Spiketown School and Local Visits Chronicle
Pearley Babcock teaches 53 pupils at Spiketown school begun last Monday. Sunday visits trace Dan Milburn family with Edward Fredenberger and Pearl Neal of Dennison with Bessie Stepp. Numerous neighbors, including Mr Oan Vrsharks, Kenzie girls, and George Stepp, spend Sunday afternoons nearby as Monroe Hargrove and others relocate a saw mill toward Hutsonsvi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearley Babcock
Dan Milburn
Edward Fredenberger
Pearl Neal
Dennison
Bessie Stepp
Sidney Haen
Lovell
Oan
Vrsharks
Stepp
Hesse Gler Ray
Don
George Stepp
Vellmering
Sarah
Mars Netto
Tom Norton
Henry Pierbaum
Marshall
George Bierbaum
Monroe Hargrove
Tommy
Reuben Norton
Eg T
Larshall Down
Hutsonsvi
Robert Thompson
Local families attend Robinson fair and visits
Reno Baber Helen Norris Ernest Barker Florente Baber and Hobart Jackson attended the Robinson fair. Mr and Mrs RR H Pritchard and others visited during the event. Mrs Mary Murphy stayed with daughter Fanny Jackson while Helen and Scott Baker and others attend Hutsonville high school. Charles Downey returned to Memphis after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Baber
Helen Norris
Ernest Barker
Florente Baber
Hobart Jackson
Paris
H Pritchard
S R Freeman
Ruth Nichols
George Pritchard
Lyman Pritchard
Mary Murphy
Fanny Jackson
Helen
Scott Baker
Allen
Charles Jackson
Hutsonville
Sarah Nichols
Lea
Local social notes mention visits among Dolson Meloy and relatives
Daguerreotype of a Sunday visit cycle lists Jess Meloy and family with Mrs Letitia Waller and three children visiting Mrs D Murphy late week. Jerry Claypool and Audrey attended Robert Findiggs sale in Marshall, then Claypool returned to Kansas. Christian Hutchings and friends spent Sunday with Ros Dicks family near Carses JW Hey entertained guests at a house dinner Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Meloy
Meloy
Letitia Waller
D Murphy
Jerry Claypool
Audrey
Marshall
Robert Findiggs
Kenneth
Claypool
Kansas
Christian Hutchings
Fancy
Ros Dicks
Arses
Paris
Ohio Chapel News Lightly Covers Local Visits and Picnics
The column lists multiple local residents and visitors with kinship ties. Mentions include Murphy of West Union visiting their aunt Ila, Davion visiting sister Mrs Harry Bartlett in Paris Ohio, Shotwell and family, Thompson families, a Warrensville Fairground picnic, and several visits among Har risburg Tennessee and Bloomington Indiana families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Robert Murphy
West Union
Ila Trag Marl Davion
Harry Bartlett
Paris
O. C Shotwell
Clarence Thompson
Harry Thompson
Harris Brown
I. O
Warrensville Fairground
Harry Billman
Harrisburg
Emmett Tharp
W . White
Bloomington
Ind
W. A. Shotwell Carson Alexander
Chrisman
Esther Riley
Marshall
Mary Vernze
Robert A. Fiscus
Ivan Driver
Longview
Cal White
Adelanto
Calif
W. F. White
Fiscus
Choctaw News Pupil Count and Sunday Visits
Hershel Cline and family join Wayne Cline and Darwin neighbors. 19 pupils start school Monday with Miss Ola Richart from Allright as teacher. Families visiting and spending Sunday with relatives listed across Grand Prairie Dolson Avon Ohio and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Cline
James McCollum
Wayne Cline
Darwin
Ola Richart
Allright
Carson Alexander
The
Grand Prairie
David Thompson
Frank Miller
Enoch Wyrick
Perry Jackson
Elis Jackson’s
Dolson
Prairie
Delphia
Ralph Jackson
Robert White
Ohio
John Blizzard
George Surchmn
Avon
Nicol and Son
Hurley
Avright
Parry William's
Mr. Eag
William . Carpenter
Local notices and church gathering tastings in South Dolson area
South Dolson reports residents attending Fidgar county fair at Paris and a Martinsville picnic. Westfield association gathers at Clarksville Baptist church with ministers from Marshall, Casey, Martinsville, Westfield and Indiana. Next association slated for Marshall in September. Timothy and Abel Babcock reroofed homes. Amos Morgan in Marshall on business. Peaches scarce selling up to 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Association
Clarksville Baptist Church
G. L. Huggins
Bert Eckel
Marshall
Mr. Lowry
Ray Smith
Westfield
W A. Puson
M D. Gilbert
Casey
Connard
Martinsville
J Ww. Wheeler
West Union
J L. Weeks
Indiana
G W Danbury
Carmi
B F Rodman
Geo Fuson
Timothy
Abel Babcock
Amos Morgan
William Moore
Spiketown
Westfield Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local residents and visitors populate Westfield headlines with social calls and gatherings. Notable items include Champaign and Gary guests, a James Stanfield purchase, a church chicken fry, and community club meetings.
