Local social round up includes visits and guests across families
Snyder and Cornwell families host and visit neighbors including Marshall and Terre Haute trips. Numerous entries note Mrs. Palmer Cornwell, Mrs. Jake Fawver, Woodrow Carpenter, Clarence Tingley, Martha Collier, Ad am Lichtenberger and other locals sharing Sundays, Fridays, and weeknights with kin. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Sam Grubb at Beulah church is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Cornwell
Kenneth Carpenter
Martha
Ola
Clarence Collier
Jake Fawver
Susie Walls
Woodrow Carpenter
Marshall
Martha Lichtenberger
Helen Tharp
Adam Lichtenberger
Adam Liffick
Fred Boles
Russel Henderson
Charles Lifick
Frank Holwick
Randal Haddix
Will Manhart
Sam Grubb
Beulah Church
L. L. Smith
Randal
Clarence Tingley
Lizzie Jeffers
Leonard Lathrop
Sunday Socials Vary Across Local Homes
Ernest and Agnes Nicol spent Sunday with friends in Union. Ernest Shotts and family visited his parents. Raymond Lambdin and family spent Sunday with Fred Shotts in Freedom. Harold Spittler and Lenora Spittler visited relatives. Grace White and Mrs. Emily Freeman hosted meals and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
Agnes Nicol
Union
Ernest Shotts
Raymond Lambdin
Fred Shotts
Family of Freedom
Harold Spittler
Lloyd Coombs
Lenora Spittler
Nell Freeman
Grace White
Bertha Reasor
Emily Freeman
Grand Turn Social News Recap Hints Local Visits
Mrs James Bell and daughter Leona visited Monday evening. Miss Leona Bell called on Mrs Harry Lee and children. Mrs John Renner called on Emane Meehling. Miss Lida June Lee spent Tuesday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Liffick. Mrs Joe Lifick attended the funeral of Mrs Albert Stockwell Mowley at White church. Dicry Lee spent Sunday with Dorothy Davis. Mrs Wilbur Maurer of Lida visited with her parents. Jaona Bell spent the weekend with Fred Hase and daughter. Len Gebeb spent Sunday with Joe Lee Walter Jackson and children. Miss Leona Bell was visited Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bell
Leona
Joe Liffick
Jjleona Bell
Harry Lee
John Renner
Emane
Meehling
Lida June Lee
Tues Cay
Ore “Liffick
Airs
Joe Lifick
Albert Stockwell Mowley
White Church
Dicry Lee
Dorothy Davis
Wilbur Maurer
Lida
Sunde
Jake Kaurer
Jaona Bell
Local residents spend time with relatives and friends
Clareville report lists Mrs Clarence Fitzgerald and Miss Mae Fitzgerald visiting near Kansas with Miss Lilly Starks. Several families including the Gilberts, Walls, Babcock, Clapps, Strickers, Newmans, Hutchings, and Peck are noted visiting relatives in Marshall and Grandview with multiple Tuesday through Sunday meetups.
Local Social Roundup From Annapolis and West York
Community notes show Wallace Elliott and Will Sackrider in Annapolis on Monday evening. Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Otto Amstott. Barnett Sackrider and wife drove to Martinsville Tuesday evening. Jesse Spraker visited at West York Tuesday morning. Esther Wheeler and daughter Frances stayed with Reason Wheeler. Bryant and wife from Quaker Lane were Sunday guests of A E Francis. Maynard Melton shopped in West York Tuesday evening. Fred Stanfield visited his cousins LB Wilbert and wife in Annapolis Sunday. John Phillippi, Jesse Spraker, and Will Sackrider attended M W A lodge and supper at Annapolis Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Elliott
Will Sackrider
Annapolis
Cnd Stanfield
Otto Amstott
Barnett Sackrider
Martinsville
Jesse Spraker
West York
Esther Wheeler
Frances
Reason Wheeler
Oive
Elay Bryant
Quaker Lane
E Francis
Maynard Melton
Fred Stanfield
LB. Wilbert
John Phillippi
Local Visits Stock Omitted Names and Places
York Virgil Dennon went to East St Louis last week where he has employment. B F Miller and wife and Rol Foster of Greenup spent Sunday with W Roberts and wife. Stewart Ferrell of Terre Haute spent Sunday afternoon with Bill Whitman and family. Several attended a weiner and marshmallow roast at Scott Baker's Friday night. Mr and Mrs Bob Wheeler of Danville spent Sunday with Homer Orcutt. Elsie Burnam spent Sunday with Nellie Daugherty. Mr and Mrs Harvey Failing of Indianapolis spent Sunday with W L Roberts and wife. Reese Daugherty of Indiana spent Sunday with Grant Daugherty and family. Fred Medecke and wife of Shelburn spent Sunday with Jack Daugherty and family. Paul Shanks and family of Paris spent Sunday with Cal Sebastian and wife. Paul Musgrave of Hutsonville took Sunday dinner with Chas Fowler and Grover Isaac and family and Tom Daugherty and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Willis of Vincennes Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F Miller
