Sunday Visits Light Up Five Points Families
Mr and Mrs Ira Murphy hosted Mr and Mrs Leary Murphy and family for dinner with Willie Veach. Vern Church and son George visited relatives in Kansas. Joe Burkett and daughter Betty of near Paris spent Sunday with Albert Jones and family. Lon Linton and family joined Sam Morgan and others. Ed Morgan from Missouri visited relatives here. Everett Veach visited Henry Murphy's family. Bohn Thompson and family visited Forest Tapscott and son Dale. Nora Wilhoit spent a few hours last week with daughter Addie Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira “Murphy
Leary Murphy
Willie Veach
Vern Church
George
Diana Linton
Kansas
Joe Burkett
Betty
Paris
Albert Jones
Lon Linton
Sam Morgan
Ed Morgan
Missouri
Everett Veach
Henry Murphy
Bohn Thompson
Forest Tapscott
Dale
Nora Wilhoit
Addie Murphy
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs Lyman Thompson spent two days with her mother Mrs Emily Freeman. Clara Williams and children visited John Carpenter's on Saturday. Charlie Higgins and wife visited Mrs Freeman's family. Emily Freeman and son Will, Vern Davison, Harold and Ivan Carpenter joined Sunday with Johnny and Noland Carpenter. T A Carpenter spent Sunday with Mrs Lucy Chambers and children. Thomas Carpenter and wife with Mrs Alice Lambdin visited Raymond Lambdin. John Carpenter and family visited Howard Serwise in Avon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Thompson
Emily Freeman
Clara Williams
John Carpenter
Charlie Higgins
Will
Helen
Oscar
Donald
Howard Serwise
Avon
Pleasant Grove News Notes of Local Visits
Elva Morgan returned to Chicago after a two week visit with homefolks Mr and Mrs Alva Phillips and sons Ray Roy and Daniel were guests of his brother John Phillips and family. Numerous social calls occur as families visit relatives including the Harmons and Morgans with Sunday church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Morgan
Chicago
Alva Phillips
Ray
Roy
Daniel
John Phillips
Fred Wieland
Liberty Hamilton
Percy Head
Terre Haute
James Phillips
Timothy Babcock
Ruth Braynard
Stella Pearce
Spiketown Visitors Share Weekend at Local Homes
Vera Boesiger stays with Mrs W M Pennell and son Virgil. Rebecca Haenig of Cincinnati and Lola Haenige of Dudley visit Mr and Mrs Frank Haenig. Norton families from Terre Haute spend Sunday with Melvin Norton. Bays and Thatcher families visit Hutchens. Howard Harper’s daughter Vera visits. James Murphy and Theodore Norton, recent Detroit workers, visit their families. Russell Fitzpatrick's family spends Sunday with Frank Haenig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Boesiger
W. M. Pennell
Virgil Rebecca Haenig
Cincinnati
Lola Haenige
Dudley
Frank Haenig
Mrr
Thomas Norton
Familly
Marcus Norton
Terre Haute
Melvin Norton
Clarence Thatcher
Kokomo
Charles Hutchens
Howard Harper
Vera
Florence Harper
James Murphy
Theodore Norton
Detroit
Russell Fitzpatrick
Joes Fork T A Carpenter Visited By Marshalls Family
Monday visits by Herman Carpenter to sister Mrs. Bonnie Arbuckle and Sunday gathering with Walfle Williams of Paris are noted. The Carpenter family appears in multiple small kin visits including with Mrs. Mary Carpenter and niece Mrs. Lucy Chambers. Further lines mention Id Higginbotham, Dorga Ressor, Carl Carpenter, and Ben Miller with various family groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A Carpenter
Marshall
Herman Carpenter
Bonnie Arbuckle
Harold
Ivan Carpenter
Grandfather Carpenter
Herschel Cline
Walfle Williams
Paris
Mary
William Ledermann
Ida Wyrick
Frank Miller
Kansas
Mary Carpenter
JT. A. Carpenter
Lucy Chambers
Id Higginbotham
Dorga Ressor
Carl Carpenter
Ben
Higginbotham Family Visit Spans Weekend
John Higginbotham and wife and son Ormal joined Otto Higginbotham and family of Chrisman for a weekend visit with Opal Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Higginbotham
Ormal
Opal Alexander
Otto Higginbotham
Chrisman
Local Socials and Visits Round West Union Area
