Richmond Teen Graduates After Lincoln High Injury
Richard Jones, who suffered facial injuries from a batted ball at Lincoln High School two years ago, had teeth removed at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. The injury led to a tumor and severe nosebleeds. he lives with his mother in Richmond, attends Morton High School, and expects to graduate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jones
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Lincoln High School
Richard
Richmond
Arthur Quigley
Morton High School
Mannons Visit Relatives in Miami With Anderson Guests
Mr and Mrs John Mannon left Saturday morning with Mr and Mrs E C Mannon of Anderson for a visit with Mr and Mrs Lester Tower and other relatives in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mannon
E. C. Mannon
Anderson
Lester Tower
Miami, Fla
Worthington Trio Enjoy Sunday Visit
Mrs. W. D. Williams and her daughters Betty Lou and Joan and Miss Frances Lott of Worthington Ohio spent Sunday with Mrs. Harry Kuster and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Williams
Betty Lou
Joan
Frances Lott
Worthington
Ohio
Harry Kuster
Stratton and Edwards Visit Vickery in Indianapolis Hospital
Mr and Mrs B L Stratton and Miss Gertrude Edwards visited Roy Dad Vickery at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon Roy underwent cataract surgery Tuesday morning setting the scene of a local health update with named individuals and a city and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Stratton
Gertrude Edwards
Roy
Dad) Vickery
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Friday Study Club Postponed Meeting Location Change
The Friday Study club postpones its meeting to tomorrow at Mrs. L. F. Miller home instead of Mrs. Alice Ludington. Mrs. S. L. Trabue of Rushville will present a musical program.
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L. F. Miller
Alice Ludington
S. L. Trabue
Rushville
Joan Hines Visits Grandparents Near Centerville
Joan Hines spent the weekend with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hines near Centerville, likely for a family visit and time together over the weekend.
Neighborly Club Plans Next Week Meeting at Wills Home
The Neighborly club schedules a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Archie Wills residence. Prairie Farmer responses will be read. Mrs. Hugh Allen will discuss "Greece" and Mrs. John Kepler oversees the entertainment.
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Neighborly Club
Archie Wills
Prairie Farmer
Hugh Allen
Greece
John Kepler
Local Notes From Germantown and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Harry Doll has been quite sick for ten days. Mrs. Harriett Hoffman returned home after spending winter in Indianapolis with her daughter. A Young Peoples class market will be held Saturday in the Sourbeer-Rodenberg building west room. Mrs. John Kinsinger attended Bridge at Mrs. George Wheeler's in Cambridge City. Edith and Joan Graffis visited Richmond grandparents Cecil and Mrs. Graffis and attended a basketball tourney. Prof. L. W. Arburn will speak on Hypnotism to Modern Mothers at Mrs. Herbert Martin’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Scholl and daughter Jane visited J. Edgar Scholl in Connersville. Mrs. Lewis Semler’s condition remains the same. Mrs. Ida Seery of Indianapolis will spend the weekend with Iva Jamieson. Mrs. Willis Scholl spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Mrs. Amanda Lichty has been seriously ill with a heart attack. Mrs. Marshall of Dublin returned home after time with her mother Elizabeth Mitchell. Fern Ashbaugh attended Psi Iota Xi meeting at Mrs. Floyd Hines in Cambridge City. Christina Dryer spent Sunday in Cambridge City with William Dryer. Pauline Widner was guest at a dinner for her 80th birthday hosted by sister Helen Kuster. Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Whirley and guests from Winchester were Sunday dinner visitors near Greensfork. Several women met Wednesday at Voyle Ammerman’s home north of town. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirkman and baby of Anderson visited over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush visited in Hagerstown with Harry Rush.
