Graysville Notes Mention Visitors and Local Changes
General Prosperity to take command of affairs. Mrs. A V Penny of Decatur visiting with Thomas family. Emmet Nowlin and family stayed with Carl Burton. Last quarterly meeting at Union discussed by locals. Mrs. W A Shields ill. Corn prospects improve. Domestic science class under Prof Medsker. Mrs Bulma Woodard visits Doddsbridge. John W Burnett of Providence here on business. Burton family retires from merchandise business. Newton to rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Penny
Decatur
Chas. E. Thomas
Emmet Nowlin
Carl Burton
Union
W. A. Shields
Medsker
Bulma Woodard
Max
Doddsbridge
John W. Burnett
Providence
W. P. Bailey
Frank Bruner
David Cushman
Sullivan
A. N. L. Burton and Sons
Newton
Party Guests Celebrate With Ice Cream and Cake
Attendees at Harry Thomas's Saturday night gathering include Lora Taylor Goldie Hendricks Susie Tipton Aretta Stout Edna Brown Vera Ratliff Daisy White Martha Craig Mary Brown Mary Craig Francis Ratliff Ruth Thomas Dorothy Verdia Brown Ruby Scott Della Hendricks Thelma Tennis Blanche Alice Thomas Flora Thomas Janie White Ruth Thomas Edna McDonald and many others. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thomas
Lora Taylor
Goldie Hendricks
Susie Tipton
Aretta Stout
Edna Brown
Vera Ratliff
Daisy White
Martha Craig
Mary Brown
Mary Craig
Francis Ratliff
Ruth Thomas
Dorothy
Verdia Brown
Ruby Scott
Della Hendricks
Thelma Tennis
Blanche
Alice Thomas
Flora Thomas
Janie White
Edna McDonald
William McDonald
Mary Osburn
James Thomas
Guy Osburn
John
James Craig
Marshall Smith
Clarence Reggins
Harry
Arthur Thomas
Gad Hays
Arthur Thrasher
Herbert Davidson
Thomas White
Quimby Ratliff
Roscoe Osburn
James
Albert Thomas
Romane Ratliff
Roy Stout
William White
Albert Taylor
Granville Hendricks
Henrietta Ratliff
Shelburn
Mildred
Bro. Robinson
P. J. Ratliff
Thomas, White
Hymera
Florence
Community Notes from Mil dred and Nearby Areas
Local residents attended church services and visited relatives across Mil dred Sullivan Terre Haute Hymera Fairbanks Shelburn and surrounding towns. Events include family gatherings visits by Mrs Woodard Mrs Brown Miss Jewell and multiple households sharing Sunday and weekday moments across several farms and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett Jewell
Sullivan
John Martin
Giles
Lydia Woodard
Brown
Dudley Hayworth
Will Reed
Farmersburg
Curt Hopewell
Floy Trueblood
Fairbanks
Hermina Jewell
Terre Haute
Alvin Hood
Will Hood
Hymera
Golda Cash
Dorothy McDonald
Maude Boone
George McDonnald
Bill Pittman
Harold and Lyle
Ed Gasken
Mamie
Marshell Jennings
P. T. Lloyd
Near Shelburn
Local Visitations and Funeral Attendance Reported
Corwin Phillips shows improvement after a week of illness. Dr Cato of Hutsonville awaits his recovery. Mrs A W Hayes of Elyria Ohio attended Mrs Tom Durhams funeral and returned home. Warren Watson visited Corry Phillips. Durham family members and Will Durham's party were here for Mrs Durhams funeral. Mary Mann traveled to Greencastle to visit friends over Sunday. Various families, including Watsons and Drue Thorn ton, spent Sunday with Warren Watson. Mrs Manning visited nephew James Rouse in Terre Haute. A farmers meeting at Chamber of Commerce drew Emmett Harrison Keann Tom Medsker and Will Ray Watson. Helen Cushman Allie Borders visited Edna Pounds. Heavy rain Monday morning benefited farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Watson
Corry Phillips
George Durham
Will Durham
Mrs. Durham
Mary Mann
Greencastle
Will Wattson
Emerson Watson
Drue Thornton
Emmett Harrison
Keann
Tom Medsker
Will
Ray Watson
Chamber of Commerce
Helen Cushman
Allie Borders
Edna Pounds
Local Rain Aids Hardened Valley Needs Amid Brush of News
A fine rain visited the vicinity Monday morning and was greatly appreciated as it was greatly needed. James Ball of Terre Haute, who had been painting Mrs H B Alsop’s house, returned home Sunday. Clarence Spencer purchased a new Dodge car and drove to town Friday evening with his family. William Alsop called on Ayden Robbins Monday. James Alsop made a flying trip to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ball
Terre Haute
H. B. Alsops
Clarence Spencer
William Alsop
Ayden Robbins
James Alsop
Mell Creager
Homer Creager
Smith
Paxton
Paxton Methodist
Mt. Calgery
Claude
Clarence Harlow
Will Alsop
Miss Spencer
Sullivan
Sunday Socials and Local Happenings in Paxton Area
Sunday saw neighbors visiting and church outings as families like Alsops, French, Ball, Chambers, Creagers, and Robbins gathered. A near Carlisle group and Mt Calvary prayer meeting drew attendees, while a child was injured by a vehicle Sunday night and taken home by auto for care.
