Local Social Notes Show Weekend Visits and Moves
DOLSON Allen Claypool and Elisha Claypool of Marshall visit Johnny Hutchings family. Mrs Allie Veach works in Marshall for Robert Findley. Boyd family of Hutsonville visit Sperry Claypool. George Claypool sold a Short horn calf to Charles Johnson. Samuel Eddinger family near Westfield visit Wm Melton. Bueschmeyer family visit friends near Kansas. Mrs E Meloy and Jess Meloy visit Mrs Bennett Auburn. Bruce Clapp buys Alph Claypool cane mill to make molasses. James Hurst and family move from West Terre Haute to California by auto. John Wood and family from Indianapolis move here to their new home. Alldred and Carrie return from Indianapolis visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Claypool
Elisha Claypool
Marshall
Johnny Hutchings
Allie Veach
Robert Findley
Boyd
Hutsonville
Sperry Claypool
George Claypool
Charles Johnson
Samuel Eddinger
Westfield
Wm. Melton
Mr. Bueschmeyer
Kansas
E. Meloy
Jess Meloy
Grandview
Bennett
Auburn
Bruce Clapp
Alph Claypool
James Hurst
West Terre Haute
California
John Wood
Indianapolis
J W B Hutchings
Alldred
Carrie
Local Notes From Clarksville Area Listings
George Claypool and R E Babcock marketed day at Marshall last week. Warren Hackett bought the 15 acre tract of Thomas Davis northwest of Clarksville. A revival is in progress at the Clarksville church led by Elder W A Fuson with Rev J S Arvin. Mr Mrs Alfred Graham plan a trip to Terre Haute California soon. Grandma Alfred visiting in Indianapolis comes to see her son Alonzo. J B Arvin plans moving to Frances Beck property this week. Henry Findley of near Paris was a guest of Hurley Findley Sunday. Claude Huggins moved to Terre Haute. Ora Fox will move to the same farm. Fred Wieland of Charleston is here on business. Claude Ogle and family visited R A Ogle. Koppler families and Mary Kilé visited Terre Haute Sunday. There will be preaching at an Ohio church September 28 with Cline as Pastor. Ben T Baird and family visited Cal Gard. Wyed Koppler and son visited Charley Freeman's family of Allright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Claypool
R. E. Babcock
Marshall
Thomas Murphy
Grandma Dunlap
Warren Hackett
Thomas Davis
Clarksville
W. A. Fuson
J. S. Arvin
Alfred Graham
Terre Bella
California
Grandma Alfred
Indianapolis
Henry Findley
Near
Paris
Hurley Findley
Claude Huggins
Charley Gleeck
Terre Haute
Ora Fox
Fred Wieland
Charleston
Claude Ogle
R. A. Ogle
Cc. F. Koppler
John Koppler
Mary Kilé
Vergle Whitkanack
Ohio
Cline
Ben T. Baird
Cal Gard
Wyed Koppler
Charley Freeman
Allright
Martinsville Notes Influence of War and Local Deaths
Martinsville notes report Abe Garver and daughter attending the funeral of Mr. Staman Sharp and the burial move from Marshall to Rupp cemetery due to road closures. Claude McDaniel, an overseas soldier, discharged at Camp Grant. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henley remains gravely ill. Earl McNary to enter medical college in St. Louis. The region records sheep import from England via Wisconsin buyer. Local appearances include visits by Madision Fouts and social visits. construction on the railroad bridge. various neighborly movements and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Garver
Marshall
Staman Sharp
John McNarlon
St. Cloud
Florida
Claude McDaniel
Camp Grant
John Henley
Clarence Pence
Cleone
England
Waukasha
Wis
Romine
Nays
Esq
Turner
McCleansborough
Hamilton County
Clarksville
Rupp
Mr. Sharp
Lincoln Church
West York social notes highlight visitors and homecomings
West York notes list visits and family travel including Mrs Dick Treadway improving after illness. Terre Haute visitors include Mr and Mrs Clifford Evans and Arthur Evans, while several Cullop, Bell, Sims, Lindley and Mount relatives visit in town or travel to Chicago and Tulsa. Marines Henry Cullop returns from 3 month furlough after four years away. Moving week shows about 20 families changing homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Treadway
