Local Notes Reflect Illness Travel and Weather
Roscoe Mason confined to home with grippe and family reports, Supt. James Athey visits schools. Several residents visit Terre Haute Robinson Bloomfield and Swiss City. Flu wanes with students back in school. Clara Mount injured in a Chicago area car wreck. A storm from the southwest produces brief cyclone like damage and rain with hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Mason
Grippe
James Athey
Lowden Reel
Terre Haute
Thomas Athey
Robinson
Samuel Cullop
James Lindley
Herbert
Margaret Rook
Jessie
Carlisle
Chicago
Clara Mount
Viola Smith
Bloomfield
Swiss City
Ind
Allen Hicks
Lawrenceville
Mary
Frances Lindley
Anne Baker
Robert Ryerson
Herbert Seigel
M. A. Bruner
Marshall
Crawford County
Martin Newlin
Local notes from Marshall area on illnesses and visits
Jerry Claypool and wife were in Marshall Monday. Dan Hazen's baby is very ill with brain fever. Alpha Claypool's baby ill with influenza. Ray Newman and wife welcomed a baby girl Sunday. Forrest Meloy's family moving to Riley Davis place near Clarksville. Mrs J H Hutchens and son of near Auburn visited relatives here last week. Clayton Shreve and Harry Washburn of Marshall were in the vicinity Sunday. Sylvan Fitzgerald and John Hurst and families visited Christian Hutchings Sunday. John Claypool and Blanche Downs wed in Marshall Saturday. Mr Hinkle sister Bertha and Mr Groves of West Liberty spent Sunday at Mr Buschmeyer's. Sylvan Morgan, recently discharged from the navy in Seattle, returned home last week. Mrs Laura Heimer closed her school term due to flu in her district. She teaches the Kelly school. John Boesinger south of Marshall sawing wood for Will Davis and J B Hutchings with a gas engine and buzz saw. Miss Mamie Ross closed five months' term of school in Germany district Saturday. Some of the young people here visited the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Claypool
Marshall Monday
Dan Hazen
Alpha Claypool
Ray Newman
Forrest Meloy
Riley Davis Place
Clarksville
Clayton Shreve
Harry Washburn
Marshall
Sylvan Fitzgerald
John Hurst
Christian Hutchings
John Claypool
Blanche Downs
W H Stephens
Hinkle
Bertha
Groves
West Liberty
Buschmeyer
Sylvan Morgan
Navy
Seattle
Wash
Laura Heimer
Kelly
John Boesinger
Will Davis
J B. Hutchings
Mamie Ross
Germany
Every man makes mistakes but a servant of the people
A terse aphorism asserts that public service obliges high accountability and humility. It contrasts common errors with the standard expected of leaders who serve the public, stressing that success requires staying accessible and unsnubbed by citizens.
Rural Movements and Family News Across Counties
Aunt Jane Clapp improves slowly in health Roy and Mrs Fox start housekeeping on a Pleasant Hill farm Charley Wieland moved to a farm bought from Phil Inlow Grover, youngest son of James McClary, buried in Clarksville cemetery Hurley Findley moved to Lu Stephenson’s farm Forrest Meloy moved to the Davis farm Glenn Morgan and wife began housekeeping on a farm north of Paris He will work for Harold English Homer Clark’s son John in France arrived at Hoboken NJ and will be sent to Camp Dix, expects to return soon.
