Local Notes From West Union and Nearby Areas
Mrs Howard Martin of Century Indiana visited sister Mrs C M Keesner last week. B F Poorman went to Katy Texas last Tuesday. Mrs Chas Williams of Clinton Indiana visits her mother Mrs Kate Williamson and relatives. Claude Carlyle and children returned to Clinton Indiana Saturday. Mrs Ella Marvin opened a millinery store in the Flowers building. D W Hull visited Marshall Friday. Vincent Williamson of Detroit Michigan visiting home folks. Harry Marvin remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Martin
Century
Ind
C M Keesner
B. F Poorman
Katy
Texas
Chas Williams
Clinton
Kate Williamson
Claude Carlyle
Ella Marvin
D. W. Hull
Marshall
Vincent Williamson
Detroit
Mich
Harry Marvin
Martinsville couples wed at Church of God parsonage
Harry Ludwig of Effingham and Bessie Fasig of Martinsville married at the Church of God parsonage by Rey W C Crisman. They plan a trip through northeastern Ohio after visiting Terre Haute with Leo Fasig. Comrade Ben Blankenbeker of Lindsay visits relatives for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ludwig
Effingham
Bessie Fasig
Martinsville
Eliza Fasig
Toledo Street
Rey W C Crisman
Church of God
Leo Fasig
Terre Haute
Ohio
Ben Blankenbeker
Lindsey
Fred McFarland
Local Notes From Sumner And Nearby Areas
West York Yt th e Rider ED Stivers of Sumner filled h's appointment here Saturday evening and Sunday. Lari and Vern Bradbury left for Buffalo Wye. Its war claim, the latter for {. 7 Teds to attend a business col Ioore Newlin left for Port Gib eon Miss to visit his brother. Ira Newt nd family and Mrs CC R. Piety of Gravs ya's id, and Mrs Jake Batts of Verion were guests of Mr. and Mrs Martin Newlin, Wednesday. Ros Hicks of Elbing Kansas who preert qoanth with his parents Wr ag Allen Flicks left for han. i M t pal Stanfield visited her awunt tania Burson at Paris last week tap Saturday, theeila Clements moves to the hae Ce or farm Wednesdays around Frances Lindles John 4, and Herbert Seigel attended football tournament at Olney. Sunday and Saturday, returning Sun at class Thomas Weir, Walter Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Stivers
Sumner
Sunde Lari
Vern Bradbury
Wedformer
Buffalo Wye
Ioore Newlin
Port Gibeon
Ira Newt
CC R. Piety
Gravs
Jake Batts
Verion
Irs Martin Newlin
Ros Hicks
Elbing
Kansas
T Pal Stanfield
Tania Burson
Paris
Theeila Clements
Frances Lindles John
Herbert Seigel
Olney
West York School Gains From New Law and Strong Attendance
Raymond Melton left Friday for me eing, Kansas to work in the oil field. Harper Reynolds has returned from visiting his son at Watson and now visits his daughter Mrs Rush Clements at Hattin. The school progresses with Paul Musgrave and Leola Hagar as instructors. There are 80 pupils with good average daily attendance. The new school law has benefited the West York school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Melton
Meeing
Kansas
Harper Reynolds
Watson
Rush Clements
Hattin
Paul Musgrave
Leola Hagar
West York
Local Notes From Five Points Area And Surroundings
Mrs E Meloy and son Emmet visited Wellington Hurst and family near Five Points. William Moore and family moved to Mr LeGore's place near Spiketown. Nancy Claypool returned home after visiting her brother John and wife near Kansas. Jake Kannamacher will move his saw mill south of Marshall when roads allow. Jerry Claypool family ill with flu. Sperry Ophir and Claypools traded in Martinsville. Marlin Claypool’s son Joe of Oil Field is seriously ill. Will Davis hosted a pound supper for Opal Davis's 20th birthday with about 60 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Meloy
Emmet
Wellington Hurst
Five Points
William Moore
LeGore
Spiketown
Nancy Claypool
John
Kansas
Jake Kannamacher
Marshall
Jerry Claypool
Sperry
Ophir Claypool
Martinsville
Marlin Claypool
Joe
Oil
Will Davis
Opal
Local Notes: relocations and family updates
James Doran family moves south of Oblon near Lind sey and Mrs Otto Amstott improves slowly. Willie Leasure and son Victor visit sister Iren Wells. Ed Medsker and wife visit Harry Medsker. Charlie Gilberts move to Albert Hall farm. Infant son of Hedge Kinderine buried at Island Grove. Audrey White returns from Martinsville. Nelson Baker conducts Martinsville business. Ray Spivey and Grace Sneed visit Roy Roberts. John Spraker on sick list. Lulu Blankenbeker works for Harry Blankenbeker in Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Willie Leasure
Victor
Iren Wells
Ed. Medsker
Harry Medsker
Charlie Gilberts
Albert Hall
Hedge Kinderine
Island Grove
Audrey White
Martinsville
Nelson Baker
Ray Spivey
Roy Roberts
Grace Sneed
Arthur Martin
John Spraker
Lulu Blankenbeker
Harry Blankenbeker
Choctaw Social Notes and Family Visits
Jesse Walker and family recover from flu with support from relatives. Blizzard family visited Mrs Lucy Parr and Amos Haddix in Terre Haute. Mdith Garner stayed with Aunt Myrtle Shotts in Freedom as Mdith’s week progressed. Farr family moved to Prank Chairs farm near Paris Valley. Williams helped neighbors with a new cut off saw. Mrs Hofflenbeck’s debt to Mrs Lata Clough noted amid illness and misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Walker
John
Maude
Vartha
Golda Blizzard
Lucy Parr
Amos Haddix
Terre Haute
Hollenbeck Mdith Garner
Myrtle Shotts
Freedom
Farr
Paris Valley
Williams
Mrs Randall Blaker and locals note obituaries and events
Mrs Randall Blaker of Hutsonville visited her sister Mrs Howard Jackson. Mrs Claude Carlyle, daughter of James Prevo, was buried here Tuesday. Mrs Fanny Murphy hosted a quilting last Tuesday. Word arrived of the death of James Laughead, formerly of this place, and he was buried in Hutsonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Blaker
Hutsonville
Howard Jackson
Claude Carlyle
James Prevo
Fanny Murphy
James Laughead
Hutsonville Cemetery
Local notes: moves, illnesses, and visits around town
Mrs Jno Shawver and Mina visited Tuesday. Jesse Graham's family moved to Casey and considers entering the feed business. Mr Tarble returns from Hot Springs in ill health. J A Anderson moves a house north of town. P B Black suffers flu. Geo Tarble of Detroit visits. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during sickness and death of a father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Shawver
Mina
J. N. Poffinberger
Jesse Graham
Casey
Martin Tarble
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Tarble
J. A. Anderson
P. B. Black
Geo, Tarble
Detroit
Mich
Casey Edna First Back From Charleston Visit
Edna First returned Sunday from a week with relatives in Charleston. The column lists multiple local people traveling to or visiting others in cities such as Detroit Indianapolis Terre Haute and Butler along with social gatherings at the Woman's Research club and Casey Informal club breakfasts and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Charleston
Ohio Chapel News Chronicle of March Social Updates
Walter Bartlett left March 1 for Iowa to work this summer. Dolson Prairie resident Grayden Weir visited Oscar Spangler. Emory Van Fleet and family spent Sunday with J. W. Brown and wife. Harris Brown and wife welcomed a baby boy born Thursday. Mrs Arthur Cork visited her parents Mer rick Cox in Marshall. Mrs W White went to Bloomington Ind for ill health of daughter Mrs W A Shotwell. Ida Craig and Marie Davison saw Alma and Grace White. J W Van Fleet moved to a new home north of Marshall. Tender White visited Hugh and Wayne Medsker. J W Brown suffers a wounded hand from a horse kick. S BE Mattis family ill with flu but improved. Carroll Craig and son John visited J A Davison family. Alexander Craig visited his parents. Tred Davison’s of Avon moving to old Janney farm. Alvis Lindley and family visited West York brother. Carroll Gard had the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bartlett
Iowa
Grayden Weir
Dolson Prairie
Oscar Spangler
Emory van Fleet
J. W. Brown
Harris Brown
Arthur Cork
Merrick Cox
Marshall
W. White
Bloomington
Ind
W. A. Shotwell
Ida Craig
Marie Davison
Alma
Grace White
J. W. van Fleet
Marehall
Alexander Craig
Tred Davison
Avon
Janney Farm
Alvis Lindley
West York
Carroll Gard
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Mitchell Bldg
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Wabash Phone 395
Stephen C. Bradley
Cole and
Cole’s Abstract
South Side
J.B. Arvin
Missouri
Clarksville, Illinois
Bubeck & Gallagher
J. E. Gallagher
Illinois
Indiana
Clyde H. Knowles
Waibasa
John Cunningham
Neere
West Union
Thomas Weir
Walter Conner
Hart Schaffner
Mark
Booth & Handy
Bostonian Shoes
Queen Quality Shoes
Dolson
James Doran
Oblon
Otto Amstott
Hofflenbeck
Darwin
Lata Clough
York
Cleone
Honderich Cimarén
Fletcher
Ostoria
Eleanor Franklin
Lillian Clearwater
W R. Lucas
Indianapolis
O. B. Williams
Mesdames Ruth Brooks
Nora Longabaugh
Mr. Briscoe of
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Charles Sturdevant
St. Louis
Catherine Sturdevant
Zee Foreman
J. M Foreman
C. S. Deck
Newton, Ill
Bern LeMay
A. H. Rockefeller
Brookville
India Sanford
Hsther Harrison
Helen Listman
Charles Parker
Butle
Parker Bros
Henry Elliott
Columbus Elliott
Esther Walling
J. A. Walling
Kent H. Morgan
J B. Moore
Robert G. Holmes
St. Petersburg
Fla
L. C Myler
Bruce Thompson
John McAdams
Ross Lee
Kis
Sarah A. Brown
James Alkire
Kentucky
Lattie M Jacobs
Woman's Research Club
Jefferson Street
Memorial Building
Night Owl
Lara Fortney
East Main Street
Betha Underwood
Thelma Whitney
Ohio Chapel
Clark County
The
Marshall State Bank
Marshall, Illinois
Federal Reserve Bank
Eason
Florence Baker
Ben T. Baird
R. H. Brown
L. Cole
Emanuel Claypool
E. Claypool
B. M. Davison
Abe Finkbiner
J W. Graham
Jos. Grabenheimer
Bert Hogue Be, R. Hurst
A. C. Hammond
Jessie LeSeure
E. D. Morton Foster Martin J. J. Meehling
Sallie Peace America Quick
Make! Rains
G. G Robertson Irvin Rogers
N. T. Robertson
H.R. Snavely
Jay Swern
Taubeneck
Fannie Weir
Geo Whitlock
Jos. Williams
American Steel & Wire Co
Dixon, Marshall
Trimble Brothers
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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