Local Notes On Residents and Events
Homer Bertie Hust.d has a new buggy. Fred Shade of Auburn has moved to Stay. Harry Switzer is working for Will Brossman. Homer Johnson has sold his auto to Martinsville parties. Those early birds in the oats fields are taking a vacation now. Fred Tingley came over from Wa bash Tuesday for a load of hay. Will McDonald and wife attended the funeral of a relative at Livingston, Sunday. Rolla Burger came home Thursday from the pipe line camp at Sorento. During Monday night’s storm lightning struck the chimney on the Roy Romines house. The Vandalla had men patrolling the track Saturday night for fear of trouble arising because of the threatened strike. Democrats of Auburn nominated Burns Hurst for supervisor and Allen Phillips commissioner. Republicans nominated Homer Brosman and Mr Liggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Hust
Fred Shade
Auburn
Harry Switzer
Will Brossman
Homer Johnson
Martinsville
Oats
Fred Tingley
Wabash
Will McDonald
Livingston
Rolla Burger
Pipe One
Sorento
Roy Romines
Democrats
Burns Hurst
Allen Phillips
Homer Brosman
Liggett
Dems choose Will Combs and J P Daughhetee for justice posts
Local Democrats met at the town house and nominated Will Combs and J P Daughhetee for justices of the peace. Other notes mention Alpha Claypool receiving a new automobile, a suspected appendicitis case, farm fire near Green Moss, and plans for a new state road from Oilfield toward Parker township with routes near Marshall and Vandalin depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Webright
Green Moss School
Oilfield
Parker Township
Marshall
Delson
Martinsville
Auburn
Local notes report measles and travel for nearby towns
J D Welle was in Marshall the past week. FOG bHasten was in West Union Thursday and Joe Cornwell was in West Union Wednesday. Several measles cases reported in town. Hay is being sold cold. Pastures are starting slowly. Frank Stanfield removing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eck
Fog
bHasten
West Union
Joe Cornwell
Frank Stanfield
Local Property Moves and Agricultural Notes
Nick Thompson to move into J D Wells owned house south of here. Geo Walt of Allright will owe to the vacated place. Rains help grass and small grain but delay oats sowing. Meadows harmed by last fall’s drought may reduce the hay crop. Township parties nominate spring election tickets. Fred Crumline opens a sugar camp on his father’s farm with evaporating plant and trees tapped for sap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Thompson
J D Wells Geo Walt
Allright
Fred Crumline
Birds Return and Town Notes Highlight Quiet Week
John Moke on the sick list. Sassafras tea and maple molasses shared. James Wright and family visited Oliver. Grandma Huey hosted Mrs Kallansa. Chester English joins Ohio Oil office in Marshall. Miss Sanders of Anderson stayed with Ike Huey. Margaret Forbeck plans to start a school near Martinsville. Harlan English of Redman spent time with Ed M English and wife. Joe Hoodson of Kokomo visited. likes Kokomo but notes harsher weather. Birds returning in large numbers. first bird law cited from Deuteronomy. Francis Hudderson returned to Kokomo after tonsil and adenoids operation in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moke
James Wright
Oliver
Allen Wright
Huey
Kallansa
Chester English
Ohio Oil
Marshall
Miss Sanders
Anderson
Ike Huey
Margaret Forbeck
Martinsville
Harlan English
Redman
Ed M English
Joe Hoodson
Kokomo
Ind
Francis Hudderson
Kakomo
John Alvey
Indianapolis
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Sick List
Mrs. Claude Kearns is on the sick list. Miss Hallie Drake spent last week with friends in Oblong. Mrs. Vera Blaker of Danville visited here with her parents. Mrs. Cecil Miller of Terre Haute spent Sunday with local friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Shawler visited Dr. Burnside and family. Mesdames Fred Marvin Wil Marvin Charles Prevo and Clifford Crumlin entertained at Mrs. Cary Marvin’s home. Thursday afternoon event honored Mrs. Edgar Williams with a pink and white theme and miscellaneous decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Drake
Vera Blaker
Danville
J. D. Carlyle
Cecil Miller
Terre Haute
L. A. Shawler
Burnside
Fred Marvin
Wil Marvin
Charles Prevo
Clifford Crumlin
Cary Marvin
Edgar Williams
Mrs Williams Receives Useful Articles At Gathering
In refreshments, Mrs Williams received a number of useful articles. Those present included Miss Ona Bartlett, Miss Frances Bartlett, Ollie Lindley, Maud Low, Esther Ferris, and Mesdames Russell Poonman, Cliff Crumlin, Fred Marvin, Charles Prevo, and William Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Misses Ona
Frances Bartlett
Ollie Lindley
Maud Low
Esther Ferris
Mesdames Russell Poonman
Cliff Crumlin
Fred Marvin Charles Prevo
William Marvin
Boomer Days Mentioned Amid Local Notices
Local notes discuss Boomer Days with plans for two nice days, visitors from Casey and Orange, and church revival led by Rev Huggins in Clarksville with five new members. A cemetery expansion worth $10 per plot is proposed, railroads praised, and party nominations for local offices outlined with April elections looming.