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Young Peoples
Evangelical Church
Sourbeer-Rodenberg
John Kinsinger
Bridge Club
George Wheeler
Cambridge City
Karl Kaufman
Richmond
Edith
Joan Graffis
Cecil Graffis
L. W. Arburn
Modern Mothers Club
Herbert Martin
Willis Scholl
Jane
J. Edgar Scholl
Connersville
Lewis Semler
Ida Seery
Indianapolis
Iva Jamieson
Amanda Lichty
Marshall
Dublin
Elizabeth Mitchell
Fern Ashbaugh
Psi Iota Xi
Floyd Hines
Christina Dryer
William Dryer
Pauline Widner
Helen Kuster
J. Richard Whirley
Harry* Woods
Winchester
John Davis
Greensfork
Ruth Lowry
Harvey Kinsinger
Walter Shaeffer
Park.Sourbeer
Richard Whirley
Mary Kinsinger
Voyle Ammerman
John Kirkman
Baby of Anderson
Robert Rush
Hagerstown
Harry Rush
H. B. Russell
Robert Dickinson
Frances
M. E. Foreign Misionary Society
Bert Dillon
Crownover
Milton
Earl Gehring
J. C. Kellam
Alvin Lowry
Dan Hess
Leslie Eaton
Clifford Braden
Harvey Custer
Centerville
Stella Wissler
Charles Dickerson
Wilson
Blake Huddleston
Donald Bertsch
Billy Cain
Chester Theobald
John Geise
Clifford Watt
Donald Pedigo
Wilbur Rodenberg
Garland Cook
Laura Bookout
Charlies Gause
Carthage
Cc. C. Gause
Martha
Helen Murray
Mary Murray
Dallas Vardaman
Near Muncie
John Brown
George Hayes
Loyal Daughters
Christian Sunday School
Miss Marr
Bert McNutt
Home Circle Club
Charlies Kirlin
Clark Faucett
Jease Redenberg
Lee Sloneker
John Reed
Allie Trine
Grover
Jesse Redenberg
The Dilemma of Small Business Cost 1938
Roger W. Babson argues that 1937 prosperity failed due to lack of new investment. He recommends easing capital access for small firms via targeted investment trusts and RFC reforms, with local funding as a key path to restore confidence and finance expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
RFC
England
Uncle Sam
S. Z. Mitchell
Congress
DePauw Alumni Names Appointees in Wayne County
Mrs. Elizabeth Iliff Feemster and F W Jaehne Jr of Cambridge City are named to the Wayne County DePauw alumni committee assisting Centennial development. A dinner for all Wayne county DePauw alumni is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Iliff Feemster
F. W. Jaehne, Jr
Cambridge City
Wayne County
DePauw
DePauw University
Helen Hunt Club Meeting Set For Next Monday
The Helen Hunt club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. O. Beeson. Mrs. Hugh Foss will read a paper titled An American Doctor's Odyssey and Mrs. Andrew Thornton will review a new biography.
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Helen Hunt Club
E. O. Beeson
Hugh Foss
Andrew Thornton
GIVES SITE FOR PARK
Mr. W. H. Patton of Martinsville donated 156 acres in Martinsville and Morgan county to be used as a lake and park. The gift aims to provide a playground for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, with Patton Park intended as a local recreation site. Patton, born in Cambridge City, is president of Old Hickory Furniture Co. in Martinsville.
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Outdoor
Indiana
State Conservation Department
W. H. Patton
Martinsville
Morgan County
Patton Park
Patton
Cambridge City
Old Hickory Furniture Co
Seeds of Tyranny by Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic argues that European dictator regimes grew from internal strife and pressure groups. The piece warns Americans against class hatreds and political pressure, urging continued cooperation and unity to avoid despotism abroad.
