Social Notes from West Union and Surrounding Areas
Local column records weekend visits and family gatherings. Individuals named include Mae Buckley, Ralph Medsker, Chas Medsker, Ed Crumlin, Frank Luse, Addie Craig, Ruth Fitzgerald, Jed Gard, Roy Wells, Rush Dolson, Emma Prevo, Gordon Prevo, Edgar Prevo, Marguerite Nichols, Pearl Nichols, Samuel Nichols Jr, Arthur Scarlett, Mrs. Rutherford, Albert Thompson, Grace Blizzard, Steele Floyd, Zonia Floyd, Vern, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Sandborn, Thurston Ferris, Olaf Hicks, Richard Pressalle, Martinsville relations, W. E. Ormiston, Mary Winters, Bert Winters, Ray Blair, Ruben Miller, and others. Visits span Robinson, Terre Haute, Chicago, Mayfield, Greencastle, Indianapolis area towns, with locomotion by motor and train noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Buckley
Mayfield Ky
Ralph Medsker
Peoria
Chas. Medsker
Ed. Crumlin
Frank Luse and Sons
Terre Haute
Addie Craig
Henry Lindley
Gary
Ind
Alvis Lindley
Ruth Fitzgerald
Chicago
Jed Gard
Roy Wells
Frank Hulwick
Rush Dolson
Oblong
Chas
Marguerite
Pearl Nichols
Robinson
Scarlett
Walter O’neil
Carlisle
Indiana
Ormiston
Lucy Ormiston
W. E. Ormiston
John Cullop
George Winters
Mary A. Winters
Minden
Nebraska
West York families gather amid news of weather and visits
Mrs Frances A Kelly of Sullivan Indiana visited her bed bound sister Mrs Martin Newlin from Tuesday through Thursday. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Ike Seymour and others traveled to Terre Haute and Indianapolis for relatives and graves, while many locals hosted dinners and attendedDecoration Day observances. Continuous rain floods low lands as Wabash river rises, and farmers grow discouraged waiting for better weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
A. Kelly
Sullivan
Indiana
Martin ‘Newlin
Ike Seymour
Will Ard Miller
Abbie Lewis
Terre Haute
Edward ‘Helser
Hol Buckner
Decantur
Glen
Mount
Chicago
Will Musgrave
Flat Rock
Margueritte Cullop
Winnie Clements
Opal] Stanfield
Grace Musgrave
Monroe Barrett
Marion
Annapolis
Martin New‘lin
George Tuttle
Russell Seigel
St. Louis
Herbert Seigel
Dental College
Ray Heeney
Mahle Clingmen
Zor
Louden Reel
West
York Word
John Cullop
Gordon Lindley
George Clements
Harold Winters
West York
Lindley
Ballifz
Pfairbanks
Ind
Decatur
West Union
Robinson
H. Saville
Adam
Chicago Clark county picnic set for July 31 at Jackson Park
Our Readers Tell Us announces a Clark county Chicago picnic on July 31 at Jackson Park with an all day program and a luncheon around 2:00. C B E Schenk will speak and others may join. The committee aims for a large turnout from Clark county and Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Llinois
Jackson Park
Clark County
C. BE. Schenk
Indianapolis
Dan Tibbs
Marshall
Lake Front
Eight Professors Honored by High University of Illinois
University of Illinois has honored eight professors for notable work across international relations science and economics. J W Garner received an honorary doctor of laws from Lyons France while Roger Adams and S W Parr earned major chemistry awards for leprosy cures and coal processing. Clarence A Berdahl and H B Ward received international appointments, B Smith Hopkins found a new element, M J Wasserman earned French praise, A MN Talbot led testing materials lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
J. W. Garner
University of Lyons
France
Garner
Univerty of Calcutta
India
Oberlin College
James Stokes
New York University
William Howard Taft
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Roger Adams
Department of Chemistry
Adams
S. W. Parr
Division of
Chandler Gald
Columbia University
Parr
Clarence A. Berdahl
Berdahl
H. B. Ward
United States
British Association For the Advancement of Learning
Oxford University
England
Ward
B. Smith Hopkins
Inorganic Chemistry
Hopkins
Brees
M. J. Wasserman
Department of Economics
L'Association France-Amerique
Federal Trade Commission
Wasserman
Lyons
A. MN. Talbot
Depermat
Eterburg
Amer 8
Boauty
Profea Or Talbot
Research as Aid to Industry and Public Safety
The Illinois University chemists reports highlight cheaper motor fuel and durable materials, noting steel beam formulas used by U.S. cities and fire resistance research. Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana, provides parallel engineering chemistry and agriculture services, collaborating with the federal government on similar efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Engineerig
Sovih Bond
Ind) Tribune
No time for a precise headline due to fragmented text
Fragmentary quote on saving civilization credits state universities and politics for funding, referencing the Hotel World and Oklahoma State University.
How a Girl Can Keep Her Youth Ad Jokes and Proposal
In a humorous notice Dora responds to an ad claiming youth can be kept for one dollar postpaid. The joke pivots on a prying man asking if she will marry him and her dry refusal, “No,” exposing the punch line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Misspelled Protest Over Barber Ripoff
A distressed man complains of an excessive haircut charge dubbing it a shear robbery. The fragment hints at puns and social commentary on norms and population in a crowded era.
Former Marshall Girl to Wed Sunday in Chicago
Paris Ill June 4 The marriage of Miss Margaret Lowther daughter of Mrs Harriett Lowther and J E Olwin of Chicago will take place Sunday June 12 in Chicago Miss Lowther has been employed in the office at the Jones store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ill
Margaret Lowther
Harriett Lowther
J. E. Olwin
Chicago
Awkward Dancer and Unlucky Girl Footnote Exchange
A witty dialogue exchange features a dancer on one foot and a girl urging a jump on the other foot. The scene plays on rhythmic phrasing and a lighthearted misstep.
Treasury offers new 3 percent bonds in Second Liberty exchange
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds of a June 15 1927 issue offering exchange for new Treasury bonds at par. The new 20 year issue bears 3 percent interest from date and can be redeemed after 16 years. Exchange privilege limited may expire around June 15. consult banks or Trust Companies or Federal Reserve Bank for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
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Chas. E. Rainstrom
Thurston Ferris
Washington, D. C
Will Holaday
Olaf Hicks
Richard Pressalle
Martinsville
FP. M. Hurst
R. J. Whitehead
Mrs
Thos. Reily
Franklin Stone
V. 3 Arty
Fr Moultrie
Charleston
S. C
Sual
Wey Haney de Hail
Barber
J. WM Doran
Prohibition Enforcement’ Bureau
Roy A. Haynes
Prohibition
Illinois
Elen Osia
South Dakota
Black Hills
Coolidge
Coolidges
Mylor
Treasury
A. W. Mellon
the Treasury
Washington
Detroit Oil Stove
Red Star
Marshall, Ilinois
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