Local social notes include Lincoln guests and hires
Mrs Will Cochran and Miss Bessie Beeson of Lincoln Neb and Mr and Mrs Charles Ferguson were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr and Mrs Ross Cramer. Miss Janet Kirlin has accepted a position with the Shirley Beauty Shop at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cochran
Bessie Beeson
Lincoln, Neb
Charles Ferguson
Ross Cramer
Janet Kirlin
The
Shirley Beauty Shop
Richmond
Local Social Guests Attend Lewisville Birthday Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Will Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beeson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Swan at Oil City. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loeb with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirlin of Milton attended a reception at the home of Mrs. Roy Mills in Lewisville honoring the 84 year old birthday of David Tice, uncle of Mrs. Loeb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Woodward
Ed. Beeson
E. E. Swanson
Oil City
Charles Loeb
Charles Kirlin
Milton
Roy Mills
Lewisville
David Tice
Loeb
Ferguson couple visits Belle Marson at Cal layway home
Mr and Mrs Charles Ferguson spent Saturday with Mrs Belle Marson at the home of Mrs John Callaway near Knightstown in a social visit noted by the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Belle Marson
John Callaway
Knightstown
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Grace Fuhrman Home
The Presbyterian Missionary Society held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at president Mrs Grace Fuhrmans home. Mrs Frank Rhin hart led devotions and Mrs Paul Roberts presented the national topic Negro Life in the U S. Miss Gertrude Routh and Mrs Frank spoke on Japan. The Negro play John Andrews Architect was performed by members. Hostess Mrs Oscar Cooley served refreshments to about twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Grace Fuhrman
Frank Rhinehart
U.S
Paul Roberts
Gertrude Routh
Frank
Japan
John Andrews
Oscar Cooley
Collision damages cars outside Lincoln Luncheonette
Dr R C Leslie Staley of New Castle lost control Sunday evening and struck cars owned by George Shafer David Stombaugh and others, pushing them onto the sidewalk. Ed Minnick of Richmond was knocked down and bruised. he was treated at home by a local physician. Staley said he swerved to avoid a collision but witnesses say he was speeding through town. No injuries to Staley occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shafer
David Stombaugh
R. C. Leslie
Leslie Staley
New Castle
Ed. Minnick
Richmond
Howard
Mr. Staley
Marshall Craig
Connersville
Stalney
Altho
Local Social Notes From Dublin and Nearby Areas
The community reports births and social visits across Dublin and nearby towns. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Warner. Miss Ida Westlake stayed with the Rayles near Bentonville. Mr. and Mrs. Beeson of Centerville visited the Ohmit home. multiple families joined gatherings and funeral services. clubs held meetings and cooperative events led by the Hopewell Helping Hand group.
South or Canada the best futures for young men
Roger Babson argues the U S South offers the strongest growth Venture due to lower costs, abundant labor, and not yet union dominated industry He notes rising southern share of cotton spindles and expanding branch plants plus future potential in newsprint from southern pine He concludes by urging new entrants to pioneer in the South or Canada for opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Fla
America
Canada
South
Republican Party
New South
New England
Dixie
North
Southland
Mason Ad Dixon Line
Dominion
New Residence Building Site Opens on Mulberry Street
Dr. C Emil Kenyon and Walter Mortiboy contract for a 295 foot ground strip from I J L Harm meier extending north from Mulberry street to lay out five building lots on each side as Mulberry street opens to Delaware. The move creates a new residence district in Cambridge City amid demand for housing. H D Lawson and family relocate from Rushville to the Ohmit property on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Street
C. Emil Kenyon
Walter Mortiboy
I. J
Cambridge City
Jacksonburg Woman Suffers Severe Heart Attack on Main Street
Mrs Ray Odom of Jacksonburg suffered a severe heart attack on Main street Saturday evening. She received treatment from a local physician and was taken home by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Odom
Jacksonburg
Main Street
Lamberson family spends Sunday with relatives near Straughn
Mr and Mrs Fred Lamberson and family visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs George Lamberson near Straughn on Sunday. The gathering included extended family and a day of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lamberson
Mrs
George Lamberson
Straughn
Psi Iota Xi Social Meet At Langston Home
Mrs. Carolyn Langston hosts a Psi Iota Xi social at her home next Monday evening with assistance from Mrs. Betty Hall and Mrs. Francee Powell. The event features a sorority gathering and planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Langston
Betty Hall
Francee Powell
Psi Iota Xi
Bridge Guests At Mrs McKinley Leapley’s Home
Mesdames Russell Chapman Geo Wheeler Charles Lowry John Kin singer Walter Mortiboy Forrest Hull James Butler and Durwood Moore attended bridge yesterday afternoon as guests of Mrs McKinley Leapley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Chapman
Geo. Wheeler
Charles Lowry
John Kinsinger
Walter Mortiboy
Forrest Hull
James Butler
Durwood Moore
McKinley Leapley
Dorsett Family Spends Sunday in Coatsville
Mr and Mrs W A Dorsett and their son Charles visited Coatsville on Sunday to spend time with relatives and enjoy a family day together.
