Odd Fellows Meeting Planned in Clarksville July 8
Local notices report a IOOF district meeting to be held at Clarksville on July 8 with all Odd Fellows invited. Mrs. Wi Fox visited son Russel Harris and family in Terre Haute. Rev J S Arvin and Elva and Della Morgan attended. Oda Marrs joined Mr and Mrs R E Babcock for Sunday. Clarksville Baptist church hosts an ice cream supper Saturday night July 3.
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Laws Sprattys
Harold English
Wetzel
Clarksville
Odd Fellows
Wi Fox
Russel Harris
Terre Haute
J S Arvin
Elva
Della Morgan
Oda Marrs
R E. Babcock
John Woods
Wm. Melton
Marshall
Gertrude Thomas
Mabel Hornbrook
Clarksville Baptist Church
Sunday Visits and a Horse Accident in Spiketown
Mr and Mrs George Dunn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dan Mil burn Pete Girdickis spent Sunday at Charles Lovell's. Helen and Ruth Fredenberger spent Sunday with their grandmother Mrs Miler Mrs Sarah Clouse and Esther Shonk spent Thursday with Catherine Maurer Mrs Lizzie Norton spent Sunday afternoon with Sidney Haenig. Mr and Mrs John Clapp of Clarksville and Phillip Spittler of Marshall spent Sunday with Lyra Murphy and family. Goldie Lovell spent the week end in Terre Haute with her sister Lucy. Lola Hoenig spent Sunday afternoon with Ruby Milburn. Russell Bays fell from a horse and broke an arm last Wednesday. A number from this place attended the Sunday school convention at Grace chapel Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunn
Dan Milburn
Pete Girdickis
Charles Lovell
Helen
Ruth Fredenberger
Miler
Sarah Clouse
Esther Shonk
Catherine Maurer
Lizzie Norton
Sidney Haenig
John Clapp
Clarksville
Phillip Spittler
Marshall
Lyra Murphy
Jake Clouse
Lyman Shank
Goldie Lovell
Terre Haute
Lucy
Lola Hoenig
Ruby Milburn
Russell Bays
Grace Chapel
Visitors fill week with family greetings across towns
A long list of relatives traveled to visit in Charleston and nearby towns. People from Lawrenceville St Louis Olean Bolivar Indianapolis Detroit Chicago Greenup Nashville Tulsa Mayfield Grand Rapids and other places joined local families for weekend visits picnics and celebrations including births and a ball game.
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Vacationing Families and Local Visits Highlight Martinsville News
Mr and Mrs Charles Snavely of Sullivan Indiana on vacation with relatives in Martinsville. J W B Hutchings reports his son killed a rattler after swallowing a young rabbit. Os Germain and son from Terre Haute spent Saturday renewing acquaintances. Mrs Fasig and Mrs Waldriff visited friends. Rev D L Eckhart preached at Bethel and will go to India this fall. A large basket meeting occurred at Kimlin church. Willis Smith heirs home burned on South Jefferson. fire likely from a roof spark. belongings partly saved.
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Charles Snavely
Sullivan
Ind
Melrose
Martinsville
J. W. B. Hutchings
Dolson
L. O. Kitchen
Connersville
Os Germain and
Terre Haute
John J Arney
Casey
Wiley Phillippe
Orange
E Fasig
Michael Waldriff
Charleston
Elza Fasig
D. L. Eckhart
Findlay
Ohio
Church of God
Willis Smith
Jefferson Street
Sunday Visiting Scenes In Choctaw Community
Clara Norton spends Sunday afternoon with Delphia Jackson. Frank Miller and family visit Joseph Liffick and wife of Grand Turn. Willie Lederman rides a new buggy. Sylvia Hollenbeck calls on Lola Clough of Darwin. Maude and Martha Blizzard visit Mr and Mrs Frank Coombes. Preaching planned at the place Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Ben Setzer and wife visit Sur Line at Wm Norton. Mrs Cora Walker and daughter with Lizzie Garner and sons. Lola Norton and daughter Lola visit Ed Burger and Delphia Jackson. Hershel Cline and family host. Marshall callers Saturday. Vern Creamer and Mary Lederman visit. Funeral of Lizzie Sanders at Freedom attended. Mrs Jefferson Brewster hosts. Mary Lederman visits with Mrs Charles Hollenbeck.
