Social visits and kinfolk exchanges near Paris and Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Oda Marrs visited in Marshall. The Babcocks spent a few days with Samuel Michael. Mrs. Helen Walsh and her sons Ed ward and Lewis of Kansas visited her relatives including Mr and Mrs. Joe Spires. Numerous Harbor Spires and Tingley family members gathered for dinners and afternoon visits around Paris and Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oda Marrs
Marshall
Babcock
Samuel Michael
Helen Walsh
Edward and
Lewis
Kansas
Joe Spires
Harry, Harbor
Bruce Spires
Faye Harbor
Chas. Reed
Paris
Harry Tingley
Emma
Reuben Tingley
Auburn
Lucille Harbor
Abe Babcock
Chas. Hutchens
Harry Harbor
Ernesto Spires
Newman
Leon Spires
Tingley
Mildred
Raymond
Wayne Spires
Harbor
Local social notes mixed with family visits across towns
Dolson Jr and Mrs David Claypool of Casey spent Saturday afternoon in the locality. Will Hendrix and family visited Terre Haute. Mrs Estella Kohl leaves for cage this week after visiting relatives. Several days Mr and Mrs Zenas Murphy and little daughter of Kansas with Mr and Mrs J W Hutchings of Martinsville were guests of Sylvan Richey. Christian Hutchings and family stayed with Roy Dickey near Casey. Mr and Mrs Allen Claypool and son Virgil of Marshall joined Mrs Estella Kohl of Chicago and C W Goekler and family for Sunday with Diana Murphy. The Da sison reunion occurred at John Davison’s home with 42 attending. Mrs Dean Garland of Danville spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Kate Arbuckle. A homecoming at Ohio on July 18 is planned with the program to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Claypool
Will Hendrix
Terre Haute
Estella Kohl
Cage
Relayis
Zenas Murphy Ant “Little Daughter
Kansas
J W. Hutchings
Martinsville
Sylvan Richey
Christian Hutchings
Roy Dickey
Near Casey
Allen Claypool
Virgil
Marshall
Chicago
W Goekler
Silas Murphy
Julia Claypool
Diana Murphy
Claypool
Baer
Irene Winggeart
Zenas Murphy
Dasison
John Davison
Dean Garland
Danville
Kate Arbuckle
Ohio
Local visits and travels across Indiana and Michigan
Mr and Mrs Dana Huddleston and Miss Marion Jones spent Sumlay at Turkey Run Indiana. Mr and Mrs P C Morgan of Indianapolis spent the weekend with their son Kent Morgan. Mrs A W Hinch returned to Greenville Monday after a visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Smith. Miss Lena Urs left for Robinson on Thursday for a two weeks visit with Miss Charlotte Hardin. Mrs RC Berrys left for Clinton where Mr Berry and their son Jack are employed. Mrs Vance V Eliott and children of Terre Haute came Friday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs W S Emrich. Mr and Mrs Chas Collins and son Floyd were weekend guests of her sister, Mrs Earl Nicholson, in Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Carlton W Hopkins motored to Wellington MI and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wm Swisher. Mrs W H Richardson and Mrs Edwin Richardson of Robinson were guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Stohr Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Kate Huddleston returned from Mattoon MI Saturday where he had been called by the illness of her sister Mrs George Huddleston. Mr and Mrs G C Holland and family left for their home at Coffeyville Kansas Sunday after a visit with her mother Mrs L A Stults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Huddleston
Marion Jones
Turkey Run
Indiana
P C Morgan
Indianapolis
Kent Morgan
