Local Notes Highlight Family Health and Visits
Dr J W Marlow and Aaron Kirchner are much improved. Lucian Murphy is sick with malarial fever. Flossie Morgan slowly improving from typhoid. Dayton Arbogast of Westfield was here on business. Randolph Pearce is a weekly beef peddler. Young people attended an ice cream social at Otto Ball home. Mrs Kate Hornbrook and Minnie have the mumps. John Kirchner family visited Oda Marrs. Mabel Claypool and Cecil Babcock enjoyed Sunday with Mrs Hutchings. Bruce Gilbert from Mattoon spent weekend here. Ralph Morgan of Oilfield visited today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. ‘Marlow
Aaron” Kirchner
Lucian Murphy
Flossie Morgan
Dayton Arbogast
Westfield
Randolph Pearce
Otto Ball
Kate ‘Hornbrook
Paris visits and local social gatherings noted
Mrs Frank Hybarger visits Paris with her ill mother while Miss Mabel Wilson celebrates a birthday with friends at her home. Esther Marie Reeve joins relatives in Paris. Belvin Milligan Bernice Dailey Stuart Snedeker and Willard Milligan visit Mrs James Maloney. Other notes include Miss Stella Morgan and Dewey Morgan visiting, Howlard Hybarger’s fifteenth birthday party with dancing, and Irene Forsythe staying with her mother Mrs Bertha Forsythe in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hybarger
Paris
Mabel Wilson
Earl Reeve
Esther Marie
Belvin Milligan
Bernice Dailey
Stuart Snedeker
Willard Milligan
James Maloney
The
National Road
Ruby Snedeker
Lyard Quinn
Clifford “Brooks
Vermilion
Stella
Dewey Morgan
Howlard Hybarger
Irene ‘Forsythe
Terre Haute
Bertha Forsythe
George Laughlin
Katherine
Sue
Mary
Kentucky
James Quinn
Local families gather for visits and farm labor in Dudley area
Sperry Claypool and sons Alpha and Ophir hauled corn near Dudley last week. Ray Newman will haul gravel in Terre Haute for a few weeks. Many farmers are finishing hay for the season. Mrs Ed Beachout and daughter Daisy visited Ray Newman’s home near Five Points. Families including Claypools, Babcocks, and Hutchings hosted gatherings and youngsters attended an ice cream social at Ott Bolland’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry Claypool
Alpha
Ophir
Dudley
Shade
Baker
Robert Babcock
Cecil
Mabel Claypool
C. ‘W. Geokier
Allen Claypool
Marshall
Ray Newman
Terre Haute
Ed Beachout
Daisy
Fred Bueschmeyer
George
Gladys Bardin
Frank Nay
Redman
Bo Claypool
Charleston
Ott Bolland
Mildred
Nancy Claypool
Joseph Claypool
Christian Hutchings
Melton
Mr. Leach
Edna Wood
Sam
Eddinger
Oilfield
Jerry
Westfield Social Notes Trace Summer Visits and Travel
Miss Lela Seneff returned to Evanston Ill after a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs D R Seneff Eugene Luther returned from Arcola to spend a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs William Luther Miss Marie Duncan of Urbana came for a visit with her grandparents Mr and Mrs EL CG Miller Arthur Schaeffer who had been visiting Mrs Mary C Snyder left for Pigott Ark Tuesday Josephine Pendall departed Monday for a two week visit to relatives in southern Indiana E B Eperson of Terre Haute visited his father J T Epperson this week W M Knapp, recently released from Anna hospital, is in poor health but mentally sound Mr and Mrs R M Porterfield and Mrs E H Holliday left for Homer then Gary Ind Mrs Mike Everheart hosted the community club with contests music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela ‘Seneff
Evanston
Ill
D. R. Seneff
Eugene Luther
Arcola
William Luther
Marie Duncan
Urbana
CG. Miller
SoWar
E. G. Eperson
Terre Haute
J. T. Epperson
W. M. Knapp
Anna
R. M. Porterfield
E. H. Holliday
Homer
Gary
Ind
EB. Bennett
Chicago
Mike Everheart
Community notes from Martinsville and vicinity
Local residents and visitors seen in Martinsville area including the Beachouts announcing the birth of a son Frederick Feritou and returning Chicago visitors. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ryan Terre Haute and many relatives visit. Zeymon Adams from Hamilton county. Rev W C Crigsman to serve another year at Church of God. Charles Chapman Orange Township and Harve Hurst Auburn attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Williams
Barber Alea
Sunda
Ile
Hinv Avery
Lake
Lawrence
Ryan
Terre Haute
Zeymon Adams
Hamilton ‘County
Adams
D. L. Fasig
Jerry Ishler
Charles Chapman
Orangé ‘Township
Martinsville
Harve Hurst
Auburn
W. CG. Crigsman
Church of God
Westfield Social Notes Include Visits and Birthday Gift
