West York area busy with sidewalk repairs and family visits
In the West York vicinity Wheeler and Cy Hendersons lay new concrete sidewalks in front of their property while heavy rains halted sidewalk work. Wil Decker and Jet Drake, returning from northern mussel business, plan winter at home. Various residents travel to visit relatives or attend events. D. Harrington transfers, and Mr Hobbs assumes station duties as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisper
Hutsonville
Donaldson
Wheeler
Cy Henderson
Wil Decker
Jet Drake
John “Donaldson
Robinson
Fanny Harlan
Pimento
Ind
J B. Dolgan
Mr Montgomery
Burt Hager
Chicago
John Mount
Starshall
Norma Bell
Champaign
D. Harrington
West York
Grandview
John Donaldson and Son
Slaughter
Windgate
Mich
Alvina Layton
M. A. Winters
Minton
Nebraska
Hobbs
Mt. Carmel
Mart Newlin
Marshall
Clem Beal
Terre Haute
Read's Garage Car Checkover Ad In Town
When in town, bring your car to Read's garage for a quick inspection and service. Local shop offers troubleshooting and tuning to keep vehicles roadworthy. Open daily with friendly staff ready to assist with maintenance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Guests
Miss Goldin Lowe shows improvement. Abce Callan and Maud Rollings visited Mr. and Mrs. Weaver. Robert Wyrick and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Liggett. Delbert Shirley and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Henderson. Ford Downey and sister Miss Gladys visited Miss Idella Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldin Lowe
Abce Callan
Maud Rollings
Wm. Weaver
Robert Wyrick
James Liggett
Delbert Shirely
Frank Henderson
Di*ford Downey
Gladys
Idella Weaver
Local notices and hints of life shifts in Bridgeport
A glimpse of daily events includes Jess Beachout quitting his Bridgeport job, Tom Shaffner moving to his father, and a brief report on the Bick list for U. B. Church. Readers note mentions of corn pests, Ernie Bennett and wife spending Sunday with friends, and Tom Husted returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shaffner
U. B
Ernie Bennett
Tom Husted
Local items note visits and weather disruptions in Indiana
The column 기록 reports Ruth Husted visiting relatives in Marshal and Frank Snyder with his family returning to their father's farm. It also notes a late heavy rain that washed out the big sewer just north of the trestle, disrupting local transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ruth Husted
Marshal
Frank Snyder
Ax Tressel
Local Notes and Nearby Visits in Dolson Area
Old tenant house on the Robt Stricker farm burned recently. Newt Bean and wife traveled to Kansas to visit his uncle Lew Welch and returned with a valuable horse that died. Chris Steward and wife of Paris visited J W. B Hutchings and Will Davis families. Mere raion saw more rain than since April 25 aiding fall plowing but hindering corn. Asha Ennis of Martinsville visiting Mrs Sophia Montgomery and others. Fred Gallatin of Martinsville here visiting sister Myrtle Wood. Sperry Claypool and wife attended the state fair. A new roof will be placed on the town house. Rev Olinger to be regular Methodist minister at Dolson Chapel and Clarksville. Earlier note on Claud Newman salary. Harry Findley of Green Moss school also paid $65. Grass seed sown. grass reviving after rains. Rev E S Combs preached at Dolson Chapel. former church member.
