Mrs Lena Ferguson Hosts Luncheon Bridge at Country Home
Mrs Lena Ferguson entertained at a luncheon bridge Friday evening at her country home with honor guest Mrs Harry Hall of Mt Vernon New York. Attending were Miss Julia Boyd of Richmond and numerous local ladies including Mrs Clay born King and Mrs Fred Huddleston among others. Mr and Mrs Calvin Bertsch of Parson Kansas are visiting relatives in the community this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bertsch
Parson
Kansas
Cooperative Dinner Party Hosts Wide Circle on Main Street
Mrs. Ralph Ludington entertained with a co operative dinner party at her Main street home on Saturday evening. Guests included Mesdames Harry McCrae of Chicago, Harry Hall of Mt. Vernon New York, Helen Huddleston of Fortville, Ma bel Reveille of Tulsa, Lena Ferguson, Max Feemster, Alvin Bertsch, Bruce Peters, Harry Bertsch, Russell Worl, Harper Lindsay, Fred Bond, Robert Krone and Misses Elizabeth Paul and Mary Bertsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ludington
Main Street
Mesdames
Harry McCrae
Chicago
Harry Hall
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Helen Huddleston
Fortville
Mabel Reveille
Tulsa
Okla
Lena Ferguson
Max Feemster
Alvin Bertsch
Bruce Peters
Harry Bertsch
Russell Worl
Harper Lindsay
Fred Bond
Robert Krone
Elizabeth Paul
Mary Bertsch
Miss Zoe Beasley Guest of Cincinnati Host This Week
Miss Zoe Beasley of Cincinnati is the house guest of Mrs Lena Ferguson this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Beasley
Cincinnati
Lena Ferguson
Dinner Club Entertained At Lindsay Home
The Dinner club of this city entertained at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Harper Lindsay Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harper Lindsay
Miss Bertha Myers Taken To New Castle Hospital
Miss Bertha Myers of north of town was taken to the New Castle hospital Saturday for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Myers
North of Town
New Castle Hospital
Herrs of Washington D C Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Horace Herr of Washington D C spent the weekend with relatives in the area. The visit highlighted family ties and local hospitality during a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Herr
Washington, D. C
Lima and Connersville Couples Share Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Barber and family of Lima visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard along with Mr. and Mrs. Grundy Veatch of Connersville for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Barber
Lima
Grundy Veatch
Connersville
Clifford Howard
Family Visits In Richmond And Maple Street Illness
Mrs Ralph Tague visits daughter Mrs Karl ton Robert in Richmond for two weeks. Vance Butler age 17, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Butler, is critically ill at their Maple street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Tague
Mrs. Karlton Robert
Richmond
Vance Butler
Mrs
Herbert Butler
Maple Street
Miss Conklin Visits Relatives In Indianapolis
Miss Mary Conklin spent the first of the week with relatives in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs John Conklin and daughter Ceeta were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Rush in Lewisville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conklin
Indianapolis
John Conklin
Ceeta
Harry Rush
Lewisville
Martindales Host Guests From Dayton New Castle Connersville
Sunday guests joined Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Martindale for a family gathering. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilmore and daughter of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and daughters of New Castle, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Veatch and daughter of Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Martindale
Herbert Wilmore
Dayton
Fred Davis
New Castle
Keith Veatch
Connersville
Earlham Geology Students Return From Southwest Field Trip
Edward Close John Judkins and Howard Gaar members of a Earlham College geology class spent six weeks studying in Colorado and the southwest and returned home last Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Close
John Judkins
Howard Gaar
Earlham College
Colorado
Southwest
Mrs Wharton Returns Home From Connersville Hospital
Mrs. Robert Wharton, after three weeks of treatment at Connersville hospital, went home Thursday and is showing slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wharton
Connersville Hospital
Fort Wayne and Richmond Visitors Stop Over
Mrs Carl Boyd and son Horace of Fort Wayne and Mrs George Babcock of Richmond visited among their friends here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Boyd
Horace
Fort Wayne
George Babcock
Richmond
Weekend Visit Notes From Hagerstown Families