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Clara Norton
Delphia Jackson
Frank Miller
Joseph Liffick
Willie Lederman
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Lola Clough
Darwin
Freedom
Mary Lederman
Charles Hollenbeck
Ohio Chapel Notes Sunday Attendance and Visits
Rev Cline failed to fill his appoint ment here Sunday and Sunday night. Local families and visitors from Pittsburgh Terre Haute Marshall Chrisman Martinsville Martinsville Martinsville joined Sunday visits and meals with Brown Davison Lindley White Shotwell Medsker Mauk Craig Thompson and related households.
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Cline
Boyce Ross
Mildred
Hward
Pitsburgh
J.W. Brown
Ray Bartlett
Fenton
Terre Haute
Austin Ogle
Herman Bartlett
James Jeffers
Ernest Wells
Melrose
Parker Davison
Marshall
Frank Davison
Chrisman
J. A. Davison
Margaret Lindley
Marie Davison
Grace
Alma White
Ida Craig
Harris Brown
J. W. Brown
S F Maring
Emmett Tharp
John Alexander
O. C. Shotwell’s
Katherine Snyder
West Union
Dora Medsker
Robert White
Herbert
Raymond Lindley
Alvis Lindley
Martinsville
Harry Mauk
Ciel Thompson
Spurl Craig
Floyd
Spadt
Harry Thompson S
Bart
Liss
Mous ‘Paven
John Hotlier
Melrose Crowds Serenade Shel Stanfield and Wife
A Wednesday crowd gathered in Melrose to serenade Shel Stanfield and his wife with a cowbell. Edna Lucile McDaniel, a baby girl, arrived Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Henry McDaniel who formerly lived nearby. Several locals visited relatives and attended services through the weekend.
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Shel
Stanfield
Mack Grubbe
Otho Thompson
Kansas
Harvest
Mayme
Gladys Newlin
Juldja Grubbe
Annapolis
Henry McDaniel
Edna Lucile
McDaniel
Lena Thompson
Padgett
John Trump
Er Mast
Otto Cornwall
Don Medsker
Marshall
Hershel Medsker
Ragan Hedges
Ford Stanfield
Ohio
Charles
Charles Hix
Martinsville
Local residents gather for visits around Marshall area
Dolson Sperry Claypool and son Ophir were in Marshall Thursday. Orlie Tingley has been staying with Lawrence Goekler for two weeks. Russell and Joseph Claypool with families from near Moriah visited Sunday afternoon. John Boesiger and family from south of Auburn spent Sunday with Will Hendrix and family. Mrs Sperry Claypool and son visited Will Combs and family Sunday. Men haul ties from George Hurst timber to Adenmoor this week. John Goekler and son Lawrence near Mozart visited Clarence Goekler. Green Moss children's services Sunday evening drew a well entertained program by the young people.
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Sperry Claypool
Ophir
Marshall
Orlie Tingley
Larence Goekler
Russell
Joseph Claypool
Moriah
John Boesiger
South of
Auburn
Will Hendrix
Will Combs
George Hurst
Adenmoor
John Goekler
Lawrence
Near Mozart
Clarence Goekler
Green Moss
Local visits and familial gatherings reported in town
Mrs Eva Slusser and her granddaughter from Terre Haute visited H C Clark and family on Tuesday. Mrs Mary Murphy and her granddaughter Hallie spent Friday and Saturday in Hutsonville. Priscilla Converse of Annapolis is visiting relatives here. J W Elliott of Orange was in town Wednesday. Will Stark of Terre Haute spent the weekend with his grandfather A J Manne. H C Clark and wife spent Sunday in Hutsonville.
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Eva Slusser
Terre Haute
CG Clark
Mary Murphy
Hallie
Hutsonville
Priscilla Converse
Annapolis
Elliott
Orange
Will Stark
J Manne
H C Clark
West York church events and region visitors highlight weekend
Elder Elivers of Newton will preach at the Church of Christ Saturday evening Sunday morning and evening. Several families and friends from Carlisle Terre Haute Chicago West Union Arkansas City and Toledo visited or attended services and a funeral in the area.
