Local residents and visitors share weekend social visits
George Claypool and W H Findley received a car of limestone Saturday to test its effect on their forms. Frances Beck visited home folks, Parker Mathony moved into Oda Marrs house, and funeral services for Mrs Riley Marrs were held at Clarksville Baptist Church. Numerous neighbors spent time with relatives, took trips, or planned future travel and health care pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claypool
W. H. Findley
Bruce Spires
Wm Baggs
Wabash
Frances Beck
Riley Marrs
Clarksville Baptist Church
J. S. Arvin
Clarksville
Forrest Meloy
Kansas
Local Social Roundup From Terre Haute Visits and Furloughs
Mrs and Mrs John Thomas visited relatives in Terre Haute and returned home Wednesday while Sir H ry C Cullop came back from a month's furlough at Quantico Virginia. The community notes numerous visits from relatives, a Moody Institute study for Rev C T Ishier, sorghum plants opening for fall grind, a large birthday charivari, and a Sperry Claypool ice cream social with 85 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Terre Haute
Ry C. Cullop
Quantico
Elvina Layton
Local items and notices features in Banner Times
Minnie Everhart visits Toledo. Rev. A H Flagge leaves First Methodist for Arcola. new homeowner Dr. W T Lamb. Rockefeller and Sanford family visit. Sarah A Brown and Dr. Lee A Brown visit. Verona Clarke column on practical fashion touches with tassels panels and autumn dyes.
Methodist Pastor Shoaff's Last Appointment This Year
The Rev. Shoaff, the Methodist pastor, concluded his last appointment at this Place Sunday afternoon. Conference opens at Lawrenceville this week and the church hopes for his return next year. Ralph Life, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Life, has been discharged after enlisting at the war's start and came home Sunday. Fred Sims, recently arrived from abroad, also arrived home Thursday after discharge. Mrs. Fred Blair and her young daughter visited relatives near Terre Haute from Friday to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller and daughter and Mollie Lewis spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoner and family. Mrs. Elmer Chamness and children from New Burnside, visiting her mother Mrs. Caldwell and family, returned home Saturday. Her mother and sister Nellie accompanied her. Mrs. Malcolm Bruner and baby of Mavatall are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Life. George Ryerson, recently returned from France, left Wednesday for Toledo, Ohio, to take a position in an automobile factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Banner Times
Minnie Everhart
Toledo
Bonnie Ruffner
A. H. Flagge
First Methodist Church
Arcola
A. Vanhorn
Hazel
Luther Vanhorn
Paola
W. T. Lamb
Dan Hutchison
S, 7Th Street
A. H. Rockefeller
Brookville
Ind
India Sanford
Sarah A. Brown
Lee A. Brown
Charleston
Shoaff
Lawrenceville
Ralph Life
Lewis Life
Fred Sims
Havin
Fred Blair
Mttle
Terre Haute
Willard Miller
Mollie Lewis
J. C. Stoner
Elmer. Chamness
New Burnside
Caldwell
Nellie
Malcolme Bruner
Mavatall
Lewis
George’ Ryerson
France
Ohio
Mill Creek Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Mrs Alice Beausac and Ruth visit her daughter Mrs Clarence Williams while Myrtle Shotts of Kile visits Oilla Tingley. Elder E V Stokes preached his first appointment here. Claude Blizzard and wife from Terre Haute stay with Maude and Martha Blizzard. Charles Hollenbeck family visit Darwin. Maude Martha and Golda Blizzard visit Mrs Alice Lambdin and sons. Grandma Jackson visits daughter Mrs L D Coombes. Phillip Kannamacher and family Sunday with John Garner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Shotts
Kile
Oilla Tingley
E. V. Stokes
Claude Blizzard
Terre Haute
Maude
Martha Blizzard
Charles Hollenbeck
Darwin
Martha
Golda Blizzard
Alice Lambdin
Grandma Jackson
L. D. Coombes
Phillip Kannamacher
John Garner
Martinsville Church Officers Named and Local News
