Community notes from Clinton area gatherings and births
Tanlger family and John Bean visited Clinton on Friday. Local youths held a party at Mr Maskel’s home last Friday night. School started Monday. Miss Lela DeBaun saw Miss Fanniel Ephlin Sunday. Edgar Harvey and family visited Mr and Mrs Russell Bowsher Sunday. A son was born Saturday Sept 13 to Cyrus and Mrs Vickery. Harvey and Bow sher went to Rockville Thursday. Elva Ritter visited Edith West Friday. Mattie Holton visited Patterson Grimes Sunday. Martin Ritter visited relatives in Port Sunday. Unrelated items mention Meridith E Georgetown Spivey and family and Oscar Norman with sons in Clinton Friday. Jane Harvey visited Mrs Charles Williams Tuesday afternoon. Mira Fohlin visiting relatives in Cayuga. Fanniel Ephlin returned Tuesday from Indianapolis. Vermillion County School Supt J Fern Lewman and wife from Newport visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bugg
John Bean
Clinton
Mr. Maskel
Wabashitl Township Officials and Local Social News
Trustee Kendall transacted official business in Rockville on Saturday. Neighbor visits include Mr and Mrs John Underwood and children at George Hartman’s in Clinton last Thursday. Clem Davis dies in Indianapolis hospital. Mecca schools enroll 265 pupils for opening day. A 14‑person Armiesburg party picnicked at Turkey Run. Paul Yow and Logansport family spend week with Oscar Campbell.
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Kendall
Rockville
John Underwood
George Hartman
Clinton
Jerry Broderick
George Broderick
Fred Shelton
Guy Lewis
Family
Paul Yow
Logansport
Oscar McCampbeil
Real Estate Transfers Reported by C Lambert Rockville MD
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels with buyers, sellers, and values across towns such as Washington Union Jackson Penn Bloomingdale Raccoon and Rockville. Notable entries include 40 acres in Wabash for 3500 and 18 acres in Raccoon for 1.00, plus domestic notices of residents Maude Cook and Mrs. Melissa Cramer amid a Newport visit report.
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Montezuma
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J. W. Spencer
A. Sharp
Tinner
Montezuma, Ind
Gary A
Tangler
Lela DeBaun
Fanniel Ephlin
Edgar Harvey
Russell Bowsher
Cyrus Vickery
Russél Bowsher
Elva Ritter
Edith West
Mattie Holton
Patterson Grimes
Mrs. Martin Ritter
Port
Mr Untre
Jim Naylor
E. Georgetown
Spivey and
Chas. Lewis
Ephlin
Mabel Norman
Oscar Norman and_ sons
Jane Harvey
Chas. Wiliams
Mira Fohlin
Cayuga
Fanniel Hephlin
Indianapolis
Vermillion Co
J. Fern Lewman
Newport
Earl Ray
Wabasitl Township
Joseph Ralsto
John McCube
Leona Vincent Isable
Clem Davis
Ed Deplanty
Mansfield
Wm. Linebarger
Chrisman
Ill
Wm. Lewis
Willard Wihite
Attica
Warren Raynes
Edward O. Boyle
Chicago
Thos. Allen
California
Samuel Skeeters
Mecca
Armiesburg
Turkey
C . Lambert
Rockville, Mnd
Elwood Hadley
Frederick W. Leatherman
Washington
Chas. M. Adgelotte
Chas. J Cassidy
Northhhampton
Chas. J. Cassidy
Marion C. Pratt
Northhampton
Reeve C. Peare
Mary E. Grooks
Union
Louie Walton
Addie Me
Nece
Jackson
Stephen A. Barr
Mae Me
Mose Sey Mea ioFa
Jacks Zs
Joseph H. Stith
Phillip Orlea
Wabash
Anna F. Jessup
Chas
Cersey
Bloomingdale
Alva E. Myers
Ared F. Myers
Sugar Creek
Harvey Miller
Wm C. Biggins
Raccoon
George Payne, Jr
Wm. C. Biggins
Jessie Phelps
Clarence Mendenhall
Penn
Chas. Bennett
Reuben Bennett
Numa
Sarah Lucas
Mike Vietti
Sarah M. Atkinson
Victoria
Lettie IK
Russell
Jesse G Plunket
Timothy S
Mary E Pinegar
McCune’s Ada
Roeckville
Julia Giverpees
Henry Pylott
Gerschweie
Joseph H. Hamilton
Admi
Walter Grimes
Greene
Alice A. McCord
Alice Vanswearinger
McCune
S Add
Benjamin A. Ogden
Baldridge’s Add
Rosedale
Cecil G. Hedd
Robert N. MecNorton
Mary E. Brown
Hubert Grayson Pierce
Florida
Samuel Armour
Elizabeth Berry
Liberty
Ezekiel Kibbe
Homer D. Ingram
Raccoon, SI
Homer D. i Ngram
Elijah Kibbe
Melissa Cramer
Roy Cramer
the Ghazens’ Bank
Conservatism
ARE Citizens’ Bank
Giza
Gome Is
Homer Shumaker
Overator
Chiesser Tros
The
Old Reliable Co
Rememer
Geo. Mathas and Son
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