Obituary for Susan Clark of West Union and family ties
Susan Clark born February 28 862 near West Union Clark County Illinois died at her home in Merriam Wayne county Illinois on September 10 aged 47 years with several children and a husband Stewart Clark of West Plains Missouri among mourners. She joined the Presbyterian church as a child later Christian church and was known as Aunt Susgap a mother figure offering aid in sickness or health. Funeral held May 1 at 2 30 p m at the Christian church with burial by the Court of Llanor. ample floral tributes marked community esteem. Also includes an employment notice from Success Magazine in Marshall and a local apple sale note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Clark
West Union
Clark County
Illinois
Carl
Ierre Haute
Harrison
Mary
Willie
Omo
Stewart Clark
West Plains
Presbyterian Church
Wath
Christian Church
Susgap
Artha
Maynday
Kern
Llanor
No woman should despise the task of home making
Mrs. M. M. Bangs of Chicago urged Illinois Farmers Institute that home making and home keeping deserve formal training. She cited a Japanese high school exhibit with courses in cooking, sewing, household economics, and elder care, arguing education should prepare girls for home duties as a respected profession.
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St. Louis Exposition
M. M. Bangs
Chicago
Ilinois Farmera’ Institute
Paris man jailed after disruptive entry at Marshall house washroom
Harry Mason of Paris arrived Tuesday with a beatiful jag and occupied the wash room at the Marshall house. City Marshal Davis removed him and Police Magistrate Law fined him one dollar and trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
Paris
Marshall House
Davis
Local Moves and Farm Purchases Reported in Area
York W Whitman returns to his own home after a summer in Sullivan county Indiana C Fowler buys the C Eisner place and moves in Fred Pullablank relocates to Browns Il Rom Monk moves to West York E Dunnigan of West Union reports Aeon calling Monday Abram Hodge comes home from Fish Mo Mise Ora Graham plans to settle home as soon as possible Wheat sowing dominates farm work Poor quality text ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Whitman
Sullivan County
Indiana
C. Fowler
C. Eisner
Fred Pullablank
Browns Il
Rom Monk
West York
E. Dunnigan
West Union
Hutsonville
Abram Hodge
Fish
Mise Ora Graham
Local notices and social updates from Waynetown area
Correspondenie West Vision Mr. and Mrs. Wim travel to Benese and other western points Thursday. John Chronié visits bake shop and plans marriage. Poorman family in Terre Haute. Dr Byron Polson and wife visit sisters in Pimento Indiana. Young people host hard time party with pumpkin pie corn bread Milk prizes to Vera Carlyle and Ernie Harmon. Ed and J Harrington visit from West York. Daughter born to Tom Poorman and wife Sunday night. Mrs Elmer Musgrave and Miss Pearl Tennyson visit Irma Gard. Vera Carlyle returns from Hymora Indiana to attend school. Funeral for Mrs S C Walker attended by many relatives. Several locals attend fairs Paria and Martinsville. F. A. Baker of Washington DC visiting her parents. A girl born to William Henry Crumm and wife. Cora White visiting Mrs Ligzig Alexander. Foster Martin Henry Weldon discuss new dry goods store. Stewart Clark from West Plains returns after sister’s death. Many relatives from Fairfield Big Creek Trimble Hutsonville attend funeral of Mrs Susan Walker in Wayne county.
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Wim
Pioty
Benese
John Chronié
B. F. Poorman
Terre Haute
Byron Polson
Pimento
Ind
Nord Nickles
Tracy Dolson
Vera Carlyle
Ernie Harmon
J. Harrington
West York
Tom Poorman
Elmer Musgrave
Hutsonville
Pearl Tennyson
Robinson
Irma Gard
Mies
Vera
Bertha Cromlin
Melrose
Marshall
Arthur Walker
Wayne County
Philip Lee
Mae Chadwick
F. A. Baker
Washington D. C
William Henry Crumm
Henry
Cora White
Ohio
Mre
Ligzig
Alexander
S. Foster Martin
Henry Weldon
Stewart Clark
West Plains
Susan Wallene
Chas. Rodgers
Fairfield
Chas Huston
Golden Gate
Will Taylor
Frank Taylor
Big
Auburn Personals and Local Movements Report
Auburn town ships George Morgan travels to Texas to see a gravely ill father. Rev. Ira Murphy preaches at Five Points. Auburn section hands go to Montrose. Two freights burned on a side track at Aen Moore. Mrs. George Bradley and children visit Seelyville and West Terre Haute. William Veach and family visit Martinsville. Lon Linton visits Martinsville. William McNary and family visit Fred Shade in Wolfder Hollow. George A. Barrett visits Marshall. W C Barlow and wife visit Wm Cunningham’s. W E Pennell trades 90 acres here for 80 acres near Dudley Mo. Mrs. Allen Pennell buried near town. Rev. Craig preaches funeral for Mrs. Allen Pennell. Henry Baker and wife attend.
