Local Visitors and Weather Troubles Highlight Week
Mrs. Paul Travioll and Smallson visit Marshall relatives this week. Adam Imle and family from Ernst spend Sunday with Mrs Emma Geisert. Will Higginbotham moved to Samuel Broadhurst's farm. Men repair washouts caused by heavy rain last week. Frank Finkbiner of Marshall visited Daniel Baggs Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ‘Travioll
Smallson
Marshall
Adam Imle
Ernst
Emma Geisert
Will Higginbotham
Samuel Broadhurst
Frank Finkbiner
Daniel Baggs
Leonard Maring Family Weekend And County Dinner
Leonard Maring spent the weekend with his father Andy Marling. A 1922 birthday dinner at Mrs. Sadie Nicol’s marked her 60th. Eleven members attended and 29 took part in the dinner amid heavy rain causing travel disruption. Officers were reappointed: Pearl Hall president Kate Handy vice president M Hybarger secretary Tillie Rogers treasurer Cora Dickson corresponding secretary. The society split into north Lydia Martin and south Thornsbury, with no contest. the losing side must provide the September community dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Maring
Andy Marling
Sadie Nicol
Clint Clark
Indiana
Henry Clark
Vern Jones
Torres Haute
Doug Coryell
Dean Sebastain
West Union
Calvin Sebastain
Jack Barker
St. Louis
Claude Daviss
Albert Bonesteel
Russell Jackson
Jennie Harmon
George Pritchard
Rodney Bell
Lilly Barker
Guy Hand
Quaker Lane
Fannie Murphy
Cora Dickson
Pearl Hall
Kate Handy
M. Hybarger
Tillie Rogers
Lydia Martin
North Side
Thornsburg
South Side
Oliver M. H. Church Ladies' Aid Annual Meeting
The Ladies' Aid of the Oliver M. H. church held their annual meeting at the church on a Wednesday in March. The event highlighted community support and planned upcoming church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the
Oliver M. H. Church
Community Gossip From Marshall Area Social Roundup
Marshall area notes recount gatherings and visits including Sperry and Milo Claypool households, a funeral at Marshall, a 35-person party with games and music, a basketball game, and residents traveling to Lanark and Terre Haute for family events and schooling disruptions. Names include Dickenson, Veach, Birchfield, Feris, Swartz, Williamson, Grow, Gross, Harmon, Buckner, Medsker, and Craig with local church and city updates.
Martinsville Notes and Local Moves and Obits
Martinsville social notes list visits and travel by Dora Stateler Dillon Lathrop Garver Willison and others. Local real estate changes include the Willisons selling north property and buying near the depot. Community events include births and a 90 year old death, plus Republican ticket nominations for supervisor, commissioner, clerk and assessor.
West Union Notes On Illness And Visits
Mrs Freds Reigner remains confined at home due to illness. Ethel Goodwin of Marshall visited relatives here last week. Miss Mary Jane Lindley, teaching near Decatur, came in for her father’s serious illness. Martha Crowe and Nix-Evans of Fintonville visited Thursday with Robinson. Mr and Mrs George Cline were in Marshall Thursday. John Morton and Chester Ratson stayed Wednesday evening in Edin Bon. Mr and Mrs F A Prevo spent Sunday in Terre Haute. A Gh Chanman spent the weekend at her home near Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ophir Claypool
Sperry Claypool
Milo Combs
Marlin Claypool
Arch Birchfield
Auburn
Frank Baker
Near Spiketown
Mike Snyder
Fannie Norris
Colorado
Charles Veach
Roe Davis
George Nicholson
Clarence Birchfield
Marshall
Emil Garver
John Garver
Willam Morgan
Otto
Goldie
Albert Jones
James Bartlett
Owen Hendricks
Marshall City
Spehools
Fred Thompson
Lanark
W. H. ‘Gross
Roy Crumlin
Win. Med
Lloyd Pulver
Emmett Craig
Little Rock
Ark
Santa Garlin
Grover Dillon
Terre Haute
Ben Crowe
Bruce Miller
James McCollum
John C. Craig
Dora Stateler
George Lambdin
Gertrude Dillon
West Terre Haute
Ethel Low
Lola Lathrop
William Willison
A. J. Garver
South of Marshall
Florida
J. H. Garver
Wm. Willison
G. W. Alrey
Milligan
Depot
Newt. Terrell
Mabel
Westfield
Josiah Connelly
George Garver
Decatur
Clem Wiser
