Pauline Armstrong and others attend Sunday events
Pauline Armstrong spent Sunday with Florence Beltz and Mary Pulver of Marshall attended Sunday school here last Sunday. Geo Cork and family visited Terre Haute last Sunday. Glén Sweitzer heard Rev Roy Perdue at Dunlap. Mrs Carry GeIBLE and granddaughter Mary Ohms visited David Setzer and family. Mahlon Musgrave and family visited Jessie Lowe over Sunday. John Mathew and family spent Saturday evening with Snedeker family. Rev Babbs will preach his last here next Sunday unless he is sent back for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Cork
Florence ‘Beltz
Mary E. Pulver
Marshall
Geo. Cork
Norman
Mary Jeannette
Dittman
Terre Haute
Glén ‘Sweitzer
Roy Perdué
Dunlap
Dewey
Mullén
Carry ‘Geiblé
Mary Ohms
David Setzer
Harry
Local notices and social visits listed for West Union community
West Union residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of short social items. Entries include families visiting relatives, people transacting business, and guests spending weekends or evenings with local households, along with a few travel updates and participation in events like a fair and a debate.
Adlerika offers relief for gas and bowel waste
Mrs. B Brinkley reports both she and her husband felt better after Adlerika. One spoonful is claimed to remove gas and bloating and evacuate old waste matter from the system, improving sleep and digestion, per the Keifer Drug Co. advertisement.
Social rounds at the Paris fair and visits across town
Thelma Miller and Fairy Mattis spent Friday at the Paris fair. On Sunday they visited P. W. Sellars and wife of Terre Haute along with Jake Batts and family. Shirley Seigel and Kathryn Wright joined H. H. White and family for a Sunday afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Thelma Miller
Fairy Mattis
Local Social Roundup Reflects Visits and Travel
Milo Snyder Baker of Gary Indiana spent the weekend with his wife and family. Several residents including Mrs Bert Walls and Mrs Margaret Wolf visited friends and family in the area. A variety of trips and visits are noted among local residents with several family connections. The week closed with a child’s arm fracture and others visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo ‘Baker
Gary
Indiana
Rev. Billings
Bert Walls
Ed Saiter
Henry ,Bohn
Martin Kildon
Elizabeth Jeffers
Golden Gates
Margaret Wolf
Chicago
Ada Cline
Kansas Station
Henry ‘Bohn
Carrol Klemm
Louisiana
Will Gard
Fenton Spangler
Norman
Everett Blockinger
Charlie Ogle
Gldays
Marshall
Randall Haddix
Paris
Orville Risley
Sarah Myles
Roy Pittenger
Fannie Romoser
Locals Enjoy Sunday Visits Across Town
Rev. Billings spent Sunday with C. P. Tharp and wife. Mr. and Mrs Ray Thompson visited her parents Mr. and Mrs Will Gard. Kenneth Carpenter stayed with his aunt Mrs. Sarah Myles and Misses Martha and Ola Collier and Clarence Collier visited Palmer Cornwell and family. Alma Hamil and Olen Clements children from Florida stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Clements. Martha and Ola Collier along with nephew Clarence Collier moved to Terre Haute to reside with Clarence entering Indiana State Normal this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Billings
C. P. Tharp
Ray Thompson
Will Gard
Kenneth Carpenter
Sarah Myles
Martha
Ola Collier
Clarence Collier
Palmer Cornwell
Alma Hamil
Olen Clements
Florida
R. M. Clements
Terre Haute
Clarence
Indiana State Normal
Choctaw School Opens With Thirty Six Pupils Enrolled
Bertha Beltz leads classes as thirty six pupils start the term. Sunday visits include Opal Walker and Mabel Jackson with Mary Ledermann and Herschel Cline family. Margaret Hollenbeck visits Mrs Ellen Perkins and Frank McCollum of Oblong. Ruth Walker and her son David are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Beltz
Opal Walker
Mabel Jackson
Mary Ledermann
Herschel Cline
Margaret Hollenbeck
Ellen Perkins
Frank McCollum
Ruth Walker
David
Blizzard Family Ties Highlight Edgar County Fair Visit