Rol Foster
Greenup
Stewart Ferrell
Terre Haute
Bill Whitman
Scott Baker
Bob Wheeler
Danville
Homer Orcutt
Elsie Burnam
Nellie Daugherty
Harvey Failing
Indianapolis
W. L. Roberts
Reese Daugherty
Indiana
Grant Daugherty
Fred Medecke
Shelburn
Jack Daugherty
Paul Shanks
Paris
Cal Sebastian
Paul Musgrave
Hutsonville
Chas. Fowler
Grover Isaac
Tom Daugherty
Lee Willis
Vincennes
Ind
Sunday Visiting Members from Nearby Towns
A list of local families and kinfolk visiting relatives and spending Sunday together across several households. Names include Norton, Mildred Steppe, Davison, Strohm, Blizzard, Garner, Wyrick, Carpenter, Nicol, Davison, Miller, Jackson, Ledamann, Buzzard, Higginbotham, and Biccard among others in the area.
Local visitors and sick list noted in community column
Lloyd and Herschel Kile visited on Sunday with their father Adam Kile. John Binder of Avon dined with Thomas Blizzard on Thursday. Homer Hollenbeck of Missouri is spending a few days with his brother Charles Hollenbeck. William Carpenter is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Herschel Kile
Adam Kile
John Binder
Avon
Thomas Blizzard
Homer Hollenbeck
Missouri
Charles Hollenbeck
William Carpenter
Family Visitation Recap From Local Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Geisert and family visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Liffick of Liberty. Several families from nearby towns dropped by including Roy White Forest and Bernard Francis of West Terre Haute to see Ike Francis. James Pickens and son visited Sunday with Albert and Hattie Tingley of Hall. Elnora Black of Terre Haute spent the weekend with Leroy and Mrs Sears. Ray Thompson of Terre Haute vacationed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Sears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Geisert
Sam Liffick
Liberty
Roy White
Forest
Bernard Francis
West Terre Haute
Ike Francis
Lee Jackson
Allright
James Pickens
Albert Tingley
Hall
John Sullivan
McClure
Wm. Travell
Elnora Black
Terre Haute
Leroy Sears
Ben Cork
Livingston
W. A. Shaw
Sullivan
Illinois
Wm. Travols
Ray Thompson
Westfield Local Social Roundup Hears of Visits and Moves
Miss Bertha Pellum spent the weekend with relatives at Marshall. Mr and Mrs C O Tahili of Bethany were guests of Mrs Anna Watson Sunday. Mrs Mary C Snider returned home from Kansas City Mo after visiting her daughter. Mr and Mrs A R Smiley plan to make their home in Alton. Mr and Mrs R M Porterfield returned from a Florida winter. A Lee was a business visitor in Marshall. Mrs J E Barr of Danville visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs J R Hornbrook of Marshall were guests of John Hornbrook. Friday Mrs J H Parker was a Marshall business visitor. Prof J W Turnbow of Arcola to be principal of W T H S next year. Mr and Mrs John Prahur of Ashmore were guests of Mr and Mrs J M Watson Sunday. Wendell Simmons visiting Caseyous is as visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Pellum
Marshall
C. O. Tahili
Bethany
Anna Watson
Mary C. Snider
Kansas City
A. R. Smiley
Alton
R. M. Porterfield
St. Petersburg
Florida
A Lee
Local notices and family updates from Richwoods area
Cleone Mr and Mrs Earl Inman and daughters spent Sunday with R Rupp near Richwoods. Elmer Shawver is recovering from mumps. About 50 relatives gathered at Mrs M Connelys for a birthday dinner marking her 50th. Miss Elsie Kirby returned from a stay near Oilfield. A concrete bridge is being built west of the city on Prairie View road. Miss Gertrude Morrill stays with aunt Amanda Hammond after an auto accident injures Mrs Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Inman
R. Rupp
Richwoods
Elmer Shawver
M. Connely
Amanda Hammond
S. M. Kelly
Local Movements and Visits Reported Across Towns
