Local Social Notes And Family Movements In Wabash Township
Frank Cosby family leaves Centenary for Armiesburg. Walter Skinner family home from three weeks with relatives in Chrisman Illinois. John Nelson family of Veedersburg visit H E Jones. Fred Baugh sale attracts crowd. Hersey Cheadle and Florida visit C W Marshall. Mona Tohill Lawrenceville and Nel Taylor Flatrock guests of Mrs D A Machin. Edith Done elopement with Renzi Sanders starting marriage day and grandfather death. Roy Myers Detroit family visiting three weeks. David Wood family return to Chicago Heights after visit with Joseph Woods. Mrs John Marshall Lake View Ohio visiting sister Mrs Vina Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Skinner
Chrisman, III
John Nelson
Veedersburg
H. E. Jones
Mona Tohill
Lawrenceville, Ill
Nell Taylor
Flatrock
D. A. Machin
Edith Done
Roy Myers
Detroit
David Wood
Chicago Heights
Joseph Woods
John Marshall
Lake View
Ohio
Vina Murphy
Leatherwood Aly Mrs Featherston Home From Hospital
Mrs George Featherston returned from St Anthony s hospital Terre Haute Thursday where she underwent an operation. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Lewis of Scottenburg visited relatives in the community. Mr and Mrs John Myers and daughters spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alvin Cox near Bloomingdale. Miss Vera and Lela Knight working in Rockville spent the weekend at home. Mrs Hattie Featherston spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Rachel Featherston near West Union. Mr and Mrs Chas Williams Mr and Mrs Oliver Phillips and grandson visited George Featherston and wife. Guy Forrest and wife spent Sunday with the former s parents Mr and Mrs James Forrest. Mr and Mrs James Lewis were in Crawfordsville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Featherston
St. Anthony’s Hospital
John Myers
Alvin Cox
Near Bloomingdale
Vera
Lela Knight
Rockville
Hattie Featherston
Rachel Featherston
West Union
Chas, Williams
Oliver Phillips
Guy Forrest
James Forrest
Holmes Family Reunion at King Hotel Brings Relatives Together
The Holmes family gathered at the King Hotel on a Sunday reunion with five brothers and one sister present for the first time in twenty years. About forty relatives shared a noon meal at two long tables, then spent the afternoon in the parlors listening to violin music. A group photo was taken in the evening, with Elijah Holmes, 77, as the eldest. Relatives visiting from Fairbanks, Catlin, Rockville, Rose Dale, Tangier, Clinton, and other towns joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
King Hotel
Elijah Holmes
B. F. Hudson
Chas. Holmes
Elijah
James Holmes
Som Harvey
Ann Pounds
Fairbanks
Oscar Overpeck
Catlin
Isaac Holmes
Harold
Rosedale
Frank Overpeck
Rockville
Joseph Holmes
Clinton
Arthur Price
Velma
Tangier
Big Raid Nets Stills and Mash Near Four Corners
Deputies near Clinton raid a farm near Four Corners capturing four stills and over 100 gallons of mule and eighty barrels of mash. Mrs Lowry arrested and bound for 150000 dollars. Joe Lowry eluded capture. he is linked to Clinton's mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Four Corners
Oerial Bar
Joe Lowry
Eliphaz Lowry
Heacox
Marion County
South Liberty Social Updates From Danville Visitations
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Evans of Danville Illinois visited Sunday with their son Raymond and family. Mrs. Jane Grissom is no better. D. D. Ray and wife spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ray. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Grimes visited Oscar Norman and family. William Maskel will have a sale September 24 and James Colson will have a sale October 1. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. Fay Ray the first Thursday in October. Mrs. Jane Harvey spent a few days last week with her granddaughter Mabel Grimes and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Aldrich visited Mr and Mrs. Will Drummond and Miss Mabel Clark one evening last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Evans
Danville, Il
Raymond
The
Ladies Aid Society
Fay Ray
Jane Harvey
Mabel Grimes
Ivan Aldrich
Will Drummond
Mabel Clark
High School Baseball Team Chosen for Season
Coach Reel selects the varsity squad after tryouts. First game with Dana High School was postponed by bad weather. Several games remain on the schedule with hopes of a winning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reel
Dana High School
Wheat Field Spans 200000 Acres Across Montana and Wyoming
A vast wheat field covers about 200000 acres across Montana and Wyoming. The expansive tract supports farming operations, commodity markets, and regional agricultural activity. Local growers report stable yields and ongoing plans for crop management and irrigation.
