Local social notes from Pales tine and Robinson area
Misses Severns Runyan and Douglass spent the weekend with Ruth and Maud Black near Pales tine. Prof Sanford and family joined Rev Brooks and wife for Sunday dinner. Ray Bateman Mansfield Harvey Finley Brazil and Rea Heilman Effingham visited. Mervin Cooper and Ethel Hoesman wed at bride’s parents. Several locals attended events and gatherings across Robinson Sullivan Terre Haute Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severns, Runyan and
Douglass
Ruth and
Maud Black
Palestine
Prof. Sanford
Rev. Brooks
Ray Bateman
Mansfield
Harvey Finley
Brazil
Ind
Rea Heilman
Effingham, Ill
Stoddard
Mervin D. Cooper
Ethel Hoesman
Foot Ease Aids National Preparedness Boots Comfort
Men drilling for national preparedness rely on Allen's Foot Ease to ease friction in shoes and provide instant relief for tired swollen and tender feet. It freshens feet and helps blisters calluses. Also used in boot-baths. claimed by the ad to be used by British and French troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Local Happenings From Big Springs Sunday
A. G. Cushman and family visited C. F. Whitlock on Sunday. Laura Langston called on Tom Durham, and Mrs. T. K. Cushman visited Mrs. Mary Medsker. Mable Nowlin tutored on teachers' exams. Emerson Watson went to Indianapolis on business. Martha and Lucile Durham traveled to Sullivan. Heavy rains delay corn planting. very little has been planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Cushman
Mary Medsker
Mable Nowlin
Mother Ingersoll
Emerson Watson
Indianapolis
Martha
Lucile Durham
Sullivan
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Remedy
Thousands of mothers worry as children cry in sleep and suffer peevishness constipation and colds. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children has 30 years of trusted use in many homes. They often break up colds in 24 hours regulate bowels and destroy worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Local Farm News Highlights Purchases and Repairs
John Huff completes a new barn and John Miller nears completion on a house. W L Nash builds a cattle barn and G T Wilson attends a farmer meeting at W H Jones farm. T J Wheaton sells his farm to Lafe Pigg of Lewis for 10000 dollars. Several trips and visits occur among local residents including Willis brothers and Spencer families. A man named Jim Robbins suffers a broken collar bone after a hayload fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huff
John Miller
W. L. Nash
G. T. Wilson
W. H. Jones
T. J. Wheaton
Lafe Pigg
Lewis
Joseph L
Chas. E. Willis
Terre Haute
J. H. Miller
Walter Spencer
G. J
Local families visit and Sunday gatherings noted
Clarence Spencer and family visited Ben Brown and family Sunday. Walter Whitlock G J Spencer and Ben Brown went to Sullivan Saturday. Alvin Hood made a business trip to Terre Haute Thursday. Miss Gertrude Branson spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hosea Liston near Middletown. Mr and Mrs Floyd Taylor and Mr and Mrs Sam Taylor visited Elmer Taylor and family Sunday. Miss Elsie Barcus had dinner with Mr and Mrs Tom Lloyd near Shelburn Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Pittman and sons Harold and Lile spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Curt Hopewell. Miss Herman Jewell spent Wednesday afternoon in Farmersburg. Mr and Mrs Eli Downs and family visited Mr and Mrs Clifford Wernz Sunday. Mr and Mrs Amond Wyman and sons attended a church at Concord and took dinner with Mr and Mrs Claude McDonnall Sunday. Miss Opal McKinney spent Sunday with Miss Maude Boone. Olin Moore was in Terre Haute, Mr and Mrs Mike Jewell and Mr and Mrs William Jewell spent Sunday Barnett Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Hood
Terre Haute
Gertrude Branson
Hosea Liston
Middletown
Floyd Taylor
Sam Taylor
Elmer Taylor
Elsie Barcus
Tom Lloyd
Shelburn
William Pittman
Harold and
Lile
Curt Hopewell
Herman Jewell
Farmersburg
Eli Downs
Clifford Wernz
Amond Wyman and Sons
Concord
Claude McDonnall
Opal McKinney
Maude Boone
Olin Moore
Mike Jewell
Graysville Weather Delays Farm Work as Rain Persists
The local column notes continued rain delaying farm chores and urging rest. It mentions Prof VanCleave leaving for Bloomington with household goods and plans for two new houses in town. Odious weather limits attendance at lectures on Revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. VanCleave
Bloomington
O. P. Badger
Thomas
Ancil Woodard
Lon Pennington
Jas. Kelly
Soldier Boys
Phillipines
Herold Goins
Plainville
Granville Thompson
H. C. Shaw
Christian Church
Simeon Yager
Jasonville
George Pitser
J. D. Ransford
O. M. Deal
Farmersburg
Sunday Church Attendance and Local Visits Report
A rural community report notes church attendance at Palmer's Prairie Sunday night with several families present. Miss Blanche Thomas visited her parents, and multiple residents spent Sunday with friends and relatives. A preaching service is planned at Mildred school house each Sunday night and a large dinner honored Mrs. Walter Everhart completing her school term. Romane Ratliff is ill with mumps. Several residents traveled to Sullivan and Shelburn for visits while Gilbert Taylor called on Aretta Stout. Continuous Sunday school at Mildred school house is scheduled, and the Ratliffs and DeBusks are among local families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Thomas
Beulah Stout
Aretta Stout
Edward Scott
Harold Clark
Dewey Hopewell
Harry
Albert Thomas
Palmer’s Prairie
Blanche Thomas
James Thomas
William Ratliff
Bertram Hamby
Mildred School
Vera
Francis Ratliff
Edna Brown
Walter Everhart
Romane Ratliff
John Stout
Sullivan
Pete Ratliff
Shelburn
Gilbert Taylor
Sam Price
Johnnie
Frank DeBusk
Farmersburg Citizen Bruised After Fall on Home Walk
Col. A. P. Asbury suffered severe bruises Thursday after slipping on the walk at his Farmersburg home and remained bedridden for a day or two. Mrs. Harry Buff hosted Halcyon Club members at her home eight miles west, traveling by Leahy and Bays autos. Mr. and Mrs. Lang, arriving from St. Petersburg Florida, will move into the Frank First property on West Washington Street soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. P. Asbury
Farmersburg
Harry Buff
Halcyon Club
Leahy and Bays
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Royal Bowder
Royal Baking Powder CO
William St., New York
Lorene Setzer
Mary Burke
Gussie Pleasant
Robinson
Sanford
Homer French
J. S. Daugherty
M.S. Ward
Sam, Hopewell
Dan Milam
W.&. Sanford and Son
Nobie
Ed Anderson
George McNabb
J. M. Noll
Dick Hoskins
Henry Allen
Harve McNabb
Claud Hoskins
Big Springs
A. G. Cushman
C. F. Whitlock
Laura Langston
Tom Durham
MT. Calvary
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Clarence Spencer
Ben Brown
Walter Whitlock
G. J. Spencer
Township
Graysville
Sullivan, Ind
Lovell
Christine McCammon
Flossie Ready
Stella Sullivan
Woosley
Minas
Crouthamel
Howard Danforth
Dorsey
Foley
James Phillips
Everett
P. A. Bogue
Marion, Ind
Philip
Phoenix
Julius Hatry Shoe Co
Nalk Over
Miller Hardware & Furniture Co
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