A W Hinch
Greenville
Roy Smith
Lena Urs
Robinson
Charlotte Hardin
RC. Berrys
Clinton
Berry
Jack
Vance V Eliott
Terre Haute
W S Emrich
Chas Collins
Floyd
Earl Nicholson
Sullivan
Carlton W. Hopkins
Wellington
Wm Swisher
W H
Richardson
Edwin Richardson
Albert Stohr
Kate Huddleston
Mattoon
George Huddleston
G C Holland
Faimily
Coffeyvic
Kansas
L. A. Stults
E.S Clayton
Robi. Patterson
Palestine
Mable Archele
Cleveland
Ohio
J K Archele
Wilma Delassus
New York
Columbia University
Lon Miller
Harr
Irwin
Akron
A HO Barker
Herbert
Barker
Harry Miller
Oscar Miller
Robert Miller
O WN Norton
Flat Rock
Sarah Flenner
Raymond. Huffington
Gary
Ind
Gladys Bohn
Marrage
Gladys
Ted Miller
Delbert
O. P. Tharp
Russell
Batty Jane
Eve
Kenry’ Bohn
Familly
Margaret Bohn
Danny Reincsar
Dick Read
Dean
Har Sista
RR Bis Clamanis
John Getts
Frank
John Bennett
Tom ‘Bennett
Emily ‘Bennett
Nora Crandall
James’ ‘Smith
Clinton County
Wash Orrel
Cora
Lula Chapman
Roy Lingafiter
Marvin Roderick
Mary Deverick
Casey
Westfield Visitors Highlight Local Weekend Socials
Westfield relatives hosted Friday events as Mr and Mrs Waller Polk Briscoe and Mr and Mrs Al Goble from Chicago visited. Lloyd Perigo of Whit Jog Ind and Is £ Farigd with relatives also visiting. Fred Rakeway suffered a serious appendicitis attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Polk Briscoe
Westield
al Goble
Chicago
Westfield Volaitves
Lloyd ‘Perigo
Whit
Fred Rakeway
Local residents and visitors observed in Westfield social notes
A Westfield roundup records Mr Parker undergoing emergency surgery in Oakwood hospital Charleston and recovering well. Herman Juntgen of Kansas visits Westfield. Mr and Mrs Bennett host at Arcola. William Henry Lee from Iowa reconnects with relatives. Henry Auffenorde and Foster Goble families visit Charleston and South Bend connections. Mildred Gilbert returns from performing tour to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Hospital
Charleston
Parker
Herman Juntgen
Kansas
Westfield
C. M. Bennett
F. E. Johnson
Arcola
William Henry Lee
Iowa
F. W. Flenner
Henry Auffenorde
George Stewart
Foster Goble
Betty
South Bend
Ind
Mildred Gilbert
Kells
South
Local Family Visits and Travel Highlights Across Town
Mart insville residents visit relatives in Palestine Robinson and Farina. Ohio visitors include Miss Mable Archele and Mrs Harr Irwin. Trips by train and car involve Barker and family to the East. Georgia and Indiana connections noted with dinners and callers among Arch ele Hammond Stephenson Newlin and Miller households.
Local Visits and Callers Reported Across County
Residents and relatives from Wesley Chapel Annapolis Robinson Detroit Moonshine and Palestine areas spent days with family members including the Wells Athey Spraker Pickering Crutchfield Nidey and Sackrider households. Social calls and weekend gatherings were noted across Muddy Creek Walnut Prairie and Quaker Lane communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Stanfield
Jesse Spraker
Melrose
Alva Wells
Fred Stanfield
Barnett Sackrider
Brads Pickering
Muddy Creek
Wallace Eliott
Robert Crutchfield
Donald Wilson
Walnut Prairie
Angeline Nidey
W. Seymour
Palestine
Viola Guyer
Ruby
Quaker Lane
Wil Sackrider
Cr. Buzzard of
Marshall
James Drake
Raymond Snyder and Gladys Bohn Wed in Gary Indiana
Raymond Snyder and Gladys Bohn of Gary Indiana united in marriage on Friday and will reside in Gary. Gladys, a popular local figure, has been a longtime member of the church. The couple plans to make their home in Gary.