Death of Ray Snyder in Wichita Falls After Drowning
A notice announced Ray Snyder son of Mr and Mrs D N Snyder died by drowning in Wichita Falls Texas. His body arrived here Wednesday after traveling south with a carnival company as an electrician. Nearby items note civic and personal events including marriages births quarantines and a weak city primary election outcome with 21 votes for Citizens and 9 for Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Snyder
D. N. Snyder
Wichita Falls
Texas
Carnival
IL. Pratt
Grace Ethel Johnston
Cairo
Lydia Bennett
Charleston
Emmett
Wilma Bernadine
Edward Jacobs
Parker
Rose Shuey
Citizens
The
Peoples
Casey News Briefs From The Banner Times
Mrs Z E Brant is reported very low with pneumonia Joe Carrell left for Lemon North Dakota to spend the summer on a farm Mrs Kid Brooks and her mother Mrs Heywood return to Tulsa taking her to Columbus Ind Mrs Wallace Young visits her daughter Mrs Roy Howe in Columbus Ind Illinois crude oil rises six cents to 187 a barrel Mrs Louisa Neeley dies at age about 68 stockholders of Casey Water Extension Co elect nine directors J B Walls Frank Miller R A Young George G Robertson Dolt Young Will Lansbery G C W Shimel W M Abmente A L Ruffner and organize with A A Young president A Ia Ruffner vice president G G Robertson treasurer Frank Miller secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Times
Z. E Brant
Joe Carrell
Lemon
North Dakota
Kid Brooks
Tulsa
Okla
Heywood
Wallace Young
Columbus
Ind
Roy Howe
W. H. Harlan
St. Anthony
Iowa
E. Chenoweth
Louisa Neeley
Casey Water Extension Company
Sanford Hall
J. B. Walls
Frank Miller
R. A. Young
Geo. G. Robertson
Dolt Young
William Saiter to Auction 35 Cattle at Marshall Farm
William Saiter will hold a public sale of 35 head of cattle, some horses and farm implements at his farm three miles southeast of Marshall on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saiter
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Banking Department
Marshall State Bank
Bank of the People
Homer
Alpha Claypool
Mat Snyder
John Ross
Cayuga
Sid Fitzgarreld
Town House
Will Combs
J P Daughhetee
Essary
Melrobe
J.D. Welle
Claude Kearns
del Martinsville
John Bilakeman
Orange
M_ Duffy
Casey
Huggins
Clarksville
Baptist Church
John Kettring
Kettring
Jerry Ishler
Taylor Ryan
Justices of the Peace
John Watters
Everett Blankenbaker
John Elliott
A. Turner
Alex Linn
Id Tyhurst
Bert McNary
Westfield
Red Arrow
Keifer Drug Co
Cole Bros
Ben T. Baird
Bubeck & Gallagher
Doll’s Grocery
Doll
Groceries and Queensware
Pythian Theatre
Paramount Pictures
Victor Moore
Anita King
North American
World Pictures
Alice Brady
Mary Pickford
Violet Misereau
Kelfer’s Drug Store
Fox Night
Fox
George Walsh
Anna Luthor
the Beast
W. T. Platt
W. M. Burns D. Smith
California
Swift
ROY Scott & CO
Walnut Prairie, Ill
Vevey
Xemé
Tory
Pulver’s Garage
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