Local Notes from Merom and Nearby Areas
Roy Napier is sick with rheumatism. T C Sparks made a business trip to Robinson Illinois. David and Katherine Stewart of Providence attended church at the college chapel Sunday. Protracted meeting at the M E church began Sunday evening. All are invited to attend and assist in these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Napier
T. C. Sparks
Robinson
David and
Katherine Stewart
Providence
College Chapel
T. C. Sinclair
Crawford County
Illinois
Our City
Sallie Reed
Pifer
Palestine
Prof. Hatten
Shaw
Emma Ward
M. E
Paxton Briefs Highlight Local Faith and Family Visits
The infant son of Dr. C. R. Walters was seriously ill last week but improved. Nev. Graham filled his regular appointment here and at Carlisle on Sunday. Mrs. Manford Kindle and children from Terre Haute visit A. J. Arnett and wife this week. Pearl Dean of Oaktown visited Maud Daugherty Sunday. Miss Benefield returned home Sunday afternoon. Rev. Perkins conducted church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Walters
Nev
Graham
Carlisle
Pearl Dean
Oaktown
Maud Daugherty
New Suits in Greene County Courthouse Docket
Tressie Beach seeks divorce from Paris Beach for failure to provide. John E. Young sues William T. Selfridge et al. to foreclose. Dora Douglas files for divorce from Richard B. Douglas. George L. Burress sues Elijah B. French for a vender's lien foreclosure. Mattie Payne sues Jane McAnal ly and Thomas McAnal y to quiet title. Dora E. Ferguson sues Oliver Ferguson. John King sues Antioch Coal and Mining Company for damages. Filed from Greene County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressie Beach
Paris Beach
John E. Young
William T. Selfridge
Dora Douglas
Richard B. Douglas
George L. Burress
Elijah B. French
Mattie Payne
Jane McAnally
Thos. McAnaly
Dora E. Ferguson
Oliver Ferguson
John King
Antioch Coal and Mining Company
Greene County
Natural Weather Signs From Putnam’s Magazine
A collection of traditional weather lore from Putnam's Magazine describing signs of coming weather. The piece links atmospheric cues such as dew patterns, animal behavior, phenomena like northern lights and sun dogs, and farmer observations to rain, storms, and winter severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam’s Magazine
Big Springs Social and Local News Highlights
Mary Manning and her mother visited Sullivan on Friday. Mr. Pitser and Charlie Vice of Terre Haute stayed at Warren Watson’s on Wednesday. D. T. Cushman and wife with Will Harrison dined at the Medsker home. The winter term of the Big Springs school closed with a dinner. Rev. Hershey dined at the Watson home Sunday. Dr. Durham sold fat cattle to R. F. Knotts on Monday. Big Springs people attended a Graysville ball game Friday. Hamilton Burton and Elsie Shields visited Martha Durham Sunday afternoon. O. T. Collier installed several new phones last week. Mrs Neese visited Graysville last Thursday. Warren Watson sowed oats Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pitser
Charlie Vice
Terre Haute
Warren Watson’s
Big Springs
Hershey
Watson
Dr. Durham
R. F. Knotts
Graysville
Also Mentioned on This Page
MEROM
H. G. Rowe
John T. O’shear
Trimble
Iils
Rebecca Pearson
Piqua
Ohio
Pearl Wright
Ben Hur
Mrs. Innsgrave
Church of Christ
Riggins
Harmony
James Nash
John Nesbit
Tom Wolfe
Shepherd Farm
Melvin Walters
John Peyton
Paxton
Miss Benefield
Rev. Perkins
Torchon
Sullivan
Aus
Zeinlace
Springer, Carrithers & Crowder
Outfitters For Mankind
Indiana
Mary Manning
Mother
D. T. Cushman
Will Harrison
Medsker Home
Hamilton Burton
Elsie Shields
Martha Durham
O. T. Collier
Neese
Warren Watson
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