Jacksonburg Social Roundup Delayed Last Week
Mrs. Herman Kingrey and child ren visited her mother at Blooming Grove Thursday. Home Circle club met with Mrs. Chester Morse at Cambridge City. Harold Kinsinger of Dayton spent Sunday with his mother Lilian Kinsinger. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs John Kin singer Pershing. The Kellums of New Lisbon hosted Park Sourbeer Paul Pershing and Spencer Gethers Cambridge. Clarence Hay of Hagerstown visited the Wilsons Sunday. Frank Worl also called on the Ammermans at Pershing Sunday evening. Frank Kiser spent a week at Hagerstown with the Hamiltons. Mrs Raymond Craig and children visited the Craigs at Cambridge City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kingrey
Blooming Grove
Home Circle Club
Chester Morse
Cambridge City
Harold Kinsinger
Dayton
Ohio
Lilian Kinsinger
John Kinsinger
Pershing
Ray Kellum
New Lisbon
Carl Kellum
Park Sourbeer
Paul
Spencer Gethers
Cambridge
Clarence Hay
Hagerstown
William Wilson
Frank Worl
Walter Ammerman
Frank Kiser
Will Hamilton
Raymond Craig
Charles Craig
Local social visits reported in Indiana and Ohio
Mrs. Edna Swiggett spent Monday in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith spent Sunday with friends in Oxford, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Moffett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tief enthaler in Connersville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elihu Mills had as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mills of Muncie and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morris of New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Swiggett
Indianapolis
Homer Smith
Oxford, Ohio
M. M. Moffett
Walter Tiefenthaler
Connersville
Elihu Mills
Howard Mills
Muncie
Raymond Morris
New Lisbon
Mrs
Miss Phyllis Howard Guests In Straughn
Miss Phyllis Howard spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Hauk in Straughn, sharing visits and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Howard
Alice Hauk
Straughn
Local Social Notes From Winchester to Fort Wayne
Last week reports show Bobbie Hutchens visiting relatives near Winchester. Mrs Verad Wissler recovering from pleurisy. Mrs F C McCormick and daughter Nancy Sue of Marion plan visits to Ella Merriman in Fort Wayne and Firman McCormick in Huron Ohio. Attends Eden Indiana visit by Mrs Earl Crawford and Martha Caldwell. Parker and family weekend in Anderson. Olin Davis home from rere Haute State Normal. E P Jones hosts a Sunday dinner for Ed Wilson Charles Hurst Earl Crawford and Martha Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hess
Bobbie Hutchens
Winchester
Verad Wissler
F.C. McCormick
Emestones
Nancy Sue
Marion
Earl Crawford
Martha Caldwell
Paul Caldwell
Eden
Ind
Floyd Hines
Ross Parker
Anderson
Olin Davis
Rere Haute State Normal
Sunny
E. P. Jones
Ed Wilson
Charles Hurst
Paul
Lee
Ticker's Tips from Cambridge City Diamond Seller
The writer praises a Cambridge City diamond dealer past Mr Woolworths for value. A colored lady showed a ring claiming royal provenance while a friend questioned the wearer. The note urges engagement or investment in diamonds from the local boss with a strong reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Woolworth
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Woolworth
Local social notes and a marriage license issued
Sunday visits with relatives in Richmond and New Castle are noted alongside weekend guests in Indianapolis. A Straughn Women’s Home Institute club gathering is reported with hostesses listed. A marriage license was issued in New Castle for Russell May and Evelyn Bogue. A Batavia native visits in Bedford, and a Muncie trip recalls Gordon Gaunt, a wounded 18 year old Boy Scout who lost a foot in an auto crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Russell May
Henry County
Evelyn Bogue
Tom Woodhead
Elizabeth Kennedy Scott Hubbard
Mable Woodhead
Muncie
Gordon Gaunt
Public Auction of Alcinda Bradway Personal Property
Auction of the deceased Alcinda Bradway's household items to be held indoors in Dublin at the Hoffman room opposite the bank. Items include two bedroom suites, couch, writing desk, walnut bookcase, Davenport, dining set, appliances, several antiques, and numerous other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcinda Bradway
Hoffman
Bank
Dublin
Morris
Milton items reflect visits and community events
Milton readers note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parker to Aurora for a ill relative, a June 8 Westside Cemetery market, and numerous social gatherings. The Ingermann restaurant closes as a family business ends. 4-H Laugh a Lot club officers are named, ten girls enrolled, and leaders listed. Various Sunday visits, mothers day gatherings, and church activities are mentioned, including children’s events at the Milton Christian church and the Jolly 24 club party at Missie Ann Scholl’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Parker
Aurora
Gillan
Westside Cemetery Association
Earl Crawford
Lawrence
Purue
Charles Hoffman
Elmer Koch
Cincinnati
Oscar Hofman
Wilmer Hofman
Ingermann
Lucile Murley
Margaret Bertsch
Florence Cooley
Rex Murray
Albert Newman
Murray
Jesse Huddleston
Clayton Kimmel
William Huddleston
Leverton
Arch Hamilton
New Burlington
Ind
Walter Hurst
Earl Clingman
Oscar Hofmann
Hilda Marie
Pauline Kellam
Frances Marley
Margaret Mora
Catherine McHatton
Beeson’s Station
Walter Higham
Richmond
Philip Higham
Ida Higham
Fred Htegs
Martha
Rushville
F. C. McCormick
Bentonville
Earl Gehring
Lawrenceburg
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Topay
Lizabeth
Lipton
Silas Corse
Afraid
Sumner
Tyas
Tae
Grigsby
Ruth Leigh
Hanna’s
Ity Oulet
Miles
Jacksonburg
W. F. Johnson Jeweler
Cambridge City, Indiana
P. S
Will Morgan
William Howard
Frances Fryman
Mrs. F. Staley
George Maple
Women’s Home Institute Club of
Thomas Woodward
Elmer Fryman
Mae Pelton
Alice Bradbury
Coral Franklin
Bedford
E. O. Stevenson
Batavia
Nelson W. Woodhead
Mary Elizabeth Woodhead
Remedy Co
Cane Cinnatt,o
Columbia House
Columbia
Editorial
America
Orie Huddleston
Harry Bradway
R. V. McGrady
R. A. Laymon
American Dry Cleaners
G. E. Beeson
R. C. Leslie
Callaway
Cambridge City, Ind
West Front Street
Robert Steel
C. Dodson, LE
Pontiac
Michigan
Genetral Motors
Oakland-Pontiac
Hilbert F. Jones
Rayne'ds Telemnen
Sarcan Bestou-Daleu
N. UL
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