Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Newberry and Surrounding Areas
Mrss Fannie Deck visited her grandmother Mrs Hoffman in Lyons last week. Harry Axe of Terre Haute visited relatives over Sunday. Children's Day services at the M E church featured songs and recitations with many country attendees. Emma Scott visiting Washington this week. Bloomfield boosters arrived with decorated machines and a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Deck
Mrs. Hoffman
Lyons
Harry Axe
Terre Haute
Laura Stone
Scotland
The
Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Elnora Socials and Comings and Goings
Mr and Mrs 3 Bennett from Terre Haute visited relatives in Elnora. Woodson Murphy of Plainville visited Saturday night. Langhlin was near Bicknell Friday and Saturday. Roy Lehman was at Terre Haute Monday. Switzer returned from Terre Haute to resume work at the E I depot. Mat Cox named marshal of Elnora to fill D K Chambers vacancy. Sam Riddle and children of Newberry visited Thursday. Rosie Beck returned to Springfield Mo after a long stay. Neal Guthrie of Terre Haute visited Sunday. Lewis Owens was in Elnora from Colon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Woodson Murphy
Plainville
Graduation Exercises Draw Large Crowd at Presbyterian Church
The Thursday night service at the Presbyterian church featured music and a commencement address. Fourteen graduates received diplomas including John Todd Ruth Josie Allen Emma Hamilton Helen Dobbs and Walter Bolding. An ice cream supper follows on Friday with many locals noted in attendance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Misa Maggie Dobbins
Ferry Key
United Brothers Church
Mr. Jackson
John Todd
Ruth
Josie Allen
Emma Hamilton
Helen Dobbs
Miss Emery
Walter Bolding
Fred Stone
Elbert Denny
Vera Hostner
Vonne Daniels
Miss Ferguson
George Stone
Carry Blackamore
Rain Lifts Burns City Spirits Amid Festival Plans
The town expresses gratitude for recent rain while Mrs. Sargent improves her Main street property. Miss Nelle Kutch visits St. Bernice with her brother. Colman of Bedford visited Andrew Armstrong last week. Dr. Melcard Kutch of Terre Haute saw his sister here. Young people prepare for a big festival on M. E. church lawn next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nelle Kutch
St. Bernice
Mr. Colman of
Bedford
Andrew Armstrong
Melcard Kutch
Terre Haute
M. E. Church
Baptizing at Raglesville and local social notes
Reports from Baile recount a baptism at Raglesville Sunday and a string of local visits. Concord's John Arney and family spent Sunday with Bolding. Ada Bolding helped John Arney's group. Miss Pearl McClellan hosted and others traveled from Evansville and Princeton. The LO F lodge settled a rent dispute at Toon school house with the jury ruling for Dalton Co. and Mr. Dalton. Jefferson Hastings’ descendants visited. 88 year old Mr. Crooke of Newberry, in frail health after a fall, was noted visiting his daughter near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raglesville
John Arney
Concord
Bolding’s
Jefferson Hastings
Wylie H
Bert
Princeton
Lovie
Evansvile
Lewiston
Goldie
Evansville
Crooke
Newberry
Frank Garrett
Local People Attend Guests and Funeral in Nearby Towns
Homer Clark visited Plainville Sun Walter Bennett and James Herman traveled to Epsom on Friday. J A Grove and family went to Cornettsville. J N Myers of Plainville was in the area Thursday. Roby Groves visited Mattie Snyde. Bell of Epsom stayed with Mrs Millard Groves on Friday. Wesley Reed and family and Mrs Joe Graber attended the funeral of Mrs William Smith of Montgomery on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bennett
James Herman
Epsom
Bell of
Mra .Millard Groves
Wesley Reed
Joe Graber
Mra
William Smith
Montgomery
Local Notes Report Mixed Health and Community Life
Mrs John H Myers health remains poor invites concern. Rain brings smiles as wheat fields are mostly cut. Miss Lettie L Wadsworth of Chicago visits Mrs Mary O Wadsworth and family. Baptism at Wadsworth pond officiated by Rev Wm H Todd. Hulman Co representative B G Brooke visits. Angling trip to Old Bed river poorly rewarded. Viezigler family visits relatives. Rev J F Stanton visits Washington. Mrs Zibbie Myers visits Evansville and relatives. Miss Jeasie Karr returns to Washington with grandmother Mrs Armilda Williams. Mill men advertise belting lacing and packing supplies by G D Abraham.
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Poindexter
Laughlin
House of Quality
Co-operative
Freezer
Ter
Osborne
Keock and Gaughey
Fia
Clay Owen
Bicknell
Addie Williams
Hyatt
Anna Groves
Asburry Hunter
Washington State
Norman Martin
Plumer
Emma Scott
Wash
Ington
D. H. Slinkard
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Boosters
Lafe Scott
Bloomfield Mon
Lizzie Skomp
Fred Skomp
M. F. Mcintosh
Worthington
Calvin Bennett
Su Pitman
Bland Ketchem of
Jim Wier
Elnora
3. B.bennett
W. E. Langhlin
Roy Lehman
E. & I. Depot
Mat Cox
D. K. Chambers
Sam Riddle
Rosie Beck
Springfield
Mrs. Neal Guthrie
Terre
Haute
Lewis Owens
Colon
John Richardson
Odon
Tom Stout
Hildred
Oral Dobbins
Chas Primmer
Wm Henderson
Mrs. Ward Barter
Mrs
Dan
Na ‘Richardeon
Jes
Richardeon
Henry
W. D. Slimp and
G. E. Edmondson
Lloyd Chaney
Chester Parsley
Kansas
Dogshead
H. C. Tolliver
Joe Green
Wm. Lehman
Linton
W.H. Carress
101 Ranch
Ing
Europe
Lillie
Anna Feltner
Harry Hitchcock
Gay Johnson
Ima Beever
Mrs. Beever
Washington
James Quilliam
Roland Pershing
Quilliam
Kryl
Chautauqua
Leveda Maryfield
Burns City
Royal Myers
Prudence Hannah
Bobby Brotlers
Drug Department
J. R. Gantz, Ph. G
Sam Kinnaman
John Shake, Jr
He Balen Dee Bokipe
Millie
Miss Peal McClellan Sumiay
Ada Bolding
Sunny Withon Se
LO. O. F. Lodge
Dalton
Toon School
Justice of Peace
McHolland
Alf
Beasley
Dalton Co
Ed Laughlin
Lodge
Trainor
Homer Clark
J. A. Grove
Cornettsville
J. N. Myers
Roby Groves
Mattie Snyde
John H. Myers
Lettie L Wadsworth
Chicago
Mary O. Wadsworth
Wadsworth Pond
Wm. H. Todd
B. G. Brooke
Hulman Co
F. G. Winkelpleck
Ol Herndon
Viezigler
J. F. Stanton
St. Joseph’s Parish
Zibbie Myers
Oliver
Jeasie Karr
Armilda
Williams
G D. Abraham
Boris Dt
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