Local Social Visits and Family Calls Reported in Clarksville Area
Mildred Steppe of Clarksville visits sister Mrs. Bessie Norton. Mrs. Dollie Hollenbeck and son Lincoln spent Sunday with Grant Hollenbeck and family. Kathryn Strohm and daughter from Avon visited Hattie Blizzard and daughters. Minnie Burger stayed with Elizabeth Garner and children. Wilma and Rosemary Cline visited Bessie Norton and Mildred Steppe. Mayme Fetters and daughters of Allright stopped by Hattie Blizzard. Lola Norton called on Bessie Norton. Maude Blizzard took a motor trip to Hymera Indiana. Edward Burger weekend with relatives in Paris. Wesley Carpenter spent Sunday with Ralph Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Steppe
Clarksville
Bessie Norton
Dollie Hollenbeck
Lincoln
Grant Hollenbeck
Darwin
Kathryn Strohm
Avon
Hattie Blizzard
Minnie Burger
Elizabeth Garner
Wilma
Rosemary Cline
Mayme Fetters
Allright
Lola Norton
Sunday Visits Crowding Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Clarence Croll visited his parents this Sunday. Mr and Mrs Reno Maurer and Mr and Mrs Hurley Wright spent the day with Mr and Mrs Jake Maurer. Miss Ethel Drummond stayed with Miss Leona Bell. Miss Bernice Geheb visits grandmother Mrs Ziegler for a couple weeks. Miss Dorothy Davis spent Sunday with Miss Mary Lee. Clarence Davis visited homefolk. Sunday school attendance was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Croll
Frank Croll
Reno Maurer
Hurley Wright
Jake Maurer
Ethel Drummond
Leona Bell
Bernice Geheb
Ziegler
Dorothy Davis
Mary Lee Clarence Davis
Local Social Notes Reflect Quiet Weekend Visits
Mrs. Anna Lambdin was called to her mother Mrs Mary Shotts in Freedom who is critically ill. L. D. Coombs and wife hosted Ruth Coombs of Indianapolis. Mrs. Clace Shaffner and children visited Melrose. Alma Freeman and others spent time with Marshall residents. Dorsie Reasor family traveled from Checc taw to visit Della Reasor. Gladys Ditzenberger returned from Lower Union after a week with Johny Nicol. T A Blizard of Choctaw called on Charles Freeman on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lambdin
Mary Shotts
Freedom
L. D. Coombs
Ruth Coombs
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clace Shaffner
Melrose
Elwin Kile
John Nicol
Sarah Nicol
Raymond Lambdin
Alma Freeman
Marshall
W. C. Freeman
L. D. Coom
J. W. Etcison
St. Louis
Claire Brandenburg
Roy Goodwin
Illinois
Ivan Carpenter
al MacMillan
Terre Haute
David S. Lee
Miss Cuma
Westfield
Ralph Ewing
Charles T
Walter C. Briscoe
Max Foreman
Marion Mitchell
J. M. T Foreman
Leland C. Yanaway
Detroit
Mich
Bruie B. Wood
Morton’r. Youngman
East
Adams St
Virginia Pearl
Research Club
Hugh Bragg
Wilso W., Abraham
Local Social Notes From Muddy Creek Area
Brady Pickering and family of Muddy Creek vicinity called at Will Sack rider's Sunday afternoon. Fred Stanfield traded with Annapolis merchants Tuesday morning. John Phillipps visited West York Tuesday evening. M C Wells motored to West York and Hutsonville Wednesday. Jesse Spraker made a business call at West York Wednesday. Mrs Isaac Hoskinson and son and Mrs Ray Drake were at West York Saturday evening. Alva Wells Fred Stanfield and John Phillipps attended Odd Fellows lodge at Annapolis Thursday night. A E Francis and family attended church at Mt Olive Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Pickering
Muddy Creek
Will Sackrider
Fred Stanfield
Anapolis
John Phillipps
West York
M. C. Wells
Hutsonville
Jesse Spraker
Isaac Hoskinson
Ray Drake
Alva Wells
Odd Fellows Lodge
Westfield and Clyde Reeds Visit St Louis Area Figures
