Farmersburg Items Chronicle Local Happenings
John C. Carpenter, aged 80, died at his Farmersburg home after illness from old age. Rev. Reynolds recovers from a nervous breakdown. Mrs. Hazel Self visits Farmersburg relatives while staying with aunt in Chapman Kansas. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orie Starkey on Feb 13. Funeral attendance marked by Mrs. Mary Ripple’s service at Merom Station. Mrs. Emery Jennings via California reports pleasant weather. James H. Collins returns from Texas with grapefruit and vegetables. After 32 years separated, Mrs. Sherman learns the whereabouts of Mrs. Wheeler from Terre Haute where they previously worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Carpenter
Farmersburg
Owen County
Ind
Wm. Gaskins
Emery Jennings
California
James H. Collins
Texas
Sherman
Wheeler
Terre Haute
Haddon Items From Carlisle News
John E M Purcell former Carlisle grain dealer sold his Carlisle residence to T Q Ellis for 5000 dollars with spring possession and plans to move to California. Ellis sold his Carlisle farm to Miss Helen B Akin. John G Brevins an elder Carlisle resident died at his daughter’s home in Moneagua Illinois after a short illness. funeral in Carlisle and burial in O C F cemetery. Clifford M Orr bought the remaining interest of Heber Warner and is now sole owner. Mr and Mrs Rey Sisson and children returned from Becker. few relatives visited in Colorado Springs. Robert Boone stayed behind and is improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. M. Purcell
Carlisle
T. QO. Ellis
John G. Brevins
Andrew Isbell
Moneagua
Clifford M. Orr
Heber Warner
Rey St
Becker
Will of Clay Jewell Peeled for Probate
The will of the late Henry Clay Jewell of Fairbanks township filed for probate in Avon Park Florida. Debts and funeral expenses are to be paid. If the wife survives, all property goes to her. if she dies first, to James W Milligan. James W Milligan named executor. witnesses Arthur B DeBaun and Slinkle Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Jewell
Fairbanks Township
Avon Park
Fla
David Giles
Sareth B. Jewell
James W. Milligan
Mrs. Jewell
Arthur &. DeBaun
Slinkle. Hays
Miner Killed in Slate Fall at Oak Grove Mine
Grover Marlow aged 38 died after a slate fall at the Oak Grove mine east of the city. He died at 2:30 pm after being brought to the county hospital with a broken back and crushed leg. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 from the M E church. Survived by widow, two children, mother Mrs Perry Marlow, two brothers Walter and Harve, with brother Frank having died in a mine accident 21 years ago. Marlow was a member of the Sullivan Moose lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale Grover Marlow
Oak Grove
Marlow
M. E
S. J. Cross
Center Ridge Cemetery
Perry Marlow
Walter Marlow
Harve Marlow
Sullivan Moose Lodge
Frank Marlow
School Reopens After Four Day Winter Break
After a four day interruption caused by a heating breakdown classes resumed Friday morning at the gymnasium school building.
War Welfare Fund For Soldiers Use In Sullivan County
A $650 War Welfare Fund for education of former Sullivan County servicemen is available. An advisory board of Richard Park A W Youngblood and N K Harris will decide its use with the Sullivan Farmersburg and Carlisle American Legion posts guiding distribution. Joe Black of near Charleston Illinois visited relatives here, his first return since childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Sullivan County
American Legion
Sullivan
Farmersburg
Carlisle
Richard Park
A. W. Youngblood
N. K. Harris
of the Legion
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John C. Chaney
Citizens Trust Building
Ol¢ Tires
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Sherman Theatre
Farmersburg Wews
Haddon
Carlisle News
Purine
Tor Cathy
Fred
Chicago
Ches. Field
Chester
Xanthi
Cavalla
Smyrna
Samsoun
aiZte
T. A. Briggs
Crey
Sullivan County War Welfare Fund
Joe Black
Charleston
Ill
John T. Watson
Mr. Black
Thomas Black
Eg, J
J. W. Watson
Graysville
Merom
Farrow
John Deere
Kentucky
Sattley Gang
James Oliver
Syracuse
C. E. Watson
Harrison & Drake
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