Local Martinsville Social roundup notes
Cleone and Edgar Guyer shopped Wednesday in Martinsville. Various residents are mentioned: Persius S. Green of Lockport Ark began work for Prof. Peary Black. the southern department crew worked on a washout near W M Sinclair's residence. Neighbors Nolan and Ralph Poffinberger visited M W Connelly. Squire Stillwell held a labor docket on Wednesday. G A Hammond placed tiles on his manor near Oilfield. The Kellys and Stella joined Mrs Emily Black and Mrs Sallie Garver for a Sunday visit. Eliza Stoneburn and family spent the day with home folks. Sylvan Morrell and son Gilbert were visitors in Martinsville. Polly and Mrs Ladd returned from Indiana. taxpayers testified to a road trial before Marshal Wednesday. Connolly and sons butchered a 250 pound hog for home use. Lindsey Chapel services were well attended despite bad weather. Ella Connolly and Pearl shopped Saturday in Cleon. Albert Williams and Gladys Seaton quietly wed Thursday at 4:00 pm. Sherman McNary, road contractor, visited Cam Connolly’s office to arrange living with his mother, Mrs Susan Claypool, at Pearly Babcock’s. Rev Reeder is expected with Clarksville Baptists Sunday evening November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Guyer
Martinsville
Persius S. Green
Lockport
Ark
Peary Black
Southern Department
W. M. Sinclair
Nolan Poffinberger
Ralph
M. W. Connelley
G. A. Hammond
Oilfield
S. M Kelly
Stella
Emily Black
Sallie Garver
Eliza Stoneburn
Sylvan Morrell
Gilbert
Polly Ladd
Indiana
Local residents attend events and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs David Lutz were guests of Oda Marrs Sunday. Ralph Norgan spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs Ida Babcock and her daughter Mabel were in Terre Haute on Thursday on business. Mr and Mrs Claude Huggins of Terre Haute attended church at Clarksville on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Morgan of Wetzel attended the funeral of their cousin Fred Morgan on Saturday. Mrs Ella Miller went to Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lutz
Oda Marrs
Ralph Norgan
Ida Babcock
Mabel
Terre Haute
Claude Huggins
Clarksville
Glenn Morgan
Wetzel
Fred Morgan
Ella Miller
Marshall
Illinois Farmers Endorse Stable Work and Growth
Farmers across 74 farm bureaus unite as the Illinois Agricultural Association with offices in the Edison Building Chicago to push a constructive program. They claim 30 000 members and 63 percent of the population support their voice in state and national affairs, advocating efficiency and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Agricultural Association
Edison
Chicago
Farmers Institute
Rosicrucian Fraternity Public Notice on Sign Message
A letter from R Everett Danner explains the Rosicrucian Fraternity's aims and beliefs. The sign over North Sixth Street marks the emblem of the fraternity and its motto TRY. The group promotes universal religion, study of philosophy science and comparative religion, and practical spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sixth Street
Universal Brotherhood of Man
R. Everett Danner
Peoria Orders Cut Electric Signs to Save Coal
Peoria Mayor D N Woodruff orders ban on electric advertising signs to conserve coal. Springfield reports war records committee drives and a strong push by the Illinois State Historical library. Winslow hog cholera hits farms, OC Two shoots infected hogs. Public utilities commission extends Kankakee fare to 1920. Carlinville faces pauper fund strain, Rochelle hosts soldiers barbecue, Taylorville's paper mill suspends for coal strike. ChicagoDas riots report tallies 38 dead with call for segregation as remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
D. N. Woodruff
Mount Carmel
Bastie
Springfield
War Records Section
Illinois State Historical Library
Winnebago
OC. J
Public Utilities Commission
Kankakee
Carlinville
Macoupin County
Rochelle
Taylorville
United States
Knotts
Woolner Distillery Company of
New Canton
Mississippi Valley Apple Growers’ Association
Hannibal
H. &. Koeller
Chicago
Hoffman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleone
Connelley
Lindsey Chapel
Ella Connelley
Pearl
Cleon
Albert Williams
Gladys Seaton
Sherman McNary
Cam Connely
Susan Claypool
Pearly Babcock and Family of
Spiketown
Abel Babcock
Reeder
South Dolson
The
Rosicrucian Fraternity
Adv
Everett Shirting
Clark
O.N.T. Thread
Hope
Doty
Gossard
Johnson
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