White River communities enjoy cooler weather and visits
A frosty Sunday morning ushers in cooler weather in White River as families host and visit. Charley Hiatt and guests from Union City join dinners. Arthur Smith escorts two aunts to see Will Smith on his 90th birthday. many local families host and attend Children's Day events and social gatherings at various homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hiatt
Will Kirscher
Union City
Ed Fouse
Frank Hiatt
Clarence Austin
Perry Bradford
Orval -Bradford
S. Mart Byrd
Ridgeville
Adison Cox
Ol Huffman
Mt. Zion
Arthur Smith
Flo Hiatt
Edna Mills
Kate Hiatt
Hazel Lesley
Adison Cox’s
Charles Douglas
White River
Forest Benson
Lawrence Coats
Olio
Alice Coats
Rose Thornburg
Kenneth Benson
Earlham
Martha Hi
Moon Changes Bring Needed Rain and Garden Preparations
The town notes track weather shifts and farming tasks as rain arrives to ease hard, dry ground. Residents plan plowing for corn, early gardens, and hoeing, with social visits, local illnesses, and upcoming services at North White River church shaping community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Hinshaw
Brown
Muncie
Bessie Mull
Frank Denton
Union City
Rhoda Mull
Mart Bor
Visits and Family Life in Huntsville and Nearby Towns
Miss Juanita Sackett visits her uncle Fred Kiester in Muncie as families gather for meals and social visits. Local residents report illness including Yellow Jaundice and whooping cough. several couples and relatives share Sundays with friends in Alexandria and Anderson. Plans for a July 4 homecoming are announced, with a mixed crew traveling from Tampa, Plainville, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Sackett
Fred Kiester
Muncie
E. C. Gordon
Charles Gordon
Frank Gaines
Wilbur
George Gordon
Mary Catherine Bly
John Grubbs
M. J. Grubbs
Lucile Freeman
P. W. Harvey
Ada Alice Abel
Alex Hancock
Kentucky
Baldwin
Martha Gaines
Losantville
John Hardwick
Tampa
Florida
Ray Addington
Shelbyville
C. S. Hunt
Gail Moore
W. H. Gaines
Harlan Hutchens
Fremont
Plainville
Ind
Battle Creek
Michigan
J. T. Gwin
Claude Clear
Wilbur and
Lewis
Clint Taylor
Alexandria
Anderson
P. W. Hardwick
Tampa, Fla
Ralph. Hardwick
Ci George Cox
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
WME and Mrs. Cerl Phillips of Lo santville visited their aunt Mrs. Mobb on Sunday. J.T. Gwin has not been well for a few days. Mrs. Laura Rogers Nichols of Ko komo is visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
Anders “Visitalee
Fred
Cerl Phillips
Losantville
Mobbs
J.T. Gwin
Laura’ Rogers‘ Nichols
Kokomo
Community notices from Unionport May diary entries
The column records numerous visits and greetings among Unionport residents May 31 including Fay Johnson Abernathy Phelps and Johnson families. It notes Elza Sheppard death and burial at Fountain Park cemetery and multiple social calls, farm work, and hospital recovery in the Mooreland Farmland Winchester Lynn areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Abernathy
M. E. Phelps
Jennie Moore
A. R.moore
Ralph
Randolph Hospital
S. J. Abernathy
Dick Ward
Jack Williamson
Herschel
Winchester
Snow Hill
Alessie Clevenger
A. R. Phelps
Alvin Watson
Mary Mills
J. M. Keppler
Isaac Mills
T. W. Miller
Sarah J Abernathy
Jenee Ue
Alice Aynes
Riday
Keernoggani
Ruby
Jason Edwards
Will
Memorial at Spartanburg Honors Lincoln Gettysburg Theme
Spartansburg fraternal owners held their annual memorial exercises last Sunday. A large crowd from across the country attended. Rev. Scott of the Church of Christ delivered a strong appeal for Americanism. Music by a male quartet E H Barnes O Fraze Bowen Chenoweth and Oren Sloan with Donatelle Chenoweth and Mrs E H Barnes. George Coats of Winchester delivered Gettysburg speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Rev. Scott
Church of Christ of
That Place
E. H. Barnes
O. O. Fraze
Bowen Chenoweth
Oren Sloan
Donatelle Chenoweth
George Coats
Winchester
Lincoln
Burial for Mrs Helen Iliff in Fountain Park Cemetery
Mrs Helen Iliff aged 77 died at her Dayton Ohio home and her body was brought home to her sister Mrs Dollie Starbuck for funeral services. Rev O T Martin with Rev Frank Cornell conducted Monday at 2 PM. Burial followed in Fountain Park Cemetery. She leaves two grandchildren Henrietta and John William Iliff, sister Mrs Dollie Starbuck and brothers Charles Frank and Sturgis Barnd. Relatives from Dayton accompanied the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Iliff
Dayton
Ohio
Dollie Starbuck
O. T. Martin
Frank Cornell
Fountain Park
Henrietta
John William Iliff
Minnie Iliff
Dollie, Starbuck
Charles
Frank
Sturgis Barnd
Tiff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-Herald
Rers
Niere
Ettis
Becker
Hubbard
Mull and Wife
M. J. Clements
John Miller
Leonard Slashers
Willie Gray
North White River
Oscar Potter
Johnnie Muir
Nora Conn
Johnnie
Frank White
Millgrove
Harold Boltz
Thelma Keener
P. A
Prince Albert
Huntsville
Unionport
Lynn
Alice’ Haynes
Florence Driskell
Clessie Clevenger
Mary H. Mills
Ruby Mccintire
Fay Johnson
Alta Johnson
A.R. Phelps
Pete Shaffer
Coach Stegall
Lizzie Haynes
Martha Harvey
Ida McIntire
Haze McIntire
Lelon Pegg
Farmland
Herschel Haynes
Spartanburg
Wight & JO
Davis Garage
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