Neighborly Visits Highlight Clarksville Sunday
Mr and Mrs Clayton Marrs spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herman Marrs. George Hutchings and family joined Mr and Mrs Herman Hinkle for Sunday evening. Lillie Read and children from Rocky Branch visited Mrs Mary Hinkle. Lillie Shumaker and Edna Clark socialized with friends near Paris. Nina Galey traveled to Martinsville to start high school. Otto Misner from Martinsville and Roy Galey hosted Sunday visits. Clayton Marrs and wife called on Jasper Fitzgerald and family Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hutchings
Herman Hinkle
Lillie Read
Rocky Branch
Mary Hinkle
Lillie
Etta Bell Shumaker
Edna Clark
Paris
George Hies
Little Daniel
Benjamin Shumaker
Nina Galey
Martinsville
Otto Misner
Roy Galey
Clayton Marrs
Jasper Fitzgerald
Local residents return from travels and teaching posts
A string of neighbors depart and visit places from Muskogee to Chicago. Teachers Miss Jane Henry and Miss Roxie Fuson resume duties, while Miss Ada Swartz, Miss Cecile Allenthorp, and others relocate for school. The town marks the First Presbyterian church fiftieth anniversary with a jubilee festivity led by L. D. Higbee and featuring Dr. E. L. Lord and Rev. Hutchins among speakers.
Martinsville Social Roundup of Visits and News
Martinsville area residents share travels visits and family events through the week. Brumit of Chicago visiting Mrs. Brumit’s sister Mrs. Orville Patchett. Harry Fox and family take a four day motor trip to Kokomo and Indiana points. Lola Lathrop Mae and Earl Davis visit Willisons over the weekend. Christine Winters and Mary Katherine Hills return to Eldoado Kansas after weeks with the Boothe family. Will Hopkins and son return home after two weeks with George Rogers family. Rogers accompany them home. Ann Linsenmeyer of Indianapolis visits Josephine and Hattie Husted over Sunday. Chas Winters visiting Danville with Russell Warters. Downey returns to Lansing Michigan after a month with relatives. S Clayton and son of St. Louis visit with Cungie Lindsey and others from Ceroy. Frank Cease of Dayton Ohio visit in Canrison. W E Boney dies north of town after years of illness. Funeral Tuesday at 10 00 a m. officiated by Rev L G Fasig. Interment Ridge lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Sluss
A. C. Sluss
Tuscola
Victor H. Parker
Butler
A. L. Harris and Sons
R. Young
Muskogee
Oklo
Elftie M. Owen
Matilda Campbell
Harry Huston
Celia Morrison
Terre Haute
Olin Gore
St. Louis
John Gore
J. H. Brooks
Tulsa
Okla
Catharine Haywood
James Brooks
Frank Crane
Detroit
Mich
Edward Crane
Roy Lee
Chicago
W. S. Emrich
Roxie Fuson
W. A Fuson
Palmer Johnston
Jamestown
New York
Richard Johnston
William ‘E. Turner
Evelyn
Ada Swartz
Marion
Charles Shimel
Mount Clemens
Clyde Clem
Toledo
Ohio
Mesdames Wade Arney
John W. Brewer
Bir
Leonard Stratton
Yon
Windsay
Nina
Mae Funk
Decatur
Publc
Élma Cottrell
Akron Qulo
Richford Johnston
Inic
Charles Fortney
Muncie
Ind
Hara
Georga W. Fortney
Mre
Yomas
J. Stiff
Ople Geasstt
Ray’ Brumit
Christine
Mary Kathrine Hills
Eldoado
Kansas
Ferris Boothe
Will’ Hopkins
Lawrence
George Rogers
Spiibert. Lindsey
This Place
Ore. ,Tyhurst
Ceroy
Frank Cease
Dayton
Canrlasion
West York Notables Send Visitors List From Sumner
West York chronicles a weekend of visits and travel as Elmer Stiver of Sumner fills an appointment. The article notes gatherings from Kenosha Wisconsin to Martinsville and Hymera with many relatives and local residents visiting, teaching plans, and school starts. The closing quip humorously remarks on a vacation returning man feeling brokered.