Indianapolis
E. S. Clayton
Paris
Nelle Smith
Russell “Warters
Kirksville
Aftor Cunningham
John Tyhurst
Martinsville
William Stanfield
Walter, Kendall
Fay, Neer
Earl Deabl
Ethel’ ‘Goodwin
Mary ‘ Jane
Lindley
Martha
Crowe and Nix-Evans
Fintoonville
Robinson
Mra
George Cline
Maraball
John
Morton
Chester
Ratston Arent
Terre Harte
Casey
Scott. Ford
Ashmore
George W
Ivene Leatherman
Taylor
Chrysler
Mary Miller
Mae Harrison
Charleston
J. Earl Finney
Effingham
Crystal Abraham
Teachers’ College At
William Abraham
Walter Miller
Alton
Julian Miller
Sylvia Willingham
Helen Myers
Rosalie McCambridge
Millikin University
Thomas J. McCambridge
Harry Redman
Rachel Richardson
Frank Richardson
Sam Hutchison
West Union
Badgar Brown
Robert H. Wyland
Pittsburgh
Russell
Cooper
Lena Myers
George. M. Myers
William Richardson
Revin- 800
Albert Stohr
East Main Street
Bonnie Fortney
Gi. W. Fortney
Franklin. Beabout
Lester
Gardner
Gladys’ Brown
Terre’ Haute
Thomas
McCambridge
Rosalia
W. G
Buckler
Haute
Grace ‘Carson
Fellers
O. le Cotteral
Wilholt
Kent
H. Morgan
Iananolis
Charles Cole
Charles Patterson
Santoval
E W. Reader
Hast St. Louis
Bantiat
Edward, Perkins
Gona
Tarente
John Schiver
Saas
Bidia
Casey Town
High School
Ceat
Ing’ifor
Mesdames L. K.' Keach
Emrich
Owas
Lyceum
B.iem Emrich
Plérgon
Herbert
Montrose
Greenup
Bruno
Ruedys
Henry Montgomery
A. P. Whitney
William, David and
William Freeland
Otis Elliott
Local notes recount visits and minor injuries in Choctaw
Choctaw notes report Choctaw resident Cleoma Clough being bitten on the face by a dog while visiting Darwin. Three stitches were required. Several locals, including Bonnie Carpenter Sylvia Hollenbeck Hattie Ledermann and families, shared Sundays, weekends, and visits across nearby towns and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Cleoma Clough
Darwin
Charles Hollenbeck
Bonnie Carpenter
Sylvia Hollenbeck
Hattie Ledermann
Arch Thomason
Paris
Ed Burger
Mr. Burger
Hershel Cline
J. C. Craig
Marshall
William Carpenter
Perry Williams
Hershel
Orms Higginbotham
Elizabeth Garner
James
Lloyd
Leon
Amanda Garner
Allright
Lola Clough
Bessie Davin
Babe
Elizabeth’ Garner
LL. D. Coombes
Perry Jackson
John
Maude
Marthe Blizzard
John Garner
Lloyd Kile
William Norton
Westfield Residents Active in Week's Events
Westfield residents engaged in varied activities with visits, funerals, and a grand jury appearance. George Collins attended as a business visitor at Casey, Mrs. Melvin Strader traveled to Oakland for a funeral, and Mrs. Jessie Deems hosted a community club gathering. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Foster Goble, and James H A White died at 58 after a three month illness, with interment at Maple Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Turner
Eriday
George Collins
Casey
Melvin Strader
Oakland
Dayton
Ohio
General Board of Home Missions
Foster Goble
Maple Hill
Westfield
Marshall
James HA. White
Effingham Hospital
Petty
Local Notes Highlight Casey Area Socials and Visits
Casey residents and nearby visitors fill weekends with family travels and campus calls. Several names from Martinsville, Charleston, Effingham, and Danville are listed visiting relatives, attending events, or returning from college and conferences.
Sheriff John W Lewis Announces Candidacy
Announcement states Sheriff John W Lewis will seek Republican party approval at the primary on Tuesday April 11 1922. Advertisement notes entry as a candidate subject to party endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ W. Lewis
Republican Party
Edward Pearce
Slusser
Republican ‘Party
Terenas
O.- Slusser
Clark County
Harold A.wysong
Otf
Wew
W. K
J. W. Fredenhereer
Transmer
T ‘Herahy
Ruhiert
John, J
Arney
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Bruners Grocery
Rome
Arkansas
York
Oliver
Dolson
Mike Swartz
Wy Pes
Hays
Irving Farm
Ernest Newman
Walt Farm
Weatfield
Frances “Weber
Herald
ILI
Marshall Auto Sales
Freds
Bari 4
United Brethren Church
Women’s Research “Club
Carl
Redpath Bureau
Mara, Hedrick
Charles’ ‘Short
Advertisament
Lem HA
Atkiris
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