Funeral attendance and community notices from Kingsley
Kingsley residents and families attended the funeral of Mrs. Lora Durham on Wednesday. Edgar Strain and family hosted guests C. E. Thomson and Rice of Crawfordsville, with others visiting nearby friends and relatives. Several locals traveled to Terre Haute and Shelburn, and the community heard that threshing will begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Will Thomas
R. G. DeHart
Elmer Harrison
Edgar Strain
Fred Wernz
W. A. Burton
Charles Riggs
Jessie Harrison
Emmett
Lora Durham
C. E. Thomson
Rice
Crawfordsville
Ind
Will Gaston
Shelburn
Wm. Parks
Secrestand
Flat Rock
Oscar Kennett
Isaac Kennett
Vigo
Kennett
Cal Harmone
Opal
Terre Haute
O. M. Deal
Kingsley
North Vernon
Jake Frederick
Als
Paxton
Albin Bicknell
Warren Dickerson
Marriage At Home Of The Schaffers In New Lebanon
Rev. J F O Haver district superintendent led a quarterly meeting in New Lebanon. Miss Clyfle Schaffer and Mr Roy Bland wed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs G D Schaffer with Rev R S Ringo performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heady
Sullivan
A. A. Brown
R. K. Houpt
Lizzie Evans
Faye Loudermilk
Davis Arnett
Bernice
Willlee
Sam Sandusky
John Goodman
Linton
Anna Hailsup
Columbus
Ind
J. F. O’haver
Clyfle Schaffer
Roy Bland
G. D. Schaffer
R S. Ringo
The Three Haute Star and Sullivan Union Subscriptions
Two papers ideal for readers in Haute Star and Sullivan Union offering a yearly rate of eight dollars for both newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Haute Star and Sullivan Union
Canning Guide for Winter Vegetables and Tomatoes
Instructions describe cold pack and hot pack methods for canning cauliflower lima beans string beans peas okra and tomatoes. Steps cover selecting produce washing blanching cooling packing sealing sterilizing and cooling to preserve color and quality.
Home Canning Instructions for Corn Tomatoes and Beans
Provides step by step techniques for canning corn alone corn with tomatoes and corn tomatoes and string beans. Includes preparation blanching packing salt quantities water sterilization times and cooling methods for safe preservation.
Home Canning by Cold Pack Method
The article urges home canning to offset rising costs and food shortages. It explains cold pack methods, blanching times for beans beets corn tomatoes spinach rhubarb cauliflower and asparagus, packing in clean cans with salt and water, and boiling times to sterilize. It describes equipment setup and storage for finished canned goods.
Pickles for Winter Table From Simple Home Recipes
A collection of pickle methods with ingredients and steps for green chopped pickles cucumber pickles and mixed pickles. Includes proportions for vegetables spices vinegar salt and methods like brining sterilization and sealing jars for long storage.