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Stricker
Newt Bean
Kansas
Lew Welch
Chris Steward
Paris
J W. B Hutchings
Will Davis Mere Raion
Basha Ennis
Martinsvillle
Sophia Montgomery
Fred Gallatin
Martinsville
Myrtle Wood Sperry Claypool
Olinger
Dolson Chapel
Clarksville
Claud Newman
Harry Findley
Green Moss
E. S. Combs
Douglas Ave
Springfield
Local Visitors and Visits Reported Across Town
Mrs Mollie Joy and Mrs John Newell visited Mrs Adam Pantle today. Wash Hohlenbeck and E C Volkers motored to Chrisman Sunday. J A Page stayed at Libertyville with brother L P Page from Friday to Sunday. May Weaver returned from West Terre Haute. Mabel Page came home from Libertyville where she had been visiting. O O Page visited Moses Heath Sunday. Ora Kuykendall and wife visited Orville Taylor and wife Sunday. Bonnie Joy visited Mabel Page Sunday. Mrs John Z Taylor is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Joy
John Newell
Adam Pantle
Wash Hohlenbeck
E. C. Volkers
Chrisman
J. A. Page
Libertyville
L. P. Page
May Weaver
West Terre Haute
Mabel Page
Libertyvillle
Oo. OxePage
Moses Heath
Ora “Kuykendall
Orville Taylor
Bonnie Joy
John Z Taylor
Beltz Family Visits and Gatherings in Darwin Area
Jennie Beltz and her son George visited Maude Paddock of Darwin on Tuesday. Charles Raisner returned from the north where he helped thresh wheat. Alice Volkers of Terre Haute visited Lydia Volkers and returned home Friday. Chas Beltz and John Tingley with wives spent the weekend visiting home folks and relatives. Wm Raisner and Clyde spent Sunday with A J Belt. Robert Sweitzer and wife visited Grandma Powell of Darwin. Harve Sweitzer and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wesley Shotts of Anderson. Jennie Beltz and son George had dinner with Mrs Will Craig and visited Herman Beltz and family of West Union in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Beltz
George
Maude
Darwin
Charles Raisner
Grandma Powell
Harve Sweitzer
Wesley Shotts
Anderson
Will Craig
Herman Beltz
West Union
Catholic lecture and local notes in Martinsville news
A Martinsville town page notes a Catholic lecture at the hall Monday evening. Welcome Troughton, of St Ballair street, is quite sick. Mayor Deahl returns from Indiana farm. Mrs Cleaver back from Oakland. Fresh meats and poultry price listings. Three Martingville carpenters laid off Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troughton
St. Ballair Street
Woodriver
Geo. Wiley
Casey
G. B. Deahl
Indiana
Amos Cleaver
Oakland
van Railroad
Martingville
Lily Bair
Local Notes on Prices Visitors and Parish News
Market prices for 14¢ blacking and poultry vary from 6 to 18 cents. Martinsville visitors view the Casey tank fire on Monday. Straw hats scarce Sunday. Gas mains delayed but gas expected soon. Pat Anderson reassigned to Woodriver refinery. Mrs. Richard Kitchen tours Excelsior Springs and travels to Kansas/Oklahoma for a month. Funerals for a city barber’s nephew in Oakland. Debate on trust and grocery quips amid community chatter. Corn 75–80c, wheat 90c–$1, potatoes 1.20, cabbage 3c, onions 3c, eggs 23–24c, butter 20–25c, bacon 17–30c, lard 15–16c. Health locally reported good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Casey
M. E. Church
Church of God
Pat Anderson
Woodriver
Richard Kitchen
Excelsior Springs
Kansas
Oklahoma
Joseph Tibbs
Bro
James
Our City
Oakland
Jour City
POSSUM RIDGE Apple Drop Prompts Sunday Gatherings
Charley Cunningham and family spent Sunday at Frank Cunningham's. Leonard Washburn delivered apples to Terre Haute last week. Grant Martin family visited Ephriam Snowden near Auburn. Tyne Cunningham and wife visited Chas Gilbert. Locals attended a Marshall horse show and Carrie Lowry taught at Marshall, visiting relatives. Stella Thompson and Ethel Washburn visited Trixie Cunningham.
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Charley Cunningham
Frank Cunningham
Leonard Washburn
Terre Haute
Grant Martin
Ephriam Snowden's
Auburn
Tyne Cunningham
Chas
Rains Prompt Farmers to Ready Ground for Wheat
Grandma Smitley has stayed at Frank Martin's for two weeks. Since the rains, farmers have been busy preparing fields for wheat.
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Ningham
Obituary for Margaret Spittler Kile
Margaret Spittler Kile died September 19 1913 at age 47 years 7 months born February 19 1866 to Peter and Elizabeth Kile married P W Spittler December 24 1885 had four sons and two daughters one son died she leaves husband three sons two daughters one grandson and many friends member of Congregational church described as faithful loving wife and mother funeral held at home Sunday at nine in the morning conducted by Rev HE M Pierson in the presence of a large audience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Peter
Elizabeth Kile
P. W. Spittler
Congregational Church
HE. M Pierson
Professor J A Panther Named Voice Department Head
Professor J A Panther, a College of Music Cincinnati graduate, spent four years under Sigino Mattioli and earned a Gold Medal honors. He has led the Voice Department at the Terre Haute Conservatory for the past two years.
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Mr. Panther
The
College of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sig
Ino Mattioli
Terre Haute Conservatory
Panther i
Middle West
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Jess Beachout
Bridgeport
Fi Whallon
Fletcher
Dolson
Dennison
R. H. Wiltsie & CO
Foster Foster Building
Marshall, Ill
Possum Ridge
HE Hughes Dry Goods CO
Hughes
North Side Square
West End Grocery
Trefz
West Main
Pawnee Toy
Victor Toy
Goekler
Lockard
J. A. Panther
Panther
the. Marshall
House
Je A. Panther
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