Early summer notes from Hutsonville area and visitors
The self binder will soon be laid aside and a steam thresher heard in the land. Hutsonville bathing beach draws many on Sundays, reducing church attendance. Ed Woodard reports a splendid clover crop. Junior Home Maker’s Club held an ice cream social with high turnout and sold all ice cream and some cakes for a fund to attend a chautauqua under Miss Williamson. Frank Bruner family visited Emison relatives. People attended Palestine Sunday school picnic hosted by Big Springs. Dr O’Haver led a quarterly conference with meagre attendance. Chas Brown visited on Thursday. Mrs Ridgeway returns from Virginia. Ira Drake of Fairbanks did business here. Lansberry Riggs and daughter traveled with Mr and Mrs to Sullivan after visiting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutsonville
Ed Woodard
Palestine
Big Springs
O’haver
Chas. Brown
H. J. Ridgeway
Virginia
Ira Drake
Fairbanks
Lansberry Riggs
Sullivan
Nelly Near
Leahy
Wm. Howard
Winter Haven
Fla
G. T. Buck
Ira Burt
Elnora
Delilah Walls
J. E. Townsley
Charles Jackson
Elva Hale
Zilpha Jackson
Charley Jackson
Ray Timmerman
Charley Mayfield
Ray Booker
Michigan
Shoptow
Big Springs Community Notes and Social Visits
Edith Bicknell visited her mother Mrs. Ingersoll on Sunday. Verne Buckley from Terre Haute stayed overnight with Ray Watson. Tesla Haines of Sullivan visited Osie Haines and family. Clint Clark and family from York HL visited O. T. Collier family. Mr. and Mrs. Walters of Carlisle visited Will Watson. O. T. Collier and wife went to Sullivan. Sunday school went by 15 autos to Palestine Illinois to dine in the park. Robert Medsker has a new Ford. Wheat harvest nears completion but heavy rains slowed growers. Charles Bragdon and wife visited Emerson Watson. Aren Nowlin has a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bicknell
Ingersoll
Verne Buckley
Terre Haute
Ray Watson
Tesla Haines
Sullivan
Osie Haines
Clint Clark
York
O. T. Collier
Walters
Carlisle
Will Watson
Palestine
Illinois
Robert Medsker
Charles Bragdon
Emerson Watson’s
Areh Nowlin
Local Social and Travel Notes from the Neighborhood
The item covers a successful ice cream supper, harvest notes with wheat ready, and local social visits. It lists Mrs Nelly Near and daughter Leahy in a speeding auto incident with no injuries, plus visits from Mrs Wm Howard and a Florida grandchild, G T Buck, Ira Burt, Delilah Walls, J E Townsley, Charles Jackson and family, and others.
Local Social Roundup From Graysville and Nearby Areas
Community notices record visits and callers across Graysville Terre Haute Farmersburg and nearby towns. Names include Joe Hopewell George McDonald Will Jewell Otto Jewell Josie Harding and several families with events spanning Sunday and Tuesday repasts and affectionate calls.
Local residents host visiting relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Miller and children visited Robert Miller and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Weaver and daughter Marjorie stayed with Hamit Boone last week. Miss Blanche Downs visited Sullivan over the weekend. Opal and Hazel Marts were guests of Mrs. Hamit Boone Sunday evening. The Boone household hosted Hamit Boone and Mrs. Hosea Weaver and Marjorie on Wednesday in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Jewell
Lavada Rice
Emery Smith
Roy Jewell
Neai Jewell
Joe Branson
Don Kendal
Baby
Will Jewell
Josie Harding
Arthur Marts
Blanch Downs
Hamit Boone
Oral Harris and Son
Hershel Jennings
Hud Hill
Richard Taylor
Lavadia Rice
Youngstown
Alva Marts
Ike Miller
Robert Miller
Hosea Weaver
Marjorie
Blanche Downs
Sullivan
Opal
Hazel Marts
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertising Claim
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. A reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists. Wall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wall
Merom Community Notes Social Roundup and Visits
Local residents log visits and travel from New Lebanon to Terre Haute and Indianapolis. Notables include Mrs. Sue Hawkins, Mrs. F. H. Johnson, Lucien Fleming, and Maude Robertson. Events feature visits, shopping trips, Army returnees, church gatherings, and a YMCA delegate at Geneva Conference.
Open shed vs closed barn for dairy cows debate gains data
U S Department of Agriculture findings from Beltsville summarize that open sheds yield slightly more milk and butterfat than closed barns over about eighty days, with 68 percent more bedding and cleaner cows, while open sheds may be less suitable in extreme cold and winds. Total milk and fat increased 2 732 and 97 74 pounds respectively across 21 cows. Individual responses varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Federal Department
Department of Agriculture
Big Springs Sunday School Holds All Day Outing Nearby Palestine
The Big Springs Sunday school near Graysville Indiana organized an all day outing and picnic at a park near Palestine Illinois. Fifteen loaded machines carried over fifty Sunday school members and baskets to the event. Attendees included Otha Collier Bace Cushman Warren Watson Ham Burton Emmet Nowlin Carl Burton Corwin Phillips Charles Eno Clint Clark James Durham and many others from the community along with families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Graysville
Indiana
Palestine
Illinois
Otha Collier
Bace Cushman
Warren Watson
Ham Burton
Emmet Nowlin
Carl Burton
Corwin Phillips
Charles Eno
Clint Clark
Jas. J. Durham
Henrietta Mann
Ella Eno
Josie Eno
Edna Pound
Helen Cushman
Allie Borders
Mary Mann
Elizabeth Pounds
Laura Langston
Nettie Martin
Edna Tuttle
Helen
Lois Reynolds
Marguerite Cushman
Doris
Amy Bilgew
Mattie Ransford
Kitty Eno
Bertha Rockwell
Audrey Quillen
Tom Durham
Ed Eno
Carl Cushman
Mary Medsker
Robert
Herbert
Guy
Marold Eno
Atchie Colvin
Ray Watson
Leo Phillips
Archie Nowlin
Verne Buckley
Shelburn
Athletic awakening in the East from Philippine occupation
The piece argues that American rule in the Philippines spurred a general athletic revival in the Far East. It compares the movement to ancient Olympics, noting how it started in one village and spread to others, fostering friendly competition and mutual respect among peoples in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Far East
Not So Bad After All Today Notions
A Wilmington Journal note reflects on fatal tomorrow fears and widespread worry, suggesting perspectives shift as time passes and concerns seem less severe than anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
CRESH
Williamson
Frank Bruner
Emison
Japan
Axminster
Alexander Smith Axminster
Service
South Giant
Riggs Clay Product Company
Joe Hopewell
George McDonald
Catherine
Farmersburg
Dannis
Myrtle Wernz
Alvin Hood
Ruth
David McKinney
Adin Baker
Ike Brown
MEROM
Sue Hawkins
New Lebanon
F. H. Johnson
Wm. Reed
Arthur Pifer
Charles Fairfield
Main Street
Maude Robertson
Faye Setzer
Terre Haute State Normal
Marjorie Andrews
Vern Nichols
Lucien Fleming
France
John Bailey
James
Chicago
Walter Thompson
Bonnie Milam
Lula Hawkins
Walline Boone
Indianapolis
Teachers College
Hershey
M. E
Alva Calvin
Prospect
Sullivan County
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Ind
McGormick
Black Bros. @ Co
Herbert S. Leach
Sherman
Lindley
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