Mr and Mrs George Leavell and daughter Pattie Lou of Hagerstown spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Whipple. Mrs Harry Bertsch was hostess for her Bridge club Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leavell
Pattie Lou
Hagerstown
Earl Whipple
Harry Bertsch
Dayton Visit Ties Catherine Wilmore and Patricia Martindale
Miss Catherine Wilmore of Dayton spent the first of the week with Miss Patricia Martindale. Miss Martindale is spending the last of this week with Miss Wilmore in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wilmore
Dayton
Patricia Martindale
Miss Martindale
Miss Wilmore
When Preachers Sing and Swing a Walnut Club
A reflective verse contrasts sad singers and violent responses to critics. It juxtaposes modest speakers with pompous preachers, praising learned teachers who study hard and fear to overstep the Golden Rule. The poem ends with a call to genuine schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Cambridge Feed Mills Opens for Business Today
The Cambridge Feed Mills owned by Smith brothers Vern A. and Don opens today in the Clay building known as Woodhead Feed Mills. The plant features a 95 foot shed housing a 20 ton scale and electric hoist with automated conveyors, a hammermill, magnetic separators, and a mixing machine. The facility offers custom grinding and modern feeding solutions and invites farmers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Feed Mills
Smith Brothers
Vern A
Don
Woodhead Feed Mills
Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Isaiah Howard Visit Relatives in Muncie
Mr and Mrs Isaiah Howard of Muncie spent the past week with his sister Mrs Charles Bertsch and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Howard
Muncie
Charles Bertsch
Accident on Main Street Injures Spencer Geathers
Spencer Geathers suffered painful bruising and cuts after stepping into Main Street traffic during a stop and go signal. An Ohio driver, attempting to pass another car, struck him and then stopped to give aid, taking him to Dr. Hill's office for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Geathers
Main Street
Ohio
Mr. Geathers
Charlene Scheidler Visits New Castle Kin This Week
Miss Charlene Scheidler spent the last of the week with her cousin Mrs. Loring Cannon and husband at New Castle. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scheidler and daughter Mary spent Sunday with them and Charlene accompanied them home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Scheidler
Mrs. Loring Cannon
New Castle
Stanley Scheidler
Mary
Charlene
Florea Couple Attends Beeson Reunion in Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Frank Florea attended the Beeson reunion at Greenfield on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Florea
Beeson
Greenfield
Winters Return From Michigan Visit
Mr and Mrs Dan Winters came home Friday after two weeks with relatives in Michigan. Everett Sutton who attended a summer course at I U is spending three weeks with his mother before entering medical college in Indianapolis for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Winters
Michigan
Everett Sutton
I. U
Medical
Indianapolis
Richmond Hosts Dinner Guests From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Lowery and Mr and Mrs McKinley Leapley were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs James Hunt in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lowery
McKinley’ Leapley
James Hunt
Richmond
Billie and Betty Bannon Visit Grandparents in Ko komo
Billie and Betty Bannon of Ko komo are spending two weeks with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Stifel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Betty Bannon
Kokomo
Mrs
George Stifel
Mrs Archie Wills Visiting Relatives in Elwood
Mrs Archie Wills is spending the week with relatives in Elwood, visiting family and staying at a local home. The trip focuses on family time and local exchanges during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Wills
Elwood
Crull Lammott Reunion at Creitz Park Sunday Aug 30
Crull Lammott reunion will be held at Creitz park Sunday August 30. In case of rain it will meet at I O R M hall. A Working Reunion for the Working family will be held at school park Spiceland on Sunday September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crull-Lammott
Creitz Park
I. O. R. M. Hall
School Park
Spiceland
Florida Reunion Picnic At Home In Randolph County
A Florida reunion and picnic is set for today at the home of El Cleven ger, located 142 miles east of Windsor in Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
el Clevenger
Windsor
Randolph County
Modern manners and marriages in a witty column
A humorous column contrasts old fashioned and modern girls in manners and dating. It notes rising footsteps on kisses, a gown misrendering a woman’s look, and a tale of a girl so virtuous she avoids a room with a fast clock.
