Graysville High Notes and Local Games Update
Graysville High School items list Marlon Arnett and Clarence Botturff as attendees of a Rose Poly De Pauw game in Greencastle hosted by Chas Karnes. It notes Hutsonville high school football game postponed to this afternoon with strong teams. Also covers class standings from second exams, upcoming literary society program, typhoid recovery of Edgar Ransford, a baked gathering Friday night, weather-induced snow, New Lebanon girls basketball win over Graysville, and various local movements and visits from students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon Arnett
Clarence Botturff
Rose Poly-De Pauw
Greencastle
Chas. Karnes
Hutsonville High School
Clara Rochner
Bessie Patton
Russell Kelly O
Mary Mann
Mabel Nowlin
Stuart Moore O
Pauline Piety
Mildred Shields
Edgar Harris
KF Soutien
Helen Stewart
Cassius Bond
Joy Ferree
Literary Society
Henry Ingersoll
Edgar Ransford
New Lebanon Girls
Basketbell Tone
Graysville
New Lebanon
Tsi Lean
Thzeesti Pound
Rutin Stansford
Laureen
Kaile Thornberry
Marguerite i Pafore
Bionic Bowen
Local Social Roundup and Marriages in Big Springs
Big Springs residents and visitors are listed with Sunday social visits and upcoming Thanksgiving plans. Names include T Collier, Pearn Medsker, Will Statson, A G Cushman, Daisy Foot, Mary Apple, Claude Thubble, Clarence Haseman, and many others. Marriage licenses are noted for Wilbur Brown and Beurah Maxwell, William Whitlock and Lena Walters, Ray Puckett and Louise Grishem, Emory Smith and Rebecca Smith, Harry Miller and Mary Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Delos Brown
Linton
Ind
Beurah Maxwell
Sullivan
William Walter Whitlock
Lena Walters
Paxton
Ray Puckett
Louise H. Grishem
Hymera
Emory P. Smith
Farmer
Lewig
Rebecca V. Smith
Farmershurge
Harry ©. Miller
Miner
Mary EF. Tlarris
Cass
Local Visitations Reported Across Multiple Families
Mrs W R Willis and daughter Ethel spent Monday with M F Brand and family. Mrs Jacob Schaffner and son of Terre Haute are visiting the former's sister Mrs John Mason. Mrs Lee Silvers and children of Kansas visit relatives here. Arthur Brown and a family and Mrs J M Oldham were in Sullivan Sunday afternoon. George Irwin and wife spent Sunday with W T Prose and family of Rose Chapel. Mr Bowman of Merom spent Sunday with Ed Morris. Mrs Jennie Youngman and daughter spent Sunday with G D Schaffer and family. J M Oldham is improving. Mrs Mary Holt spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs Emory Stanley of near Graysville. Mr and Mrs Roy Dungan and son of Blackburn Ind spent Thursday night and Friday with Mrs Dungan's sister Mrs Harry Bolenbaugh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Willis
Ethel
M. F. Brand
Jacob Schaffner
Terre Haute
John Mason
Lee Silvers
Kansas
Arthur Brown
J. M. Oldham
Sullivan
George Irwin
W. T. Prose
Rose Chapel
Mr. Bowman
Merom
Ed Morris
Jennie Youngman
G. D. Schaffer
Mary Holt
Emory Stanley
Graysville
Roy Dungan
Blackburn
Ind
Dungan
Harry Bolenbaugh
Merom Team Falls 28 to 25 on Normal College Floor
The Merom squad of seven played Haute and the state normal team on the normal college floor. The final score was 28 to 25 in favor of the normal team. A Merom player rued lacking a scorekeeper would have changed the outcome. Mr and Mrs Foy visited Illinois friends, Ford Johnson visited Dairy Geig ers east of Sullivan, Russel Cramer visited his parents, Lincolnia society held a literature program, Mrs Bragdon and daughter moved to Oblong to join Mrs Bragdon's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolia Society
Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces in Court Docket
A list of court actions includes partition suits Charles F Cox et al versus Mary K Mason et al, divorce Jane Gilmore versus Patrick Gilmore, replevin Perry H Blue Wake Giles versus George Roundtree Ernest Madison, and foreclosures note mortgages filed by Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Building Loan Savings Assoc of Bloomfield Indiana against John H Kolsem Maggie Kolsem. Additional cases: James M Hummel against John W Sevier on note, Hamilton Brown Shoe Co against Ritchey Guyer on account, John P Gregory against August Wagner on note and account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Cox
Edward E. Cox
Anna E. Land
James I. Land
Mary K. Mason
Claud Mason
Jennie Cox
James M. Hummel
John W. Sevier
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co
Isaac S. Ritchey
Albert S. Guyer
Ritchey & Guyer
Jane Gilmore
Patrick Gilmore
Perry H. Blue
Wake Giles
George Roundtree
Ernest Madison
Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Building, Loan and Savings Association of
Bloomfield
Ind
John H. Kolsem
Maggie Kolsem
John P. Gregory
August Wagner
College chapel services and visits mark Thanksgiving week
Rev Ellis Pleasant of Montana preached at the college chapel Sunday morning and Rev W B Stoddard of Indianapolis spoke at a joint Y M C A Y W C A meeting Thursday evening. Miss Corbett of Indiana Y W C A spoke Sunday and Monday. basketball vs state normal ended with a narrow loss for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Pleasant
Montana
College Chapel
W. B. Stoddard
Indianapolis
Association Room
Lois Kelly
Mary Shaw
Julia Lowe
Tesla Haines
Haines
Sullivan
Bonnie Douglas
Greenville
Ohio
State Normal
Ira Right
Sumner
Hubert Needham
Darlington
Ind Press
Peters
Runyon
Water Company Manager Visits Marion on Sunday
Ph. A. Bogue of the Sullivan County Water Company visited relatives in Marion over Sunday. Mrs. John Baysteft left Monday for Omaha to visit a sister for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ph. A. Bogue
Sullivan County Water Company
Marion
John
Bays Teft
Omaha
Sunday social notes and church events in Sullivan area
Thanksgiving weekend visits and Sunday gatherings mark a sequence of church services and social meals. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Alsop, Harlow family, and many local residents such as Ezra Cox Gertrude Alsop and Miss Gladys Pennington, with reappearing notes on illness and local work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Mel Creager
Claud Harlow
Emily Tiarlows
Pleasantville
Ezra Cox
Gertrude Alsop
Emma Harlow
W. M. Clark
Local notes from New Lebanon and nearby areas
NEW LEBANON INDIANA residents NEW LEBANON C R and George Dungan traveled to Odon Indiana on business. Miss Edna Stivers serves as bookkeeper at the Index in Sullivan. Robert Bledsoe plans to run for commissioner against Jake Miller. Gerald Norris and his Carlisle wife visit Squire Jeff Lenox and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
George Dungan
Odon
Ind
Edna Stivers
Index
Sullivan
Robert Bledsoe
Jake Miller
Gerald Norris
Carlisle
Squire Jeff Lenox
Public sale attendance and local visits report
