Sunday Socials Across Families in Various Towns
Choctaw Perry Jackson and family spent Sunday with Ottie Davison and family of Ohio vicinity. Freda Norton visited with Ruth Elizabeth Walker. Ed Higginbotham and family of near Auburn visited relatives in this vicinity. Hershel Cline and family spent Sunday with Otto Whitaker and family of Freedom. Mrs. Mary Carpenter spent Monday with Mrs. Ida Wyrick. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard spent Sunday with Miss Mary Ledermann. Henry Kile of All Right spent Friday with Adam Kile and son. Elsie Strohm of Avone visited the Blizzard sisters. Perry Williams and family spent Sunday with Mrs Sarah Nicol and son Fred of Marshall. Mrs. Ruth Walker returned home after visiting her son Jesse and family. Jefferson Brewster, wife, granddaughter, and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Norton and children all of Terre Haute spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norton and daughter. Grant Hollenbeck and family visited Sunday with Charles Hollenbeck and family. Ous Williams of Cottonwood vicinity called on Enock Wyrick Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Jackson
Ottie Davison
Ohio
Freda Norton
Ruth Elizabeth Walker
Ed Higginbotham
Near Auburn
Hershel Cline
Otto Whitaker
Family of Freedom
Mary Carpenter
Ida Wyrick
Maude
Martha
Golda Blizzard
Mary Ledermann
Henry Kile
All Right
Adam Kile
Elsie Strohm
Avone
Blizzard
Perry Williams
Sarah Nicol
Fred
Marshall
Ruth Walker
Jesse
Jefferson Brewster
Thomas Norton
Terre Haute
Carl Norton
Grant Hollenbeck
Charles Hollenbeck
Ous Williams
Cottonwood
Enock Wyrick
Everett Blockinger
Glenn
Charles Ogle
Robert
Aaron Blockinger
Henry Blockinger
Robert Buckle
Palmer Cornwell
Henry Biddley
Auburn
Bert Waite
Robinson
Ola Collier
Sarah Myles
Forest
Edward Norris
Ovie Draper
Bessie Wilson
Will Hilbert
John Drummond
Frank Morgan
Adam Lichtenberger
Fanny Romoser
Edna Henderson
Mandy Fawyer
R. M. Clements
Florida
Joel Buckle
Mildred Wallace
Velma Tharp
John Carpenter
Q. P. Tharp
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Roy Pitenger
Opal May
Commodore Collier
Alonzo Walls
Clara
Susan Walls
Will Saiter
Champaign
Susan ‘Wallis
Lyman Serwise
Charles Tingley
Clarence Tingley
Snyder
Kenneth Carpenter
Woodrow Carpenter
Mary Henderson
Harper Reynolds
West York
Faye Pittenger
James
Roy Pittenger
Saul Pittenger
Local Social Notes From East McDaniel Area
Mrs Mabel Melton and children visited Everett Ralston near Mt. Olive on Monday. James Drake and wife visited son Charles Maxwell near Martinsville on Saturday. Alva Wells was in West York on business Saturday. Airs Isaac HosKingon and daughter Ellen were in Hutsonville Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Will Sackrider visited daughter Viola Guyer near Quaker Lane Sunday. Charles Snavely and family visited Barnett Sackrider near Sullivan, Ind, Sunday. Donald Wilson and family called on grandmother Angeline Nidey on the county line Sunday evening. Se seve of palestine spent Thr v night with his daughter Irsa Wells and family. Jesse Spraker and wife visited uncle and aunt Will Medsker near Melrose on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Melton
Everett Ralston
Olive James Drake
Charles Maxwell
Martinsville
Alva Wells
West York
Isaac HosKingon
Ellen
Hutsonville
Will Sackrider
Viola Guyer
Quaker Lane
Charles Snavely
Sullivan
Ind
Barnett Sackrider
Donald Wilson
Walnut Prairie
Angeline Nidey
Plitott
Palestine
Irsa
Wells Ana
Jesse Spraker
Will Medsker
Melrose
John Thomas
Oke Thomas
Indiana
Mary Hawkins
Ira Seigel
Ike Seymour
Morton Seymour
Lamotte Prairie
Will Frazier
Charleston
R. L. Bell
A. W. Bennett
Verde
Amanda Bishop
Portland
Oregon
Amanda Lindley
Laura ‘Kirke
Adeline Newlin
Lawrence Newlin
Medford
Will
Miller
Horace Walker
Emmerson
Rains
Hatsonville
Aurora _Bradbury
Richie
Wick
Chas
Hutchinson
Kansas
Ilinois
Robert” ‘Brown
Marshall
Dulcine
Robinson
Anna Sheldon
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Everett Swopo
Robingon
Carris Nidey
Raymond
Nolson
Aby
Ali Obvey
Fire destroys home of Charles Horsley in Crooked Creek
The Horsley residence burned Thursday around 11 as Mrs Horsley began noon preparations. Roof loss left only bed clothing and outfits. no insurance. Neighbors and relatives from Terre Haute West Terre Haute joined others in visiting and birthday gatherings followed the event.
