Daughhettee Child Injured In Barn Loft Fall
The ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Daughhettee fell from a barn loft Monday evening causing serious injuries. Polly Altom hosted a dinner and theatre party Tuesday evening with guests Lucille Fitch Winni fred Cunningham Hilda Athey Maxene Greenwell Joye Cunningham Hannen Deahl Lois McClellan and Gladys Hutchings. Claude Taggart family plans to move to Champaign next week after renting their farm. L A L Club met with Mrs Euler Friday with Bunco high score by Mrs W M Walker and a luncheon served by the hostess with Mrs C A Rice assisting. Mrs Chester Snavely attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Daughhettee
Polly Altom
Lucille Fitch
Winnifred Cunningham
Hilda Athey
Maxene Greenwell
Joye Cunningham
HaNen Deahl
Lois McClellan
Gladys Hutchings
Claude Taggart
Champaign
L. A L
Euler
W. M. Walker
C A. Rice
Chester Snavely
Local visits across Indiana and Illinois towns span weekend
Charles Todd visited his brother Boyd Todd in Fairbanks with Rev and Mrs Do Todd. Ray and daughter of Tuscola stayed with Mr and Mrs E Bartholomew. They traveled to Martinsville to see J W Staley. Marion McMorris of Charleston visited uncle Frank J First. Clay Montgomery spent weekend in Middletown. William C Turner and wife drove to Chicago to see daughter Evelyn Turner at her Chicago University position. G M Meyers family from Decatur spent two days in Casey visiting daughter Mrs T C Tade and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Todd
Do. T. Todd
Boyd Todd
Fairbanks
Ind
Ray Staley
Tuscola
E . Bartholomew
Martinsville
J W Staley
Marion McMorris
Charleston
Frank J
Clay Montgomery
Middletown
William C Turner
Chicago
Evelyn Turner
Chicago University
G. M. Meyers
Thelma
Marguerite
Decatur
Casey
T C Tade
Westfield Social Page Notes Local Hosts and News
Mrs Bronce Beasley and Mrs Clarence Reeds hosted the WHO Club at the former Wednesdy Interests home with Touch amusements and refreshments. Guests included Mesdames Ivan Bennett John Stevens C E Reeds Ralph Terrell and H C Houser. J B Parker of Kansas visited his mother Mrs Mary Parker and relatives. Clayton Merrick moved to Charleston to work for Wadley Poultry. L R Biggs remains in poor health with slight improvement. Mrs W Simmons visited Charleston for eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronce Beasley
Clarence Reeds
Jesse Watson
Ivan Bennett
John Stevens
C E Reeds
Ralph Terrell
H CC Houser
J B Parker
Kansas
Mary Parker
Clayton Merrick
Charleston
Merrick
Wadley Poultry Company
L R. Biggs
W . Simmons
Local Social News From Hogetown and Vicinity
Glenn Kelley of Casey spent Friday night with Eugene Deverick. Mrs Hannah Cooley fractured a rib last week and is improving. R C Crutchfield traveled to St. Louis to visit his mother Florence Crutchfield of Violet Hill Ark. Arthur Groves and family visited his parents in Casey. Ira Chapman and family were in Terre Haute Saturday. Ray Staley and family from Tuscola visited Hilton Staley’s family. Judge Bowen of Dugan visited his aunt Hannah Cooley. Lloyd Simpson and Belle Nelbarger moved near Metcalf for new work obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Kelley
Casey
Eugene Deverick
Hannah Cooley
R C. Crutchfield
St. Louis
Florence Crutchfield
Violet Hill
Ark
Arthur Groves
Henry Groves
Ira Chapman
Terre Haute
Ray Staley
Maxine
Tuscola
Hilton Staley
Bowen
Dugan
Lloyd Simpson
Belle Nelbarger
Freda
Metcalf
Lloyd
Death of Mrs. Bille Barrett of Lawrence Kansas
Word was received last Sunday of the death of Mrs. Bille Barrett of Lawrence Kansas formerly Miss Eib of near Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille Barrett
Lawrence
Kansas
Eib
Near
Marshall
Avon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips
Miss Louise Bender returned to Marshall for work after a few days with her parents. Lester Romoser left Sunday for St. Louis for employment. Beasie and Emery Morgan hosted a large weiner roast Thursday night. Vilna Thompson visited at Lrast last Sunday. Mrs. Fred Koppler and daughter Louise spent the weekend with her Martinsville parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bender
Marshall
Lester Romoser
St. Louis
Beasie
Emery Morgan
Vilna Thompson
Fred Koppler
Louise
Martinsville
Ohio Chapel Social Recalls John Pavison Event
Mr and Mrs John Pavison entertained a number of their friends and neighbors at a chapel gathering in Ohio records noting a warm social event with attendees and a communal tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pavison
Family notices update from Springfield and area