The text notes Perry Jackson and family along with Herschel Cline and family visiting Michigan relatives. It mentions Margaret Hollenbeck and Mary Ledermann at the Westfield Association in Clarksville on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Farr of Paris and Bennie and Elsie Strohm of Avon visited Thomas Blizzard Sunday afternoon. Maude and Martha Blizzard returned home Sunday after attending the Edgar County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal
Michigan
Perry Jackson
Herschel Cline
Margaret Hollenbeck
Mary Ledermann
Westfield Association
Clarksville
Riley Farr
Paris
Bennie
Elsie Strohm
Avon
Thomas Blizzard
Maude
Martha Blizzard
Edgar County Fair
Brosman Reunion and Sunday Visits Noted in Martinsville
Spiketown attendees Mr and Mrs Chas Lovell and Albert and Lyman Shank joined the Brosman reunion at Martinsville on Sunday. Lydia Murphy and Bessie Norton visited Anna and Mildred Hoenig. Albert Buser and family visited Melvin Norton and family. Virgil Bierbaum visited Paul Honderich. Mary Norton stayed Thursday night with her brother Reuben and daughter June Heileene of Marshall. Alice Smith visited Sunday with Sar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lovell
Albert
Lyman Shank
Brosman
Martinsville
Lydia Murphy
Bessie Norton
Anna
Mildred Hoenig
Albert Buser
Melvin Norton
Virgil Bierbaum
Paul Honderich
Mary Norton
Reuben
June Heileene
Marshall
Alice Smith
Sar
Community Social Notes and Long Distance Bird Flight
Ah and Wilma Fredenberger visit. Myrna and Glenn Fredenberger spend Sunday with grandma Carrie Miller. Lizzie Biernaum visits Helen Smith. Esther Shank visits Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Maurer in Darwin. Millie Haenig and Trevland Tumey visit Frank Hoenig family. Rexford Irwin family visit David Irwin. Edna Love and Mary Norton attend church in Martinsville Sunday night. A golden plover flies 2000 miles from Alaska to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Fredenberger
Myrna
Glenn Fredenberger
Carrie Miller
Lizzie Biernaum
Helen Smith
Esther Shank
Wilbur Maurer
Darwin
Millie Haenig
Trevland Tumey
Frank Hoenig
Rexford Irwin
David Irwin
Edna Love
Mary Norton
Martinsville
Community Notes From Marshall Area Socials and Travel
Mrs Irene Claypool visits aunt Mrs Sperry Claypool for the week. Jess Beachout and family relocated to Marshall last week. Attendees from here joined in the funeral of Mrs Wm Veach in Marshall Saturday. About fifteen neighbors assisted Mrs Wm Melton's 61st birthday celebration on Tuesday. Mrs Julia Claypool and her daughter Allie hosted about thirty guests for dinner on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Claypool
Sperry Claypool
Jess Beachout
Marshall
Wm. Veach
Wm. Melton
Julia Claypool
Allie
Climate impact on wheat and debt in France noted
A clipped Arkansas Gazette item remarks that wheat yields could occur in very hot climates if humidity is low and adds a blunt comment about France not facing debt frankly. The tone is concise and opinionated, reflecting economic and agricultural concerns framed as a brief editorial note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Arkansas Gazette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Armstrong
West Union
Fred Reisner
I. A. Booker
R. BE. Espy
Lu EB. Nichols
John Mundy
Harold Mundy
Samuel Nichols
Richard Strohm
Walter Termain
Jake Ratts
Georgia
Serge
Inez Woods
Charlotte and
Thelma
Southwest
Here
Horace Crumlin
Mabel Milam
Miller
Mildred Benoit
Janet Kearns
Eva Kearns
Claude Carlyle
Clinton
Roy Batts
Mary’ Williamson
Lora Mar Jowe
Demna Mundy
Myers
Beulah
York
Odie Craig
T. B. Glendenning
Hardinville
John Seigel
Gertrude Figg
Louise Kearns
A. W. Wright
Harry Wright
Dennison
Robert Crow
Annapolis
S. G. Drake
A. W., Wright
R. Co. Cooper
Martin Newlin
Children
Missouri
NASH
Electrical Service. Co
Doit Lichtenberger
Indianapolis
Clarence Tingley
Kenneth
Irene Leasure
Sockler
Overland
Ford
A. R. Sisson & Sons
Spiketown
J. E. Millshouse
Atwater
The
Atwater Kent
Maghlan's
Milnols
Pacific
Alaska
Dolson
Emrich & Son’s Nursery
Casey
Illinois
Red Crown
Standard Oil
National Dixie Hotel
Socklers
W. T. Trueblood
Shade Bros
Auburn
Murphy Bros
Standard ‘Oil Company
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