Walter Garwood to Move New Store by November Eighteenth
Walter Garwood nears completion of a new store as Ovie Draper decorates interiors. Garwood plans to move about November 18. Earlier, Willie Jeffers’s general store was robbed of sixty dollars in foods, with no trace of the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Garwood
Ovie Draper
Garwood
Willie Jeffers
Yethaan Eales Rev. Grobe
Cor
Terre Haute
Edward Noreris
Isaac Fears
Paul
Fears
Umaryy
West Terre Haute
Ed‘ward
Vwan Stanhart
Randal Fieders
Marshall
Eaward Scvrls
Ove Draper
Spon
Community notices of local visits and family gatherings
Local households from Terre Haute to Auburn report weekend and weekday visits. Families such as Pittenger, Ogle, Blockinger, Buckle, Fawyer, Norris, Draper, Myles, and Tingley host relatives and friends, with multiple Sunday and Saturday appearances across nearby towns.
Auburn families host visitors in scattered weekend visits
Audrey Dolson of Auburn spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Claypool. Pearl Wright visited sister Mrs Ethel Horner of Tidiavia. Henry Darris of Kentucky arrived Saturday to visit his brother William. Ophir Claypool and family traveled to Terre Y Wall Saturday. Lloyd Hendrix stayed with sister Riasselli Hulchinga in Arthur Illinois. Clarence Walle and family spent Sunday in Clarkly with Yelalivas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Shade
Auburn
Jerry Claypool
Pearl Wright
Ethel Horner
Tidiavia
Henry, Darris
Kentucky
Wiliam
Ophir
Claypool
Terre Y Wall
Lloyd ‘Hendrix
Arthur, IL
Riasselli
Death of Mary Virginia Shots In Mt Pleasant
Little Mary Virginia daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Shots died suddenly Tuesday. Funeral services were held at Mt Pleasant Wednesday conducted by Jessie Stout of Martinsville. She was laid to rest in Mt Pleasant cemetery. Rexford Sweet visited relatives including Reuben Tingley. others visited and spent time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tingley
Danville
Rexford Sweet
Reuben Tingley
Mary Virginia
Jesse Shots
Mt. Pleasant
Jessie Stout
Martinsville
Rene Tingley
Terre Haute
Reuben
Carrie Tingley
Hazel Sweet
William Patchett
Ora Cline
Ida Cline
Limas Norris
Olney
Mr. Norris
Lizzie Phillips
Wm. Patchett
Henry Huffman
Clarence Atkinson
Jesse Buckle
Possum Ridge
West York Observes Armistice Day and Local Greetings
Armistice Day is noted in West York with Old Glory. A flurry of visits fills the week as families attend funerals in Sullivan Indiana and entertain relatives from Palestine and Chicago. Attendance at club meetings in Paris and weekend visits to Palestine, Hatsonville, and Robinson are recorded along with several homecomings and social events.