Claude Bishop and Reece Daugher ty aided Wm. Ormiston with his cane last week. Mrs. L. E. Nichols and children visited Mrs. J. E. Bohn on Saturday. Marion Poorman and Sam Nichols were in Marshall Saturday. Collier and Leona Pittman wed Saturday. Mrs. Harry Craig visited Mrs. L. A. Manhart Wednesday. Frank Cummins of Gary Indiana spent the weekend here. Albert Wright and Emily visited Terre Haute Sunday. Claude Bishop and Roy Ormiston called on L. E. Nichols family Sunday afternoon. Allen Gideon and family returned home after a two weeks tour. Guy Hand and family visited L. E. B. Nichols Wednesday. June McKenney and Rosemary Weir visited Helen and Lorraine Craig Sunday. They were joined by Norma and Virginia Shawler in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nightlinger, Leona Crumlin and Dr. Highsmith attended the Terre Haute show Sunday evening. Wm. Ormiston spent the weekend with relatives near Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ferris visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas Williamson Sunday. Mrs. L. E. Nichols visited Monday with Mrs. Sam Nichols. Perry Green of near West York was in town Monday. Mrs. Leo Wernz visited Tuesday with Mrs. L. A. Manhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bishop
Reece Daugherty
Wm. Ormiston
L. E. Nichols
J. E. Bohn
Marion Poorman
Sam Nichols
Marshall
L E Nichols
Allen Gideon
Guy Hand
L. EB. Nichols
June McKenney
Rosemary Weir
Helen
Lorraine Craig
Norma
Virginia Shawler
Russell Nightlinger
Leona Crumlin
Dr Highsmith
Terre Haute
Randolph Ferris
Chas Williamson
L. E Nichols
Perry Green
Near West York
Leo Wernz
L A Manhart
Local social notes from East McDaniel and surrounding areas
Fred Stanfield and Jesse Spraker visited Clay City Indiana to spend the day with John S Wells. Neema Evans of Melrose visited relatives nearby. Ray Drake and Isaac Hoskinson were in Annapolis on business. Sackrider attended Mary Guyer sale on Quakers Lane. Wallace Elliott family attended Henry Haste funeral west of Annapolis. Isaac Seymour Willard Miller families from West York visited Alva Wells family. Maynard Melton did business in Annapolis. Donald Wilson was in Palestine on business. Aden Reynolds family Minta Athey visited Lawrence White near Porterville. Ethel Elliott and children of West Orange visited Virgie Wells. Alva Wells and Fred Stanfield attended Odd Fellow meeting in Hutsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stanfield
Jesse Spraker
Clay City
Indiana
John S Wells
Neema Evans
Melrose
Ray Drake
Isaac Hoskinson
Annapolis
Win Sackrider
Mary Guyer
Quakers Lane
Wallace Elliott
Henry Hast
Isaac Seymour
Willard Miller
West York
Alva Wells
Maynard Melton
Donald Wilson
Palestine
Aden Reynolds
Minta Athey
Lawrence White
Porterville
Ethel Elliott
West Orange
Virgie Wells
Local Families Spend Sunday Across Robinson Area
Charles Taylor and family visited Lawrence Hollenbeck. Charles Goodman stayed with Harry Ogle. Garfield Bohn visited his brother Modest and family. Russell Bohn welcomed a baby girl Betty Jane born Oct 3. Many others, including Clements Reynolds Lathrop Holler Romoser Romoser Myles and Fawvers, spent Sunday with relatives in Robinson and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Chas. Kennedy
Robinson
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Charles Goodman
Harry Ogle
Garfield Bohn
Modest
Russell Bohn
Betty Jane
Russell
Henry Bohn
R. M. Clements
Harper Reynolds
Jessie Lathrop
John Holler
Local society notes from Martinsville and surrounding areas
Five Martinsville residents are noted in daily life updates including J E Lee returning to Illinois to settle in Clark County after buying a farm, Mrs Leota McNorris moving to Flora, and visits by Frank Guess’s family. Other items report sales, visits, fishing trips, travel, and a newborn Cornelia Margaret last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Lee
Oberon
N. Dak
Martinsville
Ilinois
Clark County
Leota McNorris
Flora
A. Bennett
L. Henning
Alice Marlow
Louisville, Ky
Ben
Frank Guess
R. H. Cooper
Edgar Rowe
Harry Mauk
Reelsfoot Lake
Ten
Local residents make visits and travels this week
Mr and Mrs J C King and family drive to St Marys Ohio to visit relatives. Elsom Lee and Greta arrive from near Oberon North Dakota to visit Cora Lamb and David Lee family and plan Illinois as home. Several others depart for Georgia Florida West Virginia and Indiana for visits, weddings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. King