Excerpt Reflects on Worthiness Before Judge
A brief fragment notes the gravity of being judged by the Judge as a witness to human worthiness. It cites Taslor and casts judgment as a fearful, expository reckoning of moral standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taslor
Traction Hearing On Abandonment Near Indianapolis Today
A hearing at the Indiana state house at 10 today will review Indiana Railways petition to abandon the Dunreith to Indianapolis segment of the Dunreith Richmond line. The petition was narrowed after a sale to Indiana Railroad Co to only the Dunreith west portion, while the Dunreith New Castle branch remains. Local towns along the line seek to preserve service, with Greenfield pushing to keep the traction line in city services for faster freight and passenger routes to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunreith
Indianapolis
Indiana State House
Indiana Railways
T. H. I. & E. Traction Company
Richmond
Indiana Railroad Co
New Castle
Rose City
Greenfiled
Party Honors Friends In Straughn Indiana
Phyllis Howard hosted a party in Straughn Aug 11 honoring Mildred Frost and Hazel Jones of Indianapolis. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with attendees Frances Fryman Margarette Crissler Elizabeth Cooper Clarice Palin Thelea Huffman Louise Huffman Phyllis Howard Mildred Frost Hazel Jones Marshall Lamberson Leo Schinder Bob Kinnaman Franklin Howell Harold Goodwin Robert Doll Edward Bowers Dale Jackson and Paul Howard.
Mrs. F H Davis Visits Colfax Parents This Week
Mrs. F H Davis of Colfax arrived Monday to spend the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Davis of
Colfax
Mrs
Ed. Beeson
Mrs. Huddleston Visits Fortville Kin in Indiana
Mrs. Fred Huddleston of Fortville spent several days last week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Filby in an Indiana family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huddleston
Fortville
E. D. Filby
Miss Hicks Hosts Bridge Luncheon Honors Mrs Powers
Miss Helen Hicks entertained last Friday with a bridge luncheon in honor of Mrs Donald Powers of Fast Orange New Jersey. Guests included Mrs Ralph Ludington Hamilton Ohio Miss Margaret Evan Richmond Miss Elizabeth Paul Miss Barbara Dodson Mrs John Paul Miss Pauline Woodward and Miss Ruth Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hicks
Donald Powers
Fast Orange
N. J
Ralph Ludington
Hamilton
Ohio
Margaret Evan
Richmond
Elizabeth Paul
Barbara Dodson
John Paul
Pauline Woodward
Ruth Dodson
Folkerth Couple Spends Sunday With Friends in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs John Folkerth visited Indianapolis on a Sunday to spend time with local friends and enjoy a relaxed outing in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Folkerth
Indianapolis
Vanderbeck Family Visit Spends Friday in New Lisbon
Mrs. Frank Vanderbeck, Mrs. Hal Vanderbeck and Walter Vanderbeck spent Friday with relatives and friends in New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vanderbeck
Hal Vanderbeck
Walter Vanderbeck
New Lisbon
Mrs Clifford Howard Visita Connersville Hosts
Mrs. Clifford Howard is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Grundy Veatch in Connersville, enjoying the hospitality and social routines of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clifford Howard
Mrs. Grundy Veatch
Connersville
Local Visits Across Three States Reported
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Irwin and sons visited Mr. and Mrs. William Burke in Greenfield on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Allison and Mrs. Thos Hartman stayed with sister Mrs. Clifford Martin in Chicago last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sturgis with Mrs. Ida Van Meter and Omer Hurst spent Saturday with relatives and friends in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Irwin and
William Burke
Greenfield
Frank Allison
Thos. Hartman
Clifford Martin
Chicago
Will Sturgis
Ida van Meter
Omer Hurst
Richmond
Clark Mustin Reunion Attended by Sowers Rayle Party
Mr and Mrs William Sowers joined Mr and Mrs Lafayette Rayle of Milton for the Clark Mustin reunion held in Lebanon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sowers
Lafayette Rayle
Milton
Lebanon
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Local Notes