The Church of God Sunday school elected officers with Everett Carper as superintendent and Vera Miller as secretary. Local notes report road work near Decatur, multiple moves and sales in Martinsville, and farmers busy sowing wheat amid a good fall for silos. Comrade Joshua Smith is able to be out. Bud Janney and others are listed among seriously sick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C FE Bair
Decatur
Church of God
Everett Carper
Chester Snavely
May Barber
Vera Miller
W H. Walworth
Joshua Smith
John Heath
David Nickelson
Dolson
Luther Mier
Anderson
Willis Smith
South Side
Indianapolis
Ed. McNary
Ned Childes
North Washington Street
Will McKelvy
Will Newin
Otto Develin
Merom
Ind
H. P. Mauldin
E. W. Childes
Familly
Washington Street
Harry Winters
York and
Vine Streets
Bud Janney
South
York
Mattie Ashtabaugh
Martinsville
Mattie Smith
Erve Fasig
Fred Pasty
Bernice Faalg
Michael Waltrop
Gerald
David
Charleston
Sunday Social Notes Across Town
Sunday school attendance noted with Mildred Wyrick and Greeta Alcorn among others. Families including Wyricks and Alcorns spent Sunday visiting relatives in Terre Haute and Paris. Everett Black is building a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wyrick
Greeta Alcorn
Helen Wallace
Terre Haute
Paris
Meda Kesler
Andrew Dunkel
Babe Bartram
Oscar Alcorn
Charles Cork
Aldric Engles
Till Alcorn
Stella Morgan
Fal Kesler
Harry Wyrick
Armstrong
William Wyrick
William Cain
St Marys
Everett Black
Westfield Notes include births and local changes
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Claypool on September 20. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Everhart and another to Mr. and Mrs. Flaveous Rennels. W H O club met at Mrs. Co E Russell's. attendees listed. Reservoir work at Artesian site postponed due to heavy rain. C O Messinger sold his Washington street restaurant to A H Makepeace and D C Green. Carl Nickerson enrolled at University of Illinois. Alva Hart bought the old livery barn for a car sales and horse sales venture. Rev H C Wilhelm became Westfield Methodist pastor. Mr and Mrs Walter C Briscoe welcomed twins, a boy and a girl, born at Paris hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. O.club
Co. E Russell
H. A. ‘Wilson
C. Z Nichols
H. C. Strader
F. E. Woodard
C. 2. Wilholt
W. R. Frenner
H. O. Miller
Jack
Ray Phillips
Foster Goble
G. A. Polk
Archer
New City
C. O. Messinger
Washington Street
A. H. Makepeace
D. C. Green
Pine Bluff
Ark
Carl Nickerson
University of Illinois
Alva Hart
Willams Bros
H. C. “Wilheim
Ridge Farm
Westfield Methodist Church
Walter C. Briscoe
Paris
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South Dolson
Parker Mathony
Rock Island
Oda Marrs
Charles Hutchings
Dayton Arbogast
Martha Lscam
Grandview
Alfred Graham
California
Earnest Junker
John Kirchner
Clifton Milhhouse
Iowa
Caroline Milhouse
Lawrence Sanders
Sullivan, Ind
Floyd Baber
Jas
Baber Vern Jones
Texas
Doug Coryell
Grace Luffahousen
Mary Murphy
Eva Jackson
Mt Carmel
Ardath Whitman
A. S. Coryell
West Union
Russell Nickel
J. W. Elliott
Orange
Mary Evans
Elizabeth
Cloverland
Crete Evans
John Marshall
Chicago
Thomas Wheeler
Adam Cullop
Minnie Reed
R C Hardin
Robinson
Stardins
W MO
Martin Newlin
John Gross
Condit Gross
Frank Paddock
Middletown
A J Goff
W. H. Piety
Hubert Hagar
Baby
New York City
James Lindley
Elza Fas
Ig and
Family
Perry Johnston
Columbus
Lucretia Fuller
C. T. Ishier
Lanark
Ill
Ishier
Moody Institute
Cleone
W. M. Uler
Sashha Poffinbarger
Tétre Haute
Melvin Hall
Joshua Poffinbarger
Fred Williams
Tennessee
Rosa Stoneburner
Minnie Connelley
Seth T. Morrell
Kinmundy
Chas. Ogle
Ashmore
Parker Township
Orpha Claypool
A. Moore
Sperry Claypool
Jennie Claypool
Audrey
Indiana
John Stevenson
Pittsburg
Penn
Tate
Goekler
Near Mozart
Clarence Goekler
Bruce Clapp
Emma Claypool
Julia
Rockford
Casey
Verona Clarke
West York
Mill Creek
Alice Beausac
Ruth
Clarence Williams
Livingston
Westfield
Robert David
Joseph Claypool
Mike Everhart
Flaveous Rennels
Vata
Marshall
City Hall
Johnson Butter Company
W. C. Perisho
Whitlock’s Variety Store
Pythian Theatre
Maurice Tourneur
Sporting Life
London
Forrest Méloy
Claud New
David Hughes
Avaction
le Exe
Glerk
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