Community Notices and Family Visits Across Town
Mrs Palmer Cornwell spent Monday with her sisters Martha and Ola Collier. Families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fawyer to celebrate his birthday. The Leasures spent the 4th in Charleston. David Collier and Ruth Smith of Danville joined cousins Martha Ola Collier and Clarence Collier Monday. Milo Baker and son Leland of Gary Indiana visited for the 4th. Jeffers welcomed a son born June 28. he is Elizabeth Jeffers’ son. Mary Hutchinson and Fenton Collier joined the Collier family on Saturday. Otto Alabaugh and daughters Mildred and Katherine stay with Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck’s family. Adam Liffek and children Olen and Gladys visited Fred Boles. Ernest Carpenter of Gary spent the 4th with sons Kenneth and Woodrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Cornwell
Martha
Ola Collier
Jake Fawyer
Fawyer
Charles Leasure
Charleston
David Collier
Ruth Smith
Danville
Martha Ola Collier
Clarence Collier
Milo Baker
Leland
Gary
Weekend visits spread across Marshall and nearby towns
Lewis Tolbert of Gary Indiana spent the weekend here with Hiram Hilbert improving a garage. Harold Mundy and wife from Gary Indiana visited. Meehling reunion gathered near Marshall. Numerous locals visited relatives and hosted guests in Marshall, Sullivan, Annapolis, Ernst and Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Tolbert
Gary Ind
Hiram Hilbert
Emily Marvin
Geo Yargus
L E Nichols
Guy Hand
Annapolis
Nick Geheb
Marshall
Demna Mundy
Fred Baker
L. E. Nichols
Harold Mundy
Gary
Indiana
James Mundy
Cory
Carl
John Mundy
Wanda Gideon
Sullivan
Earl Baker
Ernst
E Nichols
Sam Nichols
West Liberty Community Appointments and Visits
Mrs Foster McConchie and Mrs Mollie Cartright visited sick list members Mrs F Hinke and Kermit on Monday. Nora Statesman visited Mrs Detta Bardin on Tuesday. Mrs Clyde Walcott and Crystal visited Mrs Pet Cook on Wednesday. Esther Liffick stays with grandmother south of Marshall. Ruth Webright spent holidays with Mr and Mrs John Webright. Anna Zi wedding drew community attention at Pleasant Hill. Clifford Allen family from Terre Haute spent holidays with Walter Liffick family. Foster McConchie family visited near Oliver. Lola Hornbrook and son stayed with Mrs Mat Bardin near Clarksville. Irma Hinkle Cecil Liffick and Henry Reeley attended races at Parte Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster McConchie
Mollie Cartright
Claude Newman
F. Hinke
Kermit
Nora Statesman
Detta Bardin
Clyde Walcott
Crystal
Pet Cook
Walter Lifick
Cecil
Frank Hinkle
Irma
Esther Liffick
Marshall
Ruth Webright
John Webright
Anna Zi
Pleasant Hill
Clifford Allen
Terre Hatte
Walter Liffick
Oliver
Lola Hornbrook
Clarksville
Mat Bardin
Irma. Hinkle
Cecil Liffick
Henry Reeley
Parte
Five Points Family Visits and Social Roster
Fragmentary obituary of neighborly visits lists Mr and Mrs Erato Bishop and children and Ed Bishop family. Mentions Mir Murphy and Mrs Abs Wilhoit and several Morgan and Houtenens households with Reba Fave noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erato Bishop
Ed Bishop
Murphy
Abs. Wilhoit
Chartey Morgan
Tom, Morgan
Sunday visits spread among Auburn and area families
The text lists several Sunday visits among local families. Mr George Burkett and family of Auburn, Mr and Mrs George Morgan and Mr and Mrs Sylvan Morgan were hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Leggett and daughter Lorene. The afternoon guest group included Mr and Mrs Lon Linton and son Chester, with Glenn and Kenneth Wilhoit, Mildred Bell, and Lillie and Marie Burkett visiting Joe Burkett’s family near Paris. Hazel Linton stayed with Ruby Grove, Pauline Linton returned to Poland Indiana after visiting relatives here, and J S O Neal and Ernie Bishop families plus Lon Linton children shared Tuesday evening time with Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burkett
Auburn
George Morgan
Sylvan Morgan
Spen
Clark Leggett
Lorene
Lon Linton
Chester
Glenn
