CUR CORRESPONDENTS AND LOCAL EVENTS
Multiple local notes report residents on illness and work, visits, moves, and family news. Notable items include Easter programs at churches, a high school basketball win 15 to 9, and a theatre performance by Hymera Athletic Club. Obituary for Ann Elizabeth Hall born 1836, died 1902, with funeral at Little Flock cemetery.
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Will Greenlee
Terre Haute
J. L. Siner
Marshal Smith
Will Eldridge
Hymera
Zemii Gray
Farmersburg High School
Shelburn
Red Men’s Hall
Hymera Athletic Club
Red Men’s Halls
Smathers
Esta Littlejohn
Dolly
Jas. Nicholson
Claude Asbury
Ann Elizabeth Hall
Delaware
C. S. Anderson
Baptist Church
Little Flock
W. V. Cuppy
Waveland
Ind
Pleasantville Notes Point to Local Happenings and Easter Programs
Pleasantville residents host visitors and announce births and illnesses. Community activity includes Easter services, Normal School opening with 31 students, telegraph line construction, and endowment fund canvassing led by Professors Ward and Atkinson. Local sales, social events, and visiting neighbors fill the week.
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Nickey
Pres. Aldrich
McCayne
Local Notes From Farmersburg and Nearby Towns
Sullivan visitors and Terre Haute residents frequent Farmersburg with social visits and church activities. Easter program and campus events at Union Chapel Sunday School highlight community life amid farming, road work delays, health concerns, and local entertainment by the Stevens trio and Millie the Quadroon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
S. S
Sugar Creek Newsortic items and crowd notes
The town reports a fine shower and a likely coal mine in the near future. Bud Ford returned to Terre Haute on Sunday. T. W. Mitchell of Carlisle passed through Friday. Good Hope church holds its regular meeting next Saturday and Sunday. Oscar Hawkins and wife from Sullivan were in town Friday evening. The assessor will begin visiting residents soon.
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Mrs. Johnson
Frank Howard
T. B. G.haver
Worthington
L. R. Edmonds
Freelandsville
George Ward
Carlisle
Jackson
Bessie Watson
Clare Johnson
Sullivan
Bertha Lucas
Corbin
Sandborn
T. J. Walls
Ed. Lash
Terre Haute
Jettie Hogan
Jas. Moore
Gertrude Bell
Jas. Branson
Nashville
Tenn
Laurel Bennet
M. E
H. C. Shaw
The
Christian Church
Mesdames Elza Jennings
Minnie McNeely
Chas Nesbit
Bert Manwaring
Shelburn
Lavade Walls
Elsie Neal
Nebraska
Hymen
Mabel Asbury
Anna King
Millie the Quadroon
Bud Ford
T. W. Mitchell
Good Hope Church
Oscar Hawkins
Ball-Tempered Plans for New Lines Progress
The report notes that both lines are expected to be completed in ten days. It praises the rock roads and extensive telephone connections as enabling satisfactory transportation and communication, signaling improved infrastructure and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle
Peach Bloom Destruction and Local News Update
Union Chapel reports peach blooms killed by frost while wheat benefits from recent rain. Areas show green growth as mumps spread in the western part of the county. Com and Ella Ransford note a very sick child.
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Ella Ransford
Graysville Notes on Local Residents and Events
David Cushman travels to Terre Haute for State Normal. Virgil Penny to teach this spring in the county. Uncle Charley Turman moves into John Pinkston’s former home. Miss Daisy Thomas home from State Normal. Perry Bicknell and Bace Huff did brick work for Ruben Ransford. Miss Fanny Houpt attended Arta Yager funeral from New Lebanon. Large oats acreage planned. farmers ready for high value feed. Jas E. Yager to Marshall Illinois to solicit for Day ton wholesale grocery. O Paul Cushman accompanies him. Easter observances held by Sabbath schools and Presbyterians afternoon and Methodists evening.
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Gertie Wilson
Terre Haute
State Normal
Rock
M. E. Church
Hindman
Newberry
Booker Store
Pleasantville Normal
David Cushman
Virgil Penny
Charley Turman
John Pinkston
Daisy Thomas
Perry Bicknell
Bace Huff
Ruben Ransford
Fanny Houpt
New Lebanon
Little Arta Yager
Jas. E. Yager
Marshall, Iils
Dayton
O. Paul Cushman
Apprenticeship Offered in Millinery Trade
Wanted an apprentice about 15 years of age to learn millinery. Apply at Resa Boatwrights. It pays for teachers to attend school occasionally, keeps them in the attitude of a student, and returns them more money for their future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resa Boatwrights
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Tom Berridge
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Arthur
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Jane Patten
I. Conover
F. T. DeLashmutt
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John F. Kehoe
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Palestine
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Marie Hinkle
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Noble Badger
John Hancock
Johnny Trueblood
Otis Kelley
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