Mrs M D Hancock and daughter Mary Catherine returned from Neoga after a death in the family. J W Brown managed Cumberland county business Wednesday. Roy Goodwin and Claire Brandenburg traveled to Dieterich on business. Mrs Mary Smart of Mt Vernon visited daughter Mrs J K Richele. Mrs Harold Jones and Misses Nena and Marion Jones toured to Terre Haute Wednesday. Lou Miller visited Indianapolis before returning to Okmulgee. Rev W A Fuson and James Houser returned from Danville where they attended Charles Jones trial. Ox and Mrs Tzivey Frouser of Saetfield drove home for a visit. Geo W Wilson visited his Missouri home Wednesday. Waller, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Hancock
Mary Catherine
Neoga
J. W. Brown
Cumberland
Roy Goodwin
Claire Brandenburg
Dieterich
Ill
Mary Smart
Mt. Vernon
J. K. Richele
Harold Jones
Nena
Marion Jones
Terre Haute
Lou, Miller
Lawrence Miller
Indianapolis
Okmulgee
Okla
W. A. Fuson
James Houser
Danville
Charles Jones
Atorney
Crawforé County
Tsizvey C."frouser
Aetfield
Arith
Local residents head to New Mexico and Indiana for study and visits
A string of social notes records Mr and Mrs P E Ennis planning to settle on a farm in East Las Vegas New Mexico Miss Edna M First travels to Terre Haute for piano study Mrs Frank W Birnie visits Detroit Michigan Mrs Minnie Nichols returns to Terre Haute for work Miss Irene Seeders visits Indianapolis Miss J W Etchison goes to St Louis for medical treatments Mrs Caroline Sanford and daughter Mary visit Terre Haute to see Elmer Sanford and family Olive Sewell visits Martinsville Miss Elsie Roberts travels to Union Center Leona Clem visits Terre Haute Carleton Hopkins and wife tour Wellington Ross Lee and wife visit Westfield Jaggies Mayfield Mary Tingley John E Walls travel to Pana for a death in the family J M Foreman heads to Columbus for a ill daughter Shirley Kelly returns to Hazel Dell Muriel Harrison hosts Night Owl Embroidery Club progressing Mah Jongg and a shower for Mrs Harold M Jones Jonas A Click honored at Knights of Pythias dinner High school exhibit showcases home economics and woodworking Mrs John E Walls dies by suicide in Pana. husband John B Walls notable local businessman survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Ennis
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Edna M
Terre Haute
Mesdames C. M. Harris
W. E. Barrett
Charleston
Frank W. Birnie
William A. Rowe
Detroit
Michigan
Minnie Nichols
Austin Lacey
Irene Seeders
Indianapolis
J. W. Etchison
St. Louis
Caroline Sanford
Mary
Elmer Sanford
Carleton W. Hopkins
Wellington
William Swisher
Lester E. Gardner
Thomas W. Gardner
L. Mayfield
Mary Tingley
John E Walls
Pana
J. M. Foreman
Columbus
Ohio
P. M. Ellis
Shirley Kelly
Hazel Dell
Howard Holmes
Fred L. Bancroft
Ross
G. M. Wohlford
Danville
R. L. Fairchild
Muriel Harrison
Night Owl
West Main Street
Harold M. Jones
Edna Scott
Goldie English
Flossie E. Lee
Ralph M. Brooke
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Jonas A. Click
Dora Matheny
Catholic Church
John .B. Walls
Local Social Notes From Terre Haute and Nearby
Homer Hendrix Dolson and Thelma New man spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Mrs. D Tate spent part of last week in Martinsville with her daughter Mrs Jess Wilcoxson. Miss Anna Mendrix is staying his week with Mil c and dirs. Simon Irvin of East of Auburn. Clarenee Spewier and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Babcock of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson Homer Hendrix
Thelma Newman
Terre Haute
D. Tate
Martinsville
Jess ‘Wilcoxson
Anna Mendrix
Mil c
Simon Irvin
East of
Auburn
Neee
Clarenee Spewier
Robert, Babcock
Marshall
Claypool Family Visits Relatives Across Counties
David Claypool of Casey spent Monday afternoon at the home of his brother Jerry Claypool. Allen Claypool and wife and son Virgil of Marshall visited relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Claypool
Casey
Jerry
Claypool
Allen Claypool
Virgil
Marshall
United Brethren Mothers Day Service at U B Church
Mothers Day program planned at the United Brethren Church on Sunday morning with Sabbath school at 9 30 and a 10 30 program led by Mrs Ben Ogle superintendent inviting mothers to bring their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Ben Ogle
