West York area notes parish preach and obituaries
West York Elde Mathias will preach at the Church of Christ Saturday night and Sunday morning and evening. An obituary notes Mrs Lucy Stanfield age 82 died after a long illness. Other items include visitors and travels of local families and several exam results. There will be Methodist church services Sunday evening at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elde Mathias
Church of Christ
Lois Seigel
Orpha Bell Stevens
Lenore Hagar
Ruby Cannady
Eugene Hawkins
Emanuel Diehl
Anderson
Hutsonville
V Mitchell
Nannie
M C Stanfield
Roe Barrett
Marion
Annapolis
Martin Newlin
Martha Musgrave
Will Musgrave
Everett Reynolds
Delmar Frank Draper
Max
Leo Reynolds
Daniel Drake
Florida
Miami
Winnie Clements
John Athey
Aurore Bradbury
Mes Everett Swope
Robinson
Mra
Missie Surtin
Methodist Church
Local family visit recorded in Liberty area notes
Alma Cooper spent Thursday with Mary Thompson and Ike Thompson near Morles. Clarence Thompson, True Thompson, Chas Freeman and family visited Walnut Prairie and were joined by Alma Cooper and her brother and wife with Mrs Child and Glades Gare and Bony Haddix and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Cooper
Mary Thompson
Say “Ike Thompson
Epert Brotayue Tri Re
True Thompson
Mack Snyder
Chas Freeman
de Thompson
Walnut Prairie
Child
Glades Gare
Bony Haddix
Sunday Visits Shared Among Neighboring Families
Carl Carpenter and Louise Bender hosted guests including Louise Hurst and Perry Jackson. Freda Norton joined Carl Norton and Florence Miller. Wilma Carpenter visited Opal Walker. Joe Turner met T A Carpenter for Sunday dinner. Bertha Ledermann and children spent time with Ben Miller. evening guests included T A Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Carpenter
Louise Bender
Louise Hurst
Perry Jackson
Freda Norton
Gladys Hollenbeck
Carl Norton
Florence Miller
Wilna Cline Willma Carpenter
Opal Walker
Joe Turner
T A Carpenter
Bertha Beltz
Fred Ledermann
Ben Miller
Grandma Walker
Mary Carpenter
Bertha Ledermann
John Ledermann
PIKES PEAK OUTING AND LOCAL SOCIAL VISITS
Milton Redman left Friday evening for Greenup to spend a few days with relatives and friends. Mrs. Sanf Michaels and Mrs. Lilly Beauchamp called on Mrs. Tommy Davis at Clarksville Saturday afternoon. Ephie Hawkins spent part of last week with his sister Mrs. Sara Carney. Mrs. J J Grove made a business trip to Zinrshall Saturday. Mrs. Shelby Redman and Mrs. Sam Michael spent one evening last week with Mrs WD Downs. WD Downs spent Sunday evening with Nan Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Redman
Greenup
Sanf Michaels
Lilly Beauchamp
Tommy Davis
Clarksville
Ephie Hawkins
Sara Carney
J J Grove
Zinrshall
Shelby Redman
Sam Michael
Iirs
Downs
Tre WD. Downs
Nan Michael
Local Social Visits Reported Across Spreads
Sunday and Tuesday gatherings show residents visiting family and friends. Marcus Norton recovers from an operation at Union Hospital in Terre Haute, while others spend afternoons with relatives including the Lovell, Fredenberger, Norton, Shonk, Bierbaum, Hoenig, and Clouse households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fredenberger
George’ Bierbaum
Chas. Lovell
Melvin Norton
Lola Hoenig
Helen Fredenberger
Helen Smith
Marcus Norton
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Myrl McCarty
Jake Clouse
Albert Shonk
Lizzie Bierbaum
Ruth Fred
Local Socials Highlight Carpenter and Chambers Visits
Mrs John Carpenter spent Thursday with Mrs Lucy Chambers and children John Carpenter and Golden. Golden Carpenter and Thomase visited Marshall on Thursday. Dorsea Reasor improves while Bertha Reasor returns home after a week with her brother. Johnny Carpenter called on John Davison and son Gerald. L B Coombes and wife visited Clace Shaffner of Melrose. Earl Jackson and children attended Choctaw church Sunday night. Thomas Carpenter and wife and Mrs Lucy Chambers spent Sunday at John Carpenter's. Dan Napier visited Taylor Robinson on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
Lucy Chambers
Golden
Marshall
Dorsea Reasor
Bertha Reasor
Dorsea
Thomase
Golden Carpenter
Johnny Carpenter
John Davison
Gerald
L. D. Coombes
Clace Shaffner
Melrose
Earl Jackson
Choctaw
Thomas Carpenter
Dan Napier
