Revival and election notes from Dolson township
A revival meeting continues at Shilo U B Church with attendance invited. Dolson Township voters cast 395 ballots in the presidential election, the first time women voted here. 237 men and 158 women, with detailed party splits. The article also reports on local deaths, health, oil drilling progress, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson Polk Daughhetee
Shilo U. B
Feltén
Miller
Dolson Chapel
Dave Nicholson
Sarah Nicholson
JL. Nicholson
Dol‘gon Chapel
Ad. Yominie
Methodist Society
Tornado and Fire Strike Farms and City Properties
Insurance on farm and city property carried by strong companies at low rates offered by Cole and Cole of Marshall. Several coal leases expired last year. Local social at a Wie ner roast Friday night. Mac Vance and wife visited from Lower Dolson. Mrs Frank Burger visited her son at Montrose. Natives removed Taggart's fence from the road. Old bridge abutments at Elmer Phillips' were dynamited Wednesday. Dewey Davis' buggy overturned Thursday evening injuring occupants. Commissioner Hensley sold his farm and will move to Terre Haute next spring. Vern Kramer confined to bed with measles. John Hazen and wife visited Frank Croll. Miss Zoe Pearce visited the family of Henry Bohn. Geheb brothers and families spent Sunday with Frank Geheb. Miss Carries Brewster returned to her home in the lower Anderson. Shir k and Mrs Riley Davis and Peter Pearce visited P A Vaughn and family. Afr? and Mrs Philip Vaughn and daughter Frances visited George Geheb's family. Bare Ey Kuhn and Mrs Philip Weinghoi spent Friday with the Vaughn family of Marshall. Dr and Mrs John Jackson and daughter were at Frank Croll's Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Vance
Lower
Anderson
Philip Vaughn
Frances
Czorge
Geheb
Bare
Ey Kuhn
Philip Weinghoi
Ley ‘Vauhn
Marshall
John
Freehenia Ape Lote
Tras
Andy
Plainview Farm
Harry Tingley
Darvin
Will English
Clint Clatfelter
A. P. Fawley
Carl Clements
Oak Grove
Susie Jones
H. C. Grisham
M. M. Landers
Indianapolis
Chas. English
Wattmount
Jay G
Frank English
John Alvey
John Ramsey
Los Angeles
Calif
Buel Watson
Local Northern Marshall Notes and Social Scribbles
Mr and Mrs Low Schwanecka and Vern Gole of Marshall were hunting quail on Afr Cole s place last week. Peter Pearce repairs on Mr Bohn s place bought from Mr Manhart of Walnut Prairie. Farmers finish husking corn and plan domestic debates on voting. Clark Jackson and wife of Terre Haute visit then return home. George Geheb improves his place and will move when John Remlinger vacates. Mrs Philip Vaughn learns sister Mrs J C Rucker of Mono Lake Calif plans move to southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Schwanecka
Vern Gole
Marshall
Cole
Peter Pearce
Mr. Bohn
Manhart
Walnut Prairie
Clark Jackson
Terre Haute
Faithful but improving Robert Frances begins to recover
The article notes Robert Frances is better but not yet out. It also reflects on political mood, local meetings at Hopewell ending, and a new round starting at Kimlin church. Market prices show eggs at 36 cents and hens at 16 cents amid other small town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Frances
Hopewell
Kimlin
Evangelistic Union
York Street
Jacob Reasor
W. F. Ryan
Jacob. Rygo
Taylor Ryan
Omaha
Ark
Local Socials and Family News In Plainview and Nearby
A roundup of visits and gatherings across Plainview, Marshall, Martinsville, and Terre Haute. Families including Tingley, Clatfelter, Fawley, Clements, Grisham, Worrall, Hodson, English, and Ramsay swap weekends, birthdays, and dinners while neighbors share gifts. Winter arrives with rain sleet and snow. A fox hunt ends with a kill after hounds arrive.
Local Moves And Elections Reported In Brief
Orrie Lewis shipped his effects to Indianapolis and left for a new home. O F Maring and wife departed for Chicago to visit friends. Rush Ark held a city election on Oct 23 with Chas T Hill elected mayor. Frank Steward left for Quinan county Mississippi to oversee his cotton farm. Mrs Albert Hills and children visit their grandfather Harlan Wilson. Jack Swift and wife were summoned to Danville by their mother’s death. Lieut Bruce Thompson returns to Camp Wilson after furlough. Samuel L Lippincott and Cora Dyer wed last Saturday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Times
Orrie Lewis
Indianapolis
O. F. Maring
Chicago
Rush
Ark
Chas T. Hill
Frank Steward
Moriah
Quinan County
Miss
Albert Hills
Beaver County
Okla
Harlan Wilson
Jack Swift
Danville
Bruce Thompson
Camp Wilson
San Antonio
Tex
Samuel L. Lippincott
Casey
Cora Dyer
Westfield Club Forms North Side Country Club
Miss Mayme Stewart and Robert Young wed in Terre Haute after eloping from Westfield. Ruth Berkley of Nevada visits her uncle W. H. Berkley. E A Connelly of Alberta Canada visits on business. Cyril Stewart dies in Terre Haute and is buried in Good Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Berkley
Nevada
W. H. Berkley
E. A. Connelly
la Combe
Alberta
Canada
Mayme Stewart
Westfield
Robert Young
Paris
Terre Haute
Ella Mullins
North Side Country Club
Vanderalla-Peoria line to take over four divisions
Terre Haute passenger agent Frank Al Wood says that at the first of the year the Vandalia will take over four divisions extending from Vandalia to Peoria through Louisville Vincennes and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank “al. Wood
Terre
Haute
Vandalia
Panhandle
Vandalla
Peoria
Stir “Louis
Vincennes
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Emma Gard
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P. C. Hasten
Jesse Spraker
G. W. Baker
Martinsville
Fred English
F. G. Hasten
J. Cc. English
J. B. Pendleton
Alex Ball
Indiana
Dudley
Cole & Cole, Marshall
Homer
Metta
O. J. Gunn
O J. Gunn
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
LL Gunn
West York BL
Dhurch
Allen
the Keifer Drug.Co
Bubeck & Gallagher
Ben T. Baird
Cole Bros
The
Red Arrow
Doll’s Grocery
Groceries and Queensware
Philip Embury
Robt. Strawbridge
Francis Asbury
Paul.Bradbury
Jessie Rook
Pearl Ferrill
Mary
Helen Lindley
May. Miller
Ruth Holmes
Ola” ‘Hicks
Dorothy Draké
God
Claude Sipe
Celton _ Sims
Giddeon
Methodist Sunday
Mr. Wells
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