Local Social Roundup from Dennison Area
Miss Gladys Downey was guest of Miss Ruth Weaver Sunday. Elmer Stoelting and Miss Mable Fawley attended wedding of Mardon Bartrum and Cora Setzer. A birthday gathering for Harry Mathew drew many friends including Lavenia Finkbiner Lizzie Hall Edith Weaver Anna Welsh Lula Elliott Mable Fawley Sue Setzer Mayme Hazel Fair grief Mary Weaver and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shirley
W. P. Eb. Loe
Ronias
Moses Ded Weaver
Dennison
Gladys Downey
Ruth Weaver
Chris, Stoclting
Family
Sotgoy Welshaig
Mable Fawley
Mardon Bartrum
Cora Setzer
Harry Mathew
Lavenia Finkbiner
Lizzie , Hall
Edith’. Weaver
Anna Welsh
Lula Elliott
Sue Setzer Mayme
Hazel Fairgrief
Mary Weaver
Robert Keller
Revival at Clarksville Baptist Church Opens Sunday
A revival meeting began at the Clarksville Baptist Church Sunday night with invitation extended to all. Local residents attended other events including a funeral for Mrs. Gottlieb Behner and visits by Elva Smitley to Mrs. Robert Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Hutchings
Marshall
Miller Field
Elva Smitley
Robert Gardner
Gottlieb Behner
Win
Melton
James Melton
Cloones
Clarksville Baptist
Spiketown Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Moves
Miss Ruth and Emma Fredentberger of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Belvin Henderich. Myrtle Irwin visited Lola Murphy. P A Vaughn and family plan to move to Terre Haute. Ed Shonk and family visit. Otterbein Guild forms at Centenary church with thirteen members. J W Graum in Paris. Orville Honderich returns to Champaign to begin work. Dan Milbourne and family moved to Terre Haute. Boys head north to husk corn. Bro Miller preached Sunday night. Miss Mary Nichols of Westfield visited Belva Honderkh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icee
Ruth
Emma Fredentberger
Terre Haute
Belvin ‘Henderick
Myrtle “Irwin
Lola. Murphy
P. A. Vaughn
Con
Ed Shonk
Centenary Church
J. .W. Graum
Paris
Orvilie
Honderich
Champaign
Dan Milbourné
Tétre Haute
Miller
Mary Nichols
Westfield
Belva Honderkeh
Local farm trade and fodder shredding update in Newman
John Nidiffer oversees his farm property in Newman including a livery stable. Roe Davis Bruce Clapp bought fodder shredders from Marshall. Spring calf buyers are numerous with prices around 25 dollars per head or six tons per pound. Weather favors shredding this week as yields look poor. rabbits are ready for harvest and fat for seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nidiffer
Farnt'stere
Newman
Roe Davis
Bruce Clapp
Marshall
Irs
Graces Clapp
Mike Snyder
George Hammond
Mat Snyder
West Union Visitors and Community Club Dance Report
West Union residents note Mr Hart with wife and son visiting his father at Robinson over Sunday. Work on sidewalks resumed by a strong crew after bad weather. Local residents and guests spent Sunday at L A Shawler's home. Attendees included Miss Lasiie Handy of Oliver and Ray and Roscoe Laoyd of Marshall. Halloween was well observed at the club dance Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Robinson
T. W. Richards
Community notes include visits and local gatherings
Mrs Myrtle Baker Edmonds visits her Uncles in Oklahoma bound for a future home with husband Fred Baker. Family news covers anniversaries, church postings, neighbors visiting, school events, and corn husking as residents travel between Marshall, Freedom, and Terre Haute with various kin in Indiana.
