Local Notes and School Reopenings Near Town
GC C Carter harvests apples as Dr Mitchell buys Chioe farm northwest of town on business. Schools in town and country opened Monday under C C Williams. Mrs Silas Crane improves. Dr Goskorn and family from Washington visit Sallie Ketchem. J Lamb recovering from typhoid. Amos and Alfred Osborn reopen Recbem coal mine. Pie social at Laughlin school Friday. Mrs Orpha McCarter visits relatives near Elnora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mitchell
Chioe
Dr. Goskorn
Washington
Mrs
Sallie Ketchem
C. C. Williams
Local Social Notes Show Community Ties Across Town
A stream of visits and greetings highlights the week with Luther Thoms and family guests of Henry Thomas, Miss Agnes Hackler spending time with Alpha Brock, and multiple callers including Mrs. Ben Franklin, Emery Wade and daughter Lula, Pearl Chestnut, and Miss Lula Wade. High school ball news notes Burns City beating Loogootee. social visits continue among Brock, Wilkey, Franklin, and Wade families. The community mourns Mrs. Barbara Jones of three miles south, died Oct 1 1918, buried at Williams cemetery after Christian rites, leaving husband five daughters two sons and extended kin. Wilson Russel and Charley Young drop by, trains and church attendance noted. home life and neighborly hospitality thread the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jones
Andrew Jones
Williams Cemetery
Gore
Epsom Local Folks in Daily Movements and Visits
Harve Aishe repaired G. W. Bell’s house on Tuesday. Ernest Harris of Montgomery worked at the Epsom flouring mill he recently bought. William Ketchem and son Jess of Elnora passed through on Friday. W. A. Tomey of Plainville traveled through Epsom Monday toward his old home. Malinos O Faith returned home Saturday after a week in Washington. Clara Woren of Washington visited Mrs. Alf Myers Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Perry Key of Englesville stayed with G. WwW Tomey Saturday. Henry Wathen drove to Plainville Thursday. Calvin Keller and Roy Courtney of Washington visited Fes Keller on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Tomey
Plainville
Epsom
Clara Woren
Washington
Alf Myers
Fairview Visitors and Outings Noted in Local Social
Mrs Isaac Andis visited with Mrs Nancy Allen Friday. Mr and Mrs AT Myers spent Sunday with Andy Clark and family of Plainville. Ada Scott visited Ella Rhabottam Monday. Joe Wilkey visited his mother Nancy Allen Monday. Mrs Joe Wilkey drove to Plainville Saturday. Miss Baby Young visited Miss Edith Andis Sunday night. See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldon Chambers
G. Bowman and
Family
Odon
Bertha Hackler
Tressie Chestnut
Shiloh
Isaac Andis
Nancy Allen
Mrs
AT. Myers
Andy Clark
Plainville
Ada Scott
Ella Rhabottam
Joe Wilkey
Baby Young
Edith Andis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mgr
W. R. Nebriemer
Majestic
Hes
A. Jolliff& CO
GC. C. Carter
Mrs. S. M. Toon
Brambe
Silas Crane
James Cunningham
Newberry
Joseph Lamb
Chas. McDonald
Linton Sandau
Amos and
Alfred Osborn
Recbem
Laughlin School
Orpha McCarter
Elnora
Concor
Luther Thoms
Michael Thomas
Grace Braner
Michael Wilkey
Ed ™ Wilkey
Henry Thomas
Agnes. Hackler
Alpha Brock
Ben Franklin
Charley Franklin
Emery Wade
Miss Lula
Roscoe Franklin
Oton
Miss Pearl Chestnut
Jane Myers
Jane Brock
Lula Wade
Edith Wilkey
William Chambers
Tom Keller
Lewis Madette
Terre Haute
Miss Lithie Critchlow
Bick
Nell Sunday
Miss Pearl Thomas of
Bedford
Mrs. Tilford Kutch
Wayden Osborn
Blankenship
Robert Boyd
Stephen Mallette
Ruby Howe
Indian Pond
Beehunter
Joseph Mariette
Dwight Armstrong
Fay Gore
Gordon
Burns City
Loogootee
Loogootees
Taupe
Sto 7
Lee Resler and
Familly
Wesley Brown and
Liberty
Porter Nicewonder
Delmar
Franklin
Sadie Mallette
Alpha Black
Dank Hackler
Eaglesville
Wilson Russel
Charley Young
Joseph Brock
Joseph Wilkey
Walter Norris
Trainor
Fred Seals
Fairview
The
Christian Church
Ida Franklin
Lala Wade
Harve Aishe
G. W. Bell
Ernest Harris
Montgomery
William Ketchem
Jess
Malinos
O. Faith
Perry Key of
Englesville
Henry Wathen
Calvin, Keller
Roy Courtney
Fes Keller
Apd. Ay
Lydin Bechtel
Foros
South Side
Garten & Mason’s
Southside Exchange
Farmers Phone
T. Ask
Bly’s Drug Store
Bly’s
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