Dolson area notes on fair, crops, and local visits
The item records various local happenings and concerns. Schwartz attends new automobiles fair and Polk Daughhetee relaxes at French Lick Springs. Farmers report frost damage to late corn and fodder risk from dry dewless mornings. Dave Montgomery buys a corn harvester to protect crops. Lindsay preaches at Salem nightly. Dolson residents attend Brown's business college in Terre Haute. Rail big: families visit relatives in Fairmount and Laytonville, Ark.
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Dolson Ny eMike
Schwartz
Polk Daughhetee
French Lick Springs
Ernie
Truman Ross
Paris
Dave Montgomery
Lindsay
Salem
Mike Schwartz
John di Hurst
Westfield
Cleo Marrs
Ralph Davis
Frank Schwartz
Ernest ‘Richey
Archie Loughers
Glen Morgan
Dolson
Brown's Business College
Terre Haute
Fés
Local notes recount illnesses and visits across communities
Homer W U B s church member sick. Mother Bloodworth in serious condition. Morgan buys Macklin farm at Melrose. Bertie Husted travels to Terre Haute with apples. Phillips scouts mallard ducks on east side. Effingham folks contract orchard barrels at $2. Rev Hall Greencastle holds meetings at Five Points church. Road work near finish around A D 2017. Hay Newman and wife ride in Martinsville. M M Landers visits Terre Haute. Oliver Walls fair cited. Fred Kallansa suffers broken arm. Wrights visit Anna Wright in Clarksville. Cary Myers and wife visit Terre Haute. M Landers, wife, Dan Coryell visiting Clark County. Rob English, H C Grisham families motor to Fairmount. Faucett and Coryell families travel to Oak Grove to Uncle Tom Whitson’s.
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Homer Wu
Mother Bloodworth
Jis Morgan
Melrose
Macklin
Bertie Husted
Terre Haute
Phillips
East Side
Hall
Greencastle
Ind
Five Points Church
Hay Newman
Martinsville
M. M. Landers
Fred ‘Kallansa
Mrs. Wright
Anna Wright
Clarksville
Cary Myers
M. Landers
Dan Coryell
Allerton
Clark County
Rob Engish
H. C. Grisham
Fair‘mount
Jay G. English
Jake Faucett
Olife ‘Coryell
Mr. _Wright
Tom Whitson
Oak Grove
Casey Area Notices From Banner Times
Casey local notes list visits and travel including John English Melrose and T P Cleaver at state fair. Homecoming and harvest events planned for Sunday Oct 8 with church services and rallies. Health board monitors infantile paralysis and scarlet fever amid quarantine in Casey.
Pioneer Mother Dies at 81 After Husband's Illness
Mrs W. O. Romine, who fell and broke her hip during her husband’s illness and never recovered, died Thursday at her east town residence. She was 81. Funeral services were held Saturday at home with interment in Auburn cemetery. Survived by one son, one daughter, several grandchildren, and brother Gilman Noyes of Missouri. Rev. Mr. Ross, M. E. B. pastor, officiated.
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Mahe Monilier
W. OF
Romine
Auburn Cemetery
Gilman Noyes
Missouri
Mr. Ross
Davison, Spangler, and Kin Spend Sunday Visits
Ottie Davison is building a new barn. Miss Ida Davison spent Sunday with Miss Grace White. Herschel Medsker and wife visited Dora Medsker Sunday. George Davison and wife spent Sunday with Edgar Fasig. F M Thompson visits brother Will in Terre Haute. Miss Sarah Bartlett spent Sunday with Miss Reba Spangler. John Alexander and family visited his father R Alexander Sunday. Mr and Mrs Len Davison returned from the west. Mrs W F White and son Robert visit Mrs W A Shotwell in Bloomington. Millard Martin and family of West Union with Ida Craig spent Sunday with Purl Craig and wife.
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Ida Davison
Grace White
Herschel Medsker
Dora Medsker
George Davison
Edgar Fasig
S. F. M. Thompson
Will
Terre Haute
Sarah Bartlett
Reba Spangler
John Alexander
R. Alexander
Len Davison
West
W. F. White
Robert
W. A. Shotwell
Bloomington
Ind
Millard Martin
West Union
Ida Craig
Purl Craig
Westfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Gladys Collins studies at Charleston Normal. C W Mills of Gilson visited relatives Rev and Mrs Mills. Heber Briscoe opens a new restaurant on Washington Street. Mrs W T Briscoe and daughter Miss Helen from San Francisco visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Frederick Gallagher from Sabina Ohio visit Mrs Josephine Tobey. Mr and Mrs Harold Bright and son Mr and Mrs Everett Willingham plus two daughters from Marshall and Mrs Hill of Baltimore visit P E Whitson family.