Mrs. Metzger Visits Richmond Mama Della Toms
Mrs. Frank Metzger of Richmond spent several days last week with her mother Mrs. Della Toms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Metzger
Richmond
Della Toms
Mrs. Claude Russell Visits Dayon Family
Mrs. Claude Russell of Dayon Ohio spent from Thursday until Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ancil Williams. Mrs Williams is slowly recovering from pneumonia and heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Russell
Dayon, O
Ancil Williams
Davis Family Returns Home From Beeson Visit
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Davis and their sons returned to their Frankfort home on Thursday after spending two weeks with Mrs. Davis's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Davis and Sons
Frankfort
E. O. Beeson
Port Enyeart and Alpheus Huddleston in Indianapolis
Port Enyeart and Alpheus Huddleston spent Sunday in Indianapolis according to the report, with both men visiting events and services downtown. The piece notes their presence amid city activity and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Enyeart
Alpheus Huddleston
Indianapolis
A Hoosier Prayer Poem by V. F. Outland
A poem laments political corruption and calls for rural values. It pleads for buttered bread, tax relief, and teachers who uphold Bible teaching. It protests liberal luxury, judges who demand reform, and politicians entrenched in power, urging common sense and removal.
Stairway Safety in the Home
A general reminder to inspect home stairways for hazards such as worn steps moisture lighting and clutter. It urges regular checks to prevent injuries from high or uneven steps and to avoid using stairs as storage space.
The Man You Know Too Little About Your family doctor
A columnist extols the family physician highlighting his years of study from high school through medical school and residency. He notes ongoing education through journals and society meetings, the altruistic sharing of medical advances, and warns that federal bills could threaten the role of the family doctor, replacing him with a government employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
County Medical Society
State Medical Society
Washington
Constitutional limits on Congress holding office in government
Max Bert discusses how Colonial governors and executive appointments to legislative members create patronage and threaten separation of powers. He cites constitutional provisions bars on Senators and Representatives serving civil offices while elected, with past cases on minister pay and Knox, noting military commissions vacate Congress seats to curb corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Mexico
Senate
Philander C. Pr
Local visits and a new birth noted in city scene
Miss Betty Diffenderfer returned from Indianapolis for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chester Gough of Irvington were Sunday dinner guests of his Aunt Mrs R W Hall at the home of Mr and Mrs George Callaway and daughter Frances. An announcement of a son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Wilson at Indianapolis was received. Mrs Wilson was formerly Vera Shirkey, daughter of Mrs Florence Shirkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Diffenderfer
Indianapolis
Chester Gough
Irvington
R. W. Hall
George Callaway
Frances
John Wilson
Wilson
Vera Shirkey
This City
Florence Shirkey
Mercurio Family Visits Richmond Parents Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs S M Mercurio and family of Richmond spent Sunday at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs R C Leslie indicating family ties and a Sunday gathering within the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Mercurio
Richmond
R. C. Leslie
Ammon Couple and Relatives Vacation in the South
Mr and Mrs Floyd Ammon Mrs Roy Clingman and Mrs Nellie Ammon spent Sunday in the southern part of the state visiting relatives and sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ammon
Roy Clingman
Nellie Ammon
Local visits spotted across Indiana and Ohio
Mr and Mrs Harry Turner and Mrs Hattie Brewer visited relatives in Connersville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ross Cramer visited friends in Richmond Saturday. George Rihm and son Walter with Carl Rihm and son from Knightstown spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Woody Conner came from Indianapolis to spend the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Turner
Hattie Brewer
Connersville
Mrs
Ross Cramer
Richmond
George Rihm
Walter
Carl Rihm
Knightstown
Cincinnati
Woody Conner
Indianapolis
Earthquake Shakes Central States After Sunday Visitors
Local residents report a severe quake about 11:45 PM Monday causing frightened households and broken dishes. It follows a prior tremor the previous Tuesday, with centers cited in southern Ohio or northern Kentucky and felt across the Central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
States
Busy social notices from Jacksonburg and nearby towns
Jacksonburg social roundup lists Mrs Clarence Taylor and others hosting guests, visits from Dublin and Cambridge City, Edna Harter attending club luncheons and DAR event, pieces on movings, a Pershing move plan, and a Ladies Aid cooperative dinner with roll calls of many local residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dublin
Home Makers Club
C. H. Staats
Floyd Warner
Ida Westlake
Lewis Rayle
Bentonville
M. E. Ladies Aid
E. S. Morgan
Robert Beeson
Centerville
Edna Ohmit
Beeson
Kathleen Heacock
Crystal Stewart
Tipton
James Thompson
Ann Jane Test
Edward Bowers
Kokomo
Addie Test
E. C. Test
Test Home
E. E. Shumaaker
Richard Hall
Clifford Wright
Charles Scott
Harry Scott
John Scott
Delbert Smith
Hartford City
E. E. Shumaker
Babson
Financial Bureau
BY Roger W. Babson
South Long Handicapped
Florida
Virginia
Arkansas
Missouri
Nevada
Carolina
Tennessee
Idaho
H. D. Lawson
Rushville
Ohmit Proprty
W. A. Dorsett
Charles
Coatsville
Sticks
Youngun
Suru
V. F. Outland
Man
By Elmer H, Bobst
Max Bert
Knox
Elmer Rees
Glenwood
John Rees
Herman Fox
M. M. Moffett
Clarence Taylor
Declan Dougherty
Katie Wilson
Martha Crye
Raymond Craig
Lulu Lindly
Edith Secrest
Hester Dougherty
Clayton Dougherty
Gerald Murphy
Hugh Fagan
Edna Harter
Neverleight Club
Homestead Inn
Pershing
Herschel Ammerman
John Keiser
Ula Worf
Carl Ammerman
West Manchester
Ammerman
Voyle Martindale
Vernon DeHays
Lulu Lindley
Forrest Miller
Charles Fagan
Walter Runyon
Kitterman Farm
Cambridge Ciy
Boyd Farm
Howard Bower
Lewis ‘Clawsor
Charles Hammond
St. Patrick
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ula Worl
Herman Kingrey
John Kiser
Park Ammerman
Harry Sourbeer
Daisy Endsley
Norman Watts
Voyle Ammerman
Dolph Personnette
Harold Young
Everette Gray
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