Miss Amy Brock Jones went to Kan Baa Tuesday for a visit with her aunt Mrs Brace Nichols. Mrs Perna Stoltz of Indianapolis came Monday for a visit with her daughter Mrs H B Spellering. Miss Grace Miller arrived home from Washington DC Saturday to spend a few weeks vacation. Miss Miller works in a government department in Washington. Mrs May Delp hosted the W H O club on Wednesday afternoon, and in honor of Mrs Delp's birthday she was given a beautiful work basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Brock Jones
Kan- Baa
Brace Nichols
Pérna
Stoltz
Vitdianapolis
H. B. Spellering
Grace
Miller
Washington
Local Social News Highlights From Westfield and Nearby
Dorcas ladies host a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Horacie Makepeace’s home with Mrs. Antie Watson and Mrs. Arthur Wilhoit. Mrs. D. B. Baer returns from Lawrenceville after visiting Mrs. Atkins and Mr. Parker in Terre Haute guests of Mrs. S. C. Lee. Couples from Bethany and Terre Haute visit Anna Watson. Zela Brown weds Leslie Nichols at Charleston. George Pugh plans Michigan move after long oilfield stint. Free movie show by Westfield businessmen to run each Thursday through September. Charles Miller of Springfield visits. Wee H. Strader and family return from Isabel. Walker Turner travels to Char with Otte Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas -Clags
Horacie Makepeace
The
Hoie
fAntie Watson
Arthur Wilhoit
Kansas
D. B. Baer
Lawrenceville
O’ Fe “Atkins
William
Parker
Terre Haute
Westfield
Charles Miller
Springfield
Miller
Sunday Visits and Sick List Noted in Choctaw Community
Nina Sims and Mildred Whitaker of Ohio spent Sunday with Minnie Cline. Edward Burger and Ruth Elizabeth Walker are on the sick list. Miss Ola Richart of Allright is employed to teach the winter term. Mabel Jackson and Pete Clough with Indiana relatives visited Chas. Hollenbeck. John Garner and family spent Sunday with David Shotts and wife of Freedom. Edna Miler visited Myrtle Huckaba of Martinsville. Frank Miller spent Sunday afternoon with Percy Jackson. Harry Higginbotham and family of Joes Fork visited John Ledermann and family. Lewis Ferris of Marshall spent over Sunday with Carl Norton and family. Blizzard relatives Delphia and Mary Jackson visited. William Norton spent over Sunday with Foster Blizzard of Marshall. Bernadine Irmagene Virginia and Ruth Miller spent over Sunday with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Wyrick. Hattie Blizzard and daughter Golda spent Thursday with Mrs. Magelé Freeman and daughter of Allright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Sims
Mildred Whitaker
Ohio
Minnie Cline
Edward Burger
Ruth_ Elizabeth Walker
Ola Richart
Allright
Mabel Jackson
Pete Clough
Indiana
Chas. Hollenbeck
John Garner
David Shotts
Edna Miler
Myrtle Huckaba
Martinsville
Frank Miller
Mary. Jackson
William “Norton
Foster
Blizzard of
Interaction Sparks Confusion and Laughter at Exchange
A terse dialogue shows a man asking if she refused him and receiving a shrug and laughter. The exchange ends with the impression of no clear answer and light mockery.
West York Community Church Meeting and Local News
West York reports an all day meeting at the Church of Christ on Sunday with fore noon and afternoon services. A wide array of local visits and social notes follow, including Priscilla Mount and others visiting family in Palestine and Terre Haute. An ice cream social at the Methodist church raised about 40 dollars, with multiple residents visiting relatives in Marshall and Lawrencville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Hilder O'Neil
Shelburn
Elvina Layton
Mike King
Hutsonville
Ruskin Mount
Terre Haute
Selah Evans
T. C. Bailiff
Floyd. Sims
Chicago
Priscilla Mount
Amanda Lindley
Aliie
Randall
Lindley
Palestine
George Bishop
Edith ‘Combs
Earl
Terre* Haute
Cand
Hooper
Paris
Orville
Cary
Thompson
Leach
John ” Thomas
Martin
Newlin
W.iHillety
Weat
Middleton
New Cook Threatened By Music Addiction in Washington Star Snippet
In a fragment from a Washington Star item, Mrs. Torkins warns a new cook may quit if music interferes with work. The dialogue mentions jazz records, phonograph use, and the cook’s intense pace as waves and tempo affect her behavior.
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AWE
Mit
Clark County
Clark County Fair
Jersey
Wabash Valley Jersey Association
E. E. Pifer
Palestine, Ill
Leslie Miles
Lawrenceville, Ill
Sec
Treas
Clothcraft
M. Grabenheimer
Hinois
Sot
Tale Saat
Dolson
Oliver
West York
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