Kinmundy Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Guy Arnold stayed in Kinmundy with relatives from Wednesday to Friday. Several locals, including J. W. Garrett and son Clyde, Charles Garrett, Fred Headley, Loyd Cox, James Bassett, and Bert Garrett, were seen about town on various errands and visits. Arnold Chapel events featured prayer meetings and weekend sermons by Rev. Dean Abendroth, with numerous families attending Sunday services and dinners at neighbors’ homes.
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Guy Arnold
Kinmundy
Ralph Feathers
J. T
A. I. Eagan
Dick Feather
Bassett Brothers
Bert Garrett
St. Paul
George Feathers
Baby Betty
Charley
Lezabeth Cox
Kathryn Lowe
Alta Cox
Cecil Lowe
Edna
Lora Bassett
Abbie Cox
Glotfelty
Vernon
Arnold Chapel
Charley Arnold
Monroe
Don
Hattie Green
Feir
Icy Garrett
Lodema Wilson
Conant
Stella Cox
Relza Williams
Ben Krug
Bertha Moeller
Hing Moeller
Ed Moeller
Local visitors attend Glen Ehrat at Win Headley farm
Glen Ehrat hosted visitors Win Head ley and Abbbie Cox on Monday. Tom Jones and Ed Doolen also visited Ehrat at his farm that day.
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Glen Ehrat
Win‘ Headley
Abbbie Cox
Tom Jones
Ed Doolen
Social Roundup From Brick Area Families
Brick area residents share visits and errands across Odin Patoka Centralia Eldorado and Boulder. Local couples attend dinners deliveries eggs and spelling prizes while relatives travel for family events and birthdays.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and a Community Show
Eureka pastor Reverend Rosborough visited Sunday morning while Tony Holthaus of Centralia and Russell Lovell of Patoka stopped by on weekends. A group from Salem and others motored to Altamont. Thelma Heaver and Gladys McClelland toured Hanson to see Mrs. Mundy who has been seriously ill. The Igel and Seymbek families of Detroit were here after Frank Igel’s death. The P T A show of The Shepherd of the Hills at the school gym drew funds with help from Centralia friends. C. N. Potter spent Thursday in Benton and Mrs. Emil Wood with daughter visited Centralia. Frank Hagedorn family visited Belleville. Mrs. T A Newman returned from five months in Detroit. Mrs. Fred Daniels of Harvey spent time with her parents Frank and Mrs. McGuire.
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Frank Jett
Warrie Jackson
G. F. Jett
Lillian Nicholson
Stanley
Odin
Guy Morgan
George Nicholson
Babe Ticknor
Edwin
Lawrence Harding
Centralia
Elmer Kirgan
Pearl Jackson
Bud Adams
Herman Muck
Fredonia
Dortha
Buddy
George Jett
Witte
William Galbreath
Nancy Joy
Mary Ticknor
Wm. Johnson
Eldorado, IN
Anna Hicks
Miss Hazel
Catherine Kerwin
Edgar Kerwin
Dwight Briscoe
Johnson
Malrich
Anna Adams
Mildred
Alma
Rea Shreffler
Ralph
W. J. Ramsey
Lyle
Illinois
Earl Ramsey
Near Patoka
Verbie Ramsey
Little Daughter
Fairman
Maggie Ramsey
Dennis Branch
Beryle Durbin Sr
Jim Nettles
Boulder
Rosborough
Eureka
Tony Holthaus
Sandoval
Russell Lovell
Patoka Vas
A. R. Williams
Salem
Anna Peters
Emma Bligh
Anna Louise
Rena Vermes
Altamont
Thelma Heaver
Gladys McClelland
Hanson
Lenora Mundy
Vincent Igel
Valentine Seymbek
Anne
Detroit
Frank Igel
C. N. Potter
Benton
Emil Wood
Frank Hagedorn
Belleville
T. A. Newman
Fred Duncan
Fred Daniels
Harvey
Frank McGuire
Community Sunday Calls Throughout the Walker Family
Ike Walker and family and others spent Sunday visiting Claude Walker and family. Numerous relatives visited neighbors, called on Thalman and Gerrish households, and social visits occurred across multiple families including Perrine, Yardley, Jett, Belcher, and Black.
Round Top Residents Active in Weekend Tasks
Rufus Stephens butchered a hog Friday. Lawrence Kissner and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kissner Saturday night. Tom and Maurice Ballance shopped in Patoka Saturday afternoon. Samuel Britt works at Kroger in Nashville Illinois. Harry Britt farms near Cropsey Illinois. Claude Poster carried a new sash home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Burl Wortman visited Levi Hill and family Sunday. This is their
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Rufus Stephens
Lawrence Kissner
Lewis Kissner
Tom
Maurice Ballance
Samuel Britt
Kroger
Nashville
Harry Britt
Cropsey
Claude Poster
Claude
Burl Wortman
Levi Hill
Smallpox quarantine ends as locals enjoy spring in Hill area
Residents celebrate freedom from smallpox restrictions. Multiple families visit neighbors on the Hill and nearby towns. Social calls include Stembaughs, Buckmasters, Bryants, Obergs and Daniels as winter ailments ease. A remark questions teaching golf to a boy before earning a living.
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Ike Walker
Vernie Bricker
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Lawrence Perrine
Arlene
Joe Yardley
Ruben Thalman
Walker Boys
Cecil Jett
Ben Thalman
Charley Thalman
Nellie Belcher
John Thalman
S. H. Britt
Bert Chance
Wm. Ballance
Ea Belcher
Ethel Long
Edna Thalman
Wilma Thalman
Lawrence, Kissner
Robert Arnold
John
Thalman Land
Wes Black
Ransom Hicks
Luther Perrine
Vesper Alexander
Fred Tacke
Erna Foltz
Harle
Viola Jett
Beatrice Black
Stombaugh “Hill
Ie Ray
Fred File
Tamaleco
Herbert Reeder
Vandalia
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Sam Bryant
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Clove Buckmaster
Martin Stembaugh
Rollie Stembaugh
Amil Oberg
Silas Bryant
Smithboro
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West Vandalia
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Buddy Stombaugh
Marshall Oberg
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Maxwell House
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