Bellmore Beats Montezuma In Tenning Nailbiter
Bellmore wins 10 innings 4 to 3 over Montezuma in a tight, high effort game. Crowd hailed one of the season’s best with late rallies and tied scores before Bellmore fell short. Local Bellmore club to travel to Rockville next Sunday for an Independents match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellmore
Montezuma
Gam
Montezzuma
Red Cross Convention Opens in Columbus 1921
National Red Cross convention held in Columbus Ohio from April 4 to 7 1921 with speakers including Gov Harry L Davis Mayor Thomas and President Harding. Program lists Dr Livingston Farrand presiding addresses of welcome and university talks. Further information via H B Dickson 141 E Broad St Columbus O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Livingston Farrand
Harry L. Davis
Mayor Thomas
W. O. Thompson
US. University
Livingston Farrand
Harding
H.B. Dickson
Broad St
Editor Quits Cayuga Herald in Discreditable Departure
Jay H. Howards, longtime editor and publisher, abruptly left last week leaving unpaid bills and cashing Herald checks. Owner A. Carter Hutchinson resumes editing and publishing. The paper had become lively but the standards proved hard to maintain amid country publication challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay H. Howards
Cayuga Herald
A. Carter Hutchinson
The
Herald
Edwards
Silent threat to free press and education warned
Rev St John Halstead warned last Sunday of a large silent element in the country that suppresses ministers and seeks to control education by funding schools and removing dissenting professors. The newspaper and educators are targeted as opponents of social justice and higher ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Halstead
Edi
Hedd
Clint
Argus
Global Bride Prices Across Cultures Reported
A historical piece surveys arranged marriage practices worldwide noting Turkestan Albania Persia Greenland India Alaska Mongolia Turkey and Anc ion where brides are bought or negotiated with gifts and dowries. It highlights parental role price scales and frequent debt to secure licenses or unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenland
India
Alaska
Thema
Iphich
Mongolia
Aries
Turkey
Ancion
America
Sutton's Indiana Business Visit Reported
Sutton was in Indiana last Thursday for personal business activities as noted in local records with no accompanying incidents or official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Local Happenings Roundup At Snake Hollow And Terre Haute
Ollie McCarty and wife moved into the hotel at Snake Hollow. Max Cummins returned from Indianapolis where he had been working. Mrs. Walter Rierden and daughter Patricia visited Terre Haute with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mankin. Paul Maxwell left for Hanover College to study electrical engineering. Mrs. Medora Bipus and Mrs. James Spencer visited Terre Haute at Mrs. La Tuttle’s. Mrs. Otis Spurgeon hosted dinner for Mrs. Julia Phillips Mrs. Maria Naylor and Mrs. D. C. Barnes. Mae Clark traveled to Tennessee due to illness in her mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rierden
Patricia
Terre Haute
Paul Mankin
Paul Maxwell
Hanover
Hanover College
Electrical
Otis Spurgeon
Julia Phillips
Maria Naylor
D. C. Barnes
Parke County Fair and Community Notices In 1921
Rain persists as Parke County residents attend fairs dances and meetings. Wann the Optician visits King Hotel on Friday September 23. Epworth League fair planned at Osborne Hillsdale on September 27 with a pie supper. Rudolph M. Stinson 25 of Clinton dies from Jackson-Hill mine injuries. he was an Argonne Forest veteran and leaves a widow and baby daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Gillsdale
M. E. Church
O. P. M. Poston
Osborne Store
Hillsdale
Rudolph M. Stinson
Clinton
Jackson-Hill Mine
Stinson
Argonne Forest
Dooley Couple Visit Milligan to Check Sick Relative
Dr. R. L. Dooley and wife traveled to Milligan on Friday to see his mother, recently ill. They visited the TB hospital and found Barton Truman. both the mother and Mr. Truman were reported as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Dooley
Milligan
T.B. Hospital
Barton Truman
Mr. Truman
Town asks residents to haul ashes and refuse to canal
Notice requests residents to dump ashes dirt and other refuse in the old canal south of the bridge as the town plans filling and leveling. Citizens should see the Town Marshal for details.
