Farm Bureau Oyster Supper Slated at Lincoln Auditorium
The Jackson Township Farm Bureau meets Friday evening January 4 at Lincoln auditorium at 7 15 for its annual oyster supper and business meeting All members and families are urged to attend L L Needler of the State organization will speak Music by the Jackson Township Harmonizers R G Shellenberger is chairman and Mrs Gildie Wissler S E Leader
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Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Lincoln Auditorium
L. L. Needler
State Organization
Jackson Township
R. G. Shellenberger
Gildie Wissler
S. E
Christmas Day Dinner Guests In Hopewell Area
Hopewell residents hosted and visited during Christmas with numerous families from near Centerville New Castle Richmond Dublin and Greenfield sharing meals and gatherings. Notable attendees include Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott Mr and Mrs Marvin Mills Miss Jessie Manlove Mr and Mrs Charles Pentecost and Mr and Mrs Leroy Mills plus many Kendalls and Marks. A planned marriage announcement by Miss Margaretta Kendall to Merle Bradway was revealed at a Valley Inn party near Richmond.
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William Miller
Centerville
John Higgins
Lewisville
Charles Elliott
Thomas Sarver
Wendell Burte
New Castle
Marvin ~ Mills
Fon-Du-Lac
Wisc
L.roy Mils
Ernest
Marvin Mills
Chalmers Gilbert
Pitsburgh
Jessie Manlove
Charles Pentecost
Mary Sue Binford
Richmond
Wilson Gilbert
Emma Kendall
Iea
Dorothy Baldwin
Mark Waskom
Anna Thomas
Clessie Kendall
Gilbert Kendall
Bobbie
Walter Kendall
Jessie Kendall
Willard Kendall
Floyd Kendall
Mooreland
Lillie Kendall
Oris West
Greenfield
Luke Langston
James McKechnie
New Lisbon
Ralph Boyd
Hagerstown
Russell May
Wilmer Johnson
Morristown
Everett Boyd
Mildred Macy
Taylor University
Upland
Luther Macy
Kenneth Myers
Joyce Arlene
Fred Warner
Greensboro
Fon- Du-Lac
Wisconsin
Chamers Gilbert
Pittsburgh
Dublin
Leroy Mil S
William Jay
Warnie Macy
Ollie Macy
Linnie Williams
Emerson Woodward
Horace Miller
Ernest Modlin
Harved
Jennie Macy
Chester
Charles Ferris
Albert Ferris
Mary Mills
Milton
William Jefferies
Malinda Millis
Grace Fuhrman
Cambridge City
Clarence Langston
Abner Langston
Helen Hall
Margaretta Kendall
Valley Inn
Merle V. Bradway
Miss Kendall
Mary E. Kendall
Bradway
Frank Bradway
Straughn
Dickinson Trust Co
Midwest Casket Company
FonDuLac
Mark Jay
Columbus, O
Helen Leaky
Edith Campbell
Leslie Bradway
Floyd Leaky
Flora Weisbrod
Barbara Brown
Elsie Thornburgh
Elizabeth Kruger
Monte Ingram
Flora Wéisbred
Homer DuGranrut
Joyce
Janet
Indianapolis
Eva Thornburg
Frank DuGranrut
Park Lantz
Mt. Peasant
Mich
Delmar Doddridge
Earl Doddridge
Doris
Methodist Sunday School
Sunshine Class
Laverne Stratton
Lillian Neidiffer
Dorothy Dailey
Vauline Kellam
Hilda Marie Hoff Ian
Donald
Eugene Neidiffer
Leona McCullum
Mary Stahl
Earl Boyer
Manus
Sarah
Allie Trine
Lloyd Heller
Philip
Joan
A. J. Glendenning
Somerset
Courtney Heller
Marion
Ind
LaVerne
Margaret
Blake Huddleston
Donald Wolfgang
Reid Memorial Church
Coliseum
Hyllis Brown
Muncie
H. B. Russell
Mary Kirlin
John
Ross Cramer
George Crull
Washington Township
East Main Street
Frazier
H. R. Manlove
Bruce
Ed. Manlove
Benton Wissler
Will Brown
Willard Wissler
Clyde Leverton
A. J. Marley
Anderson
Hazel Myers
John Ellis
CCC
Charles Hubbell
Charles Davis
Robert
Sorber
Leone McCullum
Hazell Myers
Ivan Drury
Thorlie Drury
Boston
Voice of Inspiration by The Poet's Muse
A reader writes seeking reunion with a husband who left ten years ago. The Muse replies on life’s tricks and the blurred line between dreamers and work, suggesting happiness is fragile and often misunderstood.
