Weekend Visiting and Local Notices From Terre Haute
Names and movements of residents and visitors including Mrs Katharine Heywood, Miss Edna First, Myron Huston, Harry Huston, Parker Davison, Mrs Kate Gard, Mrs B M Davison, Mrs Lillian Kile, J H Brooks, J R Brooks, Mrs V V Elliott, Mrs Lafayette Elliott, Charles Freeland, Mrs Clell Kelly, and others. Social visits, hospitalizations, travel, and a Halloween event at the Methodist church are noted along with a memorial for Mrs Clell Kelly and a Halloween masquerade ball planned at Manse Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brooks
J H Brooks
J R Brooks
Tulsa
Muskogee Okla
V V. Elliott
Margaret May
Terre Haute
W. S Emrick Charles Freeland
Columbus
Ohio
W A Freeland
Seth Johnson
Eldorado
Kaisas
Jell Kelly
Berniece Fuqua
Fargo
T H. Lewis
Lafayette Elliott
Anna J
D Taubeneck
Memorial
League of Nations
Clell Kelly
Union Hospital
James Carroll
Harmer
Stes
Et Praertts
Owen
Claude Vilkres
Charleston
Flannagan
Cuma Lee
Night Owl
North Central Ave
Stella Berkley
Gladys Pearce
Gar ner Town reports church visit and cafe wanderings
Fragmentary local notes describe Garner Town residents attending services at Cooper Chapel led by Hert Eckle on Sunday, a rural visit by Mise Miria and Mrs Fenton, and a rough horse accident that injured a person. Additional Saturday visits by local families and friends are mentioned with limited names and places.
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Hert Eckle
Cooper Chapel
Mise Miria -Ravetl
Fenton Coopr
Local residents visit scattered friends this weekend
Dolson Mr Roth and family of Hume were through this part of the country. Saturday John Hood and family spent Sunday with Fred Wood and family near Kelly school. Edwin Writesman and family of Hume visited Clarence Goekler's family. Miss Nancy Claypool, staying with Mrs J H Hutchens south of Auburn, returned home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Roth
Hume
John Hood
Fred Wood
Near Kelly School
Edwin Writesman
Clarence Goekler
Nancy Claypool
J. H. Hutchens
Auburn
Local Social Notes From Wabash Township Activities
A sequence of short social items reports young people attending a box and pie supper at Mozart last Wednesday evening. It also notes Leander Dright and Wm Forbeck at a corn demonstration at J Hl Walker's farm in Wabash township last Friday and several visits among local families including Miss Lenore Spittler with the Brown sisters and Esther Wright with Rosa and Grace McKeever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Leander Dright
Wm Forbeck
J Hl Walker
Wabash Township
Lenore Spittler
Brown Sisters
Albert Kile
Bertha Cook
Martinsville
Esther Wright
Rosa
Grace McKeever
Reno Maurer
Leander Wright
Rola Siverly
Lucinda “McKenzie
Frank Huthens
Unclear OCR reads on illness and local notices
Fragmentary text describes illness recovery and family references in Port E T and Marion. Mentions Mrs Wall and Mrs Phorte with South York street context. No clear event dates or actions evident from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royese
Port
Debusan
Beal
Sera Harding
Marion
Social Visit Details From Local Households
Mr and Mrs Jake Maurer and others visited Mr and Mrs Henry Ohm and family on Thursday evening. The group included Mix and Mrs Henry Ohm and daughter Helen, as well as Mr and Mrs ea Batter and their daughter. On Sunday they were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Bobo and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Maurer
Reno Maurer
Marley Wright
Henry Ohm
Mix
Helen
Batter
Henry Bobo
Jaiily
Cream separators blow up injuring Salina residents
In Salina Kansas on October 18 a cream separator exploded injuring farmer Georgeower near Hope who was hospitalized with leg and thigh injuries and possible fatal outcomes. Herman Thompson near Assaria escaped serious harm when the machine shattered the building ceiling. Governor Cox is noted for omitting a call to Mr McAdoo during a White House visit.
