Loyal Women Hold Meeting in Summitville
The Loyal Women class of the Christian Church met at the Summitville church with Mrs. Ida Silvey presiding. Attendees included Mrs. John Moore, Charles Schultz, Ada Dickey, Pearl Shanklin, Effie Van Ness, and others. Richard Lawson of Chicago visited. Ada Dickey spent a weekend in Kokomo. Engagement announced between Tony Joe Kirkpatrick and Enid Folkner of Lebanon. Tony and family were Summitville residents. both work for Isabelle Draesmer Agency in Hollywood.
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Summitville
Loyal Womens Class
The
Christian Church
Ida Silvey
John Moore
Flossie Hamilton
Charles Schultz
Ada Dickey
Pearl Shanklin
Effie van Ness
Lottie Irwin
Elda Black
Richard Lawson
Chicago
Kokomo
Tony Joe Kirkpatrick
Enid Folkner
John A. Folkner
Lebanon
Ind
Joe Kirkpatrick
Tony
Miss Folkner
Isabelle Draesmer
Hollywood
Calif
Breton Stone Monuments Echo Stonehenge Style
Brittany hosts numerous prehistoric stone monuments akin to Stonehenge with both linear alignments and circular arrangements. Researchers note variety in layout and possible ceremonial purposes among these ancient structures.
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Brittany
Easter Dinner Guests and Visitors Across Shirley Area
Easter dinner guests and visitors filled homes in Shirley and nearby towns. Families from Newton Iowa, Anderson, Wilkinson, Monon, Willow Branch, Markleville, Huff Ark, and Indy area shared meals and hosted egg hunts. Some traveled from Land O Lakes Florida for extended visits. others returned from Florida and Indiana trips.
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John Reed
Markleville
Luke Reed
Chalmer Brown
Rt. 1
Forrest Camplin
Shirley
Larry Harlan
Newton
Iowa
Orville Wisehart
Harry Harlan
Dean Reason
Land O'Lakes, Fla
Parker Johnston
Robert Brown
Lloyd Ar
Power Source New York Private Utilities Dominate US Generation
A New York news brief notes that about 80 percent of electricity in the United States is generated by private utility companies, highlighting the sector's market share and impact on energy supply.
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New York
U.S
Past Noble Grands Show Their Bonnets In Gilman Meeting
The Past Noble Grand Club met at the Odd Fellow Club rooms with Mrs Featherston as hostess. The event featured Easter bonnet displays won by Theadus McKinley, social hour entertainment by Leafy Noble and Mary Jones, and refreshments for a long list of members and guests.
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Author Lawson
Autha L. Lawson
Ball Hospital
Muncie
T.J.F.F. Club
Dorothy Forrest
Lucille Thurston
Gilman
Noble Grand Club
Oaes Featherston
Theadus McKinley
Leafy Noble
Mary Jones
Grace Chaplin
Phyllis Good
Beulah Busby
Viola Evans
Gladys Featherston
Cecil Tuttle
Thelma Cranfield
Margaret Curts
Elma Matthew
Catherine Stevens
Hazel Gustin
Chloe Gustin
Marilyn McKinley
Charilyn Cranfield
Larry Dale
Douglas Featherston
John Featherston
Gilman Home Demonstration Club
Honor Birthday Rites and Visits Across Indiana Peopled Socials
Social notes recount May gatherings across several towns. Mrs. Carter’s birthday honored with guests including Starkey siblings and Kellums. Nearby, Ray Buchanan’s supper guests, Ruth Farris’ visit to Lewis Gray Jr., and multiple dinners in Anderson Indianapolis Marion Kennard and beyond. Mentions of Homer Warner, Ellen Lipp, and Air Force base visits wrap with a final trivia line: the average adult brain weighs about three pounds.
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Shirley
James. Starkey
Columbus
Ray Wampole
Martyn Jo Starkey
Muncie
Nancy Starkey
Indianapolis
Joseph Kellum
Lewis Lightner
Cecil Carter
Mina Kellum
Shiley
Carter
Ray Buchanan
Orville Wiles
Richmond
Don Carmichael
Ruth Farris
Alexandria
Lewis Gray Jr
Don Hanson
Kenneth Bennett
Anderson and
Lyle Barg
Merritt Ratliff
Kennard
James Ratliff
Westwood
Merton Hu
Tilden Lipp
Douglas Cupp
Gene Cupp
Community Hospital
Homer Warner
Straughn
Methodist Hospital
Charles Harsh
Sawyer Air Force Base
Marquette
Mich
Lana Kay Lipp
Daniel Harsh
Dunreth
Control Of Radio Stations To Shift In Rochester
The Federal Communications Commission approved the transfer of WHAM and WHFM from Henry I. Christal Co. to Rust Broadcasting for 1.3 million dollars. The deal is conditioned on William F. Rust Jr. divesting his interest in another AM station. There are about 14 000 moose in the U S.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Rochester
N.Y
Henry I. Christal Co., Inc
Rust Broadcasting Co., Inc
WHAM
WHFM
William F. Rust Jr
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Chin
Mark Gossard
Fom Johnson
Treas
Dr. Pepper
Pendleton High School
James Chandler
Aluminum
New Engineering
Stucco
New Bath
Forkner-Manger Lumber Company
Bulletin - Herald
AL Stow’s
Jackson
Mrs. Carter
Tom Broderick
Fairview
Buell
Shell
Super Shell
Hell
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