Concord Items Sunday School and Visits Report
Sunday school held each Sunday at 9 50 AM inviting all to attend. Clarence Parker visited Alva Bowman. William Chestnut and wife visited his sisters Jane Cole and Sarah Slinkard Tuesday night. Mrs Barley and Susan visited Mrs Amanda Bratton Sunday. Joe Wade returned from Indianapolis Saturday. Lena Mallette returned home from staying with John and Mrs Bratton. Bert Stomp visited Sion Hackier and family Thursday afternoon. William Critchlow and children from Terre Haute visited Elijah MacQuire family Sunday. Aaron Hattery was in Odon Saturday. Mrs Eli Ruebotton listed as sick. George Walker called on Alfred Chestnut Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chestnut
Jane Cole
Sarah Slinkard
Local families visit and travel notes across communities
A string of social calls and visits are reported across Springfield Bloomfield Loogontee and surrounding areas. Families including Lamb Masters Overton and Coyle share weekends with relatives while plans to move to Texas are noted for the Coyle family.
Local Social Notes From Epsom and Plainville Area
Mr and Mrs Sarah Wilson return home after visiting relatives in Washington. Dr Carter and Lula Myers visit Plainville. Charley and Damion Wilson take a business trip to Washington. Arley Cecil VMyrile Myers attend Plainville church. Dennis Dow and wife visit Lula Hackler. Mr and Mrs Richard Williams visit Odon relatives. Agnes Sand Wilson Hacie Enna Cox Corda Florence Wilson Martha Tromey guests of Pearl Wilson. Willie Osborn attends Plainville church. Mamie Lee visits Corda Wilson. Elijah Grove family go to Odon. Mrs Andrew McCall visits Ars May Wilson. Iko Standiford moves to Epsom. Roscoe Wade passes through. Large church crowd at Christian church. Dennis Dow travels to Elnora for business. Mrs Mank ill. Cecil Myers returns from Elnora. Farm hands wanted for summer work. See me at residence 1J miles east of Elnora or call via Elnora. Luther Mumiaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iJx
Elnora
Vallime
Divorces Granted in Local Court
A divorce was granted Friday to W. Chambers a Madison carpenter. Le Lula Chestnut Wilkey was granted a divorce from Francis Wilkey a barber who lives south of Odon. Abandonment and failure to provide were alleged. Wilkey ordered to pay the clerk for support of his wife and their child with custody to the mother. payments start March 1 and continue monthly until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Chestnut Wilkey
Francis Wilkey
Odon
Wilkey
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Buster
BO Gee
Dandy
Ashe Good
Making
W. T. Alexander
Concord
Clarence Parker
Alva Bowman
Mrs. Barley
Susan
Amanda Bratton
Joe Wade
Indianapolis
Lena Mallette
John Bratton
Bert Stomp
Sion Hackier
William Critchlow
Terre Haute
Elijah MacQuire
Aaron Hattery
Eli Ruebotton
George Walker
Alfred Chestnut
DR. C. &. Hart
C. A. Mullinix
Alexander’s Sale Barn
Madison Township
Odton
R. J. McCallian
Twp
Shiloh
Harley Lamb
Springfield
Ohio
Clark Lamb
Charlie Masters
Alisson Overton
Bloomfield
Will Riggins
W. H. Truchlood
Loogontee
Jas. Overton
Mrs
Curtis Overton
Sunnday
OL Hinkle’s. IA
Jota Sins
Lomer
Collins
Coy Sims
Christenberry
Bauserman
Wim. Edmundson
Ilnora
Mrs. Edmundson
Mrs. Clark Lamb
Jas. Coyle
Geo. Coyle
Texas
Alva Callahan
Amiurion
Mrs. Wm. Ghestnut
Clark Lamb's
J.D. Hackler and Son
Burius
Sanjay
Horsehell Hinkle
Mosie Qverton
Sarah Wilson
Washington
Charley
Damion Wilson
Whursday
Misses Arley, Cecil and
Vmyrile Myers
Plainville Wednes
Dennis Dow
Quivay
Lula Hackler
Richard Williams
Agnes and
Sand Wilson
Halcie
Enna Cox
Corda
Florence Wilson
Martha ‘Romey
Willie Osborn
Plainville
Mamie Lee
Corda Wilson
Elijah Grove
Andrew McCall
Ars
May Wilson
Iko Standiford
Epsom
Roscoe Wade
Christian Church
Cecil Myers
Luther Mumiaw
W. Chambers
Madison le
Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry. Co
Southeastern Line
Linton Beehunter
Elnora Odon Bedford Seymour
Itve
North Bound
M .P. Radley
Laughlin
Spring and Walnut Sts
Odon, Ind
Avery and Brown
McCormick
Canton
Bert Jolliff
G.W. Henderson
Interstate Phone
Co-operative Phone
Oyster Bay
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