Local residents host relatives during week long visits
Numerous out of town visitors spent several days with families in Altamont and nearby towns. Emma Husted welcomed Mr Ann and Mrs Husted and their son for a stay. Isaac Ishler and wife visited their daughter in Peoria. Forrest McNary and son visited Cleveland relatives. L O Kitchen and son traveled from Connersville for a week with kin. Evelyn and Waldo Fasig vacationed two weeks with H L Downey in Best Lansing Michigan. Lola Lathrop and daughter Mae visited Terre Haute relatives. Figg family members from Terre Haute Marshall Long Beach Calif spent time with Mary Walker. Edward Brosman and Chicago visitors visited J H Brosman’s family east of town. Lela Chancellor visited Findlay Ohio for two weeks. P C Conrad Altenbaugh and Charles Bair returned home after visiting local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Thomes
Husted
Altamont
Emma Husted
Isaac Ishler
J. H. Brewer
Peoria
Ivena
Forrest McNary
Little Son
Cleveland
Ohio
E. ‘N.archary
L. O. Kitchen
Connersville
Ind
Evelyn Fasig
Waldo Fasig
and Airs
H. L. Downey
Lansing
Mich
Lola Lathrop
Mae
Terre Haute
Nathan
Evansville
James Morton
George Kelley
Harrys
C. Marlowe
Forest
McBride
Giles Bartlett
Ernest “Bailes
Betty Lee
Mary Alice
Wm. “Marvin, Sr
Lyman Cork
Ben Crowe
Rodney Bell
Paris
Barney Greggs
Albert Bartlett
Bartlett
Harry
Arnel
F. M.buckner
Ohio Cemetery
Ivan Pyle
Robert Just
Chester Ralston
California
Walter Cork
Marshall
Newton Cork
Fred Bohn
Samuel Sheets
Social Roundup Ties Westfield and Paris Guests
Local column lists visits and stays of numerous residents and visitors from Paris Urbana Terre Haute Decatur Bloomington and surrounding areas. Names include Pollard Bigelow Auffenorde Stewart Carey Knapp Allen Bartlett Cork Lindley and others with events such as anniversaries funerals births and a revival ongoing near Walnut Prairie.
Visiting friends and relatives dot Casey social notes
Mrs. Harry Lewis travels to Indianapolis to visit her son Orrie D Lewis and family before returning to California. Dozens of locals, including Mr and Mrs Roy Howe and families, Mrs Fred B Stohr and Stanley, and Arthur Rockafellar, are noted visiting relatives across Indiana Ohio and New York. The column cites local receptions, church events, a Casey Radiators baseball win over Marshall, and weather affecting berry supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
J. W. ‘Johnson
Indianapolis
Orrie D. ‘Lewis
California
Roy Howe
Columbus
Ind
Wallace Young
Fred B. Stohr
Stanley
Bolivar
N. Y
Arthur Rockafellar
Brookville
Indiana Sanford
Sarah, A. Brown
Tuscola
George W W. Wentling
Lawrenceville
H. M. Brooke
Arah Christman
Kilbourne
Ople Gossett
Ada Smith
Princeton
Charles E. Bowles
Emden
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Purchases
Owen McGee purchased a new car. Thelma Francis visited home folks for several days last week. Mrs Ida Marvin Mrs Belle Lutz and Mrs Fred Strohm of Marshall spent Thursday with Mrs Mollie Sears. Low Weaver and wife of Farmersburg Indiana spent Sunday with Leroy Sears and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen McGee
Thelma Francis
Ida Marvin
Belle Lutz
Fred Strohm
Marshall
Mollie Sears
Low Weaver
Farmersburg,Ind
Leroy Sears
Local Social Roundup from Marshall and Nearby Areas
Miss Lenore Peck of Marshall spent time with Felton Miller's family. J W B Hutchings visited Joseph Fitzgerald's home at Oilfield. Virgil Hurst and family were guests of Alpha Claypool. Arch Birchfield and family visited George Nichol Jr. and family. William Veach hauled corn from Dudley. Smith and Brosman threshing outfit operates locally. Lloyd Hendrix and several others travelled to Charleston for a day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Peck
Marshall
Felton Miller
J. W.B Hutchings
Joseph Fitzgerald
Oilfield
Virgil Hurst
Rabbit Ridge
Alpha Claypool
Arch Birchfield
South of
Auburn
George Nicholson
William Veach
Dudley
Smith and Brosman
Lloyd Hendrix
Johnny
Henry Boesiger
Elmer Goekler
Thelma Newman
Mildred Bell
