Sunday School Guests and Local Visits Highlight Snyder Update
Attendance at Snyder Sunday school reached 122. A surprise party honored Harry Litchenberger's birthday in Marshall with guests Martha Litchenberger and Harry Thomas. Numerous local residents and visitors toured Quaker Lane sales and Darwin ice cream event. Rev. Olmstead from Toledo preached over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha, Litchenberger
Harry Thomas
Marshall
Harry Litchenberger
Everett Blockinger
Bert Walls
Darwin
Rush Clements
Quaker Lane
Leopard Collier
Terre Haute
Palmer
Cornwell
Tom Craig
Otto Alabaugh
Georgetown
Sarah Hol- Yendbeck
Rev. Olmstead
Toledo
Local Notices From South Dolson Community
Uncle John Frey, aged 95, is very ill and may not recover. Terrance Washburn and Pleasant Grove pupils plan a pie supper Friday night September 22. Mrs Russell Murphy hosted a party for Mrs Joe Hodson. Mrs Harry Harbor celebrated Fay’s 12th birthday with a surprise dinner. Mr and Mrs Milo Claypool marked a wedding anniversary at Marshall. Mrs Andy Frey remains sick. A Clarksville Baptist mission program is set for Sunday morning. Mrs Kate Hornbrook moved to Marshall last week. Mary E Davis sold Clarksville switchboard duties to Tom Davis and relocated to Paris. Friends wish her success. Mr and Mrs Timothy Babcock and daughter Mabel visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Screech on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Frey
Terrance Washburn
Pleasant Grove
Russel Murphy
Joe Hodson
Harry Harbor
Fay
Milo Claypool
Marshall
Andy Frey
Clarksville Baptist Church
Kate Hornbrook
Mary E. Davis
Clarksville
Tom Davis
Paris
Timothy Babcock
Mabel
Robert Screech
Dolson Jerry Claypool makes business trip to Terre Haute
Sunday social notes record Jerry Claypool’s business trip to Terre Haute. Redman residents Mr and Mrs Frank May visited Mr and Mrs Fred Bueschmeyer. Nancy Claypool, high school student in Marshall, spent the day at home. Sperry Claypool and son hauled corn north of Dudley last week. Fay Bueschmeyer celebrated 12th birthday with dinner hosted by Harry Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Claypool
Terre Haute
Frank May
Redman
Fred Bueschmeyer
Nancy Claypool
Marshall
Sperry Claypool and Son
Dudley
Harry Harbor
Fay
Milo Claypool
Samuel Eddinger
Oil Field
Wm. Melton
Sylvan Richey
Ernest
Fairview
Indiana
Sylvan Morgan
Owen Hendrix
Chas. Burkett
Oakland
Sperry Claypool
Clyde Knowles
Weekend Guests and Local Visits Reported Around Springfield
Miss Jane Morton returned to Springfield Monday after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Morton. Several visitors from Terre Haute Palestine Robinson and Marshall dropped by to see local residents including Miss Beulah Prust and Mrs Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Morton
Springfield
Jas Morton
Bob Seebury
Robinson
A. H. Simpson
Presley Kent
Palestine
R. J. Poorman
Allis
Beulah
Prust
Terre Haute
Harry Prust
Mar
Perl Fowler
Terré Haute
Sam Lindley
Chas. Wright
Marshall
Arthur Cork
Merrick Cox
Jean, Prust
Jane
Virginia ” McClure
Mershall. Jr
Mack Fowler
Terre ‘He
Wm. Crowe
Crowe
Nelle Ransford
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings Across Indiana and Ohio
Mrs. Fred Wernz and daughter Eleanor hosted by Albert Wernz on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Piety and Mrs Chadwick spent Friday in Marshall. Frank Temple of Temple Court South Terre Haute visited G W Whitlocke. Mrs Wm Crowe and son stayed with relatives near Grayville Ind. Mrs Harrison returned from Akron Ohio after two weeks with Bernard Marinus ill. Sam Buckner of Danville visiting sister Ben Crowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wernz
Flaughter
Eleanor
Albert Wernz
Chadwick
Marshall
Frank Temple
Temple Court
South Terre Haute
G. W. Whitlocke
Wm. Crowe
Grayville
Ind
Wm. Harrison
Bernard Marinus
Akron
Ohio
West York Notes on Local Families and Visits
West York column details Typhoid recovery of Roscoe Ayre’s daughter and various visits. Opal Stanfield returns from Chicago to stay, Aliss Lowell Bell goes to Philadelphia for college, and Mrs. Ike Seymour hosts a birthday surprise. Neighbors visit Paris Hutsonville Sumner Ridge Farm and Vincennes are noted with travel plans and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Ayre
Opal Stanfield
Chicago
Aliss Lowell Bell
Paris
Ike Seymour
Philadelphia
Selah Evans
J. N. Lindsay
Martin Wernz
Marshall
Willard Miller
Chana
Sumner
Martin Newlin
Hutsonville
Malcom Bruner and
Frances Lindley
C. H. Voorheis
G. F. Smith
Vincennes
Viola Smith
Sick week drains Choctaw pupils. no school
Little Frank Miller has been very ill the past week. There was no school the past week owing to the illness of the teacher. William Carpenter and family spent Sunday with Ben Miller. Several visits by local residents to friends and relatives reported across Choctaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
William Carpenter
Ben Miller
Herman Burger
Kile
L. D. Sink
Edgar Burger
Hershel Cline
Terre Haute
Perry Jackson
Jesse Walker
Family of
Freedom
Vern Cramer
Okie Brewster
Jeff Brewster
Edward Higgenbotham
Bonnie Carpenter
Otis Williams
Cooper
Melrose
John Ledermann
Frank McCollum
Charles Hollenbeck
Sarah Nicol
Allright
Nellie Williams
Herman Lambden
Blizzard Sisters
Ben Sotzer
State Line
Ed Ferris
Marshall
Carl
Norton
Ernst
William Norton
Wiliam
John
Lola Norton
Imogene
Virginia
Rath
Miller
John Buszard
Koreans Refuse Hair Cutting Tradition Beliefs
The passage notes Koreans avoid cutting hair as it dishonors parents. It also mentions a belief that fallen hair is paved with flazer-nall pairings to allow a deceased person to return to another earth intact.