Taylor Robinson
Pleasant Grove Social News Brief
Mrs Liberty Hamilton was called away Saturday by the illness and death of her sister Mrs Chas Wesser of near West Union. Mrs Robert Babcock of Marshall has been spending a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Goekler. Mr and Mrs Timothy Babcock spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Phillips. Mr o and Mrs Amos Morgan were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Woiltam Pox. Mr and Mrs James Phillips and daughter Velma spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs Timothy Babe ook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Hamilton
Chas Wesser
Near West Union
Robert Babcock
Marshall
Chas Goekler
Timothy Babcock
John Phillips
Amos Morgan
Woiltam Pox
James Phillips
Velma
Timothy Babe Ook
West Union School News Briefs and Sickness Absences
The public speaking class participated in two debates including Commercial Law and Public Speaking. Several students were absent Monday due to illness, and John Strohm attended Sunday school after being sick. Richard Strohm led grammar class last Wednesday in Mr Cooper’s absence. The West Union grades played basketball against Crowe school Friday with Crowe winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Pearl Nichole
Dorothy Ormiston
Shirley Seigel
Imogene
Morene
Russell Coryell
Ernestine Monk
John Strohm
Richard Strohm
Mr Cooper
Pearl
Vernon Nichols
Weslie
Gene Gehe
Crowe
West Union
Lyman Shawler
Stanley Craig
Five Points Families Gather for Sunday Visits
Clark Leggett and family and Charles Morgan and family visited Ernie Bishop and family Sunday. Glen Kenneth and Dale Wilhouty Mildred Bell Hazel and Chester Binton spent Sunday with James Burkett and daughters Lille and Marie. Mrs Lon Linton called on Nellie Tapscott Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs McKee took dinner with Willie Veach and family Sunday. Everett and Lester Veach spent lover Sunday with homefolks. Rev J S O Nea will preach at this Place next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Leggett
Charles Morgan
Ernie Bishop
Glen
Kenneth
Dale Wilhouty
Mildred Bell
Hazel
Chester Binton
James Burkett
Lille
Marie
Lon Linton
Nellie Tapscott
McKee
Willie Veach
Everett
Lester Veach
J. S. O'Neal
Garner Town Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Mrs S W Broadhurst visits Terre Haute with grandchildren and relatives. L W Mewitt and Miss Tress Herwitt also join in a Sunday gathering with Ab Medley and family. Mrs Henry Setzer and daughter Lola spend Sunday with Walter Lackey and family at Dennison. Lee, recently at Aurora, returns home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Broadhurst
Terre Haute
Grace Bedore Observes One Day Fast with Kuykendagt Family
The fragment notes Grace Bedore spent a day fasting with Mrs Lyian Kuykendagt and family. It mentions 1158 W Broadhurst and an afternoon visit with Mrs Zorks and Daniel Brown who are seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bedore
Lyian Kuykendagt
W Broadhurst
Zorks
Daniel Brown
Community notes from Snyder area residents
Charles and Irene Leasure of Snyder spent Sunday with relatives Mr and Mrs H Leasure. A E Francis visited Monday evening with sister Mrs Hannah Leasure. Wayne Sackrider stayed with teacher Leon Dodd Monday night. Barnett Sackrider and Jesse Spraker attended Eli Cunningham sale at Annapolis Tuesday. Mrs Isaac Hoskinson and Mrs B C Sackrider shopped in Annapolis Tuesday. Mabel Melton and children visited Mrs Virgil Wells family Sunday evening. Will Sackrider and Ray Drake visited Mrs Lucy Stanfield Wednesday night. Alva Wells went to West York on business Thursday. Cecil Wells visited parents Thursday evening. Emery Francis and Mabel Leasure returned to Annapolis Sunday to attend high school this week. Isaac Hoskinson was in West York on business Saturday. Wallace Elliott was a business caller in Annapolis Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Irene Leasure
Snyder
H. Leasure
A. E. Francis
Hannnah Leasure
Wayne Sackrider
Leon Dodd
Melrose
Barnett Sackrider
Jesse Spraker
Eli Cunningham
Annapolis
Isaac Hoskinson
B. C. Sackrider
Mabel Melton
Virgil Wells
Will Sackrider
Ray Drake
Lucy Stanfield
Alva Wells
West York
Cecil Wells
M. C. Wells
Emery Francis
