Local notes and sightings from GPAYSVILLE parish
A mixed village update reports health of Elmer Heek, visitors from Sullivan and Indianapolis, a wheat and oats crop note, a moving aerial sign for Cap Reid's restaurant, and local church activities. The piece mentions Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ransford of Muskegon, a Gentry dog and pony show, and multiple ministers at a weekend all day meeting with baptisms and sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Heek
Vis Owoliine
Mesure
Sullivan
Willi Graham
Meadow Lark Ledge
Forrest Burton
Bro. Avery
Epworth League
Wheatland
Ind
Mildred Shields
Harold Burke
Gentry
E. L. Ransford
Muskegon
Michigan
Cap Reid
Pleasantville Residents Attend College Events and Commencement
Pleasantville residents Amye Hunley and Gladys Kennedy plan to attend Teachers College in Indianapolis this summer. Mrs. Emery Harbin will join the commencement at the State Normal with her daughter Myrtle graduating. The Centennial Celebration is reported as a success. Rev. Brinklow of Pimento preached Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amye Hunley
Gladys Kennedy
Indianapolis
Teachers’ College
Florence Kirchoff
Mary Buck
Laurel Enochs
Terre Haute
Emery Harbin
Myrtle
Bruce Lind
Detroit
Brinklow
Pimento
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claims 49 Years of Use
The text advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a long standing remedy for catarrh. It claims an ointment provides quick local relief and an internal tonic acts through the blood to reduce mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists I J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
I”. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wiley High graduates and community notes at Kingsley
Mrs Edgar Strain and relatives attended Wiley High School commencement in Terre Haute. Elah Thomson was a graduate. Local报道 includes injuries, church events, marriages, visits, and many social notices across Kingsley and nearby towns with numerous names, places like Terre Haute, Indiana, and events through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Strain
Lorenz
Maxine
Fred Wernz
Ernestine
Wiley High School
Terre Haute
Elah Thomson
C. E. Thomson
Strain
Albin Bre Xswell
J. C. Foutz
Sumner
Ills
J. C. Vaughn
Linton
J. F. Patton
Lorena
Drake Church
Fairbanks High School
Ivan
Will Strain
Doild’s Bridee
Aire
Oliver Strain
Ferre Haute
Secona Preme Creek
Mary Tieree
Ruth Rizes
Indiana University
Merle Whitlock
Ruth Riggs
Whitlock
C. F. Whitlock
Hymera High School
Kingsley Epworth League
S. S. Orchestra
Charles Riggs
Raleigh Kersey
Rossville
Ind
George Kersey
Benson Chapel Visitors Reach Sullivan in Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Nash and daughter visited Sullivan Saturday. Miss Ernestine Drake stayed with her grandmother Mrs. Hiram Drake last week. Several families including the Osburn, Benson, Poe, Pearson, Piety, Harris, Thornberry, McCammon, Clark and Thornberry clans visited or hosted gatherings in Sullivan and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braxton Nash
Sullivan
Ernestine Drake
Hiram Drake
Frank Osburn
James
Geo. W. Osburn
Pauline
Claude Osburn
Bess
Sophronia Benson
Albert Poe
Malcolm
Clarence Osburn
William Pearson
Frank Benson
C. R. Piety
Arthur Harris
Emmett Thornberry
Richard McCammon
John Clark
Elsie Thorn and
Community talk at U. C. College by Dr Folensbee
Mrs. Anna Cushman and daughter Helen, Warren Watson and wife with Ella and Josie Eno attended a lecture by Dr L H Folensbee at the University College on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cushman
Helen
Warren Watson
Ella
Josie Eno
L. HE. Folensbee
U. C. College
Social notes and regional updates from Sullivan area