Kenneth Wilhoit
Mildred Bell
Lillie
Marie Burkett
Joe Burkett
Paris
Hazel Linton
Ruby Grove
Pauline Linton
Poland
Ind
J. S. O'Neal
Ernie Bishop
Weekend Social Notes Reach Across Towns and Camp Meetings
A busy Sunday across the area with George Armstrong and family attending a Charleston camp meeting. Glen Sweitzer hosts a merry dinner at his new home with O Sweitzer and several relatives visiting from Centralia, Livingston, Dunlap, West Terre Haute, Fishback, Asbury, and Pleasant Grove. A notable guest was a niece of the late President Harding who visited Gwin Routledge’s home while tourists passed through. John Snedeker and family spent Saturday in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cork
Charleston
Glen Sweitzer
O. Sweitzer
Norma
Mildred Sweitzer
Olive Tate
Centralia
Hiv A V. Babbs
Glen Wsack
Livingston
Mary Pulver
Stringtown
Marie Spencer
Dunlap
J Pedler
West Terre Haute
Charles Sweitzer
Kia Crumlin
Rman Hogue
Weaver
St. Jnice
Indiana
Jus Thompson
Asbury
John Wyrick
Roy W ¥Ruk
Fishback
Orville
Claud Wyrick
Irene Lowery
Pleasant Grove
Joe Montgomery
Gwin Routledge
President Harding
John Snedeker
Marshall
Sunday Visits Across Town Among Local Families
Joe's Fork notes a carpenter spending Sunday with Charlie Hollenbeck. Ben Miller and family were in Robinson on Saturday after a poet. Fredie Whickanack and family with Dorsa Reasor and family visited Henry Miller. Harry Higginbotham and family, William Carpenter and family, Miss Mary Lederman ate and spent the day by the river. Mary Carpenter visited Mrs Katie Arbuckle Otis Williams and family. Otis Williams and family joined Enoch Wyrick and wife for Sunday. Ben Miller and family called on Casey Sunday. Mable Jackson visited Florence Miller. Garent Cline called on Harry Carpenter Sunday.
Massey Family Visit and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Ben Massey of Champaign visited their daughter Mrs Roy Hammond. Mrs Frank Baker and daughters called at Mike Snyder's home. Lin Grover, Orville Grover, and Phy lasco Grover spent Sunday at Mrs Cleve Snyder's. Clem and Glenn Cartright were at Oscar Warner's on the Fourth. Bruce Daughhetee and Tim Ryan are in St Louis this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Massey
Champaign
Roy Hammond
Frank Baker
Mike Snyder Lin Grover
Orville Grover
Phylasco Grover
Cleve Snyder
Clem
Glenn Cartright
Oscar Warner
Bruce Daughhetee
Tim Ryan
St Louis
Social Visit Passes Weekend in Clarksville
Mr and Mrs Roy Fox and family of Brocton spent Saturday with relatives. Mrs Charles Kirchner of Kansas visited Miss Bertha Hoge. Mr and Mrs J T Hunter of Terre Haute visited with Mr and Mrs A P Clapp and Mr and Mrs Howard Hunter. Charley Newlin and son and Mrs Martha Curtright spent Monday with the Shumaker family. Miss Etta Shumaker visited her parents the Shumakers. Several neighbors and relatives from Terre Haute and Terre Haute area were mentioned in weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fox
Brocton
Charles Kirchner
Kansas
Bertha Hogue
J. T. Hunter
Terre Haute
A. P. Clapp
Howard Hunter
Charley Newlin
Martha Curtright
Harvey Shumaker
Etta Shumaker
Tarre Haute Spoent
U. P
Clapp
Claude Hagens
Tre Re Wainte
Relilives Hera
Mark Coninbs
Sir Louis 8
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Notes
Weekend visitors included Bana of Terre Haute spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shumaker. Mrs. Flem Clark and daughter visited the Shumakers. Mrs. Harvey Shumaker was with Mrs. U. P. Clapp on Monday as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Coombs
Flem Clark
Bana
Terre Haute
Harvey Shumaker
Mra
U. P
Moonshine and Family Visits Across Counties
A series of local social notes describes visits and travel. John Getts and family spent Surday in Oblong with son Frank. John Bennett and party from Indianapolis toured Clinton county visiting Wash Orrel and family before returning. Several families, including Chapman sisters, Linga rival group, and Lingafelter households, shared Sundays at friends and relatives.