Burials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Auburn Township
Walter Hendrix and family of near Kansas spent Sunday with brother Will and family. T. E. Seiple of Oregon will preach at the Salem church next Monday and Tuesday nights. Mrs Helen Welsh of Kansas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Spires. George Linton, longtime Auburn township resident, was buried in Blue Grass cemetery Sunday. John Babcock and son Robert, Mr and Mrs Wm Melton and Edna visited Sam Eddinge and wife of Oil Field Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sperry Leffer and two daughters of St Louis visited relatives here. George Schwartz of Charleston spent Sunday with hometown folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hendrix
Kansas
Will
T. E. Seiple
Oregon
Salém
Helen Welsh
Joseph Spires
Geo. Linton
Auburn Township
Blue Grass
John Babcock
Robert
Wm. Melton
Ednare
Sam ‘Eddinge
Sperry Leffer
St. Louis
Geo. Schwartz
Charleston
Conservator to Sell Undivided Interest in Clark County Farm
The State of Illinois Clark County Court grants G M Calvert Conservator of the insane Wm Calvert authority to sell an undivided one sixth interest in a tract of land in Clark County described as a seven eighths acre parcel. Sale set for September 30 1922 at 1 pm at Marshall courthouse door with cash in hand terms. Wm T Hollenbeck is attorney. Advertisement 36.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Clark
G. M. Calvert
Wm. Calvert
Illnois
Hleven
Weat
Clark County
Marshall
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Choc t aw Revival Ends and Local Visits Reported
Choc taw revival meeting closed Sunday with one addition to the church. Preaching scheduled at the place Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs Grace Higgenbotham and child ren visited her mother Mrs Mary Carpenter. Wilma Fenton and Garnet Cline visited Mrs Bertha Higgenbotham. School began Monday with Miss Mabel Manhart as teacher. Dean Whitaker visited Fenton Cline. Ruth Elizabeth Walker of Freedom spent Sunday with Mabel. Jack son and John Garner families visited Edward Burger Ray Davison and Paris residents at Thos Blizzard home. Mrs Hidelia Higgenbotham visited Mrs Lula Davison of Ohio vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Higgenbotham
Mary“Carpenter
Wilma
Fenton
Garnet Cline
Bertha Higgenbotham
Mabel Manhart
Dean Whitaker
Fenton Cline
Ruth Elizabeth Walker
Freedom
Mabel
Jackson
John Garner
Edward Burger
Ray Davison
Paris
Thos
Blizzard
Hidelia Higgenbotham
Lula ,Davison
Ohio
Westfield Weddings And Local Happenings
Miss Allie Pinnell wed Guy McCune at the Pinnell home with around 75 relatives present. McCune hails from Bowling Green Kentucky and the couple plan a honeymoon to Colorado Springs and beyond. Westfield hosts shower for Miss Pinnell and local Oddfellows traveled from Grandview with seven candidates. Oakland beat Westfield 6 to 0 on Oakland ground. Roscoe Stewart buys C B Rupert Standard Oil interests and moves to Westfield. Glen Lowery and Lola Archer wed and will farm near Westfield. Baptist church gets new pastor Schele of Ziegler. Alva Davis sells furniture and plans Oklahoma work. Foster Goble and Lay Parker visit from Oklahoma. Westfield residents attend Danville fair. local livestock noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Pinnell
Guy McCune
EB. G. Pinnell
Mr. McCune
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Colorado Springs
Othe
Westfield
Prosperous Lfe
Oddfellows
D. S. Rider
Pinnell
Oakland
Roscoe Stewart
Standard Oil
C. By
Rupert