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Tyranny
Raymond Pitcairn
Europe
America
Community notes from Indiana small towns week in review
Eli Paul visits Indianapolis with his brother Roy Paul. Hoosier Better Bird club meets Garrell Shumaker's home. Mrs. Manlove returns to Bentonville after weeks with relatives. Mrs. Ridenour of Richmond visits. C. H. Staats in New Castle. Miss Maude Williams of Richmond visits Mrs. Elliott. Micajah Henley shows little improvement. Farm Home Makers club meets at Mrs. Ryman. Thomas Scott in critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence visit Connersville. Ray Allen and Hagerstown visitors. Miss Stella Staats visits Hagerstown. Mrs. Sweet speaks on rugs and linoleum at Dublin Home Economic club. Mrs. Duncan of Russiaville visits sister Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs. Fagan attends Help One Another club dinner near Jacksonburg. Mr. and Mrs. Conner and children visit Cambridge City and Russiaville guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Williams
Richmond
Alice Elliott
Micajah Henley
Farm Home Makers Club
Charles Ryman
Thomas Scott
James Lawrence
Connersville
Ray Allen
Hagerstown
Stella Staats
James Sweet
Mind Reader Driver Warns of Unexpected Moves
A humorous note on driving caution urges drivers to expect the unexpected. It recounts drivers who misread others intentions on the road, with warnings about right of way and passing on curves. The illustrated piece plays on a professor of thought and practical roadside advice.
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Tere
Cemetery Association Meeting Planned in Pershing
Lutheran Cemetery Association holds its annual Lot Solders meeting at the Lutherans at 2 p m on Saturday March 12. All lot owners should attend to help plan with the Cemetery Board the movement of this burial place.
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Cemetery Association
Pershing
Ind
The
Lutheran Cemetery Association
Fire damages Wheeler residence. wiring blamed
A Sunday morning blaze severely damaged the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wheeler. Officials believe defective basement wiring caused the fire. Mrs Wheeler was overcome by smoke and carried to Mrs Mary Wrights home in night attire. Insurance covers the loss.
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Charles Wheeler
Mrs Otte Hosts Bridge Club Tea in Hagerstown
Mrs. Fred Otte entertained her Bridge club of Hagerstown with a delightful party Tuesday afternoon at her home in the Peoples Bank apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Otte
Hagerstown
Peoples Bank
Mrs Butler and son Visit Sanford Family in Elmhurst NL
Mrs James Butler and her son Tommie are spending the week with Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford at Elmhurst Newfoundland and Labrador staying with relatives in a local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butler
Tommie
Harold Sanford
Elmhurst, NL
Thursday Evening 500 Club meeting at Chapman home
The Thursday Evening 500 Club will meet this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500
Russell Chapman
Helping Hand Bible Class Hosts Farewell Dinner
The Helping Hand Bible class of the Baptist church hosted a cooperative dinner and handkerchief shower in the church lower auditorium Friday honoring Rev and Mrs W C Polson as they prepare to move to Missouri. A False and True contest and music by Dorothy Dailey highlighted the evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Adrian Knipp Milton Mr and Mrs Clifford Oldham Mr and Mrs Forrest Allen Mr and Mrs Willard Smith and son Mesdames Chauncey Locke and children Hazel Hendricks and children Arthur Snyder Wayne and Donald Oldham.
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The
Baptist Church
W. C. Polson
Missouri
Dorothy Dailey
Adrian Knipp
Milton
Clifford Oldham
Forrest Allen
Willard Smith
Mesdames Chauncey Locke
Hazel Hendricks
Arthur Snyder
Wayne
Donald Oldham
Birthday party honors seventh anniversary of Bobbie Clevenger
Mrs Earl Clevenger hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party for her son Bobbie celebrating his seventh year. Guests enjoyed refreshments in St Patrick's colors of white and green including Billie Hill Philip Haight Bobbie May David Paul John Bill Cutshaw Dick Kinsinger Gene Pavey Carol Downing Paul Hinebaugh John Wright and Buddie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Clevenger
Bobbie
St. Patrick’s
Billie Hill
Philip Haight
Bobbie May
David Paul
John Bill Cutshaw
Dick Kinsinger
Gene Pavey
Carol Downing
Paul Hinebaugh
John Wright
Buddie Powell
Slight Improvement Reported for Mrs Roy Paul
Relatives note slight improvement in Mrs Roy Paul's condition at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. The update arrives as medical staff continue care, with no further details disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Paul
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Sanford Brothers Vacation With Elmhurst Family
Mark and Russell Sanford of Elmhurst Illinois spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Ben Sanford.