Mabel Leasure
Wallace Elliott
Local Social Notes From Stringtown and Vicinity
Mary Ex Pulver spent Saturday night with her aunt Mrs Chas Sweitzer Emma Dittman went to Marshall for illness at Harry Mathew’s home The Clark Irwin family and George Cork attended Charlie Smitley’s funeral in Marshall Myra Travols stayed with Martin Wernz near Livingston Earl Weaver visited his brother in law in Cooper who is recovering from appendicitis A Welsh received a letter from son Frank in California Frank’s family health improves and he works at an oil station planning to become a ranch overseer for his brother in law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ex Pulver
Stringtown
Chas Sweitzer
Emma Dittman
Marshall
Harry Mathew
Virginia Rose
Clark Irwin
George Cork
Charlie Smitley
Myra Travols
Martin Wernz
Near Livingston
Earl Weaver
Cooper
Frank
California
Sunday Visits Across Choctaw and Avon Communities
Miss Hertha Beltz spent Sunday with Francis Miller, Louise Hirsch, and Louise Bender of Avon. Carl Carpenter visited Ralph and Mabel Jackson. Maudie Reed and family, plus J I Reed of Freedom, dined with Ed Burger's family. Adam Kile and sons moved into Perry Williams's house. Hershel works for him. Ed Burger and Ben Strohm hosted Sunday with Hattie Blizzard. William Carpenter visited home folks. Maude Blizzard visited Lola Norton. Sylvia Sweitzer and her Marshall kin stayed with C G Hollenbeck's parents. Perry Williams family and Hershel Kile spent Sunday afternoon with William Norton. Louise Bender of Avon visited Wilna Cline Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maudie
Billie
J I. Reed
Freedom
Ed Burger
Mary Carpenter
Eunice Jackson
Adam Kile
Perry William
Hershel
Ben Strohm
Avon
Hattie Blizzard
Child
William Carpenter
Maude Blizzard
Lola Norton
Sylvia Sweitzer
Marshall
C. G. Hollenbeck
Perry Williams
Lloyd Kile
William Norton
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and Illnesses
Mr. and Mrs Orville Taylor and daughter Juanita visited relatives Sunday. Russell Taylor and Mrs. Mary Swinford were hosted by John Taylor’s family. Anna Cikers of Terre Haute stayed with her parents, Wulfgar Lackey improves after pneumonia, Winfred Montgomery ill with flu, Elsie Hutchison and Missouri visitors with Mrs Zolla Hollenbeck, Emily Jones and others spent Sunday with Ernest Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville
Taylor
Juanita
Russell Taylor
John "Taylor
Mary, Swinford
Claude, King
Bynolf Kibridge
John Wilson Arristtad
Jas. Medley
Miss
Anna
VC Cikers
Terre Haute
H Er
Wulfgar Lackey
Fred Montgomery
Winfred
Elsie Hutchison
Missouri
Zolla
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Lloyd Cleeton and his wife spent the weekend with his wife's parents at Montrose. Mrs Mary Finnis visited in Terre Haute. Grace Kirby Ruby Edna and Joan M Volkers spent time with Mrs Russell Taylor. The list of scatterings includes mentions of Mr and Mrs John Miller and daughters and other neighbors visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Cleeton
Ils
Montrose
Mary Finnis
Terre Haute
Grace Kirby
Ruby
Edna
Joan M. Volkers
Russell Taylor
Dc Guthrie
Ray Huston
Sienedeker
Amelia
J. C Yeles
Gladys Stepp
Helen
Dorothy Martin
Oral Graham
Sara Weaver
John Miller
Henry Graham
James Moore
Otto Nickles
Ed Nye
Helen Rhoads
Edna Volkers
Walnut Prairie Clergyman Concludes Two Week Meeting
Rev Floyd Schull ended a two weeks meeting Sunday night in Walnut Prairie. Wanita Freeman visited Friday with her mother Mrs Bonnie Haddix. Community members attended Ed Prevo's funeral. Carter and family spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Jelmas Cooper hosted Ray Cane from Ridgefarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Schull
Wanita Freeman
Bonnie Haddix
Ed Prevo
Carter
Hom
Charles Freeman
Wayne
Mary Shields
Gladys Guyer
Ames Haddix
Jelmas Cooper
Ray Cane
Ridgefarm
Harry Thompson
Sundss
Social Roundup Quiet Weekend in West Union Area
West Union residents and visitors gather at local homes and churches. Numerous travelers from Darin Terre Haute Melrose Marshall York Kansas Station and Indianap oli spent weekends with relatives or attended events. Local flu and illness noted with Isabelle Siegel on sick list and influenza recovery for Mrs Wm Marvin.