Dear Voice of Inspiration Advice Column Bits
A reader asks how to handle bashfulness in dating and self doubt about art. The Muse counsels self-acceptance and daring steps, urging travel to meet new people, confidence in work, and focusing on personal growth before pleasing others. A third letter describes an overwhelmed wife enduring heavy chores and hints at seeking change with medical and legal guidance.
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Muse
Davy Jones
Poet's Muse Column Seeks Readers' Question Poems
Readers are urged to write letters to the Poet's Muse at The Tribune. Submit love, marriage, or domestic concerns for a rhymed reply in a future column. Names not published, act today, and both reader and column enjoy the playful exchange.
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the Tribune
Christmas Socials and Visits Across Milton Area
Milton families held holiday dinners and visits with relatives from Indianapolis Mt. Pleasant and Cambridge City. A Christmas program at the Methodist Sunday school featured songs recitations duets and an orchestra. Community groups and churches hosted gatherings with dinners parties and a pageant Unto the Least of These at the Christian church.
Christmas Gatherings Across Dublin Area and Church Activities
Dublin community reports Christmas visits from relatives in Richmond New Castle Indianapolis and Columbus Ohio with numerous hospitality events. Ladies Aid Mothers Club and church groups held meetings exchanges gifts and planned future gatherings amid prayer services and missionary meetings.
Greensfork couple visits Ellsburys on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hines of Greensfork were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ellsbury.
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Fred Hines
Greensfork
C. D. Ellsbury
Mrs Claude Kkitterman Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Claude Kkitterman is brought home from Reid hospital where she had been for several days suffering from stomach trouble and is reported resting comfortably.
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Claude Kkitterman
Reid Hospital
Overman Family Visits Franklin Household
Mr and Mrs L O Overman of Indianapolis spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Franklin and family.
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L. O. Overman
Indianapolis
Harry Franklin
Mrs Bachmann Honors Margaret Ann Birthday At Home
Mrs Harry Bachmann entertained many young guests at her residence last Thursday evening to celebrate the birthday of her daughter Margaret Ann.
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Harry Bachmann
Margaret Ann
Cambridge youths attend New Year party at Miss Jane Avis home
Cambridge City young folks gathered for a New Year party at Miss Jane Avis home in New Castle. Attendees included Miss Dorothea Urbahns Martha Hughes Mary Jane Harold Betty Jane Jackson Margaret Ann Bachmann Patricia Martindale Genevieve Kniese of Milton and Messrs Robert Harmeier Nolan Allen Earl Barrett Arnold Bachmann David Wilson Edward Weaver John Worl Willard Lamm of Anderson.
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Cambridge City
Jane Avis
New Castle
Dorothea Urbahns
Martha Hughes
Mary Jane Harold
Betty Jane Jackson
Margaret Ann Bachmann
Patricia Martindale
Genevieve Kniese
Milton
Robert Harmeier
Nolan Allen
Earl Barrett
Arnold Bachmann
David Wilson
Edward Weaver
John Worl
Willard Lamm
Anderson
New Year Party Held in Richmond at Bartel Residence
Mr and Mrs Voyle Martindale attended a New Year party at the home of Mr and Mrs I Bartel in Richmond Monday evening.
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Voyle Martindale
Mrs. I. Bartel
Richmond
Bridge Club to Meet at Mrs Ingermann’s Home
The Wednesday Bridge club of this city will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ingermann in Connersville Wednesday of next week.
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Clarence Ingermann
Connersville
Miss Martha Ferguson Returns Home to Lancaster
Miss Martha Ferguson returns to her home in Lancaster Ohio after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Ludington over the holidays.
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Martha Ferguson
Lancaster
Ohio
Mrs
Frank Ludington
Milton social: Miss Kniese hosts five guests
The Misses Dorothea Urbahns Patricia Martindale Margaret Ann Bachmann Martha Hughes and Martha Ferguson attended a Thursday afternoon gathering as guests of Miss Genevieve Kniese in Milton.
