Local Flour Mill Sale and Social Notes
Homer Quick sold the Little Giant flouring mills to Jacob Lycan and possession will be taken tomorrow. Local residents include Jim Drake Victor Hein Tom Bryce and Clarence Bry plus Miss Lizzie Bennett Emma Ewart Nellie Stephenson and Carrie Bennett heading to Casey for the inaugural ball. Martha Shay and the young ideas club report good attendance at school while Mrs G Barnesberger and her father return from Indianapolis after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Quick
Jacob
Lycan
Jim Drake
Victor Hein
Tom Bryce
Clarence Bry
Lizzie Bennett
Emma
Ewart
Nellie Stephenson
Carrie
Bennett
Casey
Wekel
G. “Bamesberger
Indiianapolis
Miss Carne Berney Returns Home From Anna Visit
Miss Carne Berney arrived home yesterday from Anna where she had stayed with her sister Mrs Fred Mattheis for several months. Mrs L S Kilborn went to Urbana yesterday joined her husband they went to Chicago and plan to Buffalo after Exposition. Then Rochester visit. Charles Thatcher went to Hot Springs Ark last week for baths. Jim Morton Fred Bartlett and Fent Booth went to Springfield Monday for K P Grand Lodge. Mrs C Johnson has been very sick for three weeks and is in dangerous condition. Mrs N B Deyel is slowly recovering from several weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carne” ‘Berney
Anna
Fred Mattheis
L. S. Kilborn
Urbana
Chicago
Buffalo
Rochester
Kilborn
Charles Thatcher
Hot Springs
Ark
Jim Morton
Fred Bartlett
Fent Booth
Springfield
Grand Lodge
C. Johnson
N. B Deyel
Village notes and marriages mix with mountain heights lore
A jumble of small town items reports a boy injuring his tongue with a fish hook after scooping sugar, a local wedding in Indiana with Edna Mayer and C M Bubeck, and visits by H C Bell. It recounts Mount Washington’s height, nearby peaks, and a 1921 homecoming event in Polson with Rev Hurst and music, meals, and distant guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Cork
Wabash
Gotz
Edna Mayer
Boe
Green Bay
Wis
Terre Haute
C. M. Bubeck
Indiana
Albert
Mayer
A. H. Lawrence
Methodist Church
Washington
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
United
States
Wash‘ington
United States Geological’ Survey
Department, of the Interior
United States
Rockies
Mount Mitchell
Carolina
Tennessee
Guyot
Conference on Child Welfare Held in Milan
At the end of October a Milan conference on child welfare gathered Italy and neighboring countries, notably Switzerland, to discuss seaside and country homes for needy children, placement abroad, vacation camps, and institutional care in cities. It examined international cooperation, training of social workers, and coordination to avoid duplicating efforts between towns and rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Switzerland
Milan
Organization of Child Welfare
Public Welfare Department of
Special Notice on Schedule Change for Dr Harrop Institute
A misunderstanding of dates moves Dr Harrop Institute events to Thursday afternoon. The institute will run three days only Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Schools will be in session Monday and Friday unless teachers arrange with directors to attend the Charleston meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrop
Charleston
Davis Bridge project sealed bids in Dolson township
Sealed proposals will be received by a committee of Supervisors and the Commissioner of Highways of Dolson township up to 2 p.m. Oct. 22, 1921, at the County Highway office in Marshall Illinois for Davis Bridge across Ennis Creek between sections 3 and 10. The reinforced concrete 20 foot span, 16 foot roadway, 13 foot overall height, estimates 66 cubic yards of Class A concrete and 60 70 pounds of reinforcing steel. Plans may be seen at the County Supt of Highways office or obtained in writing from G F Burch, Bridge Engineer, Division of Highways Springfield. A certified check for 100 to the chairman of the Davis Bridge Committee must accompany each proposal. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Signed by W W Hendrix W W B Berkley Chas Myers and Fom Davis, commissioners, Wilber Moore Supt of Highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolson Township
Marshall
Ill
Davis
Ennis’ ‘Creek
The
Highways
Marshall, Ul
Division of Highways
Springfield
A ‘Bach
Davis’ Bridge Committee
Hendrix
B. Berkley
Chas
Myers
Fom. Davis
Wilber--Moore
Ivory Girls Await Car Outside Office
An incident is described where several school girls stood on a corner waiting for a car. They were invited into an office to wait. A discussion about a girl's hair color triggered tension as two children entered, and one boy claimed the outcome of the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Martinsville Races Echo Local Visit And Community Week
Fragmented OCR notes describe social and church events in Martinsville and nearby areas. Mentions Emanuel Stoddard and the Old Company, a ta lanapolis reference, and police following a group from a distance. Also notes a jetty project, winter work, and a well attended church event at the Church of Gold Bethel with 236 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph - “Mointosii
Ayr
Hinbville
Alsen
Ohio
Emanuel’ ‘Stoddard
Lanapolis
Ay Creamer
Kans
Ity
Earvedts
Bethel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Prevo
Douce Brothers Motor Cars
J. S. McKeen
Investment Securities
McKeen Ntl. Bank
Terre Haute, Ind
Munsing
Munsingwear
Ander We
Ata Eres
H. C. Bell
State Capitol
Lucille” Ralston
Louise Egelbrecht
Westfield
Polson
Altho
Harat
Bro. Hurst
Dolson
Clella Hurst
Ruth Fasig
Hurley “Duran
Iwe
Rachel
Michigan City
Eliza Nicholson
John H. Miller
Arabia
Georgia
George Watts
Mattoon
Hopkins
Tuscola
Ben Duzan
Ed Duzan
Oakland
Hurley Duzan
Kansas
Martinsville
Jenny
Aion
Germain of ‘Perre
Stuck
Trenew
Marshall House
Ramsey
E Ramséy
Marshall R
MON
Imer
Fett Furniture “and. Ondertaking
Paris
Chrysler
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