Moonseins Ed Artman Visits Annapolis Area
Ed Artman of Annapolis spent Sunday afternoon at Ella Thompson's with Klis wife and children. A ramber from here visited Jas Smith's sugar vamp Tom Rhree held a public sale last Thursday. He will work for Tom Gel this summer. Riva Groves, in high school, and Imases spent Sunday with home folks. Luther Nash called on W R Guyer Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Artman
Annapolis Scinily
Ella Thompson
Klis
Jas Smith
Sugar Vamp
Tom Rhree
Tom Gel
Riva Groves
Imases
Luther Nash
W R Guyer
Visits and family guests mark midweek in Indiana towns
Mrs John Jo Welsh of Ladoga arrived to visit and attend the 2nd birthday of her father Wm T Sinclair Sr. Mrs John Randall of Marehall joined Mr and Mrs Howard Bach for a Friday visit. Emma Husted returned home after months in Altamont with her son Tom and family. F K Macklin and daughter hosted relatives from West Terre Haute. Isaac Anderson and Mrs Water also hosted visits. Samuel and Mrs Arthur Tarthan hosted relatives. Edna Winters Lee planned a home visit. many local families, including the Goshen Willison household, welcomed relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jo Welsh
Ladoga
Wm T Sinclair
John Randall
Marehall
Howard Bach
Emma Husted
Altamont
Tom
F K Macklin Ar
West Terre Haut
Macklin
Isaac Anderson
Oeencastle
Foe
Casey
Manta Mitt
John Willison
Westfield Social Affair Highlights Eastward Visit
Mrs Boo Parker and children left Tuesday for a stay in the east while Mrs Fo of Ewing visited. Dinner featured as a highlight with Mrs Seevers and Mrs Day assisting hostesses. Twenty one class members attended the event with guests Mrs Mitchell and Mrs A I Hon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booh Parker
Boas
Day
Miss Fuller
Mitchell
A I. Hon
Residents visit relatives across Indiana and Michigan
Mrs Harry Jallati returns to Woodriver Hl after two weeks with relatives. Mrs Walter Rurberson visits Detroit friends, then Indianapolis. Mrs Robertson, known as Marie Daugh Letee, travels to Iceland Qhto with family. Mr McDaniel visits his mother Minnie Roderwood in Indianapolis. Others travel to Greenup and South Bend for visits. J 4% Hutton and P A Jfione head to South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jallati
Woodriver
Walter Rurbeeeson
Detroit
Indianapolis
Indiana
Robertson
Casey
Marie Daugh
Otha
Melanie
Margare
Iceland
Leon McClintock
Amily
CLARKSVILLE Family Notices Amid Illness and Visits
The Clarksville column notes Mrs Clapp and son Harold returning from Terre Haute where Mrs Clapp was summoned by her mother Mrs James Hunter’s illness. Several neighbors and relatives, including Mrs Harvey, Mrs Schumacher, and Mr Malthouse, visited or spent time with families on weekend days, with various social calls and care arrangements described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utl’? Clapp
Harold
Terre Haute
Clapp
James Hunter
Harveys Shumacher
Henry Malthouse Appleiate
Local residents change homes and visit over weekend
West Union notes list Tet Orshead and wife of Robinson moving back Saturday George Prust visiting his mother Zack Medsker of Melrose stayed here Fiat Kehn and family relocated from Telson place to near Darwin Fred Baker and wife of near York moved to the Delson place Nick Geheh and family spent weekend at Marshal Mrs Adam Haddix visited Friday with Fred Raker and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tet Orshead
Robinson
George Prust
Zack Medsker
Melrose
Fiat Kehn
He Telson Place
Darwin
Fred Baker
Near York
Delson Place
Nick Geheh
Adam Haddix
Fred Raker
Weekend visits and funeral notices in East McDaniel area
Emery Francis spent the weekend with his parents A E Francis and wife Phy. Funeral attendees for Mrs Neoma Byvans of Mhose at Wesley Chapel Friday included Alva Wells and daughter Mary Ellen Fred Stanfield Mr and Mrs Will Sackrid er and Mrs Isaac Hoskinson. Mrs A E B Francis spent Saturday with Mrs Lucy Stanfield who is ill. John Meeker of Terre Haute visited his brother-in-law Will Sacarid. Maynard Welton and family were at West York on business Saturday evening. Dad Stanfield visited Jesse Spraker Wednesday. Wallace Filsett transacted business in Annapolis Saturday. Emery and Ethel Prancis attended Sunday echelat Mt Olive Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neoma Byvans