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Mark and
Russell Sanford
Elmhurst, Ill
Mrs
Ben Sanford
Indiana University Student Visited Home Over Weekend
Robert Harmeier returned home from Indiana University for a weekend visit, spending time with family and sharing news of his studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harmeier
Indiana University
Presbyterian Sunday School Ladies Entertained by Men
The Rum-Again class of the Presbyterian Sunday school was hosted Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. L. Harmeier. Games and refreshments followed in St Patrick's colors. The class presented a grotesque from the Overbeck potteries to the hosts.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
I. J. L. Harmeier
St. Patrick’s
Harmeier
Qverbeck
Grover Selves
Garland Lynam
George Morris
Russell Stonecipher
J. C. Smith
Campbell, Brower
Ed. Sandercocks
Thomas Shannon
Charles Brown
Russell Miner
Carl Beam
Julian Davis
L. F. Miller
Tyrell Lynam
Alice Butts
Eugene Diffenderfer
Mary Blumke
Pauline Morris
Jean Lynam
M E Church Service Guild meets at Mrs Don Smith home
The M. E. Church Service Guild met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Don Smith’s home with Miss Leeta Conner assisting. Mrs. Campbell Brower reviewed a chapter of Victorious Living and Mrs. Elmer Wright led devotions. About 25 members attended and dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church Service Guild
Don Smith
Leeta Conner
Campbell Brower
Elmer Wright
Widner Family Guests Visit Mrs Kuster and Mrs Widner
Mr and Mrs Frank Widner and daughter Joan and Miss Mary Kee fer of Indianapolis and Frank Widner Jr of Indiana University were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Helen Kuster and Mrs Pauline Widner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Widner
Joan
Mary Keefer
Indianapolis
Frank Widner Jr
Indiana University
Helen Kuster
Pauline Widner
Wheeler and Stonecipher Spend Sunday in Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stonecipher spent Sunday in Indianapolis.
Miss Leeta Conner and Brenton Harrison Visit Muncie
Miss Leeta Conner and Brenton Harrison of Chicago spent Sunday in Muncie with Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeta Conner
Brenton Harrison
Chicago
Muncie
W. H. Harrison
Hodson Couple Stay Week in Dunreith with Relatives
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hodson spent the first of the week in Dunreith visiting sister in law Mrs Ray Nugen and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hodson
Dunreith
Ray Nugen
Milton Socials and Mild Mishaps Highlight Week
A flurry of local gatherings fills Milton with dinners and birthday parties. Notable notes include Mr. and Mrs. Russell hosting, a large cooperative dinner honoring Stella Wissler, and multiple visits among Cambridge City Richmond and Muncie connections. An accident injures Dallas Vardaman, while church activities schedule Loyal Daughters speaker Mrs Hayes.
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Joan Hines
A. H. Hines
Germantown
Harry Doll
Harriett Hoffman
Babson
Publishers Financial Berean
BY Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
United States
Washington
Commission
New York City
Okolona
Mississippi
Eureka
California
Hgr
Roosevelt
Financing Trust Idea Sensible
Frank Savatis
Savatis
Manners
Lucy Herboer
Nance
DePauw Committee
Sentinels of the Republic
Eli Paul
Hoosier Better Bird Club
Garrell Shumaker
Robert Manlove
Bentonville
Glen Ridenour
C. H. Staats
New Castle
Prof
Knowall
Mindreader
Tresdars Ins. Co. Safety Service
Rusesll Stonecipher
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