Choctaw Social Guests and Family Visits
Hershel Cline and family spent Sunday with the Hollenbecks. Wm Norton and daughters Freda and Merna visited Roy Scott and family of Ohio vicinity. Herman Carpenter and wife spent the week with his parents. Jesse Walker and children visited Perry Jackson and family. George Walker of Dolson Prairie visited his mother Ruth Walker Sunday. Maude and Golda Blizzard returned from Terre Haute. Ed Burger and family visited Frank Johnson and family in Paris. Higginbothams hosted neighbors with ice cream and cake. John Garner and family visited his father Wm Garner in Allright Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Cline
Charles ‘Hollenbeck
Wm. Norton
Freda
Merna
Roy Scott
Ohio
Herman Carpenter
Grand Turn
Wm. Carpenter
Jesse Walker
Perry Jackson
George Walker
Dolson Prairie
Ruth Walker
Maude
Golda Blizzard
Terre Haute
Ed Burger
Frank Johnson
Paris
Local notes on residents travel and events across towns
A batch of notices records residents visiting relatives in Buffalo Bradford and Erie and returning to Indy Chicago and St Louis. Families gather for dances card games and church events while football opens season at Robinson with Casey team losing 13 to 12.
Local Visits Highlight Regional Social Notes
Mrs. Glenn Purkey and infant from Indianapolis visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T Broadhurst, while Mrs. Mary Poorman of Oklahoma calls on Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright spent Friday in Marshall. Mrs. Arthur Chapman was also noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Purkey
Baby
Indianapolis
T. Broadhurst
Mary Poorman
Oklahoma
Giles Bartlett
Charles Wright
Marshall
Arthur Chapman
Weekend Notes From Charleston And Nearby Towns
Mr Chagman attended the community fair to Fairbanks and Indi on Saturday. The Fairbanks baseball team lost to an opposing side 4 to 31. Mrs Charlés Whitlock and Foster left Friday for seastern Chile. Mrs Wm Harrison spent Friday in Marshall. The Robinson orchestra played for the American Legion dance Saturday night. Miss Beulah Seigel stayed with Miss Zelphia Cling over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller visited Mr and Mrs Fred Bohn Sunday. Mrs R J Poorman has been confined at home due to illness. Mr and Mrs Ira Mauk attended the funeral of Mrs A Mauk in Hut tonville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Randolph Ferris spent Saturday in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Brookheart
Sallie
Westfield
Logan
Kite
Sherman
Montgomery
Terra’ Haute
Reagan ‘Kite
Faye Machlin
Plainfield
Ind
Pennsylvania
Barbara Jean
Springfield
Ohio
Harry B. Phillips
Freeport
Charles B. Orsborn
Charles Spencer
Indianapolis
Frank Harris
Kinmundy
W. C. Hitt
Foster W. di
U Frank Harris
Texas
Merrill
Bertram Gleidér
St. Petersburg
Fila
Richard
Shore
Cicero
Fancher
My Kelly
Benjamin
F. Shoemaker
Ses Kelly
Collins
Henry Montgomery
We ‘C. . Miller
Grestiap
Hugene “Amos
Moose Hall
Bingham
Misa-Mattie
Fourth Street
Ruah Conel
Flogsie Lee
Mildred Price
Glenn
Payne
Howard
Holmes
Charles
London
England
J. F. Hayes
Bourbon
Doit
Wallace Young
Casey
Robinson
Chagman
Charleston
Shere
Fairbanks
Indi
Charlés
Whitlocké
Uinon
Foster
Chile
Wm. Harrison
Marshall
Robinson Orchestra
American Legion
Beulah Seigel
Zelphia
Bruce ‘Miller
Fred‘ ‘Bohn
R. J. Poorman
Ira Mauk
A. Mauk
Huttonville
Randolph Ferris
Terre Haute
Local Items From Clarksville and Surrounding Areas
George Buehler sold a small amount of property for Mrs. J W Marlow and bought her house and lot in Clarksville. Mabel Babcock slowly improves from malaria fever. Everett Clapp had an operation in Paris and is recovering well. Delaney Kidwell dies at his daughter’s home in Brazil. Fox reunion postponed due to rain to October 2 at the Fox home. Mrs J W Marlow moves to Mattoon to live with daughter. Mrs Wm Fox visits Terre Haute with son Russell Harris. Rev W A Weigant family guests of R B Babcock. Revival services ongoing at Clarksville Baptist church. Miss Mabel Hornbrook hosts eighteenth birthday party with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buehler
J. W. Marlow
Clarksville
Buehler
Mrs. Marlow
Mabel Babcock
Everett Clapp
Paris
Delaney Kidwell
Brazil
Elizabeth Stinson
Fox
Lack of Speed Compared to Police Court Reporting
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote contrasts Prof. Diggs as a slow but capable researcher who refuses to write a paragraph without consulting many authorities. It highlights the idea that strong research does not guarantee reporting speed or court reporting skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggs
Birmingham Age-Herald
Dolson Residents Attend Church Homecoming Event
Dolson reports resident illness and travel news. Everett Clapp went to Paris hospital for an operation last Thursday. Green Moss church homecoming drew attendees despite bad weather. Rev Harry Hurat of Oakland, formerly Dolson, led the day with violin music. the Duran brothers from Oakland also performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hurst
