Local notes from Terre Haute and Marshall area relatives
A compact digest of weekend visits and social calls across Terre Haute and Marshall. Mentions Misses Héna Edith Prévo, Miss Hazel Lute, Miss Eva Clark, and Miss Virginia Prevo visiting relatives, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Medsker hosting guests. Also lists community notices, travel to Waterloo and Glendale, and a stockholders meeting notice for Marshall Milk Condensing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy" Miner
Marshall
John. Gilbert
Dolson
Ethel- Hurst
Eva Clark
Samuel Prevo
Daytong
Fla
Jessie LeSeure
Edgar -Williams
West ‘Union
L.‘’ Weir
John Weir
Bdgar
Champaign
Amy, Ora
Esther _Weir
Gus
Ritter
West Main Street
Frances Page
West Terre “Haute
Gilbert
Dolson Township
J. A. Morton
West Union
Lola Schwgnacke
Paris
Jane Morton
Springfield
Frances
Terre Haute
John , Sockler
John Sockler
R. 'C. Jacobs
and. jRoss
Stewart
Martha Peck
Je R. Burnett
Anna
Dée ‘Burnett
Virginia
Shaw
Carson Purdum
Woodford
Purdunn
Edwin Booth
Michigan
Avenue
Eighth Street
Marbhy
Willys Knight
Second Street
Bald
Cera
Hogue
Ralston
Casey Community Notices and Obituary Highlights
Local residents attend funerals of Amanda Kelly and Henry David as relatives travel from Indianapolis Greenup and Hazel Dell. Marion Partlow dies in St Petersburg Fla and Amanda Kelly remembered at East Jefferson Street home. Embroiderers club and various social groups meet, caruso study shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Watts
Martinsville
Kansas
Moe Harrison
Grover McQueen
Harry C. Leggett
Joe Vanderford
Greenup
Charles E. Bowles
Hae
Emden
Harry Carpenter
District Scchool
Henry David
Grafton Collings
Lawrenceville J
William Snyder
Orlando B. Williams
Tidianapolis
Richard Brooks
Marion Partlow
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mary Goble
Hazel Dell
Nancy “A. Bliss
J. A. Kellogg
Green
Riley
Hazel ‘Dell
Maredonia
Perkina
Bloomington
Ray
Myers
Tanvag
Rang
Réorea King
Siater
Mma
Seta
Gossett
Tamas
Nasid
Mes
Charled
Snencer
Viaitine
Wallad
James Ashley
Heieliah
Watt
John F. Emrich
Unclear OCR Notes Mention Event Schedule and Prizes
Fragmentary text references a Wednesday event and a Saturday date with winners. Mentions names Clayton and Meaney and a theater setting. States participants who collect the most items will be awarded four prizes on Tuesday April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
C. E. Williams
E. E. Main Street
Ford
Charles Clapp
C. A. Dixon
Sutton’s
Farmers Association Directors Elected and Hockey Carnival
A farmers shipping association held its Saturday meeting naming H C Davis as president with Strader secretary and treasurer. A basketball carnival at the high school gym featured east side wins and several games. Obituary notes include the death of Vera Mahon and the DeauvGealane union meeting. A bike wreck near Terre Haute disrupted traffic and an upcoming junior comedy at Marshall township high school drew crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephes
Ehipping
Hereel
Ares
Ards
Davidjsivan- Bennett
H. C
Strader
Reedy and
Floya
John
Dyvis
Fréd.h. “Weber
Éasl
J. “E ‘Beswick
Coe ‘Hilletorp
Heber ‘Briscoe
Frank Iault
Kansas
Satin
Cher
Siater
RC. Wilholt
Uunion
G. E. Vanscoyk
Vera
Zoe
Homer Mahon
B. M. Petty
Jones
Marshall Township
Pythian Theatre
Edwin Booth
Vaughn ‘O'Neal
Cissy
Ebenezer
Goodly
Irene Stewart
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Clay Co
Belgie ‘Landreth
Kodak
Keifer Drugoe
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Rhode Island
S.C
al Myers
Pathe
L. E
Tolbert
Illinois
John Beltz
Wolf
Arthur" Poorman
Herald
Forrir Walls
Rhode ‘Island
CEES
Win
Lickert
Collie
Call‘ Socklers
Harry
Ferris
Plymouth
Huffington
R.G
Hatfield
Old Sant
Joan
Cole, & Cole
Marchana
Twil
Darwin
Union
James
B. EL Pyaee
Tvhurst
Casey
Rae Bulger
Eridayaand
Keifer
Davold
Wyandottes
Anconas
Norcas
Ben
T. Baird
Minnesota
Ohio
Tana
Mark" Stewart
Aight
WiteCic
Charles Blundell
Terre ‘Haute
Terre: Haute
Blundell
Iti
C. Phifer
South Ninth Street
Bert Woods
Middletown
Woods
Tae
Sunkist
Arbuckle’s
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the Dulaney National Bank
Ae Queen Flour’ Tase of
Pacers
Tuwley, Jawan Mens
Pias Randall & Stephenson
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Randall & Stephenson
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