Community Notes From Local News Briefs
Hubert Howe Orange left for work in Kansas last Monday. Mary Spraker and Mrs. Golda Atkins visited Mrs. Walter Reed Thursday. Jim Howe and Henry Thompson travelled to Minnesota for spring work. Opal White is employed by Otto Amstott. Guy Payne’s sale Thursday drew a good crowd. Edna Medsker of Melrose spent Thursday with Vienna Payne. Ill with pneumonia, little Charles Gilbert shows improvement. Lulu Blankenbeker works for Mrs. Everett Swope. The funeral of Mrs. Marion Hardway was held at Shiloh Friday. Roy and Mrs. Roberts welcomed a baby girl born February 23. Grace Doran works for Mrs. Roy Roberts. Mrs. Walter Mills, previously ill, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Howe
Kansas
Mary Spraker
Golda Atkins
Wal‘ter Reed
Guy Payne
Edna Medsker
Melrose
Vienna Payne
Little Charles
Gilbert
Lulu Blankenbeker
Everett Swope
Marion Hardway
Shiloh
Roy Roberts
Grace Doran
Walter Mills
York Residents Visit and Local Social Notes
Mrs Frank Dudley and her grandson visited Robinson over the weekend with sister Mrs George Pritchard. Agnes Jackson from the Narrows traveled to York on Monday. A J Maring of Terre Haute stayed in town from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Fanny Jackson visited her son Russell and his wife at the Narrows on Wednesday. Albert Matteson went to Marshall on business Saturday. Maude Clark and Fern Nicol spent Friday with sister Mrs Fred Blair in West York. Wash Cornwell of near Melrose visited his sister Mrs J L Roberts on Sunday. Mrs Cliff Whitman hosted a Friday evening gathering for her son Ray for his 21st birthday. Dosa Baber of Hutsonville spent Friday evening with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Jackson
the Narrows
York
A. J. Maring
Terre Haute
Fanny Jackson
Russell
Narrows
Albert Matteson
Marshall
Maude Clark
Fern Nicol
Fred Blair
West York
Wash Cornwell
Near Melrose
J. L. Roberts
Cliff Whitman
Ray
Dosa Baber
Hutsonville
Local notes and updates from Spike town and surroundings
Dolson Will Moore spent Sunday at Spike town. Several men with their teams have been hauling ties to Aden Moore the past few days. Mrs Daughetee spent last week with Alph Claypool's helping care for the sick. Mrs Ana Nay closed a 6 months term of school at Kelley last Friday. She and her husband went to housekeeping in their new home near Kansas this week. Percy Murphy is confined in his home with the measles. Mrs E Meloy spent Friday at West Terre Haute with her daughter, Mrs Jess Beachout. William Meeker's house caught fire one day last week and part of the roof was burned off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden Moore
Daughetee
Alph Claypool
Ana Nay
Kelley
Kansas
Percy Murphy
E. Meloy
West Terre Haute
Jess Beachout
William Meeker
Sarah Treadway
Tone Treadway
Allen Blaker
Will Blaker
Rev
T. C
Adam Cullop
Louis L. Life
Terre' Haute
Guy Caldwell
Nellie
Salem
Ella Hand
Harriet Lindley
Hutsonville
Bess Holaday
Quaker Lane
Ross Hardin
Robinson
Wm. Holaday
Nellie Ryerson
James Mason
Carlisle
Indiana
Ruby Hicks
Emly Steinbaugh
Raymond Melton
Roy Hicks
Orville Medsker
Melrose
Bess
Holaday
Washington, D. C
Eo W. H. Piety
Kathryn Wright
West Union
Martin Newlin
Howard Taggart
South Side
Daniel Napier
Jackson
Hattie Stoddard
Indianapolis
Katie Cramer
Illinois
John Andrews
Will Janney
Lindsey
Goleman
S. M. Kelley
Will Sutton
Fair Grounds
Advent Church
Charles Rowe
Terre Haute
Felix Blankenbaker
Barber
Warrensburgh
Ill
Samuel Deahl
Leo Fasig
Samantha Blankenbeker
S G. Blankenbeker
Nora
Shiloh
St. Paul Church
Albert van Horn
John Snider
M. J. Flenner
Our City
Vine Street
Our
Church of God Bethel
Mr. Barber
Ridgelawn
Sam Deahl
Depot
Shreveport
Local health and community notices from South Dolson area
Hurley Findley and family are sick with grippe Percy Murphy is very sick from measles Hacker plans moving to Sam Morgan's farm near Brossman soon. Dock Morgan bought Liggett farm north of Auburn Chas Hutchings and wife on silk list. Mr and Mrs Oda Marrs visited Mrs Alice Newman at Shilo. Alonzo Allred in poor health. neighbors chopped and hauled wood. R E Babcock and daughter Cecil visited Pearley Babcock at Spiketown. Charley Graham stayed with Glenn and Mrs Morgan at Wetzel. Rev J S Arvin has tonsillitis. Mrs John Reed ill. Mrs Oda Marrs guest of Mrs David Hughes at Marshall Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Findley
Percy Murphy
Hacker
Sam Morgan
Brossman
Dock Morgan
Liggett
Auburn
Chas
Hutchings
Oda Marrs
Alice Newman
Shilo
Alonzo Allred
John Reed
David Hughes
Marshall