Local Families Visit and Travel Notes in York Area
York residents and relatives visited kin and friends across nearby towns last week. Mrs. Fred Blair and children joined her parents in West York, while Marcus Gilbert of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs. Mattie Roberts. Other gatherings included households of Pritchard, Whitman, Converse, Murphy, and Johnson with travels to Springfield for work during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. ‘R. Freaman
R. H. Pritchard
Tillie. Jackson
Mattie Roberts
Robinson
Fred Blair
West York
Henry Clark
Marcus Gilbert
Terre Haute
Lenard Maring
Parker
Quaker Lane
Fannie Murphy
Chas. Johnson
Springfield
Local News From Martinsville and Monticello area
Mr and Mrs J F Staff return from a two week visit with relatives in Martinsville Monticello Iowa joining home by niece Miss Reba Metcalf who will winter there. Mrs Raymond Chancellor returns from Findlay Ohio after visit with Mr and Mrs Chester English. TerRE Haute visitors and return trips to Springfield for fair. Claude Spires residence fires Friday night origin unknown. Mrs Sarah Medcalf dies after years of illness funeral held at her son Edward's home with burial at Medsker Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Staff
Monticello
Iowa
Reba Metcalf
Raymond Chancellor
Chester English
Findlay
Ohio
A. S. German
Charles
Terre Haute
B. T. German
E. S. Clayton
Charles Winter
Harry L. Ryan
Little Son
Neoga
EB UL. McCabe
Charleston
Our City
W.W. Meritt
Springfield
E. C. Miller
G. H. Miller
Los Angeles
Claude Spires
Sarah Medcalf
Edward
Crisman
Medsker Cemetery
Westfield and area notes from Decatur week
Local updates report Westfield Co E Bennett in Decatur for U B conference. Vanscoyk sells groceries to Shuey Rider. moves to Champaign to work in a store. Concord Baptists hold annual session at D M Bennett’s home. Rev B M Petty returns from conference for the year. Dr Paul S Dodd buys Otto Moore farm north of town for 20000 dollars. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Brock Jones. Paul Bekner attends University at Champaign. Robert Pinnell and Ivey Spellering go to Decatur for school. Rev G L McClanathan in Decatur for U B conference. Frances Strader works at Charleston hospital studying nursing. Reuben Hornbrok, Oliver Hardesty, William Strader and Harold Everhart attend school in Greencastle Indiana. W C T U meets with Mrs Hoff. county convention reports given. Frank Baker of Champaign visiting relatives. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Ewing. Frances Snyder of Ohio visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bennett
Decatur
U. B
S. E B. Vanscoyk
Shuey & Rider
Vanscoyk
Champaign
Association of Concord Baptists
D. M. Bennett
B. M. Petty
Methodist Church
Frances Strader
Charleston
Reuben Hornbrok
Oliver Hardesty
Willian Strader
Harold Everhart
Greencastle
Indiana
HL Hoff
Frank Baker
Ralph Ewing
Frances, Snyder
Ohio
Walker Couple Return From Kansas Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs H C Walker returned Saturday from a motor trip to Kansas. Miss Mandeling Brown returned to her home in Peabody Kansas after several months visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Porterfield and Mr and Mrs Holliday attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Walker
Kansas
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Herbert Biggs
Joseph Goble
D. A. Moon
Charlie Lee
Indianapolis
D. A. Sweeley
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John Reed
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ben F. Sinclair
C. H. Fasig
Isaac Kesler
Hal H. Keslar
John W. Sweitzer
Thomas Carter
Walnut Prairie
David Hughes
B. F. Johnson
Vandalia Park
Nellie Bancroft
Fred L. Bancroft
Cumberland
Jas. S. Mundy
Daniel W. Card
Frank N. Cummins
Anna C. Ambrose
Huldah Hackett
Daniel Snyder
Lot Marshall
Wiley T. Lamb
Harry B. Phillips
Bert Morgan
Halla H. Miller
J. G. Lucan, Sr
Hiram Gilbert
W. S. Fasig
Themer
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Staten
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EW. Walsh
Wabash
Terre Heuie
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Robets
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