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Dorothea Urbahns
Patricia Martindale
Margaret Ann Bachmann
Martha Hughes
Martha Ferguson
Genevieve Kniese
Milton
Dinner Party Hosted by Miss Ruth Dodson on Main Street
Miss Ruth Dodson entertained with a dinner party Sunday evening at her home on West Main Street arranging services for Dr and Mrs Emil Kenyon Mr and Mrs Clyd Pierce Mr and Mrs Arthur Simms Misses Leeta Freeda and Margaret Conner Britton Harrison Willis Kuster Karol Kennedy and Woody Conner.
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Ruth Dodson
West Main Street
Emil Kenyon
Clyd Pierce
Arthur Simms
Leeta
Freeda
Margaret Conner
Britton Harrison
Willis Kuster
Karol Kennedy
Woody Conner
Progress of Library Fund Drive Heads Toward Goal
Despite holiday stir the drive totals reach 2250.00 from new pledges. The committee's next meeting is Tuesday evening January 7 1935 at 7 30 in the Library room. All soliciting members and out of town delegates from Pershing and Milton are urged to attend for advice and progress.
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Mercury
E Board
Pershing
Milton
Local News Briefs on Illness and Visits
Miss Mary Wissler daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wissler is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Glen Watson and daughter of Richmond have returned home after visiting here and Lewisville. Miss Violette Lamm and brother Willard of Anderson spent the holidays with friends here and returned home Monday.
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Mary Wissler
Charles Wissler
Glen Watson
Richmond
Lewisville
Violette Lamm
Brother Willard of
Anderson
Dr and Mrs R H Kopp Visit Whiteland Farm Plans
Dr and Mrs R H Kopp and their son Herschel from Indianapolis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Copeland. The doctor bought a farm near Whiteland and plans to build a modern home there. he has sold his dental practice and took possession Monday.
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R .H. Kopp
Herschel
Indianapolis
Roy Copeland
Whiteland
Local visits and social gathering noted in town
Frank Widner of Indianapolis visited relatives here Monday. Mrs. Harry Bachmann was a guest of Mrs. Pearl Van Buskirk Friday evening at a meeting of her 500 club.
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Frank Widner
Indianapolis
Harry Bachmann
Pearl van Buskirk
500 Club
Martindales and Veatchs Host Connersville visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Martindale and daughter Marjorie Jane were guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs Keith Veatch in Connersville.
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A. R. Martindale
Marjorie Jane
Keith Veatch
Connersville
Miss Elizabeth Hogan Guests in Franklin Home
Miss Elizabeth Hogan of Franklin is staying as a house guest with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bachmann and family.
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Elizabeth Hogan
Franklin
Harry Bachmann
Bridge Club Meets at Mrs. Kuster Home
The Tuesday Evening Bridge club gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Kuster for a session of card play and socializing.
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Harry Kuster
Nineteenth Wedding Anniversary Observed at Harmeier Home
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. L. Harmeier entertained a group including Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ar burn Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dorsett Mr. and Mrs. Marvel T. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foss and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland Friday evening to honor their nineteenth wedding anniversary. A lovely time and refreshments were enjoyed.
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I. J. L. Harmeier
L. W. Arburn
W. A. Dorsett
Marvel T. Moore
Hugh Foss
Roy Copeland
New Years Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Woodward
Mr and Mrs Wayne Woodward held a New Years party Monday evening.Scores in 500 were earned by couples including Mr and Mrs Russell Chapman Mr and Mrs James Bozoarth Mr and Mrs Charles Lowry Mr and Mrs Earl Clevenger Mr and Mrs McKinley Leapley Mr and Mrs Waalter Mortiboy of this city and Mr and Mrs John Kinsinger of Pershing High scores went to Mr and Mrs John Kinsinger and Mrs Chapman.
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Wayne Woodward
Russell Chapman
James Bozoarth
Charles Lowry
Earl Clevenger
McKinley Leapley
Waalter Mortiboy
City
John Kinsinger
Pershing
Chapman
Bertsch & Co. Reports Improved Business and Hiring Rise
Three orders have been received by Bertsch & Co. boosting employment to about half of their total force for eight weeks. This marks roughly a 40 percent gain in business and employment compared with the same period last year.
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Bertsch & Co
Mrs. Martin Kellam Struggles With Prolonged Illness
The report notes that Mrs. Martin Kellam has been very ill for a week, with limited relief from treatments and ongoing medical attention sought.
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Martin Kellam
Mrs Hazel Kirlin Hosts Watch Party With Friends
Mrs Hazel Kirlin entertained a few friends with a watch party Monday evening. The gathering focused on a shared viewing event and featured casual conversation and light refreshments.
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Hazel Kirlin
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