Local Correspondence of Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Ira Rich and daughter Ethel visited Yeddo on Monday. Mr and Mrs O P M Po and son Claude visited in Indianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs O E B Aikpl and Mrs Earl Weaver after the State Fair Wednesday. Mrs Carl Johnson was called to Clinton Wednesday due to sister Mrs E Self illness. Ralph Johnson is Tuesday evening with Mrs Zie James of Clinton. Mr and Mrs Tra Richard asha daughter Ethel attended the Paris fair Thursday. Miss Gladys Stewart of has cola spent Sunday at home. Miss Beulah Witsman visited Evelyn Shew last week. Mrs Julia Jones and son r low visited in Newport Saturday. Mr KE B Douglas and the Misses Watkins Tull and Lewis motored to Turkey Run Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Casepeer moved to Danville Illinois. Mr and Mrs Wm Giles attended the State Fair one day last week. Miss Orpha McCarty visited in Danville last week. Mr and Mrs Jno Hamilton visited in Terre Haute Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. EB. Aikpl
Earl Weaver
Carl Johnson
Clinton
E. Self
Gladys Stewart
Hascola
Beulah Witsman
Evelyn Shew
For Sale Timothy Seed 85 Bushels
For Sale 85 bushels of first class Timothy seed. To the farmers. Price six dollars per bushel. Ed Jackson, Aillsdale, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jackson
Aillsdale
Ind
Local residents attend Covington fair and outings
Several locals joined the Covington fair last week. Cecil Griffin and Hazel Brown visited Tuesday with Mrs. Lem Bugg. John Grimes spent Sunday with Miss Mabel Norman. John L. Wann visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wann. Mrs. Chas. Williams was on the sickness list a few days. Mrs. Jane Harvey visited Saturday and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Norman and family. A few from here attended the ball game at Cates Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Griffin
Hazel Brown
Lem Bugg
Jane Harvey
Oscar Norman
Cates
Farmers Federation Picnic and local visits in Ohio
Wabash Township coverage notes attendance at the Farmers' Federation picnic in Rockville Ohio. It lists local residents visiting relatives, farm sale results, health concerns and family visits among Armiesburg Montezuma Hillsdale Clinton and Marshall connections with mentions of Mrs Pearson Mrs Underwood Miss Machledt and the Newtons planning a Florida trip for health reasons.
West Union Social Ties Highlight Visits and Local Sports
Mrs T E Adylotte and son Joe and Mrs Chester Adylotte with children from Gary stayed with relatives. Clinton visits by Mrs Sherrill and daughter, plus State Fair attendance. Rockville beat West Union in a Sunday baseball game. Various locals hosted guests from Putnam Sullivan Dana Montezuma and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Adylotte
Joe
Chester Adylotte
Gary
Rockville
West Union
Funeral notices and local socials in Tangier region
The record lists the funeral of Mrs. Ellen Lewis of Georgetown and the funeral of Miss Reva Hooker at Covington. It notes the Howard Aid Society meeting with Mrs. Ada Sig, school start date next Monday September 15, and relatives visiting Homer. It also mentions Mrs. Frank Vine and Parke Lewman in Cayuxa visiting home, and Collie Millikan returning from Washington DC for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Lewis
Georgetown
Aid Society of
Howard
Ada Sig
Parke Lewman
John Grimes
Cayuxa
Reva Hooker
Covington
Jennie Ray
Collie Millikan
Washington, D.C
Local residents visit, families meet over weekend plans
Colama families and relatives from Illinois Missouri and Cayuga visit Morris Haworth and Youmans households. State Fair attendance noted. Attica and Clinton area guests join T H Smith and Braner families. School opens with higher enrollment. Eunice Braner visits grandmother.
Parades Irrelevant to Mail Order Money Movement
A Missouri editor notes circuses drain town funds yet argues mail order houses show no parade and still move money out of town, reflecting competition effects on local economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansas City
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Hillsdale
Mrs
Ira Rich
Ethel
Yeddo
Ralph Johnson
2Zie James
Tra Richard Asha
Julia Jones
Rlow
Newport
Doulas
Watkins, Tull and
Lewis
Turkey Run
John Casepeer
Danville, Ill
Wm. Giles
Orpha McCarty
Danville
Mrs. Jno. Hamilton
Terre Haute
the Ladies’ Shop
Thompson
Clinton, Indiana
Montezuma
Voda Shoe Store
South Main ST
Clinton, Ind
Covington Fair
Mabel Norman
John L. Wann
Robert Wann
Chas. Williams
O. L. BROWN @ SON FURNITURE
O. K
J. W. Spencer
A. Sharp
Tinner
Wabash Township
Farmers’ Federation
Ohio
Pearson
Bloomingdale
Garet Underwood
Roy Nelson
Wm. C. Brown
Henry Staffel
Dus
Oscar Metpinn
Ber
Rachel Ann
Marshall
John McCampbell
Frank Pressler
Miss Mary
Armiesburg
Jno. Underwood
Mary Machledt
Oguma
Mrs. Edgar Pingesar
Amd
Luther Newton
Howard Smith
Chas. Smith
Karl Pearman
Saday
Wm. Sherrill
Ivan Sherrill
Thonas
Oscar Armstrong
Wm. Lewis
Putnam County
Dave Dowdell
Sullivan
Tine Huff
John Manwaring
Chas. Manwaring
Mr. and
Mrs. Bright Cory
Charlie Farner
Dana
Manuel Armstrong
Alex Armstrong
Tangier
Helen
Homer
Frank Vine
Casa Hester
J. H. Rees
Illinois
N. C. Morris
Zim Haworth
E J. Hall
Harl Youmans
Cayuga
Parke Dooley
Jilin
Crawfords, Iile
John Dooley
M. H. and
P. M. Dooley
J. H. Ryan
W W. Haworth
Attica
T. H. Smith
T. H Smith
W. W. Haworth
L. D. Braner
Miss Eunice Braner
the Citizens’ Bank
Conservatism
Safety and Service
Indiana
Stacy
Federal and
South Bend Tirés
Johns and Son
Fes
Watson’s Grocery
South End
Mont Watson
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