Local figures entertained at dinner and farm move noted
Cleone Golda Connelley and Ruby Welsh were entertained at dinner Sunday by Mrs. Emily Black and her niece Elma. W. M. Ulrey's are moving part of their farm equipment to their new home at the old Hammon Manor. Elmer Barbee and Cleveland Conley had a car of corn shipped into Oll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleone Golda Connelley
Ruby Welsh
Emily Black
Elma
W. M. Ulrey
Hammon Manor
Elmer Barbee
Cleveland Conley
Oll
Rural social notes and upcoming meetings at Lindsey Chapel
The report lists Saturday and Sunday callers at various farms, with C C Walcott and Les Irwin among them. Meetings are planned to begin at Lindsey Chapel on March 8. The Sherman McNary annual sale drew a large crowd with good prices for goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Walcott
Kansas
M. W. Connelly
Les Irwin
Oilfield
Bill Ulrey
Fred Garner
Humboldt
S. Garner
Lindsey Chapel
Steward Gilbert
M. W. Connelley
Samuel Lawrence
Aliey Whitson
William Alrey
A. Connelley
Sherman‘ McNary
Local notes from West Union and surrounding areas
Mrs. Alice Clapp returned home on the first Thursday. Mrs. Nettie Lawhiskey travels to Cleveland to unite with her husband. Sam Lindley suffered a foot injury chopping wood but recovers. Mrs. Claude Carlyle of Clinton, Ind. dies. body to be brought for interment. American Legion held a well attended gathering at their hall. Walter Carlyle from Akron returned home. O. T. Shawler is ill. Baptist Sunday school convention drew many speakers. Mrs. M. Tingley of Hymera visited relatives. Mrs. Wall Buckner tended her ailing son Ernest in Terre Haute then returned home. Sherman Hutchinson visited Marshall. Rev. John Craig of Marshall conducted John Collier’s funeral at Brick church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lindley
Union Hospital
Claude Carlyle
Clinton
Ind
American Legion
Walter Carlyle
Akron
Ohio
T. Shawler
M. T. Tingley
Hymera
Wall Buckner
Ernest
Terre Haute
Sherman Hutchinson
Marshall
John Craig
John Collier
Local Religious Appointments and Social News in West York
West York Eld Stivers of Sumner will fill his Church of Christ appointment Saturday evening, Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Sheaff of Hutsonville filled his Methodist church appointment Sunday afternoon. Marriage of Sarah Treadway and Allen Blaker occurred Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Bailiff officiating. Many social visits and family news follow from Terre Haute to Hutsonville and Melrose area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld Stivers
Sumner
Church of Christ
Rev. Sheaff
Hutsonville
Methodist Church
Local notes report injuries deaths and visits across Martinsville
Mrs Howard Taggart breaks both leg bones near the right ankle after a fall on the south side bluff. Comrade Willis Smith dies in Indianapolis on return from Martinsville. Several funerals held including Mrs Samantha Blankenbeker and Mrs Blankenbeker. Fire damages Samuel Deahl house insured. Many residents, visitors, and trades report in from Terre Haute Indianapolis Warrensburgh and California trips.
Candidate for Road Commissioner in Marshall Township
George M. Morgan announces his candidacy for Road Commissioner of Marshall Township subject to approval by the Republican Party. He signs the declaration detailing his intent to seek the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Township
George M. Morgan
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Marshall, I
Mitchell & Pulley
Dr. Pulley
Dr Mitchell
Mitchell Bldg
West Side Square
Wabash
Stephen C. Bradley
Cole and
Cole’s Abstract
J.B. Arvin
Missouri
Clarksville, Ilinois
Bubeck & Gallagher
C. M. Bubeck
J. E. Gallagher
Ilinois
bLee H. Knowles
Marshall, Ill
John Cunningham
Bertha Knight
Wabash Valley
Montgomery’s Garage
Jim Howe
Henry Thompson
Minnesota
Opal White
Otto Amstott
Frank Dudley
George Pritchard
Dolson
Will Moore
Spike
South Dolson
Fletcher
Astoria
Alice Clapp
Nettie Lawhiskey
Cleveland
Lawhiskey
Nettie Giaeon
Allen Hicks
Roy
Martinsville
Marguerite Cullop
Huntsville
Catherine Draper
Charles
Charley Gurley
Guyer Church
H. B. Shoaff
Guyer Cemetery
Grace Musgra
Opal Stanfield
George Paxton
North Mill Street
Salle Cook
Victor Winterrowd
Fort Sheridan Hospital
Martin Collier
Winter Park
Fla
Nettle Taggart
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Booth & Handy
Bostonian Shoes
Queen Quality Shoes
the Purity Bakery
Davis & Son
Foarhoe
Golder
Chas. Brandenstein
Trucking & Moving
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