Marshall area social notes page highlights
Local notices and social items across Marshall Indiana detail visits, trips, and events. Names include Gilbert, Dittman, Murphy, Summers, Meehling, Healey, Noonan, and Shiple, with regional ties to Terre Haute Paris Martinsville Casey Danville and Clinton. Activities cover visits, engagements, recitals, school events, and real estate interests.
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Buntee_ Gilbert
Terre
Léné Dittman
Gueinnatt
Mt. Carmel
Union
Stora
Lickert
Gard
Af Ernst
Seite
Hannah “Margin
Paris
Emma Murphy
Es ‘Bagar Summers
Martinsville
Hamill
Glenn Shipe
Sebréee
Jasonville
Robert Cas‘teel
Corn Planting Advances and Local Sicknesses Report
Farmers near completing corn planting with Charley Welland recovering from a broken arm. Wm Hutchings enjoyed Sunday out. Charley Goeckler and wife visited John Goeckler in Moz art. Decoration Days largely spent at home. Lings Norris, once local, now in Missouri, seen in Kansas. Mrs Lu Smitley attended aunt’s funeral in Kansas Sunday. John Davis’s child has whooping cough. Lon Alfred and family visited brother near Paris Sunday.
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Carl Kiplinger
Lima
Lawrence Kiplinger
Cole & Cole
Gretchen
Belle Hybarger
Paris
Ruth Brown
M. A. Rowe
Martinsville
Giles Miller
Asenath Miller
Lena Hamill
Cest Ulon
Ernest Junker
Carl Bosworth
Vincennes
M. M. Landers
W. W. Ralston
Lucile
Genevieve
Indianapolis
James A. Connolly
Springfield
Ermyrment
Illinois Ghu Army of the Republic
Freeort
Fred Wallis
Kohl Building
East Main
Farmer’s
Glenn H. Curtis
Albany
New York City
New York Central
Charley Welland
Wm. Hutchings
Charley Goeckler
John Goeckller
Mozart
Lings_ Norris
This
Kansas
Hown
Missouri
Lu Smitley
John Davis
Lon Alfred
Familly
Notice on Wabash Gas Co Office Hours Change
Notice to patrons states office hours begin June 1 from 12 to 2 pm and monthly on the 10th or 11th when the 10th falls on Sunday, with the office opening times clarified for patron visits.
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Wabash Gas Co
Wil
Bargain Bonanza Cuts Across Dry Goods and Millinery
A store announces an aggressive season sale to clear stock, offering 10 percent or more off across dry goods suits and millinery. Highlights include calico, muslin, sheeting, towels, ticking, sheets, pillow tubing, wholesale price drops on brocades and silks, and deep discounts on ladies and missy wool suits.
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Clark
Dolson and area notes on farming and events
Farmers report progress with corn planting and hoped good weather to finish. Local Republican sheriff candidate Charles Short of Casey was in town. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Amanda Cash near Kansas. Hurley Johnson buys the Henry Rupp farm. Vergil Gallatin and son Freddy visit from Martinsville. Clarksville churches plan Children's Day. Oil drillers move rig from Davidson farm. Colsgn buys coal oil. Excursion talk to Urbana agr icultural farm on June 17. Dolson Chapel Children’s Day planning and local visitors noted. John Heath and wife from south of Martinsville visited.
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Charles Short
Casey
Sophia Montgomery
Elizabeth Tate
Amanda Cash
Kansas
Hurley Johnson
Henry Rupp
Vergil Gallatin
Freddy
Martinsville
Clarksville
Davidson
Colsgn
Agricultural Experiment Farm
Urbana
Long Alfred
Carrol
Swango
Dolson Chapel
John Heath
Grafters' Convention in Terre Haute Draws Scant Credit
Report from the G A R state encampment describes Terre Haute events as a street fair with veterans used as attractions by many five cent graft operators. Veterans voice frustration, noting the event felt mismanaged and marked by vendors. callers question the fairness and oversight.
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Terre Haute
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Ras
Stoering
Mamie Davidson
Rest Junker
Lena Ham- Raeea
West Union
Hershel Snavely
Martinsville High School
Jacob Meehling
Morris Logue
Allie Woog
James Cork
Brad Spencer
Lucy Shaw
Father Healey
James Noonan
Josephine Healey
Nellie ‘Foye
St. Mary's Church
Belle Lynn
Brocton
Masters Otho
Carl Willoughby
H. D. Bullard
Amelia Grabenheimer
William Sho Jem
Chicago
Edith McCune Concert Co
Pythian Theatre
M. W. Porter
Helen
Pittsburg
Elizabeth
N. J
M. E
W. L. Pertkins
Frank Cole
Helen Hite
Palmer Academ
Missite
Mukscal
Conservatory
Charles’ Myers
L. Rol-lison
Douglas
Kean Ain
Igs
Zelub
Otter
Ariday
Ledve
New Archer House
Alf E. J. Hughes
Joe Allison
Térre Haute
Fred McNary
Thel Hurst
Chas. Scott
John McMurray
John J. Arney
Howard Rube
Don Winterrowd
Willam Dittman
T. C. Ainsworth
Marshall
Allen Matthews
Herald Office
B. F. Johnson
Pine St
Shannon
Toledo
Tom Singleton
George Fitz
D. T. Black
Nettie
Flora Dietz
Laura Linn
Danville
Emma Haartje
Minna Starhorst
Elder Russell
S. 6Th Street
J. D. Barnes
Frank Leslie
Los Angeles
Calif
Will Rector
Colorado Springs
Court House
Mary L. Mitchell
Geneva
Oliver
Ben Forsythe
Walnut Prairie
Olney
W. H. Randall
Ed Shinkle
Byron
J. T. Randall
Mary Meehling
Cleve Logue
Marshal Dar
M. Marvin
Maple St
Illinois
Frank Campbell
Noblesville
Ind
GO. H. Wheeler
O. A. Keiser
Haute
Pal “Honderich
Redmon
James Porter
Grover Shoes
Union Shoe Store
Lu Schwanele
Grover
E. C
Lafe- Neal
Wesley Bell
W. W. Bell
Lillian Brossman
H.R. Snavely
Ada Campbell
Robert Griffin
Ruth Fredenberger
Walker Cork
Greenup
John T. Moss
Livingston
M. E. Honderich
South Dolson
aMaIe
Bozat
mtAzn
Kuppenheimer
Kaufman
Cluett
Monarch
Gimbel and
Worth
Booth & Handy
Carl Nickies
Bertha
Constance Batson
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