Mrs Emma Price and daughter Kelma of Robinson visit friends here. Prof Elizabeth Hatten travels to Mansfield Illinois to stay with Miss Dorothy James. Uncle Olan James arrives from Europe to join Dorothy and Prof Hatten. Mrs Emma Cooper returns from Indianapolis to Sullivan area. Medford Cooper visits from near Decatur. Corwin Phillips buys property north of his store from Mrs Bertha Boone. Mr and Mrs Cecil Phillips to move in. Ross Bolen of Indianapolis visits his mother Mrs Emma Cooper. Max Daugherty heads to Indianapolis for work with Treaker Bake Co. Mr and Mrs G T Carrithers visit Terre Haute with Arthur Asbury. Mrs Cora Cramer visits Mrs Nancy Kelly. Mr and Mrs Harry Dilley of Sullivan are guests of Mr and Mrs Clem Arnett. Frank Kaufman returns to Detroit after visiting his parents. Gregory Parker accompanies him. Miss Mary St Clair and Mr and Mrs Ernest Treber visit Sullivan. Mrs Glenn Adams and her son Frank visit Vincennes. Dorothy Burke’s birth anniversary marked. Domestic Science class serves a luncheon as a surprise. The world notes wide health concerns with schoolchildren and a new pediatric X ray heart exam. A large Mallet locomotive example described with 12 driving wheels and 425 tons, built for freight service on western railroads. A hedge clipping gauge design and an air-filled window box for sleeping rooms are illustrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Price
Kelma
Robinson
Elizabeth Hatten
Mansfield
Ill
Dorothy James
Olan James
Dorothy
Hatten
Europe
Emma Cooper
Indianapolis
Medford Cooper
Decatur
Corwin Phillips
Bertha Boone
Cecil Phillips
Ross Bolen
Max Daugherty
Treaker Bake Co
G. T. Carrithers
Arthur Asbury
Terre Haute
Cora Cramer
Nancy Kelly
Harry Dilley
Sullivan
Clem Arnett
Frank Kaufman
James Kaufman
Detroit
Mich
Dodge
Gregory Parker
Mary St. Clair
Ernest Treber
Glenn Adams
Frank
Vincennes
Dorothy Burke
Local residents and students active in fall events and visits
Dorothy Burke travels to Terre Haute to attend Indiana State Normal this summer. Mary Newland hosts Marguerite Hubble while Naomi Faulkner visits from Indianapolis. Local pastors school opens at the college with ten days of public lectures. Fort Benning veteran Guy Kinman now to Fort Smith and Hawaii assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Mona Ford Johnsson
W.S. Alexander
Karl Jedison
Murien Linke
Kentucky
Mer
Jacob Baughman
Dorothy Burke
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal
Clayton Hull
Sullivan
Oral Bonecutter
Ernest Treber
Marguerite Hubble
John Newland
Mary
West Terre Haute
Ind
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Falls Quality
Falls
Evergreen
R. H. Richart
Peerless Tire & Battery Phone Company
Southeast Corner Square
Gpaysville
Laura Avenue
Bob
A. B. Gray Co
Selma Ingersoll
Ross Turman
Lu Eo
Toole
Reynolds
Dugger
Peele
Lloyd Bailey
Chicago
Denney
Furry
Watkins
Sandborn
Edmons
Guy Miller
Shake
Wilson
Pleasantville
Conkey
Dess’s
North Side Druggists
Kingsley
G. W. Buff
Mary Medsker
Mary Mann
Bobbie Watson
Graysville
Cora Eno
Harold
Township
Chas. Stevens
Dudley Hayworth
Ida O'Dell
Ivs
Alvin Hood
Olin Moore
Chas. Cochran
Shelburn
P. T. Lloyd
Farmersburen
Jerry Bareus
Will Jewell
Barnett Jewell Sr
Chas. Wilson
Floyd Taylor
Sam Taylor
Elmer Taylor
Pearl
Hazel Marts
Jake Mansfield
Edna
Otto Jewell
Orval Harris
Leslie Tucker
Cory
Gus Clouse
Ray Clouse
Elias Denney
Farmershore
Gertrude Sharp
William Bennett
Ben Lane
Farmershoro
Chas. Wevelace
Sherburn
Lydia Wooelaml
Aly
Hardis Pittman
Will Alien
Clay City
Alvin Hervid
Wilma Hood
Allen Mattox
Fountainer
Will Balding
Near Terre Haute
Clarence Balding
Fairbanks
Luther Marts
Raymond
Robert Rogers
James Miller
Robert Miller
Bruce Fox
Farmersburg
Mildred Dawson
Marjorie Weaver
Big Springs
MEROM
Popular Mechanics
Whully
Physicians of
Minneapolis
Rocky Mountains
Pat Faethe
Vailes
Ite Eosier Bargain Store
Annelites
T. H. Star and Union
Lone Oven
Club Devatioiel
S Dvia Medsker
Jose Pound
Ea Ete
Tur- Road
Fern Nowlin
Wafer Ashman Tee Ee Marine Durham
Mabel Nowlin
Guy M. Kinman
Fort Benning
Bloomington
Fort Smith
One
Sh Vt
Hawaiian Islands
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