Mhose
Wesley Chapel
Alva Wells
Mary Ellen
Fred Stanfield
Will Sackrider
Isaac Hoskinson
A EB Francis
Lucy Stanfield
John Meeker
Terre Haute
Will Sacarid
Maynard Welton
West York
Dad Stanfield
Jesse Spraker
Wallace Filsett
Annapelis
Emery
Ethel Prancis
West York Social Roundup and Nearby Visits
Weekend greetings illustrate a network of visits and events across West York and nearby towns. Names include L B Nichols Fred Baker Chas Fowler Gene Fowler Emma Meehling Jon Jake Meehling Lyman Pritchard Ivan Booker Adam Haddix and others. A funeral for Ed Lind and Rains Cemetery burial are noted along with church services and cards club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Nichols
Fred Baker
Chas Fowler
Gene
York
Emma Meehling
Jon
Jake
Bohn
Hastie for County Judge Candidacy and Legal Scope
The notice urges voters to consider Hastie as a candidate for County Judge. It notes changes in the court's scope and dignity, mentions a salary increase from 1200 to 2400 per year, and argues licenses or qualifications are required to practice before the court. It omits discussion of inheritance taxes wills and related matters recently addressed by the Constitutional Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastie
TL Wall
Community Notices and Local Visits Round Up
Will Musgrave Dee and Ollie Lindley attended the Universalist Mission Circle with Mrs. Ed Musgrave Friday afternoon. Mrs. Alonzo Draper visited relatives at Danville Tuesday. A sale near West Union drew town residents Tuesday. R L Bell of Paris remodels his residence for a spring move here. John Pishup of Terre Haute visits relatives in the area. Robinson visitors include Mrs de Sims Mrs V Mitchell Opal Stanfield and Thelma Guyer. Local public would welcome relief from farm relief plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Musgrave
Dee
Rains
Ollie Lindley
Universalist Mission Circle
Ed Musgraves
Alonzo Draper
Danville
James Morton
West Union
R L Bell
Paris
John Pishup
Terre Haute
de Sims
Mrs V Mitchell
Opal Stanfield
Thelma Guyer
Robinson
Sunday Dinner Guests Gather Across Families
Mr and Mrs Arnold Herring Bam and her mother Mrs Clera Flowers hosted a Sunday gathering with the Kennedy and Flowers families. The Alcorns of West Terre Haute visited Jerry Somers and Wm Willmoth’s households. Several Terre Haute groups, including the Dans Quick and Files families, shared Sunday dinner. Jay Yeley and Paul Snedeker joined Clyde Files and children for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Herring Bam
Clera Flowers
Jesse Kennedy
Clyde Hughes
Jane Kennedy
Arch Kennedy
Roy Alcorn
West Terre Haute
Jerry Somers
Wm Willmoth
C Dill
Adeling Quick
Terre Haute
Dan Quick
Virginia
Jay Yeleys
Paul Snedeker
Clyde Files
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Martinsville
Westfield
Wallace Underwood
Greenup
Minnie Toderwood Re
Pysler
Ube
Central College
Inrarapalle
Fred Chrysler
Wade “Arner
National Supply Co
Lawrenceville
Mies
Hutton
Jfione
South Bend Ind
W Ruffner
Hine
Warren
Ocr
Clarksville
Taille
Mrs Jabe
Rald
Pearl
Syett
Die Jaa
Wsrick
Jack
Ruth Walker
Tok
Ree Walther
Obene
Bes Mmether
Ruti
Tye AN
Mau
East McDaniel
Emery Francis
A. E. Francis
Lyman Pritchard
J. E. Mundy
John Mundy
Lawrem
Hull
Rock Island
Win
Natcher
Velma Martin
Wiest
Vwises
Maxine
Dale Martin
Ivan Booker
Ralyhooper
Floyd Houpt
Jeff Heliene
Wm Haddix
Savi'i
Ottie Nichols
Fares
West
Mathias
Vna
Church of Christ
Emanuel Dehli Winderwea
Fameraboet
Han
Aftereer Sp
Newlin
John Rains
Eld
John L. Cox
Hutsonville Township
T J. Wheeler
Harry C. Ferriman
Wmnddladay ,Jr
Will Miller
Bath
T. Col
Moo
Orville Medsher
Pek
Imogene Thompson
Ike Seymour
Willard Miller
Seymour
brat + Morton
Lamar Prairie
Trimble
Evans
Allen Sanitarium
Ively
Ke Seymour
Mollie Lewis
Cenfer- Hutsonville
James Tindley
Adam Will Miller
Lichtenberger
Dean Retlabatteeroid
Kansas
Gatcher
Crolden Crust Bakery
C. R. Johnson
Alare
Indianapolis Star
McKieg
Toronto Star
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
H. ML
Dewey & Co
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