Harold
Rex Boyce
St. Marys
Ohio
Elsom Lee
Greta
Oberon
North Dakota
Cora E. Lamb
David S. Lee
Illinois
J. M. Foreman
Patricia Ellis
Paul W. Ellis
Collins
Capt. Ellis
John L. Main
Terre Haute
Green Chapman
Sarah C. Kelly
Harry A. Higbee
West Palm Beach
Fla
Emma Young
Bedford
Lola J. Hayes
Henry C. Montgomery
Jacksonville
General U. S. Grant
J. W. Conel
James Alkire
John Holler Rev Billings Spend Sunday Night with Palmer Cornwell
John Holler and Rev Billings spent Sunday night with Palmer Cornwell and family, sharing time in the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holler
Rev Billings
Palmer Cornwell
Residents Hold Sunday Visits Across Surrounding Farms
Choctaw Charles Clouse and family move to Herman Wallace property near Grand Turn. Dozens of local residents including Dorsa Reesor, Mary Ledermann, Mrs. Ida Wyrick, and others visited kin and friends across Kan sas Station Liverly and West Union. Dell Bullard recovers from illness and Dick Cooper sustains injuries after a car crash on the National highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Bullard
Weekend Visits Across Mt Pleasant and Toledo
Mt Pleasant residents shared social visits with relatives in Toledo and nearby towns. Reuben Tingley hosted, while Ida Cline spent time with her son Walter and attended Salem church. Other calls and visits included Hurley Murphy and Ruth, Carrie Tingley, Olin Sweet with Rexford, and Hazel Atkinson’s family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Tingley
Reuben Tingley
Henry Huffman
Evelyn
Norma
Toledo
Philip Huffman
Ida Cline
Walter
Salem
Hurley Murphy
Ruth
Reuben’ Tingley
Carrie Tingley
Olin Sweet
Wes Sweet
Rexford
Clarence Atkinson
Hazel
Minnie B Sneed 1857 1925 Martinsville obituary
Minnie B Jennings Sneed daughter of Arthur and Rebecca Jennings was born in St Paul Minnesota September 2 1857 and died in Martinsville Illinois October 6 1925 at age 68. She married Samuel Sneed December 31 1873 and had eight children four of whom are living. She joined the M E church in 1874 and is survived by her sister Nannie who cared for her during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie B
Arthur
Rebecca Jennings
St. Paul
Minnesota
Martinsville
Ilinois
Clark County
Jil
West Union
Minnie
Samuel Sneed
Edna
Bila
Anna
Lissa
John
Jennie Hardway
Sara Weaver
Dennison
Phoebe Fasig
Terre Haute
M. E
Darien
Bro. Shoemaker
Nannie
Faithful wife and mother laid to rest after service
A grieving family mourns a devoted wife and Christian mother who died after suffering, leaving a husband, a child, four grandchildren, one great grandchild, one sister, and many relatives. After a home service on York street, funeral rites were held at St. Paul M. E. Church conducted by Rev A Stout with assistance from Rev Ridge and Rev Purdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoildenetaiaollin
Asrrlena
Nelghbor
York Street
St. Paul M. E. Church
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Allright
Pleasant Grove
Amos Morgan
Glenn Morgan
Reuben Norton
June
Earl Morgan
Kenneth Earl
Spiketown
Jess Bays
Herbert Bays
Ernest
East Mcdaniel
Hutsonville
John Fawver
Martha
Mandy
Sarah Myles
Fanny Romoser
Effingham
Joe Fawver
Woodrow Carpenter
Chas. Eaton
Kenneth Carpenter
Bert Walt
Rev. Billings
Fred Boles
Adam Liffick
Will Saiters
Susie Walls
Warry Billman
Chris Sharp
S. Washington Street
Cy Fasig
Tempa Craig
Mattoon
Hilda Deahl
Indianapolis
Mary Roberts
Barnhardt
Wess Ennis
Findlay
Lucille Hix
George Deahl
Champaign
Harry Flenner
Harry Smith
Dan Cook
South York Street
Nellie Brown
Wess Hill
Fred McNary
Cornelia Margaret
Katherine Elmore
Mary Burdett
Oakland
Herbert
Casey
Muriel Harrison
Grand Lodge
Eastern Star
William Pierson
Asher H. English
Scott Harrison
Lexington
Robert L. Wright
Phyllis
Charles Clouse
Herman Wallace
Grand Turn
Dorsa Reesor
Ben Miller
Willie Ledermann
Kansas Station
Dorothy Cleuse
Ellen Wallace
Liverly
Wilma
Lulu Carpenter
Maude
Blizzard Hershel Cline
Walley Williams
Homer
Everett Hollenbeck
Thos. Blizzard
Perry Jackson
Mildred
Mabel
Leon
Kathryn Jackson
Florence
Edith Ledermann
Ed Higginbotham
Auburn
MT. Pleasant
Sam Sneed
Jack Frost
Marshall Battery Co
E. Lause
Marshall, Illinois
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