Pendleton Social Roundup and Local Births
Pendleton notes recount visitors and gatherings at homes of Cole, Butte, and Garriott families, with dinners and afternoon calls. The column lists numerous local residents, extended family visits from Anderson and Fortville, a 104 pound birth named Lester Herman, and a prompt about soldier boys and a trip to Vevay Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Castle
Raymond Finney
Lulu Nye
Ira Litkie
Greenfield
Wil Burson
Wm. Cole
Ray Butte
Etna Stork
James Cole
Tatah
Tressie Chapple
Dorothea Cole
Geneva
Mabel Butte
Flora Mingle
Dale Stottlemyer
Wheeler Carrey Gregory
Fortville
Earl Garriott
Paul Mingle
Frank Garriott
Alfred Cole
South Pendleton Avenue
Carrie Jones
East ‘Street
Luther Shuman
Lester Herman
Dorothea Ellen
Leon Ash
Vevay
Iod
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Errands
Sugar Creak residents record neighbors visiting kin and friends across towns. Frank Hedrick and others made calls, trips to New Castle and Fal Tonesiay noted. a Polish China dog puppy is mentioned among casual family updates.
Zion Chapel Social Notices Blend Local Calls
Mrs Eli Cook visited Mrs Bert Armstrong Wednesday afternoon. J R Adams called at Wm Bridges Thursday and Rev VanY. Hollas Adams returned Friday from North Dakota and Alberta. Eli Cook and wife visited Robert Collins Sunday. Harve Reger family dined with Albert Reger Ott Bridges. Mary Harlan visited daughter Elmer Hasslar Thursday. Hershell Adams and Ralph Fridle on sick list. Rev VanY preaches Sunday at 7 30. George Gray and father visited Emporia Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hedrick
Frank Chew
Frank Pressnall
Shirley
Joshua Rateliff
Bert Judge
Prairie
Russell Pressnall
Lawrence Coon
Eli Cook
Bert Armstrong
Wilkinson
J. R. Adams
Wm. Bridges
Rev. Vany
Hollas Adams
North
North Dakota
Alberta
Canada
Eli Cooks
Robert Collins
Harve Reger
Albert Reger
Ott Bridges
Mary Harlan
Elmer Hasslar
Hershell Adams
Ralph Fridle
Vanyy
George Gray
Father
Emporia
Eldest Nichols Sister Mary Anne Milner Dies in Indiana
Mary Anne Nichols Milner, born September 9 1834 in Randolph County Indiana, wife of Jarees D Milner, moved with family to Hatcock County near Milner's Corner. Converted to the U B church in 1887, lived at Willow Branch with siblings until death after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Nichols
Josiah
Margaret Nichols
Randolph County
Indiana
Hatcock County
Sugar Creek
Milner
Milner's Corner
Bro. Roberts
U. B
Milner’s Corner
Mary
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Jas. A. Stafford, M. D
NEW Castle Home Hospital and Sanitarium
A.’ Have
Board of State
Bundy Houses
C. V. Hall
I. O. O. F. Bldg
Opp
Bundy Hotel
Indiznz
Pendleton
Walter Ellison
Cadiz
W. Keesling
Sae
John Lowery
D. W. Keesling
Jim’ Beaghan
New Castle
John Hedrick
Charles Callahan
Low Branch
D. W. Kessling
Jesse Badgley
Knightstown
Basil Keesling
Web Keesling
Jim Baughan
Center
Nellie Keesling
Carl Didfey
John Palmer
Markleville
Max Hensley
Max
Poland
China
McIntyre
Overland
Toledo
G. C. Decamp
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U. S.A
Shirley, Indiana
The
Markleville Bank
C. W. Keach
L. A. Keach
Benjamin Keach
Frank Staley
Stork
Exchaneriscounts
State of
County of
Madison
Ss. I
I. N. Addison
George
Elizabeth Ellen
Susanna
Margaret Caroline
Emma
C. G. Jaynes
Ginases
W.M. Edwards
Optometrist
Opto Bidg
Knightstown, Ind
Shirley Coal & Fertilizer
W. Delph G. W. Fouts
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