Local News From Marion and Surrounding Towns
Numerous short items report visits and social calls in Marion and nearby towns. Residents cited include Miss Cora Storts, Mrs. Henry Storts, Dan Martin, Cleaton Beard, Ming Lucile Stackhouse, Forest Kinler, and many more with mentions of shopping at McDougle's, Henry Archbold, H. A. Davis & Co., and the Clover Leaf railroad. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Kinler, typhoid illness of Herbert Weverton, and a Christmas market planned by the Ladies Aid are noted alongside various travels and local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Martin
Cleaton Beard
Arthur Baird
June Oxley
Ming Lucile Stackhouse
Marion
Forest Kinler
Christmas candy arrives and court actions noted
Christmas candies arrive at McDougle's while Farmers Trust Co is named receiver for the BE B. Scott store with Elihu Scott mortgage of 800 dollars. A jury in State vs W. A. Thompson failed to agree and will be retried. A boy, Bruce McFadden, breaks his leg at Cline Lumber Co yards and is treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougle’s
Farmers Trust Company
BE. B. Scott
Elihu Scott
Methodist Sunday School
Acholara
Cecil Worster
Oil Company
Young Worster
J. L. Dillon
Wm. McDougle
Harry Holloway
Jay Farr
Merl Whitecotten
Bill Korporal
Harrie Plummer
Bill McDougle
Devon Peace
Pauline Farr
Lillian Howard
Mildred
Alma Pulley
Home Department
Lela Exersno
Pearl Rumple
Lefa Shaffer
Bruce
Hugh McFadden
Cline Lumber Co
Farewell Party For Groffs Ahead Of Move To Warren
A Monday evening farewell gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Dav Groff’s home marked their move to Warren. Neighbors and friends regretted the departure after years in the community. Miss Eva Laurence and Miss Violet Bailey provided piano music while oysters were served to a long list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dav Groff
Warren
Frank Knight
Dan Groff
Lafe Hodsop
Mazine
Leander Lewis
Clyde Knight
Eva
Everette Laurence
Villiet Bailey
Reuben Modlin
Carmichael
Grandma Laurence
Fiossie Knight
Mrs Beeson Sings at Methodist Sunday School
Mrs Beeson will sing the Busy City at the Methodist Sunday school Sunday morning. The lesson titled The Holy City centers the study. The superintendent aims to set a new attendance record next Sunday. Will you be present to help reach the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Beeson
Methodist
Van Buren Notice Prompts Local Shop Display Ad
Residents are urged to see H A Davis & Co.'s family display ad in this issue and consider purchases from the store as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Davis & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
McDougie's
Cora Storts
Henry Storts
McDougie’s
Guy Duckwall
Guy Bufington
Marie Groudie
Daney Monty
Lloyd
Jester Leverteb
D. W. Rexell
Porthero
L. A. Powell
Converse
Wesley Silcock
Mrs. McFadden
Roanoke
Hugh McFadder
Herbert Weverton
Dillman
H. A. Davia & Co
Wesley Shrock
Tom Peace and
Fairville
Fred Drake
Sam Saxon
Marion Lee
Bert
John Buffington
John LeFavour
West Main Street
Harley Hauber
Henry Keight
Charley Brown
St. Louis
Gertie Lee
O. G. Wiley
Henry Archbold
Henry Sanderman
August Bellboefer
Chicago
Henry Cochran
Clyde Shrock
Warran
Win. Miller
Ilah
A. Gift
Emma Gift
Dan Beekmand
Ollie McHenry
Bud Watson
Bridgeport
Frank Schweikhardt
Verne Sleen
Boro
Ladies’ Aid Society
Miss Deane
C. C. Schweikhardt
Lester Leverich
M HuZoda
F. A. Brattov
Breedrove Bros. and
Contemplats
J. M. Bish
J O. Campbell
Jarl
Lester McHenry
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Knightetown
Mies May Lee
Wm. Rumoyle Toursdey
Worster
van Buren
Mc Dougle's
H. J. Skerd
The
Clover Leaf
BE. B. Kern
Mr. Skerd
Manon
Westfall
Gladys Kern
Illinois
E. B. Kero
Harlan Beck
Tampa
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Jobo Coreyle
Plymouth Rocks
Sizx
Brick Street
Vine Street
E. H. DePoy
Barney Luger
California
Ludessa White
Lugar Hooe
Bill Perdue
Bill Flemisy
Haske Jobpeau
Fritz Morris
Lafontaine
Noble Riley
Bill Orchestra
Bill McDougie
Austin Grindle
Robert
Hiram Gusbie
James
Russell Grindle
Marton
S. O. Grindle
St. Nicholas
Boxell & Harvey
Christmas Savings Club
van Buren, Ind
John Bollhoefer
Terre Haute
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Beeson
van Buren and
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