Bitterest disappointment retold in a child's perfume misstep
A Springfield Union reader recalls a bitter moment from childhood when at seven she drank perfume after mistaking its pleasant scent for taste. The anecdote highlights a surprising, humorous lesson about caution with household products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Union
Hangar Hobgar Derivation From French Farmyard Term
The term hangar Hobgar traces to old French ap pled and the barn like sheds in country districts. Airship sheds were named after nearby farmyard structures seen as langars reflecting their sheltering form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
I'carson
Cleaning Aluminum With A Corncob Method
A simple method to clean aluminum vessels after cooking oat meal, rice, or other foods uses a small mature corncob. The cob roughly catches stuck particles without scratching the aluminum, offering a mild abrasive option.
Political Philosophy on Adamic Blame and Self Reflection
A reflection on moral psychology notes that a political thinker likens humans to the original Adam in blaming others for errors. As time passes, individuals are said to shift toward self blame for personal failings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Rural Mail Carriers Travel Vast Distances for Deliveries
United States west office rural carriers cover about 1,173,473 miles in daily rounds across small country districts, ferrying mail to distant homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States West Office
University of Tu nosi trustees set building contracts
The University of Tu nosi board of trustees plans to let contracts by June 1 for new buildings funded by a $2,000,000 total. The Fifty fourth general assembly provided $500,000 for a second library unit, with bids let on many items. Additional sums cover a men’s gym addition, a Chicago pharmacy school addition, armory completion bids, and a new architecture building with an expected June 1 bidding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
University of Tunois
General Assembly
Plas
School of Pharmacy
Chicago
Study Farm Building Problems At Illinois College
The farm mechanics department of the College of Agriculture at the University of Illinois focuses on farm building efficiency, sanitation, and cost. It develops plans for Illinois farms, adds new designs, and answers farmer requests to improve home conditions and building quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Mechanics Department
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
College Farm Mechanics Department
Illinois
Kinley Defends University Ethic Against Commercialism
University president Kinley argues the institution and its students pursue knowledge and service over profit. He cites numerous scientific achievements from the last years to prove the unselfish, exploratory spirit remains strong at Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
University of Illinois
Quincy Herald
Whipped Cream 25 quote by Geottery Moss
A provocative line from Whipped Cream 25 comments on women and judgment and age. The remark attributes shifting perception of men as readers age. The quote showcases edgy social humor characteristic of the work.
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South Dolson
Dolson
East Mcdaniel
Fred Philippi
Near Wesley Chapel
M C
Maynard Melton
R D Athey
A E Francis
Helen Steinbaugh
Detroit
Michigan
Vinta Athey
Snyder
West Union
Orville Taylor
Fairbanks
Ottie Nichols
Purl Nichols
Adam Haddix
Lillie Haddix
Freda Harmon
Wanda
Gideon
Pearl
Marguerite Nichols
Cora VanFelt
John
Mattie Orsbrook
West Liberty
Armstrong
Joe
Bartmess
Axminster
Ates
Gallagher
Ge Pole
The
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