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Newspaper
Monticello Herald
Location
Monticello, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
A long column notes comings and goings in White County communities. It lists visits, relatives, and social events with numerous residents and guests from nearby towns, including Monticello, Reynolds, Logansport, and Lafayette, among others, with names and small town connections.
Miss Ruth Johnsonbaneh of Bar rays visits relatives while Walter Kendall of Ohio stays with family. Dozens of locals including Miss Marjorie Cochran of North Manchester and Mrs. Melissa Mabhbon of Tdnville host relatives. church events and neighborly gatherings noted.
Sunday guests included Mero and Mrs. Hathaway and Intinnity at the Chamberlais home. Frank Park and wife visited Park parents at Brookston Route 1. Earl Redding joined Gilbert Barcus family, and Samuel Wilson’s family stopped at Clyde Park’s. A. F. Bush and daughter of Otterbein attended the dinner.
Ray Herman of Padiarapolis spends days with home talk. Miss Avanelle Klepinger of Catre was a guest of Mrs Olive Robison. Mrs Lora Klepinger visited her sister Mrs Alina Cassidy in Battle Ground. Mrs Lela Cochran of Lafayette stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs James Heniai. Mrs John Withais was a Sunday guest of Florence Flom. Stewart of Brookston hosted Marion North and family with Dell Seigio. Kean Fry of Purdue returned home after a visit to Mrs Olive Robinson. Dale North and family dined with Mr and Mrs Ernest Sepia of Chal mers Route 1. Revo and Browne plan a vacation in Monroeville Ohio with their parents. Wilma Robinson comes to Muncie to enter normal school for twelve weeks teacher training. Mr and Mrs Jake Long and nephew Roy Tam of Burnetts Creek were guests of D E Meek family. Mr and Mrs T H Kantz of Battle Ground and son Charles Kantz of Octagon were guests.
Chester Funk's family and friends, Mrs. F Baker and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Flinn Yout. Ora Stamper of War Saw called on relatives in the area. Anna Shuey stayed with her sister near Monon. Thomas Flynn and Bert Henry from Kokomo spent the weekend with Ollie Shirp. A bridal dance honored Mr. and Mrs. Simon Weaver. Mrs. Hoxa Nutt returned home from Delphi after visiting Della Foster and family. Wilblade Tony Pierre hosted relatives while Verne Pierce family in Logansport welcomed them home. Tommy received treatment from a Logansport doctor and is much improved.
Gay Coonred and family spent Sunday with Harald Coonred. Rev. Renn filled his Mount Zion appointment. Alis wife accompanied Tim. The young people plan an ice cream social Saturday evening. Miro and Mrs George Davis and With Talbutt and family visited Hebron Ellen. Nellie Doris Ward and others were guests of Pantine and Dommebelle Marbareer. Mrs Joly Criswell suffered broken ribs after being kicked by a cow. granddaughter Miss Panme Kepfer cares for her. Mrs Ray Ward returned from Flint Michigan caring for her sister Mrs Ollie Beach. Beach parents welcomed a son born June 13. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Hughes and family and Mr and Mrs Leonard Shull attended a family reunion at James Hughes’s home in Monticello, with Frank Tughes, Tom Hughes, Jep Hughes also present.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Snyder and Leo Minor with Hazel Wert left Monday night for an automobile trip. George Criswell visited his mother in law Mrs Levi Nicholas. Alfred Prasce dined with Howard Shuches. Howard Hughes hosted guests including Mrs Claude Cowger and family and Mrs Decree Criswell with others. Zoley Wert stayed at Monticello with Miss Hazel Wert. George Bowsher visited his brother Silas Smith and family. John HH Randall Elmer Toombs Verna Tidrick and Bart Toombs were hosted by the Toombs. Lola Hebrens visited relatives Oscar Grassmyer aunt and uncle last week.
A farmer meeting and ice cream social will be held at the Buffalo Christian church on July 7. The event includes informative farm lectures. Visitors include Keewana residents Ed Cannon and Mrs. Cannon, and Dr. and Mrs. F E Washburn.
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