Reed and guests visit at Davis Hotel in Paris Ill
Mr and Mrs Joe Reed host guests at the Davis Hotel Paris Illinois with Reed brothers Claude Eva Elsie and Blanche Moss and Bertha Harris from Paris. Ruth Reid returns from Cleveland and others visit relatives in Kentucky Indiana and Ohio. A group of Indiana students at Columbia University is organized with C N Vance elected vice president and Joy Much more as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Reed
Davis Hotel
Tiurday
J. H. Reed
Claude Reed
Eva
Elsie Reed
Bertha Harris
Blanche Moss
Paris
Ill
Ruth Reid
Jack Bradley
Cleveland
Conroe Carter
Walkerton
Ind
Minnie Chaney
Ozro Dale
Martinsville
Frank Dale
C. H. Stratton
Indiana
Ohio
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
J. R. Riggs
Louisville
Emerson Krug
Otto Krug
Chicago
Krug
Columbia University
New York Cty
C. N. Vance
Miss Joy
R. T .Mcgibbon
Greenville
Miss
Harry Mahley
Huntingburg
Jacob Mahley
James M. Sinclair
James
Pawhuska
Oklahoma
Sinclair
Burke Sinclair
Colorado
S. S. Yeager
Graysville
Shelburn Sends Nineteen Men to Army
Shelburn announces the Engineering Corps recruiting detail has closed and moved to Hymera. Seventeen named locals plus two unlisted new recruits will be drilled at the ball park on Tuesdays and Fridays from 7 30 to 9 00 pm until August 4. Local lads may fill sergeant and three corporal posts, avoiding outsider assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburn
ARMY
Company A
Engineering Corps
Hymera
Phipps
Yeager
Jones
Canfield
Terre Haute
Elza Brown
James Hayes
Jess Lowry
Max Shelburn
Clyde Shelburn
Milt Lafollette
Ernie Lafollette
Bas Bolinger
Clay Snapp
Walter Dodson
Walter Wyman
Alex Shafer
Hughie Toms
Joseph Osborne
Ross Johns
Linkie MccCracklin
George Martin
Harvey Carsey
Sam Howard
New Lawsuits Across Multiple Parties in Indiana Coal Disputes
John Hale v Stewart K. Smith receiver of Consolidated Indiana Coal Co seeks damages. Nora Fisher v Clyde Fisher for divorce. Dueger Mutual Coal Minive Co v Stockton Coal Co seeks damages. Luzena Hinshaw v William Strain involves conversion. John C Walser v Mary R Walser seeks divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hale
Stewart K. Smith
Consolidated Indiana Coal Co
Nora Fisher
Clyde Fisher
Dueger Mutual Coal Minive Co
Stockton Coal Company
Mer
Price
Luzena
Hinshaw
William Strain
John C. Walser
Mary R. Walser
Marriage Licenses for Carlisle Terre Haute and nearby areas
Marriage licenses list Ira Woodward 21 farmer and Lillie F E Griffith 20 of Carlisle. William Norris 24 laborer and Anna Owens 17 of Shilburn. Edward A. Palmer 41 farmer and Stella M. Sluder 41 of Edward Roy Blann 21 farmer and Clyde E. Schaffer 22 teacher near New Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Woodward
Lillie FE
Griffith
Carlisle
William Norris
Terre Haute
Anna Owens
Shilburn
Edward A. Palmer
Stella M. Sluder
Sullivan
Edward Roy Blann
Farmer
Clyde E. Schaffer
New Lebanon
Plans for Twenty-First Old Settlers Meeting Held August 9
Plans are set for the twenty first old settlers meeting at Bennett's grove near Farmersburg on August 9. Efforts aim for a large gathering and include speakers Hon. Frank D. Dailey of Indianapolis Assistant U S Attorney General Mrs Mabel Curry of Terre Haute a noted suffrage advocate and County Agent Wright to arrange a prominent agricultural speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett's Grove
Farmersburg
Frank D. Dailey
Indianapolis
U. S
Mabel Curry
Terre Haute
Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Township
Big Springs
Corwin Phillips
Dr. Cato
Hutsonville
A. W. Hayes
Elyria
Tom Durham
Mrs. Manning
James Rouse
William and Mary Pattern
China
Sullivan, Indiana
S. Court St
Sherman Building
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