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Gladys Collins
Charleston Normal
C. W. Mills
Gilson
S. Mills
Heber Briscoe
Washington Street
W. T. Briscoe
Helen
San Francisco
Frederick Gallagher
Sabina,o
Joséphine Tobey
Harold Bright
Everett Willingham
Marshall
Hill
Baltimore
P. E. Whitson
Local Social Roundup From Marshall and Surroundings
Claude Askin McClure traveled to Paris on Wednesday. Mrs. Al Hemphill of English spent Friday with her father. John Reynolds and family visited A P Fawley on Sunday. Cecile Lee and daughter visited her parents Friday. John Ashworth and Mae shopped in Terre Haute Friday. Lera Askin and Mary visited Marshall Wednesday. Harve Nightlinger and family visited friends last Sunday. Fred Bubeck visited Rae Fawley Sunday. Victor Reynolds returned Friday. Reynolds family spent Sunday with Claude Rankin’s at Nevins after Springfield fair. Harry Minnix and family moved to Marshall Thursday. Lera Askin and daughter visited Omar Hall on Friday. Thomas Riley Sr. of Marshall spent Wednesday here with Mrs
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Fred 'Bubeck
Rae’ Fawley
Victor Reynolds
Springfield
Claude Rankin
Nevins
Harry Minnix
Marshall
Lera Askin
Omar Hall
Thos. ‘Riley Sr
Hero
Claude Askin
Will Sharkey
Marry Reynolds
Herman Fawley
Henry. Laiter
Pat Loomis
Terre Haute
Harve Nightlinger
Harry Reynolds
John Reynolds
Susie
Orin Reynolds
Guy Reynolds
Chas
Local Social Roundup Across Marshall and Nearby Towns
A series of visits and gatherings are noted in Marshall and nearby communities. Claude Askin and family visited Marry Reynolds and her husband Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Fawley and sons visited her parents. Various relatives from Terre Haute and Farmersburg spent time with local families. The Church of Christ held a baptizing at York and Eld E C Richardson plans to extend a meeting at Christ Church. An old folks reunion drew a good crowd to Robinson. Miss Eva Bradley of Fairmount visited Mrs Caldwell and family. Will Lickliter moved to Terre Haute for the winter. Amanda A Lathrop, born in Darwin, died in Lunenburg Ark, at 41, after a life of church involvement and a large blended family. Funeral services were held at Lunenburg cemetery.
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Jessie Rook
Casey
Dan Mills
Salem
Bake
R. C. Bell
Paris
Church of Christ People
York
George Turner
Farmersburg
Ind
Robinson
Wesley Combs
Terra Haute
Eva Bradley
Fairmount
Caldwell
Christ Church
L. W. Gilbert
Borden
Dan Gilbert
Roda Lindley
Lela Evans
Terre Haute
Will Lickliter
Clem Beal
Rockville
Amanda A. Lathrop
Darwin
Lunenburg
Ark
Charles M. ‘McGrew
Edna Newman
Brocton
Ill
Jesse
Goldie Marchant
Newport
Ruby
Robert Cunningham
Harry
John
Harold
Opal
Cora
M. E.church
Baptist Church
Jesse Lathrop
Purl
Len
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Tre Aid
Roy, Pearl, Mattie
Chester English
Ruth English Naylor
Laytonville, Ark
John English
T. P. Cleaver
Edward Huckaba
J. M. Boyer
Orange
Lowden
Willis Chapel
Thomas Riley
Henry Fasig
McClain
Board of Health
Joseph Hardway
Jacob Reasor
South Side
Nora Conner
Ore
George Paxton
Hainley and
Birch
C. W. Hill
Montana
State Board of Health
O. O. Tracy
Decatur
Church of God
Fasig Heights
Jobe Tharp
Medford
Oklo
Ithamer Sweet
Morgan Sweet
U. S. Cavalry
The
Banner Times
Mary Emrich
Chicago
Northwestern University
George Stohr
Richburg
N. Y
Fred Stohr
Mary Bradley
Eldorado
Kas
L. A. Stultz
Coffeyville
Russell
John Burk
Herbert Goble
Paul Amey
Champaign
State University
Geo. F. Shimel
A. C. Smith
Moneaqua
Presbyterian Presbytery
Vern Chancellor
Muncie
Ewing
C. C. Fancher
L. F. Miller
Doss Odell
Yale
Wilders Brigade
Frankfort
Roscoe Breeden
Haskell
Okla
J. W. Hancock
Bully Brown
Oklahoma City
Pythian Theatre
Linois
Tlmois
Ohio Chapel
Ottie Davison
D. D. Dol.i
Groceries and Queensware
West York
US 8
John Weir
M. V. Coyle
Marshall, Iil
Studebaker
U. S
Goodyear
Esquire
Craig
FE. C
Hippard Howell
Southwest Corner Square
Lawrenceville
Illinois
Buick
Cole
Chalmers
Chandler
Ford
Flanders
Glide Hudson
Interstate
Maxwell
Overland
Oakland
Pope Hartford
Reo
Stevens
Winton
White
A. S
Howell Building
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