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George Morgan
Auburn Township
Texas
Ira Murphy
Five Points
Auburn
Montrose
Fay Stes
Aen Moore
George Bradley
Seelyville
Weat Terre Haute
William Veach
Martinsville
Lon Linton
William McNary
Maude
Fred Shade
Wolfder Hollow
George A. Barrett
Marshall
W.C. Barlow
Wm Cunningham
W. E. Pennell
Dudley Mo
Allen Pennell
Auburnn
Craig
Henry Baker
Week Returns Home Near Philo in Batuf Iy County
A week is reported to have returned to his residence near Philo in Batuf Iy County, indicating a return to normalcy after a recent absence. The note places the event in the local area and implies a residential homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Week
Philo, Chatepaigh County
Batufiy
Local fair draws residents and travels near Marshall
Claude Newman and Miss Bennett attended the fair Saturday. Mayor Tabble plans a health trip to Hot Springs Arkansas. Willie and Pauline Burdette visited the fair. James E. Hall and M. V. Connelly made a business trip to Marshall. Lyman Kite manages the store while M. A. is in Olney on business. Mrs. Walter Lemays returned to Casey after visiting Alonzo Connelly and family. Clem Wiser came home from Charleston over Sunday. Simon Best made a business trip to Marshall Monday. Alice Tarble, teaching in Coles County, was home Sunday. Mayor Tarble's children came home from Charleston for the fair. J. R. Carothers and family spent a few days with his mother at Casey. Wm. Wolk of Union Center spent Saturday with the Hammonds. Pence and Bennett won first prize in everything except sweepy stakes at the fair. The Martinsville fair was well attended. Willie Burdette will return to Ohio after visiting C. L. Burdette and family. H. L. Akens will attend Johnson Academy again next year. Lalie A. Akens spent Sunday with Lee and Roy Newlin of Otfield.
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Claude Newman
Miss Bennett
Mayor Tabble
Hot Springs Ark
Willie
Pauline Burdette
James E. Hall
M. V. Connelly
Marshall
Lyman Kite
M. A
Olney
Walter Lemays
Casey
Alonzo Connelly
Clem Wiser
Charleston
Simon Best
Martinsville
Willie Burdette
Ohio
C. L. Burdette
H. L. Akens
Johnson Academy
Ealie A. Akens
Lee
Roy Newlin
Qfleld
West York Social Roundup and Local News
West York residents hosted visitors from La Mott Prairie Terre Haute Potter Hall and Marshall. Local thrift items included a window theft with a small purse missing. A new Friends church plan. building committee activity. clergy tent meetings. and several family visits and travels are noted.
Local Visitors and Family News From Springfield Area
Homer Misa and Myrtie Brossman visit relatives in Springfield while Fanny Slater of Greenup stays with her mother Mrs Hannah Snider. Mrs Josie Husted plans a Terre Haute trip Wednesday for several weeks. Will Daugherty and family of Redman attended the fair and visited Friday and Saturday. Rev Quip preached here Saturday night and Sunday. A birth noted with the stork at Snider’s Saturday night. Charles Armstrong of Missouri visited relatives for the fair and returned home Saturday with his mother in law Mrs Snider who will live with him. Dry weather reduces wheat sowing. apples are plentiful though mostly poor quality.
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Misa Myrtie Brossman
Springfield
Fanny Slater
Greenup
Hannah Snider
Josie Husted
Terre Haute
Will Daugherty
Redman
Rev
Quip
Snider
Charles Armstrong
Missouri
Tien Snider
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GER Warstal
Imlinoig
Marsal Hinds
Mal
Hera
J W Frojonburcer
T Martle, Jr
Dan Emerson
Success Magazine
Success Maganins
New York City
N. Y
Soard
Odernizer
Hufer
Mike Schwartz
Charles Sudden
Nathan Beesun
Anois
L. Puinaville
Thomas Cooper
Lulu
Ker Layton Benajey
Johu Thompom
Tatheld
Wait
Willainson
York
John Willarovon
Charcery PrAtze
Illinoils
Taek Beri Coun
Ingid
Davieen & Bartlett
Puastraton
Lutinde Williams
Lucinda Williams
Hlinola
Dora
Margaret Brown
Everett Connelly
E. L. Pletcher
Mattoon
Annugement Hall
John Ferris
Plum Street
T. W. Clark
Doll's Grocery
Correspondeniée
West Vision
Robert Bennett
la Mott Prairie
Malcom Knight
Family
Taylor Ryan
John L. Mount
Wal Buckner
Potter Hall
C. S. Buckner
Everett Clark
Bell Air
J.T. Smith
Wesley Guyer
C. C. Lewis
Friends
George Winters
Bertha Dix
New Friends Church
John Mecher
Frank Buckner
Lena I
Christchurch
Eldora Toles
Lamb
Commodore Monk
Guyer
T. C. Bailiff
J. T. Smith
J. N. Lindley
Kangan
Oklahoma
Homer
Ane
Varee Tranas
Colesta
Wria Sia Sur
KRING
Ivalleb
Aeprial
Bostock-Sangers
London
ARED
Sardel
MD- Tre
Bull Geers
Joss Mess
Gseton Wland
HIGH
Foster Martin
Ladies’ Home
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