West York Community Notices and Family Visits
West York reports a newborn girl for Mr and Mrs Chalk Nidy. Carl Ryerson of Toledo returns home after a week with Dr and Mrs C D Ryerson. Allen Hicks family and Orvilla Medsker family visit Olney. John Sessle family visit Ausby Seigel. C T Stoore attend Paris fair and visit R14 Bell and Jsm Alles Blake relatives leave Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Chalk Nidy
Carl Ryerson
Toledo
Ohio
C. D. Ryerson
Allen Hicks
Ola
Orvilla Medsker
Mildred
Olney
Roy Barkalow
John Sessle
West Union
Ausby
Peabody Briefs Include Visits and Birth
Are 3 Ties edge out for Peabody Kansas where they will spend the winter. Will Henderson of Oklahoma visited his father Cy Henderson and others. Mr and Mrs Albert Newlin welcomed a fine boy born Friday. Ross Hardin and children of Robinson visited Mrs Harden's parents Sunday. Martin Newlin attended the fair and visited relatives at Robinson. Ralph Sims of Kenosha Wisconsin spent a week with his parents Joseph and a return home Saturday. Aurora Bradbury and Adam Gardener motor to Sullivan Indiana Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Kansas
Will Henderson
Oklahoma
Cy Henderson
Albert Newlin
Ross Hardin
Robinson
Kenosha
Wis
Joseph Sims
Aurora Bradbury
Ad&im
Sullivay
Ind
Martinsville Notes and Local Happenings
Swope of Olive Branch in town for Friday visit and casey township road work west of the city on the national highway. The National Bank installed a new one globe electric light at Main and York. Willis Deahl’s son who re broke his leg after a recent injury was taken to the hospital. Harve Hurst of Auburn visited for business. Otto Hills began work in Terre Haute for traction company. GA R encampment in Indianapolis draws interest. Tyhurst of Annapolis visits for business. Odd Fellows picnic at fair grounds attracts about 1500 with a bountiful dinner at Campers Grove. Rev Mrs Cover of Bogra, India preaches at Church of God Sunday due to Rev Crissman’s attendance at Eldership in Wabash township. Mrs Henry Tyler of Casey visits East Bond Street guest of Mrs Albert Lamdin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Swope
Olive Branch
Casey Township
National Bank
Globe
York
Willis Deahl
Harve Hurst
Auburn
Otto Hills
Terre Haute
The
Traction Company
Indianapolis
William Tyhurst
Annapolis
Odd Fellows
Fair Grounds
Campers Grove
Cover
Bogra
India
Church of God
Crissman
Cooper Chapel
Wabash Township
Henry Tyler
Casey
Albert Lamdin
East Bond Street
Moonshine Wuhan Misner and Cora Coole Married in Marshall
Moonshine Wuhan Misner and Cora Coole were married in Marshall last Tuesday. H Sennett hauled one carload of lime and ordered another. Casey high school students from the neighborhood include Clinton Green Rose Green Laurel Green Mil dred Baxter Olive Baxter William Crouch Doola Geffs Bernice Lochary Don Thompson. Fanchon Boylés of Crawford County visits Aunt Bell Neigh barger. J M Funk browsed registered cattle in the neighborhood Friday evening. The local peach crop is larger than in several years. Martin Dehl won a second premium on one of his dogs at the Paris fair. Arthur Chapman and wife moved to West Union to teach school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T H Sennett
Casey
Clinton
Rose
Laurel Green
Mildred
Olive Baxter
William Crouch
Doola Geffs
Bernice Lochary
Don Thompson
Fanchon Boylés
Crawford County
Bell Neighbarger
J M Funk
Martin Dehl
Prince Feisal’s Arab reply misheard by British hosts
A recounting from Munsey’s Magazine recalls Prince Feisal’s London dinner where he spoke in Arabic and was interpreted into English by Colonel Lawrence. The prince whispered a line about verses from the Koran, which Lawrence later claimed to translate, revealing a misheard quip about a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Feisal
New Kingdom of
Syria
London
Colonel Lawrence
Oxford
Lawrence
Voic
Munsey
Selfish Person Is Likely to Live Long
The Journal of the American Medical Association cites a Bar on de Grimm memoir fragment noting a self restrained, temperate man aged 93 as an example of geriatrics. It contrasts such detachment and prudence with lively attachments in Greppi, an elderly Italian diplomat in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
