Local residents visit Porterville and surrounding towns
Dr. W. S. Alexander and Rev. Charles Duncan traveled to Porterville where Duncan filled his regular appointment. Various residents from Linton Sullivan Terre Haute and Eaton visited family or attended events, including Roscoe Daugherty, Nancy Kelly, and guests of the Shaw and Reynolds households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Alexander
Charles Duncan
Porterville
Duncan
Bert Arnett
Linton
A. P. Coyners
Nancy Kelly
Elizabeth Hatten
Elsie Shaw
Helen Jones
Barbara Emerson
Julia Ruth Butler
Hazel Lindley
Lilian Mason
Ralph Daugherty
Fort Pierce
Florida
Reid Wilson
Terre Haute
Jerry Wilson
Frank Robertson
Trimble
Martha Shaw
Sullivan
Dr. Cox
Carlisle
Mercra
Roscoe Daugherty
Lincolia Literary Society stages Womanless Wedding
Carl Daniels and Ford Johnson transacted business in Terre Haute Tuesday. Rev. Ernest Treber traveled to Blountsville for a Christian conference. Mrs. Wm. Daugherty has influenza and is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Daniels
Ford Johnson
Terre Haute
Ernest Treber
Blountsville
Ind
Boys In
Lincolia Literary Society
College Auditorium
Wm. Daugherty
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad and Local Social Visit Roundup
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes a 40 year old treatment with an ointment and an internal tonic. Local social notes include visits from John McKee of Merom to Mrs Rose, Dr C E Thomson and family with Ellen Drake of Terre Haute at Fred Wernz's, and various Sunday gatherings among Merrell, Wernz, Trueblood, and Drake families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
John McKee
Merom
Rose
C. E. Thomson
Ellen Drake
Terre Haute
Edgar Strain
Fred Wernz
Homer Dilley
Fairbanks
Hosea Drake
Carl Lester
Clare Merrill
Sullivan
Ray Trueblood
Clare
Lex Trueblood
Casey
Elmer Trueblood
Graysville High School
L. L. Johnson
Youngstown
Charles Lester
Boardman
Will Lester
Loren Thomas
George Fuson
Second Prairie Creek
Prohibition Enforcement Guidance Circulated to Prosecutors
A state attorney general letter to prosecutors analyzes the Indiana Supreme Court ruling on liquor possession and its effect on enforcing prohibition law. It explains charging offenders with other offenses and outlines search warrant considerations under old and new statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
U. S. Lesh
Edna
Franklin White
Supreme Court of Indiana
Robert Crabbs
State of Indiana
Callender
Social visits fill a quiet Sunday around town
Miss Lina O Neal spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Curtis Hopewell and family. Emory Smith visited Marion Marts. Harold Pittman and family visited his parents James and Mrs Woodard. Sam Engle and children called on Charles and Mrs Moore. Hosea Weaver and children of Terre Haute spent Saturday night and Sunday with Hamet Boone family. Arthur Banfield and children visited David Dawson family. Abe Hazelrigg of Terre Haute and Floyd Beele of St Louis called on Levi Jewell and Barnett Jr. and Will Jewell on Sunday. Eli Downs and children of near Graysville called on Levi Jewell and Barnett Jr. Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett
Floyd Taylor
Geneva Barcus
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
Amanda Alien
Curtis Hopewell
Bruce Fox
Farmersburg
Dudley Hayworth
David McKinney
Will Jewell
Barnett Jewell Sr
Harold Marts
Hud Hill
Tom Hood
West Terre Haute
Leslie Holmes
Fairbanks
Elmer Taylor
Iam
Ily
Lina O'Neal
Emory Smith
Marion Marts
Harold Pittman
James Woodard
Sam Engle
Charles Moore
Hosea Weaver
Hamet Boone
Arthur Banfield
David Dawson
Abe Hazelrigg
Floyd Beele
St. Louis
Levi Jewell
Barnett Jr
Eli Downs
Graysville
Double Wedding At Robinson Near Graysville
Miss Margaret Ransford and Noble McCain wed at Robinson last Saturday. Her sister Miss Vivan Ransford also married Dee Newlin the same day and place. The Ransfords live near Graysville. McCain’s family near this place. The couples will reside in Hutsonville and Robinson respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ransford
Graysville
Noble McCain
Robinson
Vivan Ransford
Dee Newlin
Gus Ransford
McCain
Minta McCain
Cox & Co
Newlin
Stacey E. Newlin
Hutsonville
Kennedy buried in Farmersburg after Terre Haute death
James Kennedy died at Union hospital in Terre Haute and was buried Monday at West Lawn cemetery in Farmersburg. His father Dr. T. W. Kennedy and brother Earl Kennedy identified the body. Federal authorities have opened an investigation into an alleged dope ring in Terre Haute following Kennedy’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
James Kennedy
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
West Lawn
T. W. Kennedy
Earl Kennedy
Kennedy
Shelburn Man Pleads Guilty in Mule Possession Case
Earl McCracken near Shelburn pleaded guilty to illegal mule possession and sale charges. Mayor Walters sentenced him to 30 days at the penal farm and fined 100 dollars plus 25 dollars costs. Jesse Cody of Shelburn remains jailed on booze possession after a raid. Dr Garland Scott, returning from a South American tour with physicians, reports a fine trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McCracken
Shelburn
Walters
Jesse Cody
Garland Scott
South America
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Peerless
Milwaukee Road
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Puget Sound
Maxwell-Brown
Harvey Cooper
Drue
Alice Thornton
M. A. Reynolds
Cap. Reid
Wilson Vancleave
Vaneleave
Vera
Ed McKenzie
Don
T. A. Thompson
Iva
Pearl Mitchell
Eaton, IL
Harry Shaw
John Shaffer
John Mason
G. T. Carruthers
Arthur Asbury
Carl Binton
Emma Smith
Kingsley
Georgia Ransford
Sand Gap
Jesse Harris
Clint Phillips
Leonard Bosstick
Turman
Dan Cupid
Dr. Hines
Paul Phillips
Park
Manford Church
Mary Parker
Burrel Hull
Frank Badger
Hallie
Hymera
Loren Raines
Raines
Baidger
Virginia Harris
Jasonville
Union Chapel
Jerome Turman
Township
LUXOR
Thompson
Studebaker
W. B
H. P
Dixon-Harbaugh CO
West Washington St
H.P
Sullivan, Indiana
T. H. Star and Union
Bennett
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