Lon Retherford and grandchildren from Alquina visited Doddridge Chapel. Russell Powell and son Kenneth stayed with Mrs Powell’s parents in Bluffton. Katherine Walburn studied weekend with the Clevengers. Emmett Kimmel and Cloyd Judkins toured Ohio. June Doddridge lodged in Indianapolis. Marshall House to spend weekend in Bluffton. Wilbur Clevenger returned from Indianapolis. A large gathering at the Virgil Dean home included Lemons and McNutt families. Replogle family from Economy visited D O Clevenger. Horace Howard and Ralph Dean returned from Lake George. Community meeting held at David Doddridge’s home Tuesday. Orville Lemons, Robert Ranck, Myrtle Plummer with James Little, recovering from appendectomy in Indianapolis. Marlatt reunion attended in New Castle. Ed Williams spent Sunday with the Williams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Retherford
Russell Powell
Kenneth
Indianapolis
Marshall House
Bluffton
Wilbur Clevenger
Leslie
Tom’ Lemons
Ed. Plummer
Franklin Lemons
Roy Fulton
Bert McNutt
Clayburn McNutt
James Williams
Walter Clevenger
Virgil Dean
John Replogle
D. O. Clevenger
Horace Howard
Ralph Dean
Lake George
David Doddridge
Orville Lemons
Robert Ranck
Myrtle Plummer
James Little
Floyd Doddridge
Marlatt
New Castle
Ed. Williams
Samuel Clevenger
Alee
Coming Winter Unemployment Crisis Prompts Charity Calls
The piece argues for organized welfare effort to avert next winter's hardships as unemployment rises. It notes President Hoover and advisers resist direct federal cash relief, favoring state, municipal, and private aid while debating tax hikes or a $5 billion loan for public works, both judged too slow to curb looming needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Strawn
Chicago
England
Germany
LaFollette
United States
Treasury
Indianapolis
Should Be Reread If Time Is Precious
Carlyle argues that no book worthy of reading should be read only once and that time spent on repeat readings yields greater improvement than a single encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Laughing Lincolneers Close Season At Lincoln High
The Laughing Lincolneers 4 H club held its final all day meeting on Thursday August 13 at Lincoln high school. 23 girls attended and 1 30 p m business session followed by songs led by Maxine Newkirk. An exhibit is planned for August 26 with judging by Gertrude Adams home economics teacher. All work due by August 21. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolneers
Lincoln High School
Maxine Newkirk
Hagerstown
Mary Louise Allen
Pauline Castner
Sarah Grey
Edna Bertsch
Martha Rudisell
Katherine Newkirk
Ruth Sweet
Gertrude Adams
Helen Allen
Kepler Conklin wedding to be held at Milton church
A community wedding will take place Saturday afternoon at the Christian church parsonage in Milton with Rev. Mc Cormick performing a single ring ceremony for Miss Mary Conklin and John Kepler. Attendants are Miss Evelyn Whitton and George Simmons. The bride will wear a brown crepe dress with matching accessories. After a short wedding tour they will reside in Antinamelid where Mr. Kepler is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Milton
McCormick
Mary Conklin
John Conklin
John Kepler
H. T. Kepler
Pershing
Evelyn Whitton
George Simmons
Ant Inamelid
Mr. Kepler
Bride-Elect Mrs Bozoarth Hosts Miscellaneous Shower Guests
entertainment for Miss LaVesta Brumfiel honored at her upcoming wedding at the home of Mrs Bozoarth. Guests from Richmond Connersville Dublin New Castle and local residents joined in games contests and refreshments hosted by bridesmaids and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bozoarth
Russe
Chapman
Mckinley Leapley
LaVesta Brumfiel
Mesdames
Jesse Murray
Orville Denning
S. M. Mercurio
Claude Russell
Richmond
Earl Duff
Virgil Eaton
Connersville
Harold Selig
Dublin
Chauncey Morris
New Castle
Mesdames Ross Hutchinson
Charles Lowry
Margaret Wright
Arthur Cornthwaite
Ancil Williams
George Brumfiel
Earl Clevenger
Durwood Moore
Ben Johnson
Lee Monger
John Kinsinger
Pershing
Jennie Reigle
Jeannette Boyd
Mattie Dearing
Mildred Locke
Lucile Pritchard
Illness Calls Winks to Waterloo for Aunt’s Condition
Mr and Mrs O V Winks traveled to Waterloo on Saturday due to the serious illness of Mrs Clara Rude their aunt.