Everett Clapp
Paris
Westfield
Joseph Melton
Newman
Clinton Clapp
Terre Haute
A. P. Clapp
John Wood
William Melton
Martinsville
Dan, Spittler of
Marshall
Green Moss Church
Harry’ Hurat
Oakland
Dolson
Duran Brothers
Westfield Social Roundup and Annual Stock Show
Miss Allie Pinnell returned to Greenville to lead the household science department in the schools there. The ninth annual stocks show was held in the city park with large crowds, featuring horses hogs and mules, music by Tripp's band, balloon ascents, and visits from regional residents including Mr and Mrs G A Cash of Ashmore and Frank Baker of Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Pinnell
Greenville
G. A. Cash
Ashmore
C. H. Parker
Butler
J. BH. Parker
Tripp
Charleston
Frank ‘Baker
Champaign
Ira Baker
R. F. Thomas
Migs
Pearl ~Lee
Marshall
Wendell
Simmons
Bethany
Gi .W. Simmons
Edward ‘Yates
O Kakea
Earl, Fies
Tha. Coulston
Battle Creek
Mich
Martinsville Notes Include Students, Travel, Thieves
Mrs Minna Hazell and daughter Wilma of Indianapolis will winter with her mother Mrs L C Snavely in Martinsville. Thelma will graduate from Martinsville High School this year. Harve Hurst and Hurley Murphy of Auburn left for Hot Springs Arkansas for one to two months. Silas Webber reported his Ford stolen near the fairground Friday night. tires and fixtures stripped, value about 100 dollars. Mr and Mrs Will English of Marshall and Mr and Mrs Chester English of Findlay Ohio were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna
Hazell
Wilma
Indianapolis
Mra
Thelma
Martinsville High
Hurst
Hurley
Murphy
Auburn
Hot Springs
Ark
Silas. Webber
Fair’ Ground
Casey
Elmer Short
Will’ English
Mearshall
Chester ‘English
Findlay
Ohio
West York Social Notes Mention Typhoid Suffering and Visits
Community snippets from West York list Madge and Russell Guyer and Eugene Hawkins afflicted with typhoid fever. Visitors include Mrs Cassie Whitaker of Terre Haute and multiple relatives visiting or hosting, with travel to Arkansas and Indiana. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Hix is noted along with music and conversation after church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Russell
Guyer
Eugene Hawkins
Cassie
Whitaker
Terre Hauté
Jet ‘Drake
Ris
Hardin
Robinson
Wii. Holaday
George” “Bishop
Palestine
Priscilla Mount
Ruskin Mount
Clarence
Terra
Haute
Sarah Caldwell
Nell
Mararall
Charles , Brown
Trimble
Arkansas
Rand
Wil Cramlin
Stnday ‘Cailers
Martin Newlin
Martin - ‘Newlin
Indianapolis
David- Weir
Cleo
Ed Medsker
Dick Piergall
Gon
Chas. Winters
Martinsville
John Richards
Marshall
Will Weir
Raymond
Melton
Sands
Homer" Prist
AY Win‘ters
Pleasant ” Cooper
Mildred Medsker
Ray Spittler
Haying
Auburn resident obituary and civic meeting planned
An Auburn resident who died Wednesday is described in this fragment. Funeral services were held at the home and interment at Auburn cemetery. A mass meeting of citizens is scheduled at Bethel Church next Sunday to boost civic interest, with Everett Connelly of Marshall and others as speakers. No services at other churches that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Auburn Cemetery
Bethel
Everett ‘Connelly
Marshall
Tabernacle
Christian Church
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Sunday visits featured Mr and Mrs Claire Medskèr and family to Dora Medskér and kin. Golda Craig and Harry Scott family members were seen with Homer Bert Serwise Arbuckle Mildred Whittaker Nina Sims visiting Ernest Marvin and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Whittaker
Nina Sims
Ernest’ Marvin
Local Residents Visit and House Painting Notes
The passage lists residents and visitors including Clarice Fowler painting a house and a store belonging to W L Roberts and sons. It mentions visits by Tillie Jackson and Florence to Chrisman and Kankakee, Ben Foster of Kankakee visiting relatives, Perl Fowler of Ohio visiting John Fowler, Orphabelle Stephens Kathlene Dorcas Winters from West York visiting, Clint Clark near Sulevian and family visiting, Dora Blair visiting her mother Media Clark, and Florence Fowler staying with her mother while grandmother travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles" Fowler Addrois
Clarice
W. L. Roberts
Andrey
Merring
Willis Donovan
Howard ‘Jackson
Tillie Jackson
Florence
Chrisman
Kankakee
Ben Foster
Perl’ Fowler
Ohio
John . Fowler
Media. Clark
Florence Fowler
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John Garner
Wm. Garner
Allright
GALEY
Shomning
Harris
Ctvil Service Examiners
H E. W. Childs
Willard Childs
Wabash “Valley” BusLine
Casey and
Bruner
Grogery
Michigan
Georgia
West Union
Williamson
Joan of Arc
South ‘Dolson
Ford Cars
Illinois
West York
Aghis
York
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