Ohio Social News Notes From Springfield Visits
Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck and family spent Friday to Sunday visiting relatives in Springfield. Several local families hosted and visited, with a surprise birthday for Ida Riggs and a farewell sermon by Rev. Walter Volkers at Ohio Chapel. A car crash near Ohio school injured three boys, and detailed church and club gatherings are listed with attendees.
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Allen Crumlin
Dorothy
Springfield
Ida Riggs
Burton Joe
Jesse Murphy
West Union
Walter Gard
Terre Haute
Russell Gray
Milo Cline
Gary
George Marvin
Paul Finkbiner
Wm. E. Marvin
Anne Shotwell
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Grant Hollenbeck
Otho Thompson
Euleta Wernz
Mother
Pearl Craig
Dorothy Thompson
Marshall
Carroll Gard
R. H. Gard
James Graham
True Thompson
Fern Wernz
Anna Shotwell
Burton Joe Riggs
Stephen
Donnie Thompson
Harry
John
Larry Dean Smith
Floyd Smith
Ohio School
Mabel Gard
Eva Wright
Lillie White
Estella Shawler
Nancy Lindley
Nelle Strohm
Grace Richards
Patience Deh
Grace Gard
Pleasie Bartlett
Evelyn, Knowles
Betty Crumlin
Stanley Joe Wernz
Harold Wernz
Max Bartlett
Gideon Dehli
Herman Bartlett
Walter Volkers
Ohio Chapel
Bert Graham
Maggie White
Wedding Guests Gather Across Towns in Indiana and Illinois
A lengthy social column lists numerous visits and gatherings featuring Ralph Fairgrief and Mina Marie Sackrider's wedding at the bride's Annapolis home. Attendees hail from Indianapolis Paris Sullivan Terre Haute and St. Louis among others, with family visits and birthday events noted.
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Ralph Fairgrief
Karen
Mayme Hybarger
Marshia Farris
Orville Taylor
Belle Weaver
Harold R. Taylor
Santa Ana
California
Russell Taylor
Grace Weaver
Vincent Schaefer
Paris
Connie
Donna
Debra Shade
Tuscola
Virginia Kirby
Robert C. Johns
St. Louis
J. H. Johns
Maggie Bland
Carrie Kirby
Mabel Parsons
Beulah
Marshall
William Parsons
Theodore Somers
Terre Haute
Dan Baggs
Murl
Donnetta Bland
Myrtle Taylor
William Lackey
Kate Lackey
Robert
William A. Laufman
Sullivan
Tlinois
Max Laufman
Boston
Massachusetts
Frank Laufman
Vermont
Taylors
Martin Hewitt
Amy Shaefer
Gas City
Ind
Mary Kirby
Alpha Jacks
Jack
Ira Smith
Bessie Prusett
Vincennes
Remembering the Old Timer Letters from Attarella Courtright and William Sommerville
Readers share memories of early 1900s West and Appalachia. Attarella Courtright recalls buggy life in Mac Donald Kansas and a family trip after a sale of a one seater buggy. William Sommerville recalls flax fields geese feather ticks maple sugar orchards and home remedies from herbs. Contributions are invited.
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Atfarella Courtright
Mac Donald
Kansas
Middle West
Wiliam Sommerville
Paroens
W. Va
Frert
Kentucky
Science 614 Pine Street Sunday Schedule and milk production note
Sunday school at 9:30 and Sunday services at 11:00 with Wednesday evening testimony at 7:45. Reading room open Wednesdays 2:00 to 5:00 p m. Public invited. Article mentions good records on milk production to help select cows for consistent yearly yield.
Choctaw Revival Draws Local Residents to Grand Turn Church
Mrs. Maude Miller hosts and attends revival events at Grand Turn church with Mr and Mrs John Nicol and others. Nearby families including Blankenships Williams Ledermanns and Cline share visits in Indiana and Eminence Missouri, with Nellie Geheb Edna Chickadonzs stopping by and Elders Ammons in attendance.
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John Nicol
Maude Miller
John
Golda Blizzard
Hershel Cline
Mary
William Ledermann
Grand Turn
Alton Blankenship
Woodford Williams and Sons
Blankenship
Indiana
Nellie Geheb
Edna Chickadonzs
Frank Ammons
Arcola
Lloyd Sneerley
Eminence
Missouri
Ford Dealer Showroom Preview Promises New Automotive Age
An ad style notice invites readers to visit a Ford dealer showroom on a Wednesday in October to see the best Fords of their lives, described as the first symbols out of Detroit signaling a new automotive era beginning for customers.
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Ford
United States
Detroit
Globe-Democrat to pay $9000 to football experts
The Globe-Democrat offers a cash contest paying $1,000 weekly for nine weeks to readers who correctly pick the five top scoring teams from a 15 team list. If a week has no winner the prize rolls to the next week, increasing until won. coupons run Sunday to Thursday for nine weeks.
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ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
The
Globe-Democrat
Globe - Democrat
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