Pastor Glendenning to Begin Mineral Mission Services
Christian T. P. Glendenning of Mineral II will begin his pastorate with services next Sunday at 10 45 a m and 730 p m. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Glendenning
Mineral, II
Congregational Georg e G Ross Announces Worship Themes
Morning worship at 10 45 with Peter's sermon Hear Ye Men of Israel. Evening service at 7 30 on The Simplicity of the Gospel. Sunday school at 9 30. Mid week Bible study and prayer Wednesday 7 30. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Israel
Mother's Day and sermon schedule for multiple churches
Evangelical J. E. McCoy schedules Sunday school at 9 30. Mother's Day sermon at Grand Turn 10 30. Preaching at Marshall 2 30 and Mother's Day program at Big Creek 7 30. Prayer meetings at Grand Turn Wednesday and at Big Creek Thursday. Next week Rev B C Earhart arrives to begin circuit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Turn
Marshall
Big Creek
B. C. Earhart
Methodist Church Plans Mothers Day Service
Pastor Evans announces Mothers Day service next Sunday with bouquets for all mothers. Mid week study continues on the Gospel of John. Sunday night sermon theme features Jean Valjean hero of Les Miserables by Victor Hugo, noted as Christ like. May Sunday school numbers started strong at 352, aiming to stay above 300 this month and next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Valjean
Victor Hugo
Christian Science Services At The Pythian Temple
Sunday services at 11 each week with the subject Adam and Fallen Man. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8. Reading room and circulating library offer Bible and authorized Christian Science literature for reading, borrowing or purchase, open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4 p.m. Public invited to attend and use library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Temple
Boren Introduces Star Bread Jumper Fashion Line
Boren markets season items including frocks suits and scarfs in sheer materials and contrasting colors. Hats feature scarfs to match and trim with plain and printed silks and crepes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boren
University of California
Watch Your Diet Grows Cathartic Drug Trade
Druggists report a thriving business in cathartics and note that objects for which these drugs are bought can be more healthfully obtained by adding leafy vegetables fruits and bran bread to the diet according to medical authorities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jake Fawyer
Ola Collier
L. Collier
Emmett Tharp
Joe Tharp
John Holler
Ethelbert Bartlett
O P Thorn
Sol Pittenger
Orval Risley
Doyl Manhart
R M Clements
Mary Henderson
Joe Shade
Keifer and
Raymond
Charles Eaton
L. G Smith
Marion Collier
York
Modest Bohn
John Besch
William Collier
Leonard Smith
Dewey Craig
Ann Eweitzer
Earl Cummins
Ola Collier Fenton Spangler
O. S. Tharp
O P Tharp
Mashall
William Hilbert
Floyd Henderson
George Hilbert
Roy Henderson
Kenneth Tingley
Charles Shiffick
Edith Serwise
Opal Liffick
Claresville
Clarence Fitzgerald
Mae Fitzgerald
Lilly Starks
Kansas
Ernest Gilbert
John Gilbert
Pearl Malls
Fay Walls
Nina Galey
Anapolis
John Realy
Sam Realy
Sylvan Fitzgerald
Raymond Babcock
Grandview
Harry Shumaker
A P Clapp
Madge Nickelson
Pearl Coombs
Howard Hunter
Robert A. Stricker
Elza Newman
Alice Newman
Charlie Fitzgerald
Ralph
J W
Hutchings
Joyce Peck
Emanuel Clapp
Irena Fitzgerald
East Mcdaniel
Virgil Dennon
East St. Louis
Carl Norton
Mildred Steppe
Wm. Norton
Ray Davison
Catharine Strohm
Ben
Elizabeth Garner
Ellen Wallace
Liverly
Clarence Williams
Chrisman
Otis Williams
Vermilli
Edna Miller
Enoch Wyrick
Ruth Carpenter
Wilma
Carpenter
John Nicol
Verne Davison
Geneva
Irmogene Miller
Perry Jackson
Fred ‘Ledermann
John Ledamann
Whnte Nichols
Crace Buzzard
West Union
G. Biccard
Orimai Higginboths
Sod
Westfield
Cleone
Bar
United Brethren
Christian
Geo. G. Ross
J. E. McCoy
Methodist
Evans
the Pipe Organ
Christian Science
Tom Sawyer
Peters Diamond
M. ‘Grabenheimer
Little Owl Cafe
National Cafe
J. D.mullen
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