Clifford Evans
Terre Haute
Selah Evans
Marguerite Cullop
Hutsonville
Adam Cullop
Lowden Reel
Indiana
Lowell Bell
Ike Seymour
R. L. Bell
Barbara
Paris
Hubert Hagar
Babe
New York City
Henry C. Cullop
U. S
Marines
Furloigh
Joseph Sims
Chicago
Ozie Raider
Milo
Elston Sims
Tulsa
Oklo
Arthur Evans
Mr. Evans
Daniel Gilbert
Amanda Lindley
Ollie
Abbie Draper
Priscilla Mount
Ralph Lindley
Musgrave
Lindley
Mrs. Mount
West York
Martin Newlin
Annapolis
Local social notes and visits across towns
Chas Fowler bought the Cyrus Monroe property last week. Ida Bach of Ocean Park visited her father J L Roberts after more than 18 years. Priscilla Converse returned to Annapolis after a week with relatives. Jas Baber visited relatives in Jasonville. An ice cream social benefited the Methodist church. Dosa Baber of Hutsonville spent Sunday with the Baber sisters. Clint Clark and wife from Marshall visited home folks. Fred Blair and family visited Nickel family. Mill Creek Sunday school attendance was 44. Emma Tingley visited relatives near Auburn. Cloughs, Grant Hollenbeck and wives visited Charles Hollenbeck. Grace Gard and Chicago relatives returned home after a long visit. Hershel Cline family spent Sunday with Charles Freeman family. Oliza and Dolly Reason of All tight dined with Mrs. Ledermann. Nicol family Hurley spent Tuesday evening with Perry Williams. Thomas Craig and Gordon, and Brande Stein with Paul Shepler of Marshall called in. Tressie Mable Violet Robey Whitkanack spent Sunday with Maude Blizzard. Bennie Carpenter has been home on a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Fowler
Cyrus Monroe
Ida Bach
Ocean Park
Calif
J. L. Roberts
Priscilla Converse
Annapolis
Jas. Baber
Jasonville
Ind
Hall
Methodist Church
Dosa Baber
Hutsonville
Helen
Florence Baber
Emma Tingley
Auburn
Clough
Grant Hollenbeck
Charles Hollenbeck
Grace Gard
Chicago
Hershel Cline
Charles Freeman
Allbright
Oliza
Dolly
Reason of Alltight
John Ledermann
David Nicol
Hurley
Perry Williams
Thomas Craig
Gordon
Charles Brandestein
Paul Shepler
Marshall
Tressie
Mable
Violet
Robey Whitkanack
Maude Blizzard
Bennie Carpenter
Mrs Eunice Applegate Returns From Visit
Mrs Eunice Applegate of Indiana polis has returned home after a visit with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Claude Blizzard of Terre Haute spent Sunday at Riley Farr s. The Westfield Baptist Association was well attended the past week. School began Monday with Golda Thompson of Marshall as teacher. Restoration in the United States of a government of laws and of proper checks upon authority, rather than a government of one man or one set of men, in order to help reduce extravagance and waste, is urged by former Senator Elihu Root of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Applegate
Indianapolis
Claude Blizzard
Terre Haute
Riley Farr
United States
Elihu Root
New York
Imle Family Reunion Held At Ernst Country Home
The Imle family gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Imle’s Ernst area home for their annual reunion. Fifty covers were set for dinner with all relatives present except Fred Imle and his Donna Texas family. Social activities included ice cream and cake on the lawn, music, and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Imle
Ernst
Imle
Fred
Donna
Texas
C. W. Kern
Gottlieb Imle
Wm. Archibald
Mollie Myers
Elnora
Minnie Neukom
Adam Richart
Terre Haute
Fred Imle
Marshall
Herman Imle
Chris Imle
Adam Imle
Eugene Miller
Marguerite
Alex Gard
Adah
Minnie Geisert
The Childrens Clothes By Lucy Carter
The article stresses affordable dressing for children with a color scheme as a guide. It advocates monotone backgrounds with selective color contrasts, emphasis on fit, wardrobe planning, and neatness, plus smart habits and informed budgeting for style and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Carter
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