Ottawa wrestler Albert Carmanico wins big doughnut feat
Ottawa wrestler Albert Carmanico is described as a champion doughnut eater after consuming 104 doughnuts in 68 minutes. Mrs. Elsie Ryan of Dublin requests in her will that none of her relatives be admitted to her funeral. In Lackawanna New York thieves removed a heavy copper door from a Catholic shrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Carmanico
Ottawa
Elsie Ryan
Dublin
Lackawanna
N. Y
Arlington Happenings Trip by Arlington High Students
Juniors and seniors from Arlington High School traveled by two Hoosier Transit Lines buses to Fort Wayne Detroit Windsor and Dearborn visiting Henry Ford sites Edison Institute and Greenfield Village. They toured Rouge Plant and Ford Rotunda with stops at museums and landmarks then returned home late Sunday.
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Arlington
Hoosier Transit Lines
Fort Wayne
Monroe
Mich
Detroit
Henry Ford
Rouge
Fuller
Grand Circus Park
Windsor
Canada
Detroit River
Edison Institute
Independence Hall
Con Hall
Old City Hall
Philadelphia
Greenfield Village
Sir John Bennett
Martha Mary
Ford
Logan County Court House
Lincoln
Scotch Settlement
Clinton Inn
Michigan
Anna Stewart
Helen Beckner
Lettie Lane
John White
Cecil Elliott
Robert Copeland
Clarence Northam
Ardith Beckner
Doris Coffin
June McMichael
Lois Morgan
Betty Heifner
Judy Spacy
Betty Forbes
Marcella Hutchinson
Frances Jean Miller
Rosemary Northam
Eugene Kemple
Dale Siders
Roscoe Ging
John Downey
Robert Woods
Bob Hyatt
Wesley Starkey
Arnold Parks
Floyd McMichael
Lloyd McMichael
Junior Mohler
Jack Long
Lester Gaylor
Press
Bride Elect Miss Willetta Winkler Honored At Shower
Bride elect Miss Willetta Winkler guest of honor Tuesday night at a miscellaneous shower in Morristown hosted by Miss Jimmie Andis. Pink and white decorations complemented refreshments while a musical program featured Mrs. Fay Long on piano and accordion and Miss Betty Kemple with Mrs. Merle Kemple as accompanist. Forty six guests attended from Rushville Greenfield Indianapolis Shelbyville and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mitchell
Arlington
Gladys Steele
James Kemple
Rema Nelson
Betty Heifner
Margaret Richey
Willetta Winkler
William Henry Beckner
Jimmie Andis
Morristown
Fay Long
Betty Kemple
Merle Kemple
Rushville
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Methodist Aid Hosts Arlington Ladies Luncheon
Arlington members of the Methodist Aid hosted the Christian church ladies for a noon pitch-in luncheon attended by fifty two. Mrs. T. E. Tomerlin led with prayer and Ruth Kennedy and Betty Wedding provided guitar music during the meal. The afternoon began with the Lord's Prayer and a group song, with Mrs. H. G. Wedding giving the welcome and Mrs. D. M. Dearinger replying. Contests followed, then Mrs. Fred McFatridge read a piece. The session closed with group singing and prayer by Mrs. Tomerlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid
Arlington
Tarry Awhile Club Hosts Bridge Session and Lunch
Mrs. Carlos Heath hosted a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Tarry Awhile club with two bridge tables in play. After the games, members and two guests, Mrs. Pete Jones and Mrs. James Cadwallader, enjoyed a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Heath
Tarry Awhile Club
Pete Jones
James Cadwallader
Hinton Club Hosts Bridge Night With Henderson Guest
The Pies of Rock group met Thursday night with Mrs. Harry Jolly Eight and Mrs. Darrel for refreshments. Ronan of Henderson attended as a guest during the games.
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Harry Jolly
Darrel
Hinton
Ronan of
Henderson
Residents share fellowship at church supper Friday night
The church hosted a pitch-in supper with twenty members attending. Following the business session, Mrs. James Cadwallader Mrs. Raymond Oldham Mrs. Eston Macy and Mrs. Ralph Hill led contests. Several local residents were noted visiting hospitals and relatives in Indianapolis and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Christian Church
James Cadwallader
Raymond Oldham
Eston Macy
Ralph Hill
Trailer Vagabond in Tyler Texas Remembers Drive In Fame
In Tyler Texas a quirky drive in hamburger stand on Dallas highway inspired a riot of crowds in the late 1930s. A knoll stage and local talent, including performers from the negro district, drew thousands before authorities shut it down as a nuisance. The remembered scene captures oil town energy and noted social dynamics.
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Tyler
Dallas’ Highway
Local residents host visitors across several towns
Mrs Hugh Kennedy ville and family hosted guests including Miss Jane Tomerlin of Indianapolis and Rev T E Tomerlin. Other gatherings featured Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy and Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman visiting G H Edwards in Clifford and Birdseye visitors returning home with Mrs John Leonard and daughter Joan. Various couples and families from Indianapolis New Castle Knightstown Richmond and Madison spent weekends with relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Price
Lillian Price
Robert Long Hospital
Indianapolis
Rigsbee Farlow
John McDaniel
Long Hospital
Leroy Catt
Methodist Hospital
Presnall Smith
Ric
D. M. Presnall
H. G. Wedding
Jack
Hmond
Louisville, Ky
Raymond Wicker
Cliff Carroll
Clarksburg
Cc. C. McFarland
Oliver
Westport
Thomas Bird
Robert Ramer
Greensburg
Carlos Heath
Glen Moore
Rushville
Maxine Swain
Frances Jean Woods
I. U
Maribelle Beadle
Junior Northam
Danville
Russell Northam
Herbert Trobaugh
Irvin Bitner
James Cadwallader
John Woods
Bob Kennedy
Lowell Nelson
Warren Nelson
Floyd Blanton
Orange
Will Stout
D. M. Dearinger
Willie Hillgoss
Flatrock
Bill Baker
Mary Tarbet
Carthage
John Kennedy
Conners
Hugh Kennedyville
Charles Kennedy
Jane Tomerlin
Arthur Jordan Conservatory
T. E. Tomerlin
G. T. Beckett
A. W. Rigsbee
Cecil Boring
Madison
Woodson Young
Pearl Cox
Warren Young
Everett Webb
Stella’ Davis
Gerald Butler
Delbert Winkler
Marjory Houston
Zula Houston
Hugh Kennedy
New Castle
Richmond
Phil Guest
Knightstown
Joe Readle
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F. R. Newby — — Notary Public
Carthage, Incl
Grace Drake
W. W. Zike
Ind
S. C
Makomb
Golden Rule Hatcheries
Owen Gray
Indiana
W. E. Cooper
W. Third St
Ratliff
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Gre
K. E
Wedeking
Rushville, Ind
Texaco
Firestone
Harold Phelps
R. C. McBane
Alhambra
Richard Dix
Gail Patrick
Reno
Anita Louise
Paul Cavanagh
Little Angel
Virginia Weidler
Gene Reynolds
Guy Kibbee
Ian Hunter
Cisco Kid and
the Lady
Cesar Romero
Marjorie Weaver
Arlington High School
Jenny Glendenning
Norma Alsman
Virginia Stout
Phyllis Beckner
Bernadine Macy