American Medical Association
Baron de Grimm
John J. de Mairen
French Academy
Tle
Greppi
Rome
Past Influences and The Power of Present Action
The Rochester Post-Express argues that the past does not doom the present and that individuals can rise from grim beginnings by using past mistakes as raw material for wisdom. Despair and doubt are the real enemies, but they lie underfoot to be trampled if one wills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Post-Express
Maeterlinck
Poe
Wallow
Why Old Shoes Are Thrown
The Detroit News traces the origins of the practice at weddings from ancient customs. It notes the shoe as a seal of bargain in property transfers and explains parental relinquishment of control over daughters. The piece links elopement, a trusted friend, and the best man to the modern wedding journey.
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Detroit News
Belasco Sees Show Falter After Earthquake Debacle
At a New York dinner, David Belasco quips that Bill’s new show underperforms due to unlucky timing. He cites a Friday opening, a car strike, and Lent as factors, then adds a sharp jab about releasing the show soon after the San Francisco earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
New York
No Brother
Bill
Dave
Mr. Belasco
San Francisco
Why Path Was Abandoned In Southeastern Ohio
An Observer reports that a once scenic gravel path beside a road in southeastern Ohio has largely vanished. Grass now grows in the former walkway while a nearby well kept cinder road has replaced it. The note hints at the phrase gulomonliles from the Columbus Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Remarkable Menu Shows Antarctic Food Supply
A New York group dined on octopus soup rock cod from New Zealand roast penguin breast and sea elephant with endives from Tasmania. Dishes used fish and meats frozen two years before in the south seas to illustrate the Antarctic food supply capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Argentina
Tasmania
South Seas
Antarctic
Class by Themselves in a Large Family
Stanley at Thanksgiving dinner comments that only his mother and the cat seem to have children, amid a large clan of sisters brothers aunts uncles and cousins with the younger generation scarce nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Gathore
Smallest precision balance on display at standards bureau
A United States Bureau of Standards balance stands in a glass case over a foot tall and weighs loads up to two grams with an accuracy of one thousandth of a milligram about .00016 of a grain. It can weigh the ink of a signature and is dustproof. A long rod from another room allows weight manipulation to avoid heat influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Standards
Free lip care tip from Crosby for boys and girls
Crosby, the Downs News veteran correspondent, recalls sore lips as a boy and credits a pennyfree remedy from an old woman: eat bread with the butter side down each bite for three weeks, a cure he claims never failed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
The
Downs News
Election pitch for States' Attorney by a county official
The speaker runs for re election as States' Attorney. He notes leading the ticket four years ago with a majority of 804 and his renomination on the Democratic ticket. He credits the voters for support and cites his platform from four years ago as the test of his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Clark County
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Thomas O Graham
Elva Morson
Mabel Tlornbrook
Geneva Palme
R S E Babcock
Vanehter Cecil
R A. Stuckher
Aletha
Rosa Clapp
Pearl Fox
Martinsvile
E. B. MclIntoch
Champaign
Ill
E. H. Holliday
Gary
R. M. Porterfield
John Jones
James Stanfield
Ladies Aid of the
United Brothern Church
Roy Smith
Motor Transportation Department
Neega
Myrtle Sandy
Frances Hill
Relph Ewing
Ham Doughhettee
J L. Parcel
Minneapolis
Rena Finney
Majorie
Yale
Sue Goble
A. Barricklow
Decatur
Methodist Sunday School
Hershel Lewis
Robert Endsley
Max Shaw
West York
Wuhan Misner
Cora Coole
Prince
ANE
the Herald
Enfran
Court House
Olen R.clements
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