Wheat harvest signals quiet community update
Correspondence notes harvest approaching and local visits. Geo Underwood family spent Sunday at Silverwood. Grace and Jeanette Barden returned home to Christopher Illinois after a two week visit. Dennis Kennedy and Coral from West Terre Haute visited grandparents. Harry Underwood spent weekend with Clinton relatives. Hazel Brockway of Montezuma visited Wabash relatives. A S Russell expected from Tacoma Washington to spend a month in Armiesburg and Rockville. Rev Frank Harmon visited from Newton county Missouri. he moved away forty years ago. I L Childress assisted Hixon Store during Dudley’s three week vacation.
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Geo. Underwood
Silverwood
Grace
Jeanette Barden
Christopher, Ill
Frank Harmon
Newton County
Harmon
Missouri
Local residents share weekend visits and diversions
Annapolis social notes report Mr and Mrs Harrison visiting Mr and Mrs Case near Rockville. Kingman visitor Maris Copeland with a companion called on R G Atcheson in the city. Ruby Smiley returns to Dana after a kin visit. Numerous moves include trips to Montezuma Bloomingdale Rockville Terre Haute and Indianapolis with church, funerals, weddings and hospital entries noted.
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Maris Copeland
Lady Friend
Kingman
R. G. Atcheson
Embroidery club includes visitors and local acquaintances
Hillsdale notes show the Embroidery club meeting with Mrs Eva James on Tuesday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Willey Osborn from Indianapolis staying with Mrs McCarty’s family Thursday and Friday. Various locals travel for shopping, work, and family visits across Clinton Dana Champaign and Marshall Illinois.
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Embroidery Club
Eva James
Willey Osborn
Indianapolis
Dorothy Ingram
Clinton
E. E B. Johnson
Kansas
Hot Baths at Pool Promoted by Local Vendor
A local vendor advertises hot baths at the pool inviting residents to come and see the offering. The note emphasizes personal preparation and availability for demonstration.
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Rockville and Surrounds
Real estate transfers listed include Wallace Teague to J E Rush trustee land in Washington. J H Rush trustee to Wallace Teague et ux land in Washington for 1. Presbyterian church Rockville trustees to Joseph Glosson Lacre Washington for 57. A B church Annapolis trustees to Harrison Holiday lot in Annapolis for 210. Co H Calvin Rohm to Samuel B Sharp lot in Northampton for 275. Charles P Belt to John G Paul lot in Bridgeton for 1. Gilbert W Dixon to Jacob M Gos hor lot in Mecca for 1.00.
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Wallace Teague
J. E. Rush
Washington
J. H. Rush
Wallace Teague Etux
Presbyterian Church of
Rockville
Joseph Glosson
Lacre
A. B. Church
Annapolis
Harrison Holiday
Co. H. Calvin
Rohm
Samuel B. Sharp
Northampton
Charles P. Belt
John G. Paul
Bridgeton
Bill Extends Vote Rights to Women Nurses and Soldiers
A bill introduced in the House of Commons grants voting rights to women who are nurses and to all soldiers regardless of age, including those under 21. It is expected to pass.
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Ottawa
Can
House of Commons
Sermon Interrupted by Couple Marrying in Pulpit
In Frederick Maryland Reverend Geo Whiteside faced an on the spot wedding when H OC Rockwell and Nellie Barger rose from the congregation and persuaded him to wed them at the pulpit. the sermon ended as the ceremony began and the event became a reception. In London Loyd George’s liquor control bill looms with a Dunellen commission to assess dealer losses. In Milwaukee Louis Mueller, born in Milwaukee and employed at a large factory, goes downtown for the first time in 81 years. he is 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel
Cain
Jesus
God
St. Paul
Adam
London
Eng
Loyd- George
Lord Dunellen
Ethan
Milwaukee
Wis
Vulcanizing Service Prompt and Neat Tire Work
Local tire shop offers vulcanizing of all kinds with prompt neat service. All work guaranteed and completed efficiently by experienced technicians.
Graduation Day Parade of Rural Graduates in Overalls
In Huntsville Ohio the graduating class wore overalls while the girls wore gingham gowns. Ohio University professor Pierson delivered the address and praised the students. An item from Canfield Oregon notes Mrs John Moore has ten children and a family weight story.
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Huntsville, O
Pierson
Ohio University
Canfield
Ore
John Moore
Laird
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R. W. Johnston
FE. M. McLaughlin
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Montezuma Indiana
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Dana
Gordon Clark
Terre Haute
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Frank Anderson
Rockport Bridge
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Athel Newlin
Mrs. Ireland
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Coloma
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Joe Swaim
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Georgetown, Ill
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Long Hospital
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Hume Brittian
Lucille McClintock
Mamie
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Letha Newlin
John R. Tucker
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Son
Cecil Raidon
Gip
Marshall
Henry McCarty
Wave
Mary Raidon
Clark Myres
Tumrick, Il
Henry Snyder
Mrs. Snyder
Carson English
Jake Swaim
Tangier
Allen English
Claude English
Rolland English
Lucille Moore
M. F. Sherrill
Naveland
S. E. Moore
Elsie Fairchild
Crawfordsville
Wim
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Harrison, Co
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Hillsdale
J. B. Smith
Marshall, Ill
Edgar Russell
O Marshall
Ill
Helen Grubb
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O Dana
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Fern Harper
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Charles E. Lambert
Gilbert W. Dixon
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Mecca
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Montezuma, Ind
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J. E. Hancock
J. E. Oldshue
Lora R&eder
W. E. Dee
George W Hughes
M. McGinty
A. Connor
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F. A. Stebbins
J. W. Spenser
Arthur Rohm
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