Wright-McCammon Reunion Held Near Advance
The fourth annual Wright-McCammon family reunion took place at Wm. E. Walker’s home five miles west of Advance on Sunday August 29. Guests included Rev. Rufus Emmert Bernie Emmert Truman Lucas James Bean Emery Proffitt Roy Swindler Ed Wright Charlie Emmett Mrs Anna Palmer Mrs Dave Canada Mrs Kate Tomlinson Chas Robbins George White and many others from Lebanon Indianapolis Linden Jamestown and nearby areas. The day featured conversation a noon dinner a program of declamations and songs and ice cream.
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Wright
Roy Swindler
Near
Max
Ed Wright
Advance
Charlie Emmett
Anna Palmer
Mabel
Dave Canada
Jamestown
Kate Tomlinson
Henrietta
Chas. Robbins
Indianapolis
George White
Carrie Tomlinson
C. W
Martisha
Linden
Frank Heady
Miram Wright
James Meadows
James Reed
Bert Ferguson
Bill Trosper
Clarence Pipes
Lawrence Riner
Addie Bowles
Lebanon
Great Commission Theme and Rally Day at Christian Church
The Christian Church announces next Sunday services with a morning sermon on The Great Commission Including Water Baptism its Design and Mode and an evening talk on The Guests at a Prince's Wedding Feast. Attendance in Sunday School has been rising and the church aims for its best year yet inviting all members to attend and bring someone.
Threshing by Night Near Steam Corner
Report from Wayne town Despatch notes threshing rings near Steam Corner operate at night with car headlights aiding the process. Several prosperous farmers bring autos to power the machine and save grain. Also mentions Kersey Reunion near Lebanon and other local visits and trips.
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Steam Corner
Waynetown
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Around Lebanon
Lebanon residents Mabel Utterbick stays with Roy Kibbey and family while Mrs Lish Rose and son visit Walter Whitecotton. Roy Lamp and wife near Ejiza ville host. Mironi ne visits D. H Fine's family. Henry Lasley attends Ward Home Coming. Brindle family from Scott county visit Frta Brindle.
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Lish Rose
Walter Whitecotton
Lebanon
Roy Lamp
Ejizaville
Mironi
D. H Fine
Henry Lasley
Community Social Notices From Routh School District
Baxter Brubeck and wife Mrs Albert Garver and son May and Gilbert James and Wilda Robben were in Leber on Saturday. John Ferguson and wife visited Carl Ferguson and wife Sunday. Edith May and Gilbert James visited Grace Trur Monday afternoon. Sunday visitors to Baxter Brubeck included Emery Stewart and wife Lebanon George Hall and wife Harry James and family Charles Dean and family Albert Garner and family Charles Garner and family France Kepner and Mrs Susan Garner.
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Baxter Brubeck
Albert Garver
May
Gilbert James
Wilda Robben
Leber
Edith
Grace Trur
Emery Stewart
Lebanon
George Hall
Harry James
Charles Dean
Albert Garner
Charles Garner
France Kepner
Susan Garner
Hazelwood School Opens With Florence Proffitt as Teacher
Hazelwood School begins at No. 11 Sept with Florence Proffitt as teacher. Visits and family gatherings are noted across Crawfordsville Danville Greenwood and nearby areas including Mr and Mrs James Smith Mrs Ernest Smith Mrs Edd Denny Milt Smith and wife John Bateman and family Sam Billingsley and family Walter Caplinger and Stella Caplinger James Sttraighn and families.
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Florence Proffitt
Milt Smith
John Bateman
Danville
Walter and
Stella Caplinger
Sam Billingsley
Greenwood
School Opens Monday With Freshman Class Booming
Schools start Monday September 6 with pupils to receive lists of required books and supplies. Seventh year students report to room four. Seventh and eighth graders take agriculture taught by E S Stansell. Vocational topics Manual Training and Domestic Science required in grades six to eight and in high school. Marvin Caldwell leads Manual Training, E S Stansell leads high school, Miss Wilson Domestic Science.
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E. S. Stansell
Marvin Caldwell
Stansell
Miss Wilson
Advance High School
Mrs Ida Wynkoop Improves After Illness in Lafayette
Mrs Ida Wynkoop who had been seriously ill at her son Russell's home in Lafayette is improving.
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Ida Wynkoop
Russell
Lafayette
Garment Cleaning Offer Emphasizes Care and Longevity
An ad promises careful garment cleaning and pressing to enhance appearance and lifespan. The seller claims no job is too dirty and invites patrons to bring clothing in for service.
Barnum and Bailey Circus Comes to Crawfordsville
Barnum and Bailey presents A Circus of all Nations on Wednesday September 8 featuring 480 world famed artists from many nations. The show includes a 680 foot big top three rings four elevated platforms and an extensive menagerie with 750 horses and forty elephants.
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Barnum and Bailey
Crawfordsville
Local News Highlights and Social Pace in Lebanon Area
Reads like a small town roundup with names from route 21 to nearby towns. Subscriptions, shopping at Melsons Store, dental care offers, and holiday church services appear amid visits and family notes. Mentions Jesse Garner Verna Cornelius Earl Meek and Rev S S Jones in convivial local context.
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E, Person & Whitsett
Advance Grain Company
Men’s Tailor
Indiana
Opie Harvester Tools
Nisco
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Wright-McCammon
George Kersey
Carrie Routh
Kersey
M. A. Fulwider
Benton Harbor
Glen Waters
Dave Budd
Ward
Mabel Utterbick
Roy Kibbey
Routh School
Johert Ferguson
Carl Ferguson
Hazelwood
James Smith
Ernest Smith
Edd Denny
Robert Billingsly
Frank Scott
Family Sunday
J. D. Knox
George Sttraighn
S . Billingsly and
Familly
Willis Fulwider
Barnum & Bailey
Jesse A. Garner
Route 21
Melson’s
Verna Cornelius
Williams Hospital
Alice Coolman
Robi. Sanford
Simeon Canada
Thelma Weldon
Irene Farlow
Jesse Gregory
Wilbur Pagett
M. P. Riner
Walter
Fred
Verva Gordon
Oral
Carl Riner
Ft. Wayne
Maxine Canaday
Alice McCabe
Smartsburg
L. M. Jones
Roy McCabe
Earl Meek
Hustler
Earl
Here
Crawfordsville Review
Mr. Meek
W. D. Sullivan
Riddell
James Serring
Earl Bruce
Ruby Whitsett
S. S. Jones
Ashby
Jones
McConaughy
Sylvia Proffitt
the Hustler Zoo
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