Star Commends Graduation Honors in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Star editorial lauds formal eighth grade graduation exercises as a valued recognition for students completing primary to high school prep. A diploma marks progress for those not entering high school and aids ongoing education. Miss Marie Emmons visited Ina Pribble in West Lebanon. Harold Pence traveled from Pence for city business. Morris Blout's trip to Covington occurred Monday.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star
Marie Emmons
Ina Pribble
West
Lebanon
Nineteen First Communicants at St Francis Xavier
Nineteen boys and girls received their first Holy Communion at St Francis Xavier Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Father Oberholtz with Rev. Father Scheidler and eight altar boys. The procession and ceremony featured candlelit white attire for the girls and a masterful sermon on communion. Names of the communicants were Chester Butler Leona Carlson Berice Carlson Margaret Cottrell Elizabeth Etnire Charles Fromer Leo Hulli han Helen Horn Bernice Hunter Russell Hunter William Mahoney Anthony Mahoney John Mahoney August Puicke Chester Sexton Russell Scheicher Paul Sullivan Gladys Weigle John Weigle.
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St. Francis Xavier ‘Church
Father Oberholtz
Father Scheidler
St. Meinrad Seminary
Oberholtz
Emerson
Chester Butler
Leona Carlson
Ber Ice Carlson
Margaret Cottrell
Elizabeth Etnire
Charles Fromer
Leo Hullihan
Helen Horn
Bernice Hunter
Russell Hunter
William Mahoney
Anthony Mahoney
John Mahoney
August Puicke
Chester Sexton
Russell Scheicher
Paul Sullivan
Gladys Weigle
John Weigle
Old Sign Refreshes Memory in Attica Letter
W P Hatton writes that Ed Hughes found an old sign board bearing Western Inn by S Hefley in Attica near the Sterling Remedy building. He recalls Tavern history including Stafford and Indiana House legends, a bell that rang “pigtail done” at meals, and notes Ed Hughes’s long bachelor life while born near Attica.
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Ledger-Press
Attica Ledger-Press
Ed Hughes
Sterling Remedy
Western Inn
S. Hefley
Hughes
Mr. Hefley
Newlin H. Yount
Central National Bank
Staffords
Stafford Tavern
Attica Ledger
Oscar Stafford
Stafford
Ledger
Tom Hemphill
Mr. Yount
Indiana House
Harry Hayes
Old Martin Tavern
W. P. Hatton
Williamsport News of Weddings Travel News and Local Farewells
Chester G and Mrs Rossiter plan a European tour from New York aboard Cedric with stops in Ennis corthy Wexford England the Hague Paris Cherbourg and a return around August 3 accompanied part of the way by Wil liamsport friends Miss Kate Gregson and Roy Simmermen marry in Veedersburg and tour Kansas City before settling at home The area reports deaths visits and local social notes including Mrs Lester Wallace and several residents traveling or visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns.
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Chester G
W. B. Durborow
Madeleine
Lawrence Durborow
Williamsport
Kate Gregson
Roy Simmermen
Veedersburg
Oscar Berry
Kansas City
John Simmerman
Big Four Tower
J. W. Titus
Indianapolis
Theodore Harbaugh
A New Priest for Covington
Rev. Father Steger will leave St. Joseph Catholic church Covington around July 1 to head for Goodland Indiana. He has served three years and left many friends behind. Rev. Michael F. Shea assigned to Covington and Veedersburg mission will take charge June 24 and will also assist at St. Ann's Lafayette. He was ordained at Fort Wayne last June by Bishop Alerding and is described as popular and capable.
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Father Steger
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Covington
Goodland
Ind
Michael F. Shea
St. Ann’s Church
Lafayette
Covington and Veedersburg
Father Shea
Fort Wayne
Alerding
Evansville chautauqua dates set for Oak Summit park
The Evansville chautauqua will be held for eleven days from July 4 to July 14 with Rev. Jacob E. Meeker chosen as platform manager. Local residents including Frank Feuerstein, Edgar McDermond, and several visiting guests are noted in social items across nearby towns.
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Frank Feuerstein
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
George Feuerstein
Jacob E. Meeker
Evansville
Osteopathy visit by Dr Thomas P Huffman in Attica
Dr Thomas P Huffman of American School of Osteopathy will attend Noah Weaver's residence at Ferry and Perry streets Attica on Tuesday and Friday mornings to treat chronic diseases from 7 30 to 11 30 a m Phone 467 he is listed as available for patients seeking osteopathic care.
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Mary and
Angie LaTeer
Paxton
Ills
Bernice Schermerhorn
H Elizabeth Todd
Lula Peck
Lester Wallace
Veedersburg
John Fewry
Danville
American School of Osteopathy
A. T
Science
Attica
Noah Weaver
Ferry and
Perry Streets
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Idaho
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Perrysville
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Marshfield
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