MISS GEORGIA MARYFIET AND LOCAL VISITS
Local social notes list visits and Sunday gatherings across multiple towns. Names include Maryfiet, Hast er, Winklepleck, Hafty Hitchcock, Bow man, Sims, Shyrink, Iress, Moore, Baiks, Quilliam, Heibecker, Burdsall, Burdsall, Mize, De Bolt, Debolt, Taylor, Williams, Beam, Yeoman, Drake, Burkhart, McKee, Ghurst, Porter, Leach, Porter, Hard ing, Strohacker, Innman, Lemonds, Hedrick, Mize, Byter, O'Donnell, Hastings, Frater, Noel, Odon, Washington park, and related kinships.
South Pennyville Social Notes Highlight Oak Grove Day
The South Pennyville community reports a lively Oak Grove Sunday with a children’s day program and baptism planned for June 28 at 2 PM. Families including Edwards Run, Ledger, Hedrick, Potts, Foster, Shelton, and Taylor were among guests and attendees.
High Rock Community Notes From Oak Grove Crowding Weekend
A large crow attended the High Rock Children's Program at Oak Grove Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor and children mentored Washington visit with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hauser. Richard Potts visits grandparents B F Potts. Fern Bauers visiting with parents. Mr and Mrs Andy Keilner and Mr and Mrs H Bauer spent the day with Chris Bauer. Ice cream social planned at High Rock church Saturday night. July 4 Mrs Ellen Dayehport was literacy night guest of Mrs D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Edward Taylor
Washington
Lawrence Hauser
Andy Keilner
H. Bauer
Chris Bauer
High Rock Church
Gall Bladder Trouble Mentioned In Fragment
Fragmentary note cites gall bladder trouble symptoms like bad breath biliousness headache indigestion and gas pains. The text appears to reflect a health complaint with mentions of worry and fatigue. No clear event or named persons identified.
Lincoln Highway Debate In Indiana County Claims Route
In Indianapolis Star’s Hoo sier Listening Post, Kate Milner Rabb reports a heated contention over Lincoln family travel routes in 1830. Washington and Dubois county supporters publish affidavits and maps claiming an 1830 public road from Reeder's ferry to Aprawford via Portersville and Washington, with post routes from Rockport to Washington. Chappell and Chapman families provide letters and memories. the pamphlet argues the Lincoln party traveled through Daviess county en route to Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier Listening Post
Kate Milner Rabb
Lincoln
Indiana
Illinois
Homer
Mattingly
Mattingly @ Myers
Washington
Gentryville
Ind
AprawWford
White River
Daviess County
United States
Reeder
Jerry Allen
Elliott Chappell
The
Allen’s
Thomas
Cosby
Washington County
Chappell
Col
Augustus Chapman
Col. Chapmen
Dennis Hanks
Chapman
Diana
Hawke
Dubois County
Ington
Vincennes
Apraw
Aprawford
George R. Wilson
Portersville
County
Yellow Banks
Reeder’s Ferry
Apraw’s Ford
Vig Ferry
Montgomery church to baptize at Straightline Bridge
The U B church of Montgomery plans a Sunday afternoon baptizing service at 2 o'clock beside the Straightline bridge. A nature curiosity notes the vast size difference between a mother kangaroo and a newborn joey with the mother towering four to five feet taller and weighing around 209 pounds while the infant is just over an inch long and far lighter at birth.
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U. B. Church of Montgomery
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Sudduth
General Electric i Tor
Monarch
East Main Street
J .F. McGuire
Democrat
Miss Georgia Maryfiet
Pete Hastér
Winklepleck
Hafty Hitchcock
Rock Ville
Randolph Bowman
Curt Sims
Spencer State Park
A. H. Norton
David
Petersburg
Ira Carmichael
James Bailes
A. J. Bailes
Ms. Ruth Shyrink
Visi
Mrs
Hayden Iress
Robert Moore
Harold Taylor
Tressa Baiks
Lucille Pieckmore
Scotland
James Quilliam
Elnora
Albert Heibecker
Plainville
Bedford
Roscoe Burdsall
Jasonville
Miss Kathleen Burdsall
Normal Mize
Terre Haute
Willard Ketchem
H. H. Maryfield
Georgia
Esther de Bolt
Fred Debolt
Newberry
Thurston Gathry
Gene
Willis Taylor
Ruth
Helen
James Williams
Ott Beam
Art Drake
Midland
Scott Harding
Ralph Burkhart
Ottis McKee
Walter
Tolman Ghurst of
Sullivan
Dr. Porter
Ruth Leach
Bloomington
Gene Porter
Grover Phillips
Grover Geralds
Mrs. Stout
Odon
John Strohacker
J. O. White
George Innman
Betty Innman
C. D. Lemonds
William Lemonds
Ethel Carress
Eva Myers
Linton
Olive Christesberry of
Nell Hastings
Col Edmondson
Dickie
Virgil Frater
Margaret
Dexter
Pearson
Gretchen of
Bloomfield
Joe Noel
Clarence Sears
F Evans Ville
T. M. Sears
Charley Ross
Charles Edsel
John Weaver
Frank McFarland
Dorothy
Seth Eads
Willis Weaver
Washington Park
Willard Bronson
Susia Cox
Ruth, Melsteimer
Arnold
James ‘O'Donnell
Fay
Esther
Nelly Byter
Bernice Ash
Bill Byter
Evéen‘ng
Genet Louise
Claude Hedrick
John Mize
Battle Creek, Mich
Lem Mize
Lem Mize, Jr
Cai Aioe Norman Mize
Steve
Re Haute
Teir
Code Batch
And
Norman
Tha Ba Wikle
Cuekey Cox
Frea F
Ans
Ottas Padgett
Maxine of
John Carress
Berniece Cox
Bicknell
Argaret Sue
Hickey
Pennyville
Hetman
Edwards
Orion nArthes Ruth
Washington Day
Ray ‘Ledgery
Wirs
Titus Ledgerwood
Wil Straight Lin
Mr. and
Hedrick and Son
Frei
Oden
Pater
Harley Potts
William Quack
Mr. Anderwood
Hedrick
Bob
Glennville
Lucille Day
Cleve Potts Potts
Grant Shelton
Julia
Bernard Shelton
Mildred
Charley Taylor
Lowell
Richard Potts
His
Mrs. B. F. Potts
Fern Baueras
Ellen Dayéhport
Young Chappell
Rockport
Gentry
Ntung
Zbsc Pate
Maton
J.C. Pens
Bill Krup
E. VanTrees
Young Men’s
Men’s Union