Local notes from Wabash Township long entry of families and events
In Wabash Township many residents are mentioned with visits and daily life. Jewel Smiley won a Jabroo Art Institute scholarship in Indianapolis after a competitive exam. Skeeters and Samuel visited their sister McLean in Hollandsburg. Lillian Payne spent Sunday in Rockville with Margaret Underwood. Frank Bergen and children from Terre Haute visit Harvey Mitchell’s family. Everett Miles returned home to Greencastle to work in a concrete plant. Leeman Coslett of Rose Dale visited relatives. Ed Fisher and family moved from Mecca to Wann farm. he will supervise Mecca schools next winter. Mrs. Warren Fisher died at her Cayuga home after a brief illness, survived by husband, two children, father, three sisters, three brothers. funeral at local church, burial at Hixon cemetery. Uncle Joseph Skeeters celebrated his 86th birthday with many relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Skeeters are respected. Mrs. Skeeters is 81 and active at home. Mrs. T. H. Smith hosted a dinner for the Skeeters. Clarence Brown attended. Needle Club meets with Mrs. Jennie Bowman. Coloma Industrial Society plans an ice cream supper for church painting benefits. Chas. Woodard and daughter Lavern visited Linus Woodard at Rockville. birthday celebrations for Chas. Woodard and grandson. Fire destroyed the Bans home east of town last Friday morning. George Wright hosted dinner with guests from Omaha and Newport, Hillsdale, Clinton. Wilbur Alkire family visited Dana on Sunday.
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Warren Fisher
Cayuga
Quiet Indiana visit and June Terre Haute wedding
Mrs. Fred Kirkum and Vincennes visitors called on friends in the county. Mr. Philip Wolfe wed Miss Lela Knight in Terre Haute on Wednesday June 21. Several families attended services and small gatherings Sunday, with others visiting relatives in Montezuma Hillsdale Hillsdale.
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Fred Kirkum
Ters of
Vincennes
Jamerest
Philip Wolfe
Lela Knight
Terre Haute
Coloma News Social Roundup at Clinton Visit
Mrs T H Smith spent a few days with her daughter Mrs L D Braner and family near Clinton. Mr and Mrs Amos and children spent Sunday. H J Durham and children, Mr and Mrs J H B Ste and Mrs Ray Bong entertained to dinner. Mrs Walter and children from Ol Rachel Weaver weekend guests: Mrs Commons.
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T. H. Smith
Amos
H. J. Durham
Childg
J. H.B ‘Ste
Ray Bong
Walter
Rachel Weaver
Mrs. Commons
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G. R. McGuire
D.C
Palmer School
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Blackman St
Clinton, Ind
Nado
State Bank OF
Montezuma
Bank For
Quaker Oats Co
Quaker Gats Co
Montezuma Mill & Elevator CO
Fisk
Wabash Township
Jewel Smiley
Jabroo Art Institute of
Indianapolis
Tilghman Skeeters
Samuel
McLean
Hollandsburgs
Lillian Payne
Rockville
Margaret Underwood
Frank Bergen
Harvey Mitchell
Everett Miles
Greencastle
Leeman Coslett
Rosedale
Ed. Fisher
Mecca
Wann
Fisher
Joseph Skeeters
Clarence Brown
The
Needle Club
Jennie Bowman
Coloma Industrial Society
Chas. Woodard
Lavern
Linus Woodard
Here
Geo. Wright
Chas. Wright
Omaha
Nebraska
West Burk
Ros Forman and Son
Newport
Herman Harper
Hillsdale
Clyde Russell
Clinton
John Wright
Wilbur
Alkire
Dana
Montezuma Bakery
C. E. Runnion
Busy Bee
James Gilmore
Ind
Ingram’s General Stores
Indiana
Jennie Myers Spert
Hattie Featherston
Purl
Nice
Ethel Moore
Omar Morris
Chicago, Ill
Grant Knight
James Forrest
Guy Forrest
James Baldwin
Herman Smith
Wm Mathas
Vera Knight
Mrs. Opal
Helen Myers
Deby McCall
Marshal
Coloma News
Raynes
Simmons
Ford
Montezuma Garage
Oakland
Gargoyle Mobiloil
R. W. Johnston
First National Bank
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
Johnston
Office
Montezi
Reeder
Urgeon
WA Ind
James Cone
M.D
Leslie Block
King Hotel
John Norris
Prop
W. P. Montgomery
Tom Causey
Myers Garage
Alma
M. C. Phillips
Crown and Jidge
Nat. Montezutha
Barnaby A Morris
Barnaby
Morris
EF. M. McLaughlin
Insurance Real Estate and Rental Agency
Cols, Burks & Bartley
General Aucouneers
Burks
Bartley
Enson
L. Sproules
Montezuma, Ind
Will Sylvester
Cal Bartlow
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