Westfield C. E. and Clyde Reeds visited St Louis last Monday. Dr. H. Anderson traveled to Charleston Tuesday. Gaylord Brown returned from Oklahoma. Miss Giesecke taught in the high school and visited Chicago Saturday. Several local residents traveled to Terre Haute and applied business, with Rebekah district meetings held Friday. Joseph Dedman, 86, found dead in a barn near Kendrick, Civil War veteran, funeral held Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Clyde Reeds
St. Louis
H. Anderson
Charleston
Gaylord Brown
Oklahoma
W. H. Strader
Robert Wansieckie
Terre Haute
Thin Digivleé
Local social notes from Jewett and Paris visiters
Mrs Winifred Walker of Jewett was here Tuesday Archie Marrs was visiting friends here Sunday Mrs Fred B Weber entertained the W M S of the Methodist church last Tuesday night W H Strader was a Paris visitor Monday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Walker
Jewett
Archie Marrs
Fred B. Weber
Methodist Church
W. H., Strader
Paris
Local Family Notices From Near Five Points Area
DOLSON Johnny Hutchings and family visited J W Hutchings household. Green Moss church plans preaching next Sunday at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Jess Hurst Bruce Daughetee and families visited Alpha Claypool. Ophir Claypool went to Terre Haute Monday. J H Hutchens of Auburn visited relatives here. Nancy Claypool to Terre Haute for two weeks. Helen Boesiger staying with Will Hendrix. Leomon and Hazel Chapman of Auburn visited Kenneth and Audrey Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hutchings
Near Five Points
J. W. B. Hutchings
Green Moss
Jess Hurst
Bruce Daughetee
Alpha Claypool
Ophir Claypool
Terre Haute
J H Hutchens
Auburn
Nancy Claypool
Helen Boesiger
Will Hendrix
Leomon Chapman
Hazel
Kenneth
Audrey Claypool
Farm Bureau Meeting Set in Clarksville May 3rd
The farm bureau will hold a meeting at Clarksville on Saturday May 3. Motion pictures will be shown. Mrs Ben Richey and children visited Mr and Mrs Robert Babcock of Marshall. Harry Findley will teach manual training at Marshall High School for the next year. Mrs Emily Richey works for Mrs J K Black in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Clarksville
Ben Richey
Robert Babcock
Marshall
Harry Findley
Emily Richey
J. K. Black
West York Man Jonathan Drake Died After Brief Illness
Jonathan Drake of West York died Friday afternoon after a brief illness at 78. Survived by wife, two daughters Mrs Chas Harris of Graysville Indiana and Mrs W H Mahon of St. Louis, and two sons Dan and Will Drake, with grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at M E Church officiated by Rev T O Bailiff. Burial in West York cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Drake
Chas. Harris
Graysville
Ind
W. H Mahon
St. Louis
Dan
Will Drake
West York
M. E. Church
T. O' Bailiff
John Drake
John Clough
Terre Haute
Eva Imbodin
Anna Jones
Sam Whittaker
C. B. Lindley
Helen Dickerson
WB Harl Dickerson
Walnut Prairie
Martin Newlin
James Lindley
Chas. E. Raines
Adam Cullop
Will Miller
Dee Raines
Universalist Church
Charles Musgrave
Elvina Layton
George Winters
John Thomas
Hattie Stone
Bedford
Indiana
Will Thomas
Fairbanks
Miss Stone
Orville Medesker
Melrose
Allen Hicks
A. W. Wright
West Union
D. D. Reynolds
Palestine
A. G. Reynolds
Leola Hagar
Opal Stanfield
Chicago
Clem Beal
Fred Layton
Harry Bennett
Leslie Lindley
Homer
Joe Sims
Aurora Bradbury
Vern
Emanuel Dehli
T. C. Bailiff
Lilah Evans
Harry Deh
Baby
Montana
Lorenz Deh
Nellie Sloan
Local social notes and visits fill Snyder families
Residents and relatives from Snyder and nearby towns are mentioned in a long list of weekend visits, travels, and gatherings. Numerous names appear including Lichtenberger Bohn Collier Haddix Liffick and Wallaces, with trips to Terre Haute Indianapolis Chicago and Marshall and reports of births and club meetings.
