Dickens to Fill Wolf Plate at Annapolis Farm
Peter Wolf has moved to a farm north of Annapolis and Dickens will take the plate vacated by Wolf. A local support gathering was held at the In of P Hall with several residents attending. Doris Nickel is noted with the mumps. Mrs. James Lamb of Bray visited her daughter Mrs. Hubert Aanst on. Mrs. Golie Woods spent Saturday night in West Union. H. B. Van Sickle and James Lewis traveled to Rockville for business. John Manwaring plans to aid Luther Manwaring with forming the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wolf
Annapolis
Gap
Dickens
Mr. Wolf
Doris Nickel
James Lamb of
Bray
Hubert Aanston
Barke Mathas
John Marquand
C. Emer Garrard
Newport
Local People and Movements In Bloomingdale Area
Miss Beulah Smith spent the weekend in Bloomingdale. Frank Kushins family plans a move to Illinois this week. Jessie Smith returns to Lafayette after vacation with Mrs. T. H. Smith. Fred Carmack family moves into Will Lindley’s property. Hall and Wright return from Indianapolis work. H L McGilvery and family plan to return home this week. L D Braner family and others visited Mrs. T. H. Smith. Zeeke McMiller of Marshall and Humbert of Bloomingdale spent Sunday with the Humberts. Rev Ray Collings of Rockville led Sunday services. Mrs Geo Wright’s Sunday School class met at Mary Alice and Everette Kubns’ home for social Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kushins
Illinois
Jessie Smith
Lafayette
T. H. Smith
Geo. Wright
Mary Alice
Everette Kubns
West Un ton notices and local family updates
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Everett Farner of Villa Grove and former ties to West Un ton. The column lists visits and illnesses, moves, and family idiosyncrasies including Garrard Manwaring and Wilson households, and local travel to Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Farner
Villa Grove, Sil
Local Notes From Tangier and Area
Mrs. Catherine Evans of Howard dies at 82 after long illness. Funeral at 11 a.m. Friday with Rev. A. J. Marshall. Miller cemetery interment. Various visits and illness notes follow. Dr. Hagerman to speak on March 11 1920 as part of Lyceum course. description emphasizes his engaging style and the lecture series appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Evans
Howard
A. J. Marshall
Miller Cemetery
John B. Grimes
Oscar Norman
K. ZL. Hagerman
Lyceum
Hagerman
Senator Young
Iowa
Dr. Hagerman
Mrs Clinard and Mr Ingram Acknowledgments
Mrs Clinard extends a thanks and recognition to Mr L O Ingram for support with the Enterprise project and subatripty effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clinard
L. O. Ingram
Flowers on display at Sprouis and Naylor homes
Windows at the homes of Mrs Géonard Sprouis and Mrs James Naylor showcase flowers described as very pretty and blooming like summer, earning special mention for their beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Géonard Sprouis
James Naylor
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Clinton, Ind
Clinton
P. Hall
John Manwaring
Luther Manwaring
Beulah Smith
Bloomingdale
Fred Carmack
Will Lindley
Fred Hall
Russell Wright
Indianapolis
H. L
L. D. Braner
Fred Uselman
Sam Smith
Zeeke:McMiller
Marshall Acare Humbert
A Humbert
Ray Collings
Rockville
Dave Dowdell
Ryan
Betty Jane Garrard
Elmo Vickery
Mrs Ira Hatch
John Wilson
Wm. Sherrill
Nancy Manwaring
John Marcal
Chrisman
T. E. Causey Jr
W. Union
Charlie Manwaring
Ridenour
Mrs
James Baldwin
Winifred
Mary Elizabeth Manwaring
Pluma Propst
Carrie Manwaring
Mrs. Eli Cummings
Son
Bord Collins
Mabel Cox
Terre Haute
Germain Bord
Louise
Joe Bord
Danville
Mabel Manwaring
Produ
J. W. Spencer
Pitman & Son’s Garage
Ford
Republic Trucks
Parke and
Vermillion Counties
C. E. Runnion
Indiana
Baltimore
Busy Bee
James Gilmore
Tangier
Flaud Hicks
Winfield
Yeddo
Alva DeBaun
Eli Edwards
Sullivan County
George Cory and
Ivan Sherrin
Mabel Norman
John Grimes
Jane Harvey
Floyd Dove
Louisa McMasters
Leslie Evans
Raymond Evans
Chicago
Lew Evans
Rose Wann
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Citizens Bank Montezuma. Ind
H. S. Cornwell
Rhomson
Thomson’s
Aye Fitting
Batiste
W.e.carty
COO
Suaker Oats Co
Quaker Cats Co
Montezuma Mill & Elevator CO
Montezuma Mill
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