Terre Haute Woman Visits Niece and Kin
Mrs Carrie Henng of Terre Haute visits her niece Mrs Lowden Reel on Friday. Claude Life, a brakeman on the Vandalla between Terre Haute and St Louis, spent Monday and Tuesday with homefolks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Henng
Terre Haute
Lowden Reel
A . Claude Life
St. Louis
Local residents host visitors over weekend in Casey area
Mrs Arch-Moffet and Russell visit Mr and Mrs John Heath. Mrs Andrew H Lee returns from Terre Haute. Mrs Alice Carroll returns to Ky lor Pa after six weeks. Mr and Mrs Dick Morrow arrive from Bristol Oklahoma to see Frank and family. The Phap couple sell their Villa Grove gallery and return to Casey. Esta Lansberry visits from Oregon Ill. Dane Evans visits from Charleston State Normal. C H Gilmore returns from Martinsville. Ella Cox visits from Los Angeles. Emeline Forcum visits Charleston. J A Robinson visits Chicago to see daughters. Carlton Hopkins visits West Lebanon for weekend with Wakely. How America would worry about those killed by fool drivers if it happened in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch-Moffet
Russell
Og Ashmore
John Heath
Andrew H. Lee
al McMillan
Familly
Terre Haute
Alice“Carroll
Kylor
H. A. Mortow
Dick Morrow
Bristow
Okla S
Frank Morrow
Ross Phap
Villa Grove
Ind
Casey
Esta Lansberry
Oregon
Ill
Vern Lansberry
Dane Evans
State Normal School
Charleston
E. E. Evans
C. H. Gilmore
Martinsville
Indiana
Ella Cox
Los Angeles
Cal
John Howe
Emeline Forcum
J. A. Robinson
Chicago
Chas. Rhoades
Carrie Roberts
Carlton W. Hopkins
West Lebanon
Charles Wakely
Notice of Probate Will Hearing in Clark County Illinois
The County Court of Clark County Illinois has set January 3 1927 at 9 AM at the Marshall Court House to hear proof of the will of Arthur Nay deceased. Named heirs and legatees are notified to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. L H Atkins County Clerk H R Snavely Attorney for Petitioner. Advertisement 47-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Clark County
Edgar, Nay
Mary Hinkle
Henry Nay
Sylvester Nay
John McDaniel
Clifford McDaniel
Kleeman McDaniel
Virtle Findley
Opal Wilhoit
John K. Nay
Ida Hubbard
Charles Nathan Nay
Florence Gustrap
George Heltsley
J. H
Arthur Nay
Marshall
L. H. Atkins
Local Calls and Visits Round Thursday Afternoon
Mrs. yeatie Carpenter and a daughter spent Thursday with Mrs. Anna Lamb and family. Mrs. John Carpenter called on Mrs. Otis Williams Thursday evening. Miss Gladys Ditzenberger visited Mrs. Edna Spittler Friday. Miss Grace White called on Mrs. Lucy Chambers and children Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatie Carpenter
Anna Lambdin
John Carpenter
Otis
Wiliams
Gladys Ditzenberger
Edna Spittler
Grace White
Lucy, Chambers and Children
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East Mcdaniel
Crooked Creek
Charles Horsley
Horsley
Flickman
Earl Coler
Russell Weaver
Nettie Smith
John Stepp
Max Campbell
Glen Smith
Prairie
Carl Brown
Thomas Brown
Owen Ramsey
Mary Leach
James Brown
Arthur, Handly
Milton Brown
C. R. Ramsey
Vina Ramsey
West
Leo
Roy Gordon
Allen Wallace
Dan Gard
Bert Robinson
Ben Spangler
Dolson
Lrg Betorg Orea
Hall
Frances Stevens Hall
Hall-Mills
America
Turkey
H. R. Snavely
Atty
Rlubber- Case
Willard
Masa
Bale
Allright
Auto Insurance
Harry Maurer
Linois
France
Marinelle
Paris
A. H. Grebe & Co., Inc
57Th St
N.Y
van Wyck Blyvd
Richmond Hill
Western
San Pedro &J
WAHG
WBOQ
Betters
Nash Electrical Service Co
Marshall, Illinois
Marshall Herald
Icipsco
Cipsgo
Cipsco
Cipsco Certified
Central ‘Illinois
Public ‘Service Company
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