Family Reunion at E L Clark Home Highlights Local Kin
A large family gathering at Route 3 Washington marked by reunions of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Clark’s descendants. Attendees included Mrs. Anna Stone of Tennessee and several Clark siblings living in Arkansas Evansville and Purdue area, with nieces and a local Mrs. Ruth Clark among guests. Also noted were bridge club events, church society meetings, and a marriage announcement for Kathleen Clark Shafer in Madisonville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. ‘Clark
Route 3
Washington
Anna B. Stone
Family travel and notices ripple through Indiana
Flapper Fanny bore. 1937 By at 1 SERVICE. we. 4 RGN P By Sylvia St. Yonis.s Corin Lambur Jr. Robinson of red to visit the family wife on teir way to the races in Indianapolis and son left today to Lin St. Louis make their y was transfer red to a Louis several months ago as general roundhouse fore man W H Ligon returned Saturday from a business trip to Baton Rouge for the holidays with his wife’s parents Mrs Michael Lunigan Both returned to Muncie Monday afternoon Washington relatives who attended navy services of Harry Crawford in Mitchell Tuesday were Mr and Mrs Elmer Hastings Mr and Mrs Ralph Hastings and John Hastings The deceased is survived by his wife and two daughters Virginia and Mary Miss Mary Crawford was formerly a teacher of French in the Washington high school Mr and Mrs Fred Dobbyn motored to Evansville this afternoon on business Mr and Mrs A C Wise left today on a two week visit with their daughter Mrs Robert Davis in Newcastle and with their son Will and family in Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Yonis.s
Corin ‘Lambur
Robinson
Red
W. H. Ligon
Batonage
Michael Lunigan
Muncie
Ings
Ralph. .G . Hastings
John ‘Ss. “Hastings
Virginia
Mary
Mary ‘Crawford
Washington High School
A. Ci Wise
Robert Davis
Newcastle
Will
Indianapolis
Local social notes from a scattered Epsom snippet
Relatives gathered for a family visit sequence mentioning A C i Bre and various named locals including Noel My, Jerome Duch, Ivan Singleton, Bedpha, pineletg, Hashingdon, Ada, Mrs Al- Hirsday, Elbert, Wilson, Bicknell, Ed Atney, and George of Washington, with brief references to visits, week spent and kinship ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. i
Deneral Limey
Roe
Noel Myb
Jerome Duchica
Ivan Singleton
Hin dustan Tragedy Claims 37-Year-Old Man
In Hin dustan Indiana a 37 year old man, Clarence Kimble Perkins of Bloomington, was killed instantly last night when struck by a bolt of electricity while sitting in a cow at his home. The remote community, about 100 miles from Bloomington, reported the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Kimble Clarence
Perkins
Hindustan
Ere
Near Osgood Injury Report Thinly Details
A fragment notes Gerald Greenwood Samiagie was hurt slightly near Osgood with no further context or official statement available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Gerald
Samiagie
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Clark
Bridge Club
Clyde Burch
Contract Bridge Club
Bedford Road
J. W. Cochran
Hom
N. E. Seventh Street
Sudduth
Kiefer
L. H. Roming
John L. Winston
C. F. Cochran
E. K
Wales
Love Brothers
Lowe Brothers
Frank Reinsel
Gill
Sallie Serrit
Maude Kiefer
H. C. Wadsworth
The
Missionary Society of the First
Maude Harris
Weslyan Servite Guild
Murr
Cc Feagins
McCormick- Shafer
Front St
Crusader Club
Bethany Christian Church
Mary Scott
Any Prosser
Lillian Brown
Malcolm’ Radcliffe
Mar Scott
Herbert Scott
Paul Hunter
John Biddinger
Audrey Prosser
Williard Brown
Malcolm Radcliffe
Ahd
Wildman
Herbert A
Fees
Ray Clark
Edward
Malcolm
Lioy@ Scott
Willard
Vincennes
En Guses Daily
Union Bus Terminal
S. E
Greyhound
I. Semper
Petershas
Sebring
John Waller
Marion Mison
Yenus Vances
Lee T
ST. Simon
St. Simon Parish
Boilliams
Road 50
Renaa Hg
Hington
T. and Mrs. Michael Montgomery
Panama
E. Main
Flapper
Service
By Sylvia
Away and Son
Lin
Hary ‘Crawford
Mitchell
Elmer BE
Fred Dobbyn
Evansville
Epsom
George
Milker
Lin Deman
Diarhond
Magels
Nel
James Britton
Britton
Ipein
Chesterfield
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