Residents share harvest notes and social events in local columns
A fragmented draft reportsHomer residents husking corn and noting worm damage to crops. Ralph Jeffers bought the Fred Arney farm involving Ethel Currey from Hymera who visited last week. About two dozen attended a Halloween party at John Beachout’s. Mrs Fred Bennett of Westfield visited relatives. Ground work to lay east siding with heavier steel. Several youths attended dinner at James Elam home. Apple pickers finished Monday with just over 8 000 bushels harvested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralphh Jeffers
Fred Arney
Ethel Currey
Hymera
Hallowe’en
John Beachout
Fred Bennett
Westfield
James Elam
Moncay
Local Visitors Share Sunday in Dennison Townspeople
Mrs James Doolittle and Mrs Andy Farriss spent Sunday with Familien at a gathering. Mr Ferris Crawford and wife visited Ora Kuykendall. Be Arford of Marshall was in Dennison for the day. Delbert Shirley and Elisha Shinty with families called on Moses Heath. Joe Taylor and wife visited their daughter Mrs Frank Augustus in Dudley. Kuykendall and wife from Carmel visited his parents here. Mrs Margaret Kirby of Weaver visited daughter Mrs Frank Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Doolittle
Andy Farriss
Ferriss Crawford
Ora
Kuykendall
S. BE
Carmel
Margaret Kirby
Weaver
Frank Montgomery
Stump Ray Crumrine House Nears Completion
Social at Carl Clement's Friday night elicits good time among local youth. Allen Wright of English visits Harry Whitson and Mrs. Walter White family. Kuhn heads to Brunswick to settle inland home. Relatives and neighbors—Ed Geisert of Missouri visits, Rosa Bake and daughter in Marshall spend Sunday, Geisert sisters and Junker family in Black Hawk host others, Maurer and Goodwins group share afternoon at Harry Maurer's with multiple local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Crumrine
League
Carl Clement
Allen Wright
English
Harry Whitson
Walter White
Lilly
Kuhn
Brunswick
Ohio
Ed Geisert
Missouri
Fee Bake
Rosa
Marshall
Frank Gétebree
Misses Rue
Hazel Geisert
Mra Alford Junker
Black Hawk
Frank ‘Taylor
Alma
Jessie Gilbert
Ethel’Goodwin
Harry. Maurer’a
Nellie Goodwins
Fred Saiter
Mont’ Taylor
Harry Whitson J
Possum Ridge Visit Ends for Henry Cunningham
Henry Cunningham, long a Salt Lake City resident, arrived Sunday to visit his mother Mrs Mary Cunningham at Possum Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry” Cunningham
Salt
Lake City
Utah
Mary. Cunningham
Martinsville News Notes and Local Happenings
Martinsville brief rounds up residents, visitors, and local events. Deputy U S marshal presence, juror in St Louis, and moves to Tulsa are noted along with Halloween activities, livestock and prices, and a copied obituary sketch of Jacob Kingston and family ties to Selah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Best
Cleone
Lewis Curtis
Terre Haute
Walter McCrory
T. P. Cleaver
St. Louis
Esquire
Hedges
White Oak
Joseph Cooper
Gon
Albert Cooper
Orange
Frank Knight
Indianola
Mary Cunningham
E. W. Moore
Tulsa
Okla
Paris High School Cadets Board Train Home After Mock Battle
About eighty Paris high school cadets spent yesterday in Oliver observing a sham battle and a brief court square drill. The group then prepared to board the train for a homeward trip. Among Terre Haute observers were Mrs. Lucie and several other local guests including Mrs. Battis and Mrs. Margaret Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hera
Oliver
Court House
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South
Dolson
West Union
Jack O
Myrtle Baker Edmonds
Mildred
Harry Prust
Jacksonville
Oklahoma
Fred “Baker
Washington
Fromyai
B. F
Baker
Marshall Saiuday
Arthur
Perry Tharp
Snyder
Goldie Collier
Darwin
Goldie
Mrs Tharp
Mrs. Tharp
Tharp
Olive
Sonia
Edith Tapscott
Modena Lowry
Keba
Helen Cunningham
Mary Mallory
Freedom
Carrie Lowry
Win Wyrick
Charley Gilbert
Ada Burkett
Gladys Sweet
Mary Ann Cunningham
Charley Sweet
Morgen Sweet
Joe Tapscott
Will Mallory
Bert Eckles
Freedom Church
Jennie Beltz
Bell Sweitzer
Charles Raisner
Charles and
John Tingley
Wm, Raisner
Mary Beltz
Nettie Tingley
Marhall
Mabel Beltz
Thomas Pearce
Mr Huff
Theodore Miller
Samuel Tingley
Dan Sweitzer
Lyman McBroom
Harve Sweitzer
Xura Clark
A. J Peltz
Indiana
Homer
Possum Ridge
Martinsville
W. Wood
J. F. Hull
St. M. E. Church
Selah Valley
Chas. E. Kingston
Martinaville
Celia Miller
Jacob
Hes
Chas
Lottie Kepford
Carmargo
J.W Kingston
Dietrich
Idaho
R. JH
Seattle
Leroy
Selah
Nina M. Boyer
Eli E. “Kingston
Spring Brook
Kingston Tand
Rev. J
Kingston
Staty
Lun
North Side Square
Jno. L
Printzess
Redfern
Terre
Haute
Lucie
Frank Robinson
Poorman
Tarman
East Side
Public Square
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