Local Social Notes From Casey Area
Sunday visits and family gatherings span Casey area with many relatives listed. Bert Baily’s buggy project noted. Lena Thompson and Pansy Green members seen in town. May 15 postponement of Misner chapel meeting announced. several families spend Sunday with friends and kin across Green, Schoffstall, Dehl, McDaniel, and Floyd households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Baily
Sadie Baxter
Nell Schoffstall
Nellie Schoffstall
Casey
Isaac Baker
Jesse Thompson
Lena Thompson
Pansy Green
Edith Lingafelter
Roscoe
Roy Kimberlin
Edwin Dehl
Noble
Clinton Green
Ivy Harrison
Ccle Shank
Mary McDaniel
George Randolph
Randolph
Philip Floyd
Missouri
Fletcher's Castoria Advertised For Children Cry
Miss Josie Johnes is improving after the pie supper at Dunlap. Mrs Ella Johns visited her son Joseph Johns near Farrington. Bonnie Joy and Viola Taylor visited Mr and Mrs G A Mathis. O C Wolkers entertained the Dennison Band boys Sunday. Earl Englehart, ill with pneumonia, is improving. The Dennison Band will supply music at memorial services for old soldiers in the M E church and cemetery decoration on May 24 and Sunday afternoon. Reverend O H Sweitzer will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Johnes
Dunlap
Ella Johns
Joseph Johns
Farrington
Bonnie Joy
Viola Taylor
G. A. Mathis
O C Wolkers
Dennison Band
Earl Englehart
Dan Englehart
Frank Augustus
Fred Montgomery
Jos. Taylor
O. H Sweitzer
Terre Haute
M. E
Dennison
Farris
Tornado and Fire Insurance Offered by Cole & Cole
Cole and Cole of Marshall offer tornado and fire insurance on farm and city property with strong companies at low rates. Mrs. Charlie Gilbert is sick. Social visits noted: Layle and Ruth Cunningham at Jesse Atkins. Wyrick family at Charlie Gubert. Orpha Tapscott improving. George and Mrs. McNulty at Morgan Sweet’s. Ray Burkeybile and family at Leonard Washburn’s. Will Mallory at M. Sweet’s. Baptism planned at Freedom on Sunday May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole & Cole
Marshall, N
Charlie Gilbert
Layle
Ruth Cunningham
Jesse Atkins Wine
Wyrick
Chariie Guberts
Orpha Tapscott
George McNulty
Morgan Sweet
Ray Burkeybile
Leonard Washburn’s
Will Mallory
M. Sweet
Freedom
Sunday Social Notes From Armstrong Teems
Fred Beltz had dinner Sunday at Anroti Weavers. Milas Della Weaver visited Harry Wyrick's family. Mir and Mrs Clark Irwin spent Sunday with Milton Brown and family. Ady Wiley Elliott and wife were with Otto Travioll and family. Lirs Yerlin Bland and son Herbert visit her father D D Weaver and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beltz
Anroti
Wiley Elliott
Otto Travioll
Famlly
Lirs
Yerlin Bland
Herbert
D.D. Weaver
Sunday visits and community notes from Epworth League gathering
Clifford Carpenter and family visited Garrett Snedeker and family on Sunday. Misses Mary, Aletha Weaver, Lila Warrick, and Lillie Beltz stayed with the Elliots. Masme and Katherine Fairghert and Plessie Irwin joined Ruth Setzer, Rosa Weaver, and Edith Burkholder with Haze Elliott. Ferdinand Geibel and wife, Frank Ohm and family from Terre Haute spent Sunday with John Welsh. Epworth League lesson led by Ruth Setzer, citations by Blanche Liggett and Lavena Finkbiner, pantomime by Flora Elliott, duet by Laura and Celia. The cherry crop will be very short. Mrs I C Cleaver from Terre Haute visited Monday. Nick Hurst’s store building at Adenmoor nearly complete. Ladies won attendance at Sabbath school. Mrs Peter Snyder visited Anna with her son. Meadows yellow like last year. Mrs Cramer and Mrs Siverly of Anderson visited W F Romine. A survey of Martinsville crowd hunted mushrooms last week. Two auto experts examined their machine here Sunday. With fair weather corn planting will proceed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Carpenter
Garrett Snedeker
Mary and
Aletha Weaver
Lila Wsrick
Lillie Beltz
Laura
Celia Elliott
Masme
Katherine Fairghet
Plessie Irwin
Rosa Weaver
Edith Burkholder
Haze
Flora Eliott
Ferdinand Geibel
Frank Ohm
Family
Terre Haute
Ruth Setzer
John Welsh
Epworth League
Blanche Liggett
Lavenia Finkbiner
Flora Elliott
Cleaver
Nick Hurst
Adenmoor
Peter Snyder
Anna
Cramer
Siverly
Anderson
W F Romine
Martinsville
Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Report