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Salina
Kas
George Ower
Hope
Sabai
Herman Thompson
Assaria
Cox
Mr. McAdoo
Sousa
St Louis Visitor and Local Celebrations in Clarksville
Charles Spratt of St. Louis visits relatives Silas and genes Murphy buy new cars. Rev Stone of Charleston preaches at Clarksville Baptist church with A A Harper Mrs Wieland and Julia Palmer. Tim Babcock and Rhinard Babcock visit Madison Indiana. A surprise party honors Mabel Babcock on her 16th birthday with 48 guests.
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Charles Spratt
St. Louis
Silas
Genes Murphy
Stone
Charleston
Clarksville Baptist Church
A. A. Harper
Fred Wieland
Julia Palmer Timothy Babcock
Rhinard Babcock
Near Grandview
Joe Babcock
Madison
Ind
C.R. Reeves Will
Local Social Notes and Community Meetings Report
Moonshine guests visit the Geffs and Sowards households. Families relocate to the Charley Cooper place and the Richard Keller farm. Mrs Mable Davis visits with Mrs Jane Davis. Jake Batts and wife from Melrose visit Wednesday. Silo owners hold final meeting of the year. Martin Dehl sells Duroc Jersey hogs at Martinsville fairgrounds. Joe Davis markets hogs Thursday. Revival meeting at Old Willow draws large crowds led by Elders Roscoe Deverick and Ott Crandall. Joe Davis and Ladis Dehli visit Marshall by business. Sunday visitors include Wm Misner, Mrs John Stevens, Tony Brewer, and Landis and Frank Dehl families. Landis Dehl conducts a community meeting at Howe school. Frank Geffs visits his parents. Miss Opal Colvin and a Mr Miller from Cloone marry in Marshall.
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Mollie Soward
Mona
John Geffs
George
Martinsville Fair Grounds
Joe Davis
Old Willow
Roscoe Deverick
Ott Crandall
Ladis Dehli
Marshall
Sam Dehl
Wm. Misner
John Stevens
Tony Brewer
Landis
Frank Dehl
Landis Dehl
Howe School
Frank Geffs
Opal Colvin
Miller
Cloone
West York Notes of Local Visits and Birthday Dinner
Carrie Nidey returned home from Paris after visiting relatives. Rev H B Sheaff preached at the M E Church. Opal Stanfield Edna Cambs visited Paris. Julia Walker from Robinson visited Mrs Thomas Athey. Elvina Layton returned from Gage visiting daughter Mrs Hearry Bennett. Uncle Thomas Wheeler's 77th birthday observed with a family dinner including the Wheelers and Drapers and Clements families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Carrie Nidey
Paris
H. B. Sheaff
Hutsonville
M. E
Opal Stanfield
Edna Cambs
Julia Walker
Robinson
Thomas Athey
Elvina Layton
Gage
Hearry Bennett
Thomas
Registration Surpasses Expectations in Springfield Vote
Springfield Missouri closed voter registration for the November election with 19 373 names, exceeding prior estimates by over 3000. In 1918 the senator race saw 6486 votes and registrars report that more than half of the twenty precincts' registrants were women.
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Springfield
Vote for Hodson in election advertisement
Hodson combines ability and worthiness. You can do no better at any time than to vote for Hodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodson
The Strange Girl on the Woodside Veranda
Nan a quiet stranger earns notice at Claremont house as Jim Brent expresses love. She tends two white hens, reveals a humble past, and agrees to marry him after joining him on a farm picture shoot.
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Claremont House
Woodside
Nan
Mrs. van Vourt
Madame Rensaler
Homer
Miss van Vourt
Mrs. van Voort
Jim Brent
Biddie
Jerry
Jim
Hastings
Big Jim
Claremont Lawn
Mrs. van
Moule
Mill Valley
Nanette Willis
Ruth Jim
Unsinkable lifeboat with automatic doors invented in Europe
An innovative lifeboat designed in Europe features doors that automatically close over occupants if the craft tilts or capsizes, aiming to improve safety for sailors and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
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