For Sale Items from Local Household
One Same-One Singer sewing machine in good order one coal oil heater and one dress maker s model phone 90
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Life time of Saving shapes a hard saver in old age
People of Our Town mock a man who clings to dollars and refuses comforts in old age. His heirs will soon take the old man’s dollars out and give them the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feller
Farm Wanted Hear From Owner For Land Sale
Advertiser L Jones seeks farm or good land for sale near Olney Illinois. Wants reasonable price and invites owners to respond at Box 551 Olney IL. No details on size or condition provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jones
Olney
Lost ring near show date found by finder Newt Peveler
A small band ring was lost near the show on Thursday. Finder should notify Newt Peveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Peveler
For Sale Four Room House and Three Lots with Garage
Three building parcels with a four room house. Includes wood and coal house and other outbuildings in good repair. Well maintained yard and a young orchard. Inquire at Enterprise Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Perry Kenner Visit Noted in Scotland Illinois
Mr and Mrs Perry Kenner of Scotland Illinois were noted on business Tuesday and Wednesday. The item records their itinerary and location during those days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Kenner
Scottland, Ill
Intel
Paul Thomas to pay for Dead Animals and phone charges
Paul Thomas of Dana Indiana will cover costs for dead animals and related telephone charges as part of a local settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Thomas
Dana, Ind
Bits of Wit from the 1920s: Snippets of Social Insight
A column of quips and reflections on marriage, patriotism, parenting, and social norms. Observations note the charm and folly of early twentieth century life, from disarmament to family dynamics and the pace of hustlers versus loafers. The Toledo Blade quotation anchors the sample.
Trains Schedule For C I & W Line Listed
Schedules show East and West bound trains with listed times for weekday and Sunday service. Eastbound departures at 8 05 AM and 2 13 PM on weekdays. Westbound at 9 12 AM 6 02 PM. Sunday trains include East 8 54 AM 8 59 PM and West 9 01 AM 8 01 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CI. & W. East
Go and Get There and Gastronomy in Big Town Ideas
Saturday features Eileen Percy in a comedy of Gastron omy titled Go and Get There a tale of a girl who lurked amid flapjacks until the right man appeared also showing Mutt and Jeff in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Percy
Mutt & Jeff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wabash Township
Frank Cosby
Centenary
Armiesburg
Fred Baugh
Mrs Hersey Cheadle
Florida
C. W
Mrs. Marshall
Aly
Benjamin Lewis
Scotenburg
James Lewis
Crawfordsville
Montezuma, Ind
Harry Carey
Bebe Daniels
Christie
James Oliver Curwood
Mack Sennett
Allen Hollabar
Dorothy Phillips
South Liberty
Mrs
Jane Grissom
D. D. Ray
Sam Ray
John B. Grimes
Oscar Norman and Family
William Maskel
James Colson
Montana
Wyoming
Base Ball News
RED Cross Convention
Turkestan
Albania
Persia
Ollie McCarty
Snake Hollow
Max Cummins
Indianapolis
Medora Bipus
James Spencer
la Tuttle
Mae Clark
Tennessee
Parke County Fair
Montgomery Hall
Wann the Optician
American Legion Post
Vienna
Enterprise Office
Toledo (Ohio
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Irvin S. Cobb
Joseph M. Schenck
Constance Talmadge
Tarzan
Joe Martin
William Farnum
Mary Pickford
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