Community Notices and Social Visits Roundup
Marshall area residents announce visits and burials as several locals attend gatherings. Mrs Blair and Mrs Murphy are buried in York Cemetery and nearby West Union respectively, with Mrs Hibben visiting Indianapolis relatives and Ida Bach returning from the Midwest to California. Community members host birthdays, entertain guests, move residences, and attend a Friday masquerade and pie social at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blair
Marshall
York
Jane Murphy
West Union
Louise Hibben
Indianapolis
R. Pritchard
S. R. Freeman
Ida Bach
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohi
California
Charles Jackson
Paris
Jane Curry
Charley
Clara Walls
Sunday Social Notes From Local Clusters
Bonnie Carpenter visited with the Mitler sisters. Mrs. Amanda Garer stayed with daughter Mrs. Ellen Wallace in Liverly. Thelma White of Hall and Opal Farr joined Hershel Cline for Sunday. L. D. Coombes and Thomas Carpenter enjoyed Sunday at Perry Jackson's. Alice Lambdin and Herman of Allright visited Hattie Blizzard. Hershel Chyne nursing three broken ribs after an animal incident. Alice Beausac listed as poorly. Bert Whitkanack and son from Darwin spent a day with sisters Tressie and Mabel. Mary Ledermann and Del phia Jackson visited Sylvia Hollenbeck Valley. Perry Williams and sister Roscoe of West Union spent Sunday with him. Minnie Burger and children with Myrtle Shotts of Freedom. John Garner bought the Dan Napier Farm to move soon. Elder Bert Eckels of Clarksville visited Enoch Wyrick and wife. PS Nothing makes women more indig bent than to observe a cheerful wid owe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Carpenter
Mitler Sisters
Amanda Garer
Ellen Wallace
Liverly
Thelma White
Hall
Opal Farr
Hershel Cline’s
L. D. Coombes
Allright
Thomas Carpenter
Perry Jackson
Alice Lambdin
Herman
Hattie Blizzard
Hershel Chyne
Alice Beausac
Bert Whitkanack
Darwin
Tressie
Mabel
Mary Ledermann
Mary
Delphia Jackson
Sylvia Hollenbeck Valley
Perry Williams
Roscoe
West Union
Minnie Burger
Myrtle Shotts
Freedom
John Garner
Dan Napier
Bert’ Eckels
Clarksville
Enoch Wyrick
Will Beade
Auburn
Chas Spaugh
George Newlin
Orange
Bud Janney
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Joshua Smith
Glen Gallatin
Thomas Maxwell
Minnesota
Island Grove Church
Conmirade Maxwell
Leaney Flanner
John Webber
Orange Township
Francis Mabel Williams
Emma Williams
Samuel Leane
North Mill Street
Church of God
Chrisman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Edna
Arkansas
West York
R. J. Richard
Norman
Robinson
Chicago
Freda Mack
Frances ‘Lindley
Fréd Guyer
Adline Guyer
Harlan Steinbaugh
Thomas
Athey
Annapolis
Stobert Athey
C. Ryerson
Nellie
Martin
James Nicot- Ave
Palmir Coulter
Harper” Reynolds
Vale Freeland
Dayton
Ohio
W.A. Freeland
Roscoe R. Stoltz
Pittsburgh
Amy McDowell
St. Louis
Roy McFarland
Fred Brewer
Champaign
Ill
W. Brewer
J. B. Phillips
Colorado
California
Robert E. Lee
Mornday
Fort Worth
Texas
Ted Paden
Mattoon
W. H.hayes
Lee EB. Miller
Charleston
Worth Cochonour
R. O. Jackson
Big Timber
Montana
Perry Fouty
Hazel Dell
Iti
W. E. Meeker
C. Herbert Gobte
Sam Hutchison
Frank Lewis
Warren
Ind
Hazel Roger
Raymond C. Buckle
Joe Davie
Moose Hall
Martinsville
Marshall and
Greenup
Cliff Lowe
Fern Fox
Howard Holmes
Arcola
A. H. Flagge
Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Martinsville Notes: church fall harms, marriages, visits
Several local items: Mrs Doak fell at the church and broke her hip but is improving. Arthur Beabout and Nettie Kitchen wed at the Church of God parsonage with Rev. W. C. Chrisman officiating. Various residents travel, visit, or recover from illnesses. plus community events, baptisms, obituaries, and a Halloween dance at Moose hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Doak
North York Street
Arthur Beabout
John Beaubout
Auburn
Nettie Kitchen
This Place
Elmer
Kitchen
Church of God Parsonage
W. C. Crisman
Connersville
Ind
John Kerring
Jerseyville
Ills
Kruezan
Hazel Dell
John Watts
Chrisman
Barber
Rev
B. H. Walworth
Urbaga
Clayton
Sedalia
E. S. Clayton
T P. Cleam
Springfield
National Road Work and Local News Highlight Week
Dr. Jno Shannon Shawver started work on the National road Wednesday. Rev Hall to speak at Lindsey chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Governor Lowden discusses the livestock industry noting twenty years of international exposition and urging intelligent feeding and breeding improvements. Local trappers welcomed open fur season and Lee Tarble becomes assistant clerk at Wiser and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Shawver
National Road
Lutherr-Hammond
Martin Connelley
Earl. Inman
South Tecumseh. Avenue
Rev. Hall
Lindsey Chapel
Lee Tarble
John, Bishop
Jesse Hall
Nelson ‘Gonnelley
Chicago
International
Automobile Temperatures and Slow Travel Metaphor
A reflective comparison likens an automobile to a man noting that when it travels too fast it overheats and stalls until it cools. The analogy links speed, heat, and stalling to convey a moral about restraint and pacing.
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Con
Sir. Freeman
Otto Jackson
Near West York
Howard Jackson
Hobart Jackson
Doc Daugherty
John Cox
Johnson Place
Roy Bishop
Wil Lewis
Schogtaw
Divas SF
Ewe
Pte
Lincoln Woodburn
Célestai
William Woodburn
Ella Heywood
Kate. Heywood
Indianola
South Dolson
Jack Frost
Abel Babcock
Opal Mething
Wes Milhouse
Amos Morgan
George Buehler
Roy Findley
Hurley Findley
John Stricker
Highland
Kansas
Joe’ Spires
Westfield
J. B. Arvin
Hornbrook
Edith. Fox
Cleone
Svernor Lowden
United
Anglo-American ‘Mill Company
AH Orcam
Haavel Plour
Biel
R. J. Poorman
Inois
L. Ruben
W. G. Perisho
Trefz Wagon Yard
Sion
C. M. Sullins
Ode
Brunswick
Altona
H. M. Dewey'& ‘Co
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