Local Social Roundup from Leather Wood Area
Mr and Mrs Will Math entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs HB Van Sickle Harold and Mabel Smith Mrs John Featherston and son Hubert shopping in Rockville Saturday Mr and Mrs J R Dale visited in Wabash township Sunny Mr and Mrs John Featherston and Mr and Mrs Hoigh Featherston spent Sunday with Lawrence Woodard and Ian Mr and Mrs Roy Mallee were guests of Mr and Mrs John Weaver Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs William King and Miss Bertha Manwaring and Srivia King Mr and Mrs Robert Remon John Manwaring spent Sunday with his parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Math
HB. van Sickle
Harold and
Mabel Smith
John Featherston
Hubert
Rockville
J. R. Dale
Wabash Township
Sunny
Hoigh Featherston
Lawrence Woodard
Iain Mr
Roy Mallee
John Weaver
Ing
William King
Bertha Manwaring
Srivia King
Robert Remon
Hubert Featherston and
Linus Woodard
Local social notes from Coloma and Montezuma gatherings
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Woodard hosted a Sunday dinner with several couples and sons present. Gurney Haworth of Indianapolis stayed with Haworth family over the weekend. T H Smith visited Montezuma friends Saturday while teachers attended institute there. A crowd heard Mr Reece at the school Friday. Mrs John Smith and son visited Alzbert Jerome's home Sunday. Fred Hall remained at home with measles. Floyd Weaver of Minnesota spent Saturday at home. Sadie Dixon weekend with Humbert parents. P M Dooley visited Parke Smith Sunday. Edna Sanders spent weekend with brother at Indiana University.
Hillsdale Notables Visit Family Over Weekend
Mrs. Jesse Staat of Clinton spent Sunday with sister Ada Ponton. Miss Gladys Stewart and Mrs. Carrie Stewart of Dana visited friends here Monday. Mr. Ralph Jones of Clinton visited his mother Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Staat
Clinton
Ada Ponton
Gladys Stewart
Carrie Stewart
Dana
Ralph Jones of
Rebekah Lodge News and Local Visits
Miss Georgia Boren and Mrs Eva Garlinghouse attended the Rebekah lodge at Clinton Friday night. The Hillsdale Rebekahs initiated Miss Evelyn Shew and Miss Edna Elwell last Monday. O M Ponton was in Terre Haute on business Tuesday. Mrs Julia Jones visited Mr and Mrs Henry Dillo of Newport Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Terre Haute visited his sister Mrs Ke Petty Thursday. Mr and Mrs Garl Johnson visited sister Mrs Georgia Self at Clinton Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Robbins and wife hold a revival at the TW B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Boren
Eva Garlinghouse
Rebekah Lodge
Clinton
Rebekahs
Hillsdale
Evelyn Shew
Edna Elwell
Mr. O. PM. Ponton
Terre Haute
Julia Jones
Henry Dillo
Newport
Robert Smith
Ke Petty
Garl Johnson
Georgia Self
Mixed Dairy Cattle Including Angus Jersey Herd Advances
A small dairy listing notes a black Angus Jersey cow aged several years with calf at side, another Jersey cow six years old due to freshen April 15, both described as extra good milk producers. Also listed are a Black Angus heifer of unspecified age and a Joan Short Horn heifer aged one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
I. M. Carter
Poland
Deering
John Deere
Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
E J. W. Spencer
P Roduce
Pitman & Son’s Garage
Manor
Grant
Dheelers In
Republic Trucks
Parke and
Vermillion Counties
Davey’s Grocery
John Manwaring
Gurney Haworth
Indianapolis
Mrs. Haworth
T. H. Smith
William Bowman
Montezuma
Mr. Reece
John Smith and Son
Alzobert Jerome
Fred Hall
Floyd Weaver
Minncip
Sadie Dixon
al Humbert
P. M. Dooley
Edna Sanders Speli
Indiana University
Rev. Robbins
TW. B. Church
Perley Dean
Oscar McCampbell
John Kiger
Charles Cramer
Marshall, al
Will Akins
Catherine Pence
The
Dee Clay Works
Aquilla Myers and
Aimiesburg
Mecca
Tommy
Hazel Hixon
Mary Mason
Township Institute
Kendall
H. S. Building
Bacon
Marjorie
Geo. Phipps
Osgar McCampbell
Terre Haute and
Lafayette State Road
Citizens Bank Montezuma. Ind
Safety and
H. S. Cornwell
Reey
Caufle
Kalamazoo
Washieg
Bethel M.E. Church
Tromboi
W.E.CARTY @ CO
Acer
Prom
Quaker Oats Co
Montezuma Mill & Elevator CO
Montezuma Mill &E. C
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