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Elivers
Newton
Church of Christ
Harry White
Emmett Welsh
Gertrude Welsh
Carlisle
Indiana
Martin Newlin
Margaret Rook
Jessie Rook
Terre Haute
Arthur Irwin
Clara Mount
Chicago
Priscilla Mount
W. H. Piety
West Union
Lewis Wright
Arkansas City
Kansas
Moble Lewis
Olle Lindley
Will Miller
French Stoltz
Sumner
Willard Miller
George Ryersom
Toledo
Ohio
C. BD. Ryerson
Earl Dickerson
Helen
Everett Swope
Orange Township
Edna Sims
Icelandic Trawling Perilous Compared With North Sea
An article notes harsher conditions for Icelandic trawling than North Sea fishing. It cites extended blizzards from October to March and limited daylight from December to January, with Icelandic vessels larger and captains less often working the North Sea. It briefly mentions Hawaii and island flora without clear relation.
Braun couple sentenced for mail fraud in Indiana case
Katherine Braun and her husband John T Braun were sentenced to three years each for defrauding victims via the Christian Health Institute, also tied to their daughter Laura May Braun who aided in a healing scheme. The court directed Laura May be kept in Camp Grant while the parents faced federal prison.
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Indianapolis
Katherine Braun
Peru
Indiana’ Women’s
A. B. Anderson
United States District Court
John T Braun
Atlanta
Christian Health Institute
Little Mother Health Institute
Laura May Braun
Camp Grant Illinois
Obituary of Mrs. Carrie Kallansaa
Mrs. Carrie Kallansaa born Kuhn in Switzerland May 8 1865 died at her Marshall area home June 24 1920 aged 55 1 16. She joined Evangelical church at Marshall early and remained faithful. She married Fred Kailansasa March 5 1902 and is survived by her husband one sister Mrs Anna Newhart Terre Haute two brothers Chanute Kansas Denver Colorado Terre Haute and two in Marshall. Burial was in Marshall cemetery with services at the home Sunday at 2 00 pm conducted by Rev J Mundorf.
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Carrie Kallansaa
Kuhn
Jacob
Barbara Kuhn
Switzerland
Marshall
Lfd
Evangelical Church
Fred Kailansasa
Anna Newhart
Terre Haute
Chanute
Kansas
Denver
Colorado
Marshall Cemetery
Rev. J. Mundorf
Questions Drive A New Wave Of Public Curiosities
The era of rapid queries spurs a flood of public interest as each answer prompts fresh inquiries. Citizens seek clarity on policies, events, and daily life amid a culture of constant information.
War hero returns to empty pockets and no bank traces
The fragment recalls a veteran who earned praise for his wartime fighting yet faced postwar hardship as he could not locate funds at the bank. It notes a contrast between battlefield credit and financial neglect upon returning home.
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Beacon
Egbert
Understanding the Chinese Through Culture and Observation
The piece contrasts Western curiosity with genuine Chinese self perception, noting that outsiders often misinterpret Chinese culture while newcomers may view Chinese as equals. It argues that the Chinese analyze and interpret realities in a distinct philosophy, shaped by millennia of thought, influencing cross cultural understanding.
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Eastern
Republic
Hin
Plant Memorial Trees for American Heroes
Memorial trees offer a simple living emblem to honor departed soldiers. Statues may fade or seem distant to future generations, but a tree keeps the memory of American heroes alive and green as a lasting tribute.
Gap Johnson’s Witty Defense of Home Time
In dialogue from a Kansas City Star item, Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge teases a friend about telling his wife he would return by nine. He explains she worries when he’s late and jokes that delaying helps her pestering habit.
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Gap
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Rival Businesses Share Pleasant Front at Social Gathering
An uneasy cordial scene unfolded as two rival companies mingled at a party, each attempting to project goodwill while maintaining professional distance. The event highlighted subtle tensions beneath the surface as executives exchanged polite small talk.
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