Relatives to dinner Sunday in honor of their son Will Davison and family of Springfield, Illinois. Virgil Tharp of Darwin spent the past week with John Holler. Harris Brown has purchased the Vern Thompson farm and expects to move there soon. George Lindley arrived home Thursday for a vacation with home folks. Alex Craig was a West Union caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davison
Springfield
Virgil Tharp
Darwin
John Holler
Harris Brown
Vern Thompson
George Lindley
Alex Craig
West Union
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Arm strong Rev F O Coffin called on Jesse Lows who is quite sick last Sunday. Harry Wyrick wife and son Paul and Sarah Wyrick were in Marshall last Saturday. Mary E Pulver spent Sunday with Mildred Irwin. Glenn Sweitzer and wife visited George Spencer and family at Dennis on Sunday afternoon. Mrs John Snedeker transacted business in Robinson one day last week. David Setzer and family and Mrs Marian Bartrum visited in Terre Haute Sunday afternoon. Conrad Bartrum and Mr and Mrs Iva Crumlin heard Rev F O Coffin at Livingston Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F O Coffin
Jesse Lows
Harry Wyrick
Paul
Sarah Wyrick
Marshall
Mary E. Pulver
Mildred Irwin
Glenn Sweitzer
George Spencer
Dennis
John Snedeker
Robinson
David Setzer
Marian Bartrum
Terre Haute
Conrad Bartrum
Iva Crumlin
F. O. Coffin
Livingston
Visit from Snyder family marks weekend in Gary
Mr and Mrs Raymond Huffington of Gary Indiana visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bohn and daughter Nellie. Guests included Mrs Milo Cline with daughter Albert Manhart of Gary, Mr and Mrs Charles Tingley and family, and Mr and Mrs Randal Haddix. Milton Hollenbeck ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Huffington
Gary
Ind
Henry Bohn
Nellie
Milo Cline
Albert Manhart
Charles Tingley
Randal Haddix
Will Manhart
Milton Hollenbeck
Otto Alabaugh
Mildred
Katherine
Weekend Visits and Funeral in West Union
West Union residents shared weekend visits as Mrs Charles Whitlock and sister Mrs W H Harrison hosted relatives. Mrs Chas Prevo traveled to Greencastle for treatment. A funeral for Mrs Rachel Marvin Poor man was held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Christian church with burial in Beulah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitlock
the Narrows
W. H. Harrison
Chas Prevo
Greencastle
Ind
Samuel Nichols Jr
Midguet
Robinson
Sam Nichols
Fenton Forsythe
Chicago
Wm Poorman
Wm. Corbett
Anthony
Kansas
Rachel Marvin Poorman
Christian Church
Beulah Cemetery
Choctaw Preaching Services This Weekend
Eld Grant French of Mt. Carmel will preach Saturday night and Sunday morning and Sunday night in Choctaw. Gladys Hollenbeck and Olga Graham visited relatives at Avon. George Johnson and family were called to Green Moss due to the serious illness of his mother Dora Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld Grant French
Mt. Carmel
Gladys Hollenbeck
Olga Graham
Avon
George Johnson
Green Moss
Dora Johnson
Local Socials and Visits Across County Line
Roy Cole and family visited Mr and Mrs James Drake on the County Line while Mrs Brady Pickering and Mrs Alice Sackrider spent Tuesday with Wil Sackrider and wife. John Philippe and Fred Stanfield drove to Annapolis on business. Ellen Hoskinson and Ray and Dessie Drake were in West York on business. M C Wells was a business caller in Annapolis. Frances Irene and Lee Drake visited Mrs Minta Athey and Aden Reynolds on the County Line. Leon Sackrider drove to Sullivan Ind on business. Mary Ellen Wells spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Alva Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cole
James Drake
Brady Pickering
Muddy Creek
Alice Sackrider
Gon
Aden Reynolds
Familly
Leon Sackrider
Sullivan
Ind
Mary Ellen Wells
Alva Wells
Sunday Visits Spanning Families Near Kansas and Marshall
Mr and Mrs Ira Murphy visited the Wilholt family near Kansas while Mr and Mrs Lon Linton and son Chester Ruby Groves and Everett Veach visited Lloyd Hendrix near Marshall. Everett and Lester Veach stayed with relatives near Poland Indiana and Earl Stourwald joined them for a visit. Mr Henry Fromm and family from Decatur spent the weekend with Ernie Bishop and family. They ended Sunday afternoon at Hurley Murphys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Murphy
Abe Wilholt
Kansas
Lon Linton
Chester
Ruby Groves
Everett Veach
Lloyd Hendrix
Marshall
Everett
Lester’ Veach
Poland
Ind
Earl ‘Stourwald
Henry Fromm
Decatur
Ernie Bishop
Hurley Murphy‘s
Planetoid Eros to Approach Earth in 1930 Observations Planned