Community Meeting Tonight at Asbury Church
A community meeting will be held at the Asbury church Friday evening March 26. The program includes music and speeches with a rail call response about spring work. Sandwiches and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Days Gone By Opens Long Evening Hours Recall
Monday morning described a mild snob on the ground as days lengthen. Burglars attempted to inventory Wm. Greenough's home, entering through a back window and startling the sleeping female servant. Emma Ewalt visits her brother in Martisville. Mrs. Henry Briscoe remains very ill awaiting relocation with improved weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Greenough
Emma Ewalt
John Ewalt
Martisville
Henry Briscoe
Milo Jones and Homer Fancher vie for City Treasurer
Forty years ago Milo Jones announced his candidacy for City Treasurer. Homer C Fancher, a Casey lawyer and Ann Arbor graduate, was passing through on his way home from Logansport. Rev E R Troyer plans to move his family to Brazil Indiana Thursday. Rev C F Matthies had previously served here and was sent to this city by the conference. Frank Coulter of Robinson visits her grandparents Isaac Wilkins and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Jones
Milo
Homer C Fancher
Casey
Ann Arbor
Logansport
Frank Coulter
Robinson
Isaac Wilkins
E. R Troyer
Brazil
Ind
C. F. Matthies
Baby girl born to Wren Potter in Carlisle Indiana
Twenty years ago Wren Potter and his wife welcomed a baby girl born Monday morning. Mrs. Potter is the youngest daughter of J W Nusbaum and wife of this city. The note also mentions social events hosted by Lu and Ed Cole and a marriage news item about Lon Lucan and a Miss Purcell in Lafayette. Louie Lutz hosted a birthday dinner with many relatives and friends from Terre Haute and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren Potter
Carlisle
Indiana
Lon Lucan
Miss Purcell
LaFayette
Kyyon
Hfe
Louie Lutz
Mr. Lutz
J. Ziegler
S. V. Rosa
Terre Haute
J. E. Lutz
Fred Wallis
Louise Lickert
Marie Lutz
Jones
Minnick
Ida Lickert
Mary
Tillie Lutz
Lillie Setzzer
Ten Years Later Virginia Welsh and Benjamin Ogle Wed
Ten years ago Miss Virginia Welsh and Benjamin Ogle, of Marshall, married in Danville at the Spangler home. St Patrick's tea hosted by Mrs Shipe and Mrs Payne drew forty two Methodist ladies for needlework and a green white menu collation. A Paris license issued to James Gilbert and Anna L Spencer of Marshall township. Jameson of Indianapolis, former state legislature candidate, visited relatives here. Kathleen Ingle visiting the Mitchells. Jewelers market in Illinois totals hundreds of millions with Chicago leading wholesalers and jobbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Welsh
Benjamin Ogle
Marshall
Danville
Charles Spangler
T W Shipe
Emmett Payne
The
Methodist Church
Paris
James
Gilbert
Anna L. Spencer
Marshall Township
Donald “Jameson
Indianapolis
Jameson
Fred Ingle
Kathleen
Stephen’ Mitchell
Obituary: James Sizemore 74 of Illinois
James Sizemore aged 74, born near Illinois, died March 17 1926, after long illness. He married Martha Ellen Davidson December 26 1882, siring Vernon Lulu May and John Marion. Lulu died 1893 and John died 1908. Survived by Martha, Vernon, relatives in North Carolina, and many friends. Interred Livingston cemetery after service by Rev T B Glendenning at Livingston M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nares
Insaults
County
Illinois
Martha Ellen Davidson
Vernon
Lulu May
John Marion
Lulu
John
Sizemore
Martha
North Carolina
Geo. J. Holland
Advent Christian Church
Dennison
Christ
T. B. Glendenning
