Local residents and visitors frequent Terre Haute and area towns
Local people including Elmer Richardson Norman Mathewson Aden Malone and many others traveled to Terre Haute Bloomington Burns City and Indianapolis last week. A revival meeting led by Rev Dungan and Bear continues at the Christian church. Community members attended funerals visits and church events while several names appear in short notes of travel and local engagements.
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The
Christian Church
Dungan and
Bear
Church Notice Promotes Weekly Services and Welcome
Elnora M. Fe church invites the public to worship. Pastor S J Shake. Sunday School 9 15 am superintendent J E Pershing. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 pm. Epworth League Friday 7 pm. Sermons 10 30 am and 7 pm with cordial invitation to all. C Howard Buchanan preaching. services every 2nd Sunday Lord's Day. Bible School Lord's Day morning.
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J. E Pershing
Epworth League
C. Howard Buchanan
Church Services Schedule Prompt To All Congregation
The Christian Endeavor meets on the first and third Lord's Day at 7 15 p m. Prayer and services held nightly 9 30. Everyone invited to all services.
George Hitchcock Dies at Home in Cherokee
George Hitchcock, a well known Cherokey resident, died Monday morning around nine at his home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M. E. church led by Rev. S. J. Shake with burial at Fairview cemetery. He is survived by his wife and son Will of Oklahoma City.
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George Hitchcock
Cherokey
M. E. Church
S. J. Shake
Fairview
Oaklahoma City
Okla
EE Judds
Mr. Judd
Richard
Robin
Santa Claus
Judd
Mrs. Judd
Christmas toy party with animal costumes and dolls
A Christmas party for about thirty boys and girls in few homes sparked excitement as children dressed as their favorite toys or dolls. Guests arrived in animal or figure costumes, with strict rules to wear only toy or doll costumes, before games and refreshments in a dining room setting.
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Ami
Wiseacre
Somie
Aisines
Va Baghindar party game described in old text
A holiday diversion describes a circle game where a bookbinder taps players on the knuckles with a book to swap places. If the tapber succeeds, the rapped player changes spots. if not, the reader replaces the tapped player. The reader can speed the game by faking a book grab and swapping quickly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence White
Elmer Richardson
Norman Mathewson
Terre Haute
Aden Malone
Washington
Fred Toelle
Bloomington
Thurmen Johnson
Bicknell
Mrs
Greenville Johnson
Mrs. Ittle Wade
Mrs. S. J. Shake
Richardson
Newbert E Isay
Joe Moore
Wilburn Shaver
Jonas Winkleniick
Burns City
Aden i Westfall
C. M. Lemons of
Benford
Irene Horning
Linton
Robert Stewart
Jasonville
Amanda Stewart
Clarles Yaress
Homme
Indian Springs
W.W. A. Lucas
Indianapolis
M. E. Sunday School
S. Shuffelbarger
A. E. Pershins
Lavern Courtney
iNeilie Stewart
Gertrude Mix
Louis Ketchhem
She <E
Coalmont
Arnold Cubanks
Ralph Melsheimer
Lucrece Stewart
Odon
W. L. Whitman
Burns City Mondest
Loran Co
L. A. Hiung
Bedford
Wiley Hitchesek
Chorge Itehenck
Aaron Winklepleck
Wm. Brown
Toy
Hacsier
Washissday
Isie. T. M. Sears
Mack Chamacters
Elnora M. FE
Ing
Christian Endeavor
Chrishmas
Aes
Va Baghindar
Raal
Mrr. Judd
Big. Judd
Stobin
Kerry
Santa Clare
Chery
Bary
Edgar Maclane
Kodaks
Ivory
Eatheer
Elgins
Walthams
Rockfords
South Bends
Haineis
Conklins
Parkers
Laughlins
Chaska
Aera
Keck’s
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