UC scientists prepare for Eros approaching earth in 1930 at 13 600 000 miles distance. Professor Tucker at Mount Hamilton and Lick Observatory conducts 77 observing nights and 1 100 measurements to map 402 background stars for accurate distance determinations from earth to sun. The event marks Eros first close approach since its 1898 discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of California
I. OH. Tucker
Enteritus
Tucker
Mount Hamilton
Lick Observatory
Mongrel Dog Attempts Rescue of Drowning Child
A mongrel dog barked frantically when five year old Frankie Smith fell through an eel hole in the ice on a Long Island inlet. Neighbors and the mother rushed to help but the boy was pulled from the freezing water too late. doctors from Greenport arrived after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Marion
L. L
Frankie Smith
Long Island Sound
Jeninkile
Frankie
Heath
Lopez
Greenport
Findings on Names Stir Up Denver Scholars
Berkeley researchers led by Prof. George R. Steward Jr. survey Christian names from 1800 to today. They report three of four men dislike their given name, yet many prefer common names. Elizabeth ranks first since 1800, followed by Mary, Helen, Dorothy, Marie, Katherine, Louise, Ruth, Eleanor, and Evelyn, with Wilkins and John still common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
George R. Steward, Jr
University of Californian
Professor Steward
Wilkins
John
Mary
Elizabeth
Helen
Dorothy
Marie
Katherine
Louise
Ruth
Eleanor
Evelyn
Thar She Blows and Whale Breath Science
Remington Kellogg of the Carnegie Institution of Washington explains that the whale exhalation is a large warm breath forming a visible spout, not a water-filled exhale. The old cry the whale spotters used is scientifically accurate in describing the visible plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Remington Kellogg
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Pyorrhoea and Dental Hygiene Cautions from a Dentist
A discussion on pyorrhoea, its health risks, and prevention through sanitation and dental care. It notes the condition at the gum-teeth junction, signs of inflammation, and simple measures like cleanliness and appropriate mouth-washes. A cautioned anecdote mentions salt as a claimed remedy, not a professional treatment.
Community birthday party and births noted in Rankin area
Charlie Lesing and family return from a week with Howard Jackson. Martha Black's birthday party draws a large crowd with games and refreshments. A baby girl Juanita Fay named to Mr and Mrs Fon Clark. Melvin Bruner visits Charles Murphy. Rev William Beard attends conference in Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Lesing
Rankin
Howard Jackson
John Ketchum
Martha Black
Charlie Roberts
Bill Ketchum
Coonie
Charles Jackson
John Riggs
Andy
George Nicols
Harry Grant
Walter
Orville Burman
John
Allen Collier
Joe Smith
Arthur Babers
Roy
Christopher Dougherty
Bill Reed
Neema
Cleve Isaac
Ruby Bonesteele
Nina and
Lins Whitman
Elsie Burnam
Nellie Dougherty
Fon Clark
Juanita Fay
Melvin Bruner
West York
Charles Murphy
William Beard
Charleston
To Break Up Cold With Epsom Salt and Mustard Bath
A home remedy suggests using a hot bath with epsom salts and a handful of mustard to relieve cough, congestion, and chill. The method claims to help break up a cold by warming the body and loosening phlegm.
4s Es ffergism ie Xurgae nae herods
4 Sur tirnes In our homes In our Hves James Eliis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herods
James Eliis
Chamorra Dialect Mix in Guam Languages
A note on Guam linguistic heritage describes Chamorra as a polyglot mix of Spanish Malay Yaqui Indian Ango and various Polynesian tongues spoken by natives and referenced in Chamorra dialect discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Chiarmorros
Sum Days Arithmetic
A brief reading notes the teaching of arithmetic to young children in kindergartens, remarking on the idea that even toddlers face days of reckoning. The tone suggests a gentle warning about early education and moral framing in schools.
Traveling salmon seek distant rivers to spawn
A fragment notes quinnat salmon travel about 1000 miles from the sea to spawn in the Sawtooth mountain rivers. The text suggests long migrations as a life cycle detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawtooth Mountains
Dano
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Martinsville Planet
Casey Banner
Westfield
Westfield Review
Hoguetown
MT. Pleasant
Ohio
Armstrong
East Mcdaniel
Earth
Mongrel
John Joseph Gaines, M.D
York
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Utocas
Dane Shakespeare
Hamlet
Denmark
J. E. Millhouse
Marshall, Il
LeSure
Stevens
LeSeure’s Cash Store
Bio Stove Sale
West Side Square
Illinois
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