Livingston M. E. Church
Livingston Cemetery
Obituary of Charles Smitley 1864 1926 Marshall Parish
Charles Smitley born near Marshall April 25 1864 died in Paris hospital March 19 1926 at 61. Survived by wife Ida Tingley and children Robert Marshall Mrs Spencer Chicago Cecelia St Petersburg George Hume Mrs Pratt Glen Washington Everett Eugene at home and eleven grandchildren plus siblings. Funeral at Methodist church Sunday 2:00 pm Rev Howard Leach. burial Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Smitley
John Smitley
Marshall
Paris Hospital
Ida Tingley
Robert
R. C. Spencer
Chicago
Cecelia
St. Petersburg
Florida
George
Hume
Illinois
Dallas N. Pratt
Glen
Howard Leach
Marshall Cemetery
Carrie Baughman obituary from West Union Illinois
Carrie Alice Baughman born August 6 1871 died March 21 1926 age 55 years 7 months 15 days. She united with the Christian church as a young girl and lived faithfully. Survived by brother William D Baughman wife nephew Budge Baughman and six cousins Ed L Omer R Charles S Mel A Smith Nellie Stewart S Smith all of various states. Funeral at Beulah church with T E Glendenning officiating and Beulah cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Alice Baughman
Samuel
Jane Baughman
William D
Ilinois
Christian Church
W. D. Baughman
Carrie
William D. Baughman
Budge Baughman
West Union
Ed L
Omer R
Charles S
Mel. A. Smith
Ohio
Nellie ‘Stewart
S. ¥. Smith
Oklahoma
Beulah Church
T. E. Glendenning
Beulah Cemetery
Charles Edward Sullivan Obituary in Marshall Illinois
Charles Edward Sullivan 63 of Marshall Illinois died March 16 1926 after long illness. He was born August 25 1862 in Indianapolis Indiana and joined the Christian church of Marshall early in life. He married Ella Coffel on August 12 1885 and they had three children Robert Henry Sullivan Myrtle M Coffel Kensinger and one who died in infancy. Surviving are his son daughter four grandchildren three sisters Etta Baird Jennie Smith Mollie Coffel and many relatives. Funeral services were Friday at 2:00 p m at the Congregational church with Rev G G Ross and Rev Howard Leach officiating burial in Marshall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boctalere
Charles’ Edward Sullivan
Ella Coffel
Robert Henry Sullivan
Terre Haute
Indiana
Clyde Kensinger
Walnut
Kansas
Myrtle M
Infadey
Etta Baird
Jennie Smith
Marshall
Mollie Coffel
Charleston
Congregational Church
G. G. Ross
Howard Leach
Marshall Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Sister During Illness
A note of gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during my sister's terrible sickness and for the beautiful flowers.
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Liberty
Pikes Peak
Spiketown
Allright
Pleasant Grove
Garner
East Mcdaniel
Armstrong
Louise
Bender
Wilna Cline
Adam Haddix
Darwin
Howard Bundy
Ashley
Oxar Edwards
Dr Cullop
Hershel Cline
Val Mount
Decatur
Wm Marvin Otho Thompson
Near Melrose
I. A Manhart
Harry Craig
Pete Jackson
York
John Faith
Wabasna
Fred Baker
Newton Cork
In Crocker
Seburn Gover
Roy
Edward Prevo
James Mun
Cozy
Guy Murphy
Demna Mundy
Goldin Crumlin
Roy Ormiston
E A. Snyder
Mildred Jane Snyder
Fred Leisner
Kansas Station
Nick Geheb
Sam Nichols
Rosa Thompson
Lizzie Payton
Garfield Bohn
Fairbanks
Allen Bartlett
West Frankfort
Wm. Horner
Adam Haddix i
John ‘Webb
Larmer Hill
Walter McCrory
Iowa
Coryell
T. Ga “Glendenning
Isabelle Siegel
Wm. Marvin
Emily Marvin
Ed Clatfelter
John Mundy
Gary
Harold Mundy
Dr. Highsmith
Leona Crumlin
auLinors
United States
Mllinois Chamber of Commerce
Illnois
Wat
Charles Smitley
Carrie Baughman
Sullivan
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