Community Notes 25 Years Ago Highlights
Local reports list Joe Bender's cold storage plant nearing operation next week and C H Graver handling apples in large quantities. Obituaries note Margaret Neff's death in Louisburg Ohio at 78, and Mrs Wendell Brookley’s passing near Boston. Preparations include a proposed Riverside cemetery sidewalk funded by about 640 dollars with Wilson Marquis coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bender
C. H. Graver
Margaret Neff
Louisburg
Ohio
Capitol Hill
Riverside Cemetery
Wilson T. Marquis
Germantown
Wm. Rush
Tobe Prather
Hancock County
Wendell Brookley
Mrs. Wright
Boston
Milton
Harry Hoshour
Pennsylvania
Oliver Thornburg
McClung
Henry McMahan
John Wiggans
Richmond
J. W. Outland
Elizabeth Smelser
Packer
Nora Murphy
Evangeline St. Clair
Emma Gingrich
Sympathy Urges Local Aid Over State and Federal Support
The piece argues for immediate help by states cities and wealthy individuals rather than awaiting Washington assistance which may prove disappointing. It appeals to civic duty and local generosity to provide the needed relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eastern Star Picnic Set in New Castle Aug 30
The north and east central association of the Order of the Eastern Star holds its second annual picnic at Memorial Park New Castle on Sunday August 30. Members urged to attend with basket dinners at noon. Bring baskets to the club house. hot coffee and iced tea provided by the New Castle chapter. Bring the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North and East Central Association of the Order of the Eastern Star
Memorial Park
New Castle
Harold Hunt Visits Grandmother Near Hagerstown
Harold Hunt spends the week with his grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Williams in the vicinity of Hagerstown, staying for domestic sightseeing and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hunt
Milton area social notes recount weddings and visits
Milton items list wedding attendees for Catherine Eggleston and Robert Dailey in Greenfield, plus visitors and gatherings across Milton, Richmond, Indianapolis, Pasadena, and surrounding towns. The items mention relatives, theatre parties, district events, and local travel, with several family connections and social engagements noted.
Local Residents Spend Time with Friends and Relatives
Mrs. Harry Hall visits St. Louis this week while A. R. Feemster is reported sick early in the week. Marcia Hunt visits Hagerstown area friend Ola Sebring. Josephine Smith visits Milton with Mary Louise Huddles ton. Abbott Mott stays with Daisy Ayler in Seymour i. S. T. Butts from Decatur NL visits H. S. Morris family. Willard Lamm returns from Cincinnati after a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry Hall
St. Louis
Local Families Spend Weekends Visiting Across Indiana
A string of social visits is recorded across Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Moore joined Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg in Winchester. Mrs. George Rihm hosted her sister Mrs. Edward Schuesselin of Piqua. Showalter family reunion drew attendees at Roberts Park Connersville. Mrs. Liva J. Richard visits brother H. G. Owens in Chicago. The Elleberys visited their son Howard in Richmond. Helen Harrold spent the weekend with Louise Fink in Indianapolis. Mrs. Nelson Woodhead of Richmond visited her daughter Mrs. Herbert Newkirk. Claude Carmen and family weekended in Fortville. Valletta Bachman escorted Catherine Risk to St. Louis for a visit. Ben Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Whelan joined others at New Bremen. Will Courtney and son left for Cleveland after home visits. Francis Ogborn of Indianapolis spent the weekend with his mother Florence Ogborn. Dr. Hugh D. Morris and Mrs. J. F. Jones were in New Castle. Roslind Newkirk and Frank Stephens visited Rushville and attended the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Eggleston
