Local Social and Church Notes From Liberty Township
William Douglas trips to Edinburgh and many visits across towns mark a busy week. Reports include Mrs Ot to Low with her sister in Plainfield, Mae Merritt and children in Newcavol, and Watter Mangus from Indianapolis hosting families. The Liberty Township Sunday School Convention met with Cartersburg Union, with talks on the Inter Church Movement and World Convention. The death of Charles Prewitt is noted, with funeral in the Baptist church. An eighteen birthday surprise for Lucile Bayliss and visits by Otto Low, Arthur Petty, and Martha Owens finish the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Township
Cartersburg
Brother Williams
Johnathan Low
Belleville
Cherry Grove
M. E
North Branch Friends
Charles Prewitt
Here
Baptist Church
Spring Hill Cemetery
Sunday Socials and Visits Across the Area
Mrs. Dana Mattern and daughter Leota visited the Hoffmans at Bridgeport during the past week. J M Terrell called on the seriously ill John Kennedy. Geneva Catron visited Miss Mabel Ellis. Orlando Kellum of Long Beach California stayed with his sister Mrs E A Zimmerman. Several residents took an eighth year exam in Avon. Mrs John Bray and Mrs James Frantz called on Mrs John Kennedy in Indianapolis. Charles Mattern of Plainfield visited the Williams Matterns. Frank Lytle and family from Indianapolis spent Sunday with John Stanley's family. Mrs Dana Welbourne visited her niece Mrs Allen Richardson in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Kellum
Long Beach
Calif
E. A. Zimmerman
Appointment of Administrator for Edwin J. Mattern Estate
William O. Mattern appointed by Hendricks County Circuit Court as administrator of Edwin J. Mattern deceased. Estate declared solvent. March 10, 1920. 11-36.
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Circuit Court
Kendricks County
Indiana
George H. Johnson
Hendricks County
Chas. S. Johnson
Edwin J. Mattern
William O. Mattern
Hazelwood social notes and obituaries from Amo
Hazelwood with Hubert Sawyer and family of Indianapolis as Sunday guests of George Hodge. Lois Irene Richardson dies at age two years five months two days after six weeks illness. funeral March 22 at the Christian church with Rev. Crabb. Bern Thompson of Indianapolis visits home folks. several attend Sunday school convention at Cartersburg. Mrs Sarah E Craven of Hazelwood and Arthur Petty of Atchison Kansas visit relatives in Amo recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Sawyer and Family
Indianapolis
George Hodge
Herbert Fisher
Horace Osborn
Lois Irene
Wesley
Edna Richardson
the Christian Church
Crabb
Hall
Sarah E. Craven
Hazelwood
Arthur Petty
Atchison, Kans
Amo
George Mattern Returns to Des Moines Home Iowa
George Mattern has returned to his home at Des Moines Iowa. John Church of Richmond spent time in the area and may be connected to local events noted in the same brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mattern
Des Moines
Iowa
John Church
Richmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pep
Ford
Clayton
C. A. Edmonson
Danville
William Douglas
Edinburgh
Otto Low
Lee Hardaegh
Plainfield
Rirs. Mae Merritt and Children
Newc ‘Avol
Sam Thomas
Himer
Flackville
Sunday
Harry Thompson
Will Douglas
George Thompson
Ben Davis
George Bergman
Ruth
Hart York
Martha Owens
Kansas
Frank Owens
Plainneid
Wal Owens and Family
Grace Crow
Howard Stephenson
John Grave
H. E. Quinn
Williams
Matilda Burris
Ansel Edrington
Noblesville
Lucile Bayliss
Lucile
Town OF
Emma G. Lewis
Plainfield, Ind
Robert Townsend
South Vine Street
David Douglas
Mitchelin and Goodrich
Vaughn & Son
Horace Zimmerman
Dana Mattern
Leota
Earl Hoffman
Bridgeport
J. M. Terrell
John Kennedy
Geneva Catron
Mabel Ellis
Clarence Lee
Loren Woods
Ailius Urban
Arthur Gran
Marie Bovard
Alice Terrell
Avon
John Bray
James Frantz
Charles Mattern
Plainfield, Caited
William Mattern
Frank Lytle
John Stanley
Dana Welbourne
Neice
Allen Richardson
Fesler
J.w.fesler
Mooresville, Ind
Reynolds Motor GO
Allen N. Reynolds
Horace L. Hanna
Otis BE. Gulley
Geanise Pruitt
Jessie Johnson
Monrovia
Bern Thompson
Arthur M. Davi
Chester
Vth
Huber and Samson Tractors
Farmers Supply Company
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