RR 1 FAIRBANKES John Wernz Emmett and John Harrison attended a public sale near Farmersburg Monday. James Osburn was in Shelburn on business Tuesday. Coupe Agent Blayes and Dr. Clark of Purdue met with the farmers at C. F. Whitlock farm Wednesday. Dr. Clark spoke on hog cholera. Residents from a distance included Dr. O. O. Parker Dr. Ford and W. W. Watson of Gravysville Robert Crow of Union and Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Fairbanks. The ladies aid society met at Mrs C F Whitlock's Wednesday. Mrs Elmer Harrison and Mrs Carl Lester visited Mrs Mae Strain Wednesday. Mrs Fred Wernz and son Eugene spent Tuesday at Albin Bicknell's. W W Wersey works at West Union Ill. Noble Badger transacted business in Shelburn Saturday. Loren Thomas was guest of Percy Lester Saturday night. James Osburn left Monday for the South on a hunting trip. Earl Gaston was in Sullivan Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wernz
Emmett
John Harrison
Farmersburg
James Osburn
Shelburn
Coupe
Blayes
Dr.Clark
Purdue
C. F. Whitlock
Clark
O. O. Parker
Ford
W. W. Watson
Gravysville
Robert Crow
Union
Percy Lester
Mondey
South
Earl Gaston
Sullivan
Temperance Day Observed at Kingsley Sunday
The Sunday school at Kingsley observed temperance day with forty five signing the Lincoln-Lee pledge. Dr Biddle district superintendent will preach at Winesley Sunday and preside at the quarterly meeting next Sunday at Passville. Mrs Sarah Strain returned to Fairbanks from her daughter’s home. Claude Harmon came back from a long trip in Iowa and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Res v. OF
M. Deal
Winesley
Biddle
Sarah Strain
Fl. G. DeHart
Fairbanks
Claude Harmon
Iowa
North Dakota
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Douglas Area
Mrs Yeager preached at Douglas Chapel Sunday night. Chas Woodsmall and family visited his mother Mrs. Francis Woodsmall in Shelburn. Louis Farrand dined with John Douglas. John Douglas and others traveled to Shelburn and Terre Haute. Jasper Price’s sale drew a large crowd. Perry Douglas returned from Colorado. The Douglas family saw Lydia Smith Eliza Farrand Clara Douglas and others at various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Middletown
Chas. Woodsmall
Francis Woodsmall
Shelburn
Louis Farrand
John Douglas
John
Dollie Douglas
Jim Ulazelrieg
Lynn Johnson
Columbus
John Farrand
Milo Fiesher
C. R. Douglas
Terre Haute
Walter Douglas
Lela Trueblood
Maud Farrand
Roscoe O’neal
Jim Hazelrigg
Jasper Price
Colorado
Perry Douglas
Lydia Smith
Eliza Farrand
Clara
Eliza Douglas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graysville High School
Kenneth
Warren Watson
Mary Ingersolle
Miss Schwab
Cincinnati
Martha
Lucile Durham
Keanu Medsker
Ray Watson
A. W. Hayes
C. B. Hershey
Union Christian College
Big Springs
Medsker Brothers
John Greene
Emerson Watson
Mr. Steele
Palestine
Oo. T. Collier
Pearn Medsker's
Will Statson
Temtreon
Sunyo
A. G. Cushman
Daisy Foot
Eorn
Miss Foot Sill
Mary Apple
Robinson
Anders
Mary Morris
Alice Boone
Sirs
Boone
O. A. Newman
T Indianapols
Gladys Buff
Serene Setzer
Terre Hanis
Fern Boone
Terre Tiante
Claude Thubble
ClarenceHaseman
Ford Agency
Rodney Johnson
Terre
Crosder
Mrov
Crowder
W. A. Houpt
Chicago
Robert Houpt
Union Christian College Notes
Hoosier
Dave Graham
John Alsop
Mt. Calvary
H. B. Alsop
Sullivan R
Goraysville
W. A. Shields
Gladys Pennington
Richmond
Cal
Morse
QO. H. Burke
Martha York
Atta Milligan
Mr. Shaw
Christian Church
Terre Nfaute
John Ingersoll
Oma Aronk
Imer Thomas
Srilliain
Cnele Eph
Cncle Eph
O. M. Deal
Methodist Church
W. N. Burnett
Millard Stivers
Frank Hanley
Harry Banther
Mr. Sanders
James McBride
Aledsoe
Dr. Cox
Carl Onrgore
Sarah Reoo
Arpa Joly
Swifts Pride
Fairbankes
Douglas Chapel
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe CO
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