Sunday school attendance was 85. Stella Hamilton stayed at home while Emma Mills visited in Martinsville. Bev Chamness visited Fairbanks, Everett Swope and wife went to West York. The baptism will be held Saturday afternoon. Susie and Lillie Weber were in Martinsville Thursday. Blanche Nettleton returned home from Terre Haute Thursday. Mr Houghton and wife of Washington visited T. J Layton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Mills
Martinsville
Bev Chamness
Fairbanks
Everett Swope
West York
Susie
Lillie Weber
Blanche Nettleton
Terre Haute
Mr Houghton
Washington
T. J Layton
Dolson Company Buys Hogs. Hail Damages Gardens
Will Davis shipped hogs to a Kansas buyer on Saturday as some oil leases were returned to landowners and Dolson plans to continue coal oil purchases. Visitors include Mrs Akasha Ennis of Martinsville and Mrs Eunice Phenix of Missouri. A heavy hail storm about a mile wide struck Tuesday night, damaging gardens and fruit. Some corn was planted early last week but rain halted field work and wet ground prevented breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson
Will Davis
Kansas
Akasha Ennis
Martinsville
Eunice Phenix
Missouri
Sophia Montgomery
James Platt
West Union
Matilda
Charles Hawkins
Measles Spread in South Doison Personal Notices
Measles spread rapidly in South Doison. Harry Johnson works for Lu Stephenson. Grandma Babcock suffers rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Pearl Ramsey of Possum Ridge spent Sunday with Aunt Eunice. Johnson Mrs Chas Goeckler and daughter Lula attended the funeral of Miss Mabet Bagas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Lu Stephenson
Grandma Babcock
Pearl Ramsey
Possum Ridge
Eunice
Johnson
Chas, Goeckler
Lula
Miss Mabet
Bagas
Big Creek News Highlights and Local Birthdays
A surprise birthday for Timothy Babcock on his 47th birthday drew many friends. Wm Davidson and Miss Mabel Mountjoy of Clarksville wed in Marshall with Rev John Sweet officiating. Thas Goeckler traveled to Indianapolis due to his sister Mrs Roy Smith’s inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Wi Hartzler suffered a dislocated elbow from a fall. Mrs William Martzler returned from Terre Haute after her sister Mrs Sarah Fultze’s death. Darwin church hosted a large Mother's Day service with notable child singing. A picture sermon on 30 000 Young Methodists in Canada is planned, tied to an Epworth League convention and Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Creek
Timothy Babcock
Wm. Davidson
Mabel Mountjoy
Clarksville
Marshall
John Sweet
Thas, Goeckler
Indianapolis
Roy Smith
William Martzler
Terre Haute
Sarah Fultze
Darwin
Canada
Epworth League
Martinsville Community Notes Highlight Local Events
May 22 school closing announced. Veterans, church gatherings, and Mother's Day observations mark a busy week. Streets, sidewalks, and sewer work planned. several residents move to Ellwood. grain prospects look strong with fruit crops mixed. In memory of Miss Lucy Rogers and aging residents.
Town Visitors Attend Robinson Event and Card Shows
Messrs Val Mount and Geo Cline were business visitors in Robinson. The Jack Swift tent show drew good sized crowds Monday and Tuesday. Methodist Church services are set for Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. Plymouth Church will host a memorial sermon at 2 30 pm next Sunday. Church attendance was high and a male quartet performed A Mothers Appeal to Her Boy. A recitation Over the Hill From the Poor House by Prof Phillips and a ladies committee greeted guests at the door with white flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Mount
Geo. Cline
Robinson
Jack Swift
M. E
Plymouth Church
Methodist
Phillips
Poverty near gem mine in Murfreesboro Arkansas
In Pike County the county poor farm sits adjacent to a diamond bearing property, making wealth appear separated by an imaginary line. Aunt Polly Cox, the lone resident of the county farm, sees no wealth and no line between poverty and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Ark
Pike County
United States
Polly Cox
Watch Found After Hanging In Tree In Georgetown
A gold watch owned by Wilfred White, a Georgetown merchant, found hanging in a tree after a year of apparent disappearance. White retraced his steps, advertised, and in a later trip with companions the same area yielded the watch, which, after winding, kept good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Del
Wilfred White
White
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