Farms buzz with activity as warm spell continues
The warm days boost farming work with crops growing and gardens looking fine after showers. Community notes mention visiting families, church services, a thunderstorm that struck a barn, and plans for a school PTA fundraiser to improve the building. Local events include preaching, family visits, rodeos, a circus trip, and farmers busy with corn planting.
Local residents visit Terre Haute and area events
RK RR 1 Fairbanks reports Mr and Mrs George Kersey and others traveled to Terre Haute on Wednesday. Ed Strain and Rufus DeHart along with spouses shopped in Terre Estate, Levi Drake made a business trip to Terre Haute Friday. Zola Martin visited home folks after weekend at State Normal. County Agent A W Hayes of Sullivan traveled through Saturday. Jeff Johnson and son Will with Herman Drake and family visited Hosea Drake. Emory Jennings of Farmersburg was in the vicinity Saturday. Milton Drake and family visited Albin Bicknell and family Sunday. Mrs Orval Taylor and family of Union Chapel visited David Whitlock Sunday. A E Lester of Graysville attended services at Kingsley Sunday morning.
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George Kersey
Terre Haute
Edgar Strain
Rufus DeHart
Terre Estate
Levi Drake
Zola Martin
State Normal
A. W. Hayes
Sullivan
Jeff Johnson
Will
Herman Drake
Hosea Drake
Emory Jennings
Farmersburg
Milton Drake
Albin Bicknell
Orval Taylor
Union Chapel
David Whitlock
A. E. Lester
Graysville
Kingsley
Local events mix with debates and fairs at Porterville
Dr C B Hershey fills regular Porterville appointment and travels in a new Overland. Rev G R Hammond leads services in the college auditorium. Township Sunday school convention gathers at Merom Station. Julia Lowe visits near Cynthia Ind and at Hallie Creager's. Tesla Haines attends debates. Debates between Central Normal College and Union Christian College attract many, judged 3-4 of 41 percent for the negative. Community notices cover visitors, entertainment plans, and funeral services in Pleasantville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hershey
Porterville
G. R. Hammond
College Auditorium
Township
Merom Station
Julia Lowe
Cynthiana
Ind
Tesla Haines
Sullivan
Louis Foye
Milton Foye
Local social notes and county gossip
Miss Imo Dungan spent a few days in Robinson last week. Arthur Devlin and Hallie Houpt of Merom visited friends in Carlisle. Rev. Samuel Blakeman and wife called on Mr and Mrs Robert Bledsoe Sunday. Millard Stivers and son Waldo were in Paxton Friday. Lane Bledsoe and Walter McBride of Cass fished here Saturday. Millard Stivers spoke at the Church of Christ last Sunday. Squire Jeff Lenox and Ruby West visited Mr Baughman near New Lebanon Sunday. Scott Snyder of Paxton called on Miss Edna Stivers Sunday. Wheat in Sullivan county prompts thoughts of political shifts in the second district after November. Ira Schaffer of Vincennes spent Monday night with his father G D Schaffer. Heber Mason and wife returned to Terre Haute Monday after visiting relatives. Mrs Ann Eaves and Wm Hanley and wives were called to Dugger Tuesday evening for brother John Hanley’s illness. Mrs W A Steadman and Mrs Glen Hardy shopped in Terre Haute Thursday. Clyde and Ward Schaffer were in Sullivan Thursday. Mrs Harry Bolenbaugh and daughter Alta were in Sullivan Tuesday. S A convention at Merom Station Sunday afternoon. Jesse Arbaugh had dinner with Dansin St Clair Sunday. Merritt and Leslie Eaton had dinner with Paul Evans Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Deal
James Osburn
John Scott
Will Kersey
West Union
Dode Cochran
Carl Lester
Birds Station
F. Whitlock
Merle
Sullivan
Will Thomas
Miss
Lela
West York, Il
Ruth Riggs
Vervain Arnett
Lareen Setzer
Pauline Powell
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Edna Vigus
Oaktown
J. B. Newland
West Terre Haute
Daisy Foot
Chicago
Merom
Crabbe
Deitrick
Suscay
George Pinkston
Florence Hobt
Ohio
Henry Moseman
Indianapolis
Logansport
Ora Pool
Ira
Frank Hunley
Greene County
Marco
Boyd Brewer
Bethel
A. V. Burchfield
Frisco
Floyd White
Pearl
Pulaski
Jennie Harrol
Ben
Imo Dungan
Robinson
Arthur Devlin
Hallie Houpt
Carlisle
Samuel Blakeman
Robert Bledsoe
Millard Stivers
Waldo
Paxton
Lane Bledsoe
Walter McBride
Cass
Church of Christ
Squire Jeff Lenox
Ruby West
Baughman
New Lebanon
Scott Snyder
Edna Stivers
Sullivan County
Ira Schaffer
Vincennes
G. D. Schaffer
Heber Mason
Terre Haute
Ann Eaves
Wm. Hanley
Dugger
John Hanley
W. A. Steadman
Glen Hardy
Clyde
Ward Schaffer
Local Folks Share Meals and Illness Updates
Mrs Strawther Rooksberry is on the sick list. Mrs Clara Lambert was a Sulli van caller on Tuesday. Mrs Bertha Gray and children dined with Mrs Pheba McMahan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clint Woodard visited Mrs Workens Thursday. Miss May McMahan spent Thursday evening with Mrs Gertie Heck. Mr and Mrs John Wilson and son Johnnie, Mr and Mrs Noah Moore and son Roy and daughters dined with Chalmer Moore Sunday. May Workens not better. Walter Whitman dined with Mrs Phoeba McMahan Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawther Rooksberry
Clara Lambert
Sullivan
Bertha Gray
Pheba McMahan
Clint Woodard
Workens
May McMahan
Gertie Heck
John Wilson
Johnnie
Noah Moore
Roy
Vern and
Francis
Jeanette Dudley
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Clyde Thomas
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Martha York
Ruby Stewart
Drewer
Washington
Denton
Montana
Ralph Shepherd
Elkhart
Harry Smyth
Freelandville
B. F. Shepherd
Famly
Roy Ogsburn
Pine Village
MT. Calvary
Louis Story
Dave Graham
G. J. Spencer
Switz City
Thomas Wheaton
Marshall Harris
Tom Wheaton
Joe Adams
Sandborn
John Huff
Ben Brown
John Monroe
Rena
Leona
Ringling Bros. Circus
Big Springs
Ray Watson
T. J. Mann
Tom Durham
James Durham
Warren Watson
Union Christian College
Hershey
Miss Severns
Will Watson
Gaylord
Carlos
Bessie Patton
Pounds Sisters
Fairbanks
Lave Bros
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