Robert Dailey
Clyde Dailey
Greenfield
Charles Dailey
Estin Dailey
Homer Bertsch
Ozro Dailey
Earl Doddridge
Orville Dailey
John
Richmond
Carrie Harbeck
Pasadena
Calif
Walter Hurst
Hillhurst
J. O. Bragg
Charles Kniese
Tivoli
Homer DuGranrut
Indianapolis
DuGranrut
Eva Thornburg
Adrian Knipp
Kentucky
Frank Winters
Pershing
Doda Wallace
Eastern Star
Frank Wallace
Ed. Beson
Sade Kinney
Emma Swain
Emily Bond
McCormick
Elmi Huber
Pendleton
S. K. Hoshour
Hartford City
Paul McKee
Olin Davis
Ernest Weyle
Centerville
Minnie Hale
Mary Hazelrigg
R. F. Callaway
Hattie Sills
Muncie
Marvin Wallace
Montana
Wm. Wallace
Benton Wissler
Anna
Riverview Park
Lake Shafer
Emerson Gause
Chicago
Rotary
Milton
J. C. Gause
Gause
Harry
Griffith Cooney
Dickey Ginn
Bobbie Hutchens
Gaarles Ferris
Albert Ferris
Leroy Mills
Hopewell
Wm. Huddleston
Creitz Park
Charles Cook
Victor Stanley
Harold
Falmouth
Eugenia Urich
Missouri
Ray Smith
Lorraine
Ohio
Charles Ferris
Haler
Troy
Benton Wagner
Alma
Will Wallace
Loda Newhouse
Connersville
Geo. Sherwood
Lemoine Sherwood
Clyde Miller
Doddridge Chapel
Clark Brattain
Chris Kerber
Andrew
Iowa
Kerber
Doris Doddridge
Clara Pitman
Ruth Warren
Lucile Marley
Theodore Snider
Chester Hackleman
John Newman
Maurice Ingermann
William Huddleston
Jesse Huddleston
Straughn
New Castle
Floyd Hines
Sue
H. B. Russell
Fan Party at Milton Home by Mrs McCormick
The Sewing Circle of the local Christian church will be entertained with a Fan party by Mrs. F. C. McCormick at her Milton home next Wednesday. All members are invited and asked to bring a fan so the history may be told. This will be an all day affair. Aug. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
F. C. McCormick
Milton
Miss Mary Buckner Returns Home from Indianapolis
Miss Mary Buckner of Indianapolis visited for three weeks with Misses Charlene and Helen Hall at the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Willard Petro. She returned home Sunday accompanied by Miss Hall for the week in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buckner
Indianapolis
Charlene
Helen Hall
Willard Petro
Misses Hall
Shafer Home Hosts Multiple Clark Guests Overnight
Mr and Mrs George Shafer welcomed Tuesday overnight guests Mr and Mrs Ralph Clark and Mr and Mrs Orville Clark from Chicago. Last Thursday they dined with Mr and Mrs Rena Clark and sons and Joe Clark of Richmond plus Mr and Mrs Alva Clark of St Louis MO. Alva Clark and party stayed overnight and left Friday for St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shafer
Ralph Clark
Orville Clark
Chicago
Rena Clark and Sons
Joe Clark
Richmond
Alva Clark
St. Louis
Shafer
Life and I by Ada Perry Beinhacker
The poem expresses a mystic bond with life, seeking unity beyond death. The speaker longs for life to endure until the final moment, then to depart quietly, inviting shared joys and a calm after the storms of existence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Boyd
Clayborn King
Abiram Boyd
J. T. Reese
Cambridge
Doddridge
The
New York Times
Kepler - Conklin
A. R. Feemster
Marcia Hunt
Near Hagerstown
Ola Sebring
Josephine Smith
Mary Louise Huddleston
Mrs. Abbott Mott
Seymour Ithe
Daisy Ayler
S. T. Butts
Decatur
H. S. Morris and
Willard Lamm
Mrs. Golden Moore
John Bragg
Winchester
George Rihm
Edward [. Schuesselin
Piqua
Coleman Phillips
Showalter
Roberts Park
Liva J. Richard
H. G. Owens
Charles Elleberry
Howard
Helen Harrold
Louise Fink
Nelson Woodhead
Herbert Newkirk
Claude Carmen
Clarence Whelan
New Breman
Will Courtney
Son
Cleveland
Francis Ogborn
Florence Ogborn
Hugh D. Morris
J. F. Jones
Roslind Newkirk
Frank Stephens
Rushville
Ada Perry Beinhacker
Earth
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