Toledo Visitors Highlight Easter Week Travels
Mr and Mrs Edgar McCandlish of Toledo visit his parents in Charleston. Ross Lee and EB Bell attend Frank Stevens’ thoroughbred cow sale in Robinson. Miss Helen Strockbine returns to Charleston to resume college studies after Easter. Miss Pauline Baker visits her Toledo employer parents in Charleston. Mrs J E Turner and Mrs L F Strockbine shop in Charleston. Miss Grace Hartman and her brother James Hartman arrive from Toledo to see their mother Nettie Hartman and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fawyer
Murshall
Rev. Story
H. C. Bohn
William Collier
Harry Billman
Lorraine
Emnett Tharp
Vivian
Lois Boles
Opal Liffick
Marion Collier
William
Terre Haute
James M. Clark
St. Elmo
James M. Moorehead
Roy Hadley
Greenup
Lot Hadley
Luke Gossett and Sons
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Clayborne Carr
Chicago
Mary Carr
Wayne Smalley
Arthur Rockafellar
Brookville
Ind
Indiana Sanford
Oakland
Fred E. Stohr
Mattie Drum
James S. McMillan
Charleston
Andrew HH. See
Ross Lee
EB. Bell
Robinson
Frank Stevens
Helen Strockbine
Teachers’ College
Pauline Baker
Toledo
Ohio
Charles W. Baker
J. E. Turner
L. F. Strockbine
Administratrix Notice for Estate of John H Parker
Martha J Parker administratrix of John H Parker deceased of Clark County Illinois gives notice for the June term of Clark County Court at Marshall to adjust claims. Creditors must attend and all debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly. Dated April 25, 1924. Arthur Poorinta attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Parker
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
Martha J. Parker
Arthur Poorinta
Advorttzaman
Carbolic acid tragedy cited in Bill Sam's Dictionary
Ike Ketchum, accused by a mob of assault and theft, ingested carbolic acid by mistake and died last night after doctors in Taterhill and Hog Creek Ford failed to save him. The volume defines carbolic acid as a deadly drug used to kill germs and end infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Martin Ike Ketchum
Taterhill
Hog Creek Ford
Ike
Bill Sam
Bill Sam's Dictionary entry on carbuncle
A quirky note from J. L. Martin’s Bill Sam's Dictionary quotes a poet and defines carbuncle as a cluster of boils. The fragment suggests humor about medical trouble and locates the term on page 201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Martin
Bill Sam
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East Mcdaniel
Dolson
South Dolson
Martha Lichtenberger
Adam Lichtenberger
Fred Bohn
Charles Liffick
Clarence Tingley
Dewey Craig
Wm. Collier
Virgil Wallace
Eugene
Allen Wallace
Charles Ogle
Ovie Draper
R. L. Hunt
Frank Hunt
Fred Boles
Harry Thomas
Will Gard
Walter
Alma Romesser
Sol Pittenger
Orval Risley
Bert Waite
Palmer Cornwell
Roy Pittenger
Forest Baker
Sarah Myles
Randal Haddix
Charles Tingley
Martha
Ola Collier
Elizabeth Baker
Will Manhart
Adam Liffick
John Hilsbert
Russell Henderson
Thomas Haddix
Russell Haddix
Leslie Turner
Cozy Boles
Don Lichtenberger
Fairy
Naomi
Zelpha Bohn
L. L. Smith
Randal
Helen
Irma Tharp
Edith Serwise
Bessie Morgan
Woodrow Carpenter
Martin
Story
John Arbuckle
Maude Drummond
H. B.harreson
Bewlah
Otis
Dick Collins
Peabody
Kansas
Leah Lewlyn
Kansas City
George Garner
Helen Myers
Business College
A. M. Myers
Jack Hutchings
Wynona
Okla
Harry A. Briscdée
Palestine, NL
Casey
Edgar McCandlish
Toledo, Ohio
W. E. McCandlish
Halls
Jackson Park
Bill Sam’s
The
Holbrook
Brinn
Desert
Pythian
Lot Children’s
Lot
Booth & Handy
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