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Charley Wieland
Phil Inlow Grover
James McClary
Clarksville Cemetery
Hurley Findley
Riley Davis
Lu Stephenson
Forrest Meloy
Davis
Glenn Morgan
Paris
Harold English
Homer Clark
John
France
Hoboken NJ
Camp Dix
Spiketown Figures and Local Movements Reported
Sam Umbarger has influenza Ruth Washburn stayed home over Sunday Fred Gagen will move to Kansas to work for a gas company Dan Eckle rents his farm to Howard Harper and the Eckles will relocate to Marshall George Renner and family Sue Smitley Mrs Harper Miss Florence Harper and Howard Harper with family were dinner guests at Dan Eckle's home Dan Eckle's wife received word from son Irvin Honderich of Davenport Jaws that he accepts a tractor company chief engineer post in Charles City Iowa at $4000 yearly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gagen
Kansas
Dan Eckle
Howard Harper
Dan
Marshall
George Renner
Sue Smitley
Harper
Florence Harper
Irvin Honderich
Davenport
Jaws
Charles City
Local Notables and Celebrations From Casey Area
Misses Ethel Thompson and Agnes Green of Marshall spent the weekend with Pauline Clawson in Casey. Mrs Shimel visited Terre Haute to see her brother Frank Hendrickson who recently returned from France. Max Gehl came home from Florence Alabama after five months at a government plant. Lloyd F Miller, Casey pioneer and Civil War veteran, died suddenly at 77. Thomas Tefft of the 37th Division returned from overseas after ten months service with a knee wound. Mrs Buckle left for St Louis to join her husband. Mrs Peters and Mr Peters will relocate to Chicago. J B Phillips and A G Phillips visited Hot Springs Arboretum. Arb or and Mrs Scott T Maynard and children were called by L F Miller's death.
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Banner Times
Ethel Thompson
Agnes Green
Marshall
Pauline Clawson
Casey
F Shimel
Terre Haute
Frank Hendrickson
France
Max Gehl
Florence
Ala
Lloyd F Miller
Thomas Tefft
M W Buckle
St Louis
P T Peters
Chicago
Mr Peters
J B Phillips
A G Phillips
Hot Springs Arbor
Scott T Maynard
Chanute
Kas
L F Miller
Local Dispatch Reports 33rd Division Returns From France
The Review notes the 33rd Division expected back from France in May. The 130th Infantry includes old Company A from Westfield and Casey, part of this division. Homecomings include Foster Goble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goble, and Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Bennett moving northeast. Westfield booms despite high prices and railroad discontinuance.
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France
130Th
Westfield
Casey
T. M. White
Town
Brook Bennett Place
Foster Goble
Albert Goble
Don R. Bennett
Switz City
Ind
Bennett
Martineville Begs At 33 Cents In March Headlines
March in Martineville has been ideal though some districts report severe conditions. Friends and locals Jerome Gallatin Nate Seaton Fred Welsh visit the city while Sam Nelidig and Mr and Mrs John Sloan are noted residents from Kickapoo Casey Blue Grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Gallatin
Friendship
Nate Seaton
Fred Welsh
Blue Grass
Sam Nelidig
Kickapoo
John Sloan
Casey
Town News Sketches and Family Notes
Residents report visits from J W B Hutchings of Dolson and Chester Snavely from Chicago. Lieut Levi Noakes returns from overseas while Hiram Mallory’s wife finished two weeks in Terre Haute. Water tank on East Main Street removed for highway work and local influenza cases rise with 15 sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W B. Hutchings of
Dolson
Levi Noakes
Hiram Mallory
Terre Jiaute
Germany Must Pay War Reparations Demand For Immediate 5 Billion
The Paris Peace Conference Committee on Reparation estimates enemy nations owe 120 billion dollars to the Allies. It calls for immediate payment of five billion with the rest due over 26 to 36 years. The report also notes low wages for Chinese silk workers at 11 cents a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Peace Conference Committee On Reparation
China
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Near Auburn
South Dolson
Jane Clapp
Roy Fox
Pleasant Hill
Overland
Southwest Corner Square
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Erik
America
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Company
Spiketown
Sam Umbarger
Ruth Washburn
Martineville
Libby
D. D
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Chester
East Main Street
Chester Bartholomew
Perry Kimlin
Martinsville
E Cooper
Orange
Elias Blankenbeker
Theo Freeman
Mt. Carmel
William Hodge
Jackson
Biddie Thompson
Charlotte Chew
Mary Jackson
Esther Grant
Colorado
Mary Murphy
Hutsonville
Hallie
Manford Osborn
Indiana
John. ‘Rowe
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
The
Marshall State Bank
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