Glen Lowery
Lola Archer
Marshall
The
Baptist Church
Schele
Ziegler
Alva Davis
Oklahoma
Foster Goble
Lay Parker
W. H. Drewell
Danville Fair
H. Lewis
Joe Goble
Otto Moore
Ernie Towles
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
Public notice from Clark County Illinois states Marie Kuhn as Administratrix seeks court order to sell part of Lot Five in Stephen Archer's Addition Marshall to pay debts of John T Flowers. Summons issued returnable October term 1922. deadline for Leslie Flowers to appear October 2 1922. Clerk Fleming R Black Marshall Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Clark County
Marie’ Kuhn
John T. Flowers
Eliza
J. Flowers
Charles
Jesse
Leslie
Hurley
Edna
Myrtle
Ruth
Robert
Elmer
Louise Flowers
Leslie Flowers
Marie Kuhn
Stephen Archer
Marshall
Leake
Holden
Fleming R. Black
Graham & Snavely
Westfield High School Opens Week With Class Roll 103
The Westfield high school began Monday with an enrollment of 103 students. Officials say the school has a strong start and that students are adjusting well to the new environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippétis
C.C
Todianapolis
Melcury
Westfield . High School
Livingston School Opens With New Teacher and Local Socials
Livingston school started Friday with Miss Golda Thompson as teacher. Families and residents visited, including Ed Bandison and daughter Jane returning from Florida, and gatherings with the Weavers, Corks, Alcorns, Crossmans, and Newlins. Old-fashioned remark notes bobbed hair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarksville
Herman ‘Marrs
Casey
Cecile Allenthorp
Sheboygan
Wis
al NeeMillan
Martha Bell
Charles Phipps
J. W. Conel
Charles Weaver
Harry A. Conel
Oliver Baxter
Bloomington
Indiana University
Catherine Sherman
Edgar Young
Newman
Ed. Chenoweth
W. C. Chenoweth
Martha McMorris
Raymond Westenbarger
A. M. Myers
Indiana
Marion and
van Buren
Gladys Brown
Tom Gardener
Robinson
Rex Shadley
Effingham
Earl Finney
First Presbyterian Church
L. D. Higbee
James Alkire
W. G. Buckler
E. L. Lord
S. P. Taylor
Hull
Robert Hutchins
Imogene Quinn
F. A. Peake
Memorial Tabernacle
Albert de Long
Lottie Duncan
North Side
Ruth Washburn
Eugene Gordon
Virginia Goodman
Mabel Allred
Laura Partlow
Anna Mitchell
Goldie Funk
Ernest Murphy
South Side
Rose Batson
Flozza Smith
Leona Clem
Bertha
W.E. Boney
Fasig
Ridgelawn Cemetery
West York
Eld. E. Stiver
Sumner
Ralph Sims
Charles Kyle
Kenosha
Joe Sims
Daniel Gilbert
Mattoon
Ellis Ferrill
Flint
Adam Cullop
Rockville
Adam. Cullop
Big 4 Railroad
Mt. Carmel
Ruskin Mount
Priscilla Mount
Albert Newlin
Cecil and
Lowell Bell
Ike Seymour
Cecil Bell
University
Philadelphia
John Thomas
Rosedale
Crawfordsville
J. Adams
Marshal Nidey
Richmond
Virginia
Carrie, Nidey
Evansville
Ralph
Wm. Musgrave
Everett Swope
Marshall Nidey
Carrie Nidey
Ellis Stanfield
Frank Woods
Roberts
Chas. Kyle
France
Noel
C. C. Taylor
Flat Rock
Ola Hagar
George Bishop
Palestine
Clara Mount
Will Handy
West Union
James Weldon
Mae Weldon
Los Angles
Martin Newlin
Webb Tuttle
Hymera
John Curry
Joe
Estel Curry
Frank Curry
Oliver Marode
John Brosman
Ben Stephens
Will McNary
Emery Gurry
Babe
Jessie Tuttle
George Tuttle
Conservator's ‘Sale
Livingston
Golda Thompson
Ed. Bandison
Jane
Florida
E. F. ‘Stover
Ed. Powers
Aga, Crossman
Wm. Callaway
Sylvia
R. D. ‘Weaver
P. Hall
Rhukeday
York
Chenoweth
Tom
Craig
Clyde
H. Knowles
B. W
Dulaney National’ ‘Bank
Itime
Parker / House
Blanché Williams
Enterprise
D.D. Doll
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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