clove and grinding them into powder yields a fragrant incense. White smoke and ashes are produced and the substance is said to surpass other incenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Or Its Books Half the World Knows How Others Escape Umbrellas
The Farm Journal quips about half the world missing the tricks of surviving rain with umbrellas and galoshes, contrasting knowledge on weather gear and daily prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Master in Chancery Sale in Clark County Illinois
Public notice of foreclosure sale in Clark County Illinois by special master in chancery W T Hollenbeck. The 80 acre east half of the northwest quarter in section 19 township 11 north range 13 west sold July 28 1928 at 2 pm for cash at the east door Marshall court house. Complainant's solicitor H R Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Oscar L. Warner
Freda ‘Warner
C. A. Garver
Wm. Tl. Hollenbeck
Marshall
Clark
State of
Illinois
W. T. Hollenbeck
H. R. Snavely
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J. W Frank
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M . Baker
Pauline
Hutsonville
Abbie Lewis
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J. I. O'Neal
W. E. Ormiston
Ira Seigel
Ola Hicks
Raymond Steel
J T Athey
G F Smith
George Athey
Portersville
Roy Barklow
Dale
Betty
Jean
Allen Hicks
Olney
Allright
York
Edward Lafferty
Mt. Carmel
Howard Jackson
Henry Orcutt
Homer Orcutt
Leonard Roberts
Hope
Indiana
Appon
Uuay
William Norton
Joan Douglas
Taylorville
Burger
Waite
Frank Johnson
Clarksville
Martinsville Planet
Westfield Review
Casey Banner
Automobile
Master IN Chancery’s Sale
Victor C. Miller
Republican
Martinsville, Ill
University of Illinois
J. M. Pitkin Food
Q. W. Dog
Will Delaney
Jennings Tailor Shop
Ilinois
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