Audrey Claypool
Anna
Ruth Hendrix
Vera Boesiger
Charleston
West Union Notice Links Schwanecke in Marshall
Mrs L P Schwanecke of Marshall and her aunt Miss Louise Hughes of Marshall are connected to a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Schwanecke
Marshall
Louise Hughes
West York Residents Keep Busy Over Holiday Weekend
A flood of short visits and family gatherings marks West York as residents travel to see relatives. Louise Miller of Georgetown returns from visiting her uncle Will Miller and family. Chicago guests Arthur Irwin and daughter Betty spend two weeks with Mrs Irwin’s mother Priscilla Mount and kin before driving home. Various locals visit Robinson and Annapolis events, while Samuel Cullop arrives to oversee his farm with plans to move his family later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCMS
Indianapolis
Cuma Lee
Lada May- Tee
Wiley’ T. Lamb
Flossie
Lee
Lett
Chattanooga
Tenn
Business and Professional
Kane
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Mich
Frank Stump
Maxine
Danville
Mollie Reed
James |Tant
Lawrenceville
Clint Reinoehl
C. M. Harris
Munsop
Eugene
Margaret Schiver
Earl Smith
The
Narrows
Zora ‘Schiver
Greenville
Walton Miller
Charleston
Andrew H. Lee
J. S. McMillan
Hutton
Sam Payne
Jerry Carr
Shanook
Kansas
Mayme Yost
William Flint
Don McMillan
Hindsboro
al McMillan
M. L. Briscoe
Westfield
Ross Lee
Mildred Price
Night Owl Embroidery Club
West Main Street
Annette Emrich
V.M Harris
Don Price
Casey Business Men’s Association
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Bert Cameron
Euricksville
Ohio
Cameron
Howard Holmes
Nena Jones
Walter Cameron
Marshall
Casey Radiators
Louise Miller
Georgetown
Will Miller
Arthur Irwin
Betty
Chicago
Irwin
Priscilla ‘Mount
Thomas ‘Athey
Fred Guyer
Selah
Evans
Webb
Tuttle
Bruce ‘Hoskinson
Augusta
Martha” Hoskinson
Je 'G. ’ Bradbury
Robinson
Ollie ‘Lindley
Terre Haute
Clara Lindenberg
Mae
Mason
Walter Donaldson
Herbert Brown
George Green
Business Is Revived by Banking Optimism in 1920s
Francis H. Sisson of Guaranty Trust argues that despite coal and textile strikes, tariff and bonus worries, and European troubles, the U.S. economy shows firmer credit, rising production, and stabilizing prices. Banks improve, forward buying grows, and rail, auto, and freight activity signal renewed prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
America
United States
Rome
Federal Reserve
Federal” Reserve
Reserve Bank
Avantage
American Aginess
Eucsal
Watercress A Spring Blood Purifier And Tonic
Watercress grows in many regions in shallow streams and is valued as a spring blood purifier and tonic. The piece gives cooking and serving tips, including a watercress soup recipe with stock, milk, egg yolk, onion, rice, and butter, and advises using fresh tips for garnish.
Local visitors and funerals noted in a Terre Haute area
Homer Orcutt visited Terre Haute to stay with Willie Dudley. Clement Collier from Paris attended Roy Bishop's funeral here last week. Rene Baber and wife from near Fairbanks Ind spent Wednesday with James Baker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Owens of Sullivan Ind visited Jack Daugherty and wife Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Homer
Orcutt
Terre Haute
Willie Dudley
Clement Collier
Paris
Roy Bishop
Rene Baber
Fairbanks
Ind
James Baker
Roy Owens
Sullivan
Jack Daugherty
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Charlotte Stewart
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EF. Allen
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Marguerite Cook
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Grantham
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Wm. Freeland
Mary’ Body
Buffalo
Albert Stoler
A. E. Dyer
Esther Wilson
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Richard Brooks
Indianapoli
Perna Stoltz
Hutsonville
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Malcolm, Knight
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Batts
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