Livingston Social Notices Mixed with Family Visits
Local names and families report a series of visits and gatherings in Livingston. Mrs John Sullivan and others hosted and visited relatives in Marshall Oblong Terre Haute Evansville and Princeton. Raymond Reedy lost a finger in a corn picker and was treated at Union Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Sullivan
John Sullivan
Glenn Wells
Swith
Ralph Reedy
Danny
Christian Church
Reedy
Weaver
Marshall
Don Pine
Donald Thompson
Auburn
Art. Waight
Joan Sullivan
C. R. McNary
Ohio
Ethel Jensen
Margaret. Pirie
Flora
Nellie Hurst
Lillie Reedy
Pearl Taylor
Charleston
Raymond Reedy
Union Hospital
Clarence Richey
May Shade
Paul Traviell
Bill Sullivan
Richard Cork
Hallowe'en party guests and Sunday visits noted
Darwin and Gladys Hewitt hosted a Hallowe en party with Jerry Gard Gracie Tharp Eldon Autry Snagely Judy Rollings Judy Tingley Ronnie Hewitt Cleoma and Gladys Hewitt plus Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith and Ronnie Kiger. Debra and Mrs Maud Grant visited relatives at Mecca Indiana. Leland White and family of Martinsville visited John Frakes Carol and families. Marion Gard and Bertha Bush attended a Fred Wilfond birthday party. Delpha Hewitt visited Tobey Tobias and Nancy at Paris. Community meeting at Washington school house drew attendees Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Carolyn
Smith
Jerry Gard
Gracié Tharp
Eldon
Gerry Hewitt
Autry
Snagely
Judy Rollings
Judy’ Tingley
Ronnie Hewitt
Cleoma Gard
Gladys Hewitt
Mys
Lawrence ‘ Smith
Ronnie Kiger
Ed Grant
Debra
Maud Grant
Mecca
Indiana
Leland White
Martinsville
Tobey Tobias
Nancy
Paris
Washington School House
Elder Gettings Preaches at Mill Creek Church
Elder Gettings preached at the Mill Creek church with services Sunday and Sunday evening. Local residents and visitors, including Alton Blankenship, Zion attendees, Hurley Nicol, Alvin Miller, Robert Martin of Marshall, Warren Norton, and others, shared greetings and calls on neighbors after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Gettings
Mill Creek
Alton Blankenship
Okle Brewster
Zion
Hurley Nicol
Alvin T. Miller
Robert Martin
Marshall
Warren Norton
Alvin Miller
George Spittler
Allright
Jeff Booker
Walnut Prairie
John
Golda Blizzard
Robert
John Miller
Spiketown
Ross Richey
Central City Opera Village Goes Bigtime
Central City Colorado hosts its 19th play festival with stars from the Met Eleanor Steber headlining. Tourists in shorts fill the opera house boosting attendance beyond the year round population despite a projected season cost near 110000 with ticket sales subscriptions and other activities funding most of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Colo
Eleanor Steber
Met
Remember by the Old Timers
Memories from readers in Morgantown and across the U S recall pigeons solar heat washing by hand and old tools. The note mentions a 1914 Cincinnati zoo pigeon and farm life while science notes corn blight not affecting feed value according to Illinois agronomists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shockey
Morgantown
W.va
Cincinnati
Ofllinois Agronomists
Five Points Social Notes From Mrs Wilhoit
Mrs Martha Greenwood of Coal City Ind visits two weeks with her brother and wife. Nearby families host Sunday dinners and attend gatherings including a Stanley party near Paris. A shower for Lois Buser and a funeral for Ernest Thompson are noted along with club meetings. Plant care tip advises monthly feeding with fertilizer solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Greenwood
Coal City
Ind
R. A. Fiscus
Virgil Veach
Lloyd
Lyman Ray
Chrisman
Wm. Veach
Albert Jones
Rosella
Jones
Glen
Roberta
Glenn Wilhoit
Alfa Morgan
Virginia Morgan
George Allan
Golda Burkett
Paris
Harold Hendrix
Kenneth Wilhoit
Jennie Wilhoit
Rex Wilhoit
Alan
Lila Julie Morgan
Carolyn
Beverly Hendrix
Earle Dean Veach
Harold Claypool
Herbert Hutchens
Gayle Gard
Maurice
Donna
Joyce
Forrest Baker
Lois Buser
Bre
Ernest Thompson
Auburn Church
Investment in Farm Buildings Funded by Use Rent
The note argues that investment, upkeep, insurance and obsolescence of farm buildings should be paid from use rent. It emphasizes allocating ongoing costs to those who use the facilities to ensure capital needs and maintenance are covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allroad
Standard Railroad
Brotherhood of
Locomotive England Enginmon
Orden Et Ran
BLE
Blf&e
ORC
White House
Brotherhood of Railroad
BRT
Blf&eh
Dependable Sight Test Frames With Horse Lens Offer
A promotional notice markets smart white gold filled frames with horse lenses for near or far vision. Frames advertised at a price as low as five dollars, emphasizing affordability and dependable sight tests without charge.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Livingston
Snyder
Fo Fa
Ola’ Collier
Kemp
Lloyd Gordon
Winfield, Kansas
P. E. Cornwell
Dollie Newport
Sarah Hollenbeck
Janet
Lola Jeffers
Lucy .Draper
Dont Walsh
Franklin Walsh
Margie
Ruth Pittenger
Opal Mae
Terre Haute
J. W. Woods
Ivan
BH. C. Woods
Princeton
Kathryn Bumpus
Roy Woods
Ann Rieley
Bert Robinson
Clint
Etchnson
Franklin
Walsh
Gie
Virgil Duran
John ‘Fawyer
Raymond Tryon
Marjorie
J. V. Woods
Jean
Darwin
Opera
H. B. Smith
Aust
Nellie Crisfield
Battle, Creek, Mich
Bertha Pettengill
Essex Center
J. B. Padgett
Greenville
N. C
Gregory King
Cane River
Frankfort
G. B. Wilhoit
Wabash Valley Christian Men's Fellowship
Rockville
Anna Veach
Jolly Homemakers’ Club
Mae Shade
Laird Cor
Locust & 6Th Sts
International Harvester Refrigerators
Fred B. Keifer
Optometrist
Dearborn
Wood Bros
America
P.T.O
P.T
Clark County Tractor Sales
South Sixth Street
Marshall, Pal
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Wueiddlneu E
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