Springfield visits and social notes from the Emerson family
Dan Emerson of Springfield visited Saturday with his father Edward Emerson and other relatives. Mrs. Carl V. Taubeneck hosted the Stitchery club on Thursday at her South Fifth street home with a two course luncheon. Mrs. G. F. Stout and her son Creal spent last week in New Burnside visiting Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and other relatives. Mrs. D. D. Doll left Sunday for Findlay Ohio to visit her daughter Mrs. Clarence Smith, accompanied by her son Louie to Columbus to meet Mr. Smith.
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Dan Emerson
Springfield
Edward Emerson
Carl V. Taubeneck
Stitchery Club
South Fifth Street
D. D. Doll
Findlay
Ohio
Clarence Smith
Louie
Columbus
Mr. Smith
Week's Doings Fill Visits and Birth Notices Across Towns
Mrs Chas Taylor guests of Mrs Anna Lutz. Edna Beadle spent weekend in Terre Haute with relatives. Miss Randall danced in Martinsville. Births announced: Juanita Fern, Donald Lee, and another daughter. Numerous visits span Wanatah Paris Terre Haute Indianapolis and Martinsville with friends and family gatherings.
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Edna Beadle
Terre Haute
Local Residents Visit and Travel News from Marshall Area
Mrs. George Somerville of Paris and her mother visited Tuesday. Terre Haute guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otto McVick and Misses Esther Riley and Edyth Cunningham. The Ralstons visited Indianapolis, Abe Garver toured the Southwest, and Grace Lake returned from nursing in Martinsville. Otto Taubeneck visits from Bloomington, John Cunningham family travels Terre Haute, R C Jones reports Oakland winter, and Harry Edwin Smith Jr. birth announced in Seattle.
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George Somerville
Paris
Grant Pritchard
Esther Riley
Edyth.Cunningham
Frank Fawley
Terre Haute
Grace Lake
Golden Cunningham
Martinsville
Harry Smith
Harry Edwin, Jr
Mrs. Smith
Seattle, Wash
Marshall area social notes and political call in March
Local residents visit Martinsville and Paris Christmas Lake Lakeland reunion reports and hospital returnees. Taxes collected by county deputies with Marshall as payment point. Republican primary convention set for March 19 at the courthouse with Poorman Connelly Hollenbeck as committee.
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Marshall Township
Court House
Poorman, Connelly & Hollenbeck
Light globes stolen from courthouse
An unknown person stole four light globes from the courthouse yesterday. The building will now close after office hours and on Sunday afternoons. W. A. Byram, Sheriff.
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Court House
Difficulties of Aspiring Editor in a Western Paper
A joking note claims the Roccay Mountain Cyclone faced typographical troubles. The printer failed to supply letters and carets, delaying print with missing ph sounds. The editors promise to persevere until the typeset letters arrive, quipping about spelling errors and continuing the cyclone.
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Roccay Mountain
Speeding tale at the police court a lighthearted exchange
Deakin and Gaydon leave the police court where Gaydon was fined for speeding. Asked how fast, Gaydon says forty miles per hour. Deakin jokes he wishes a police arrest to claim his old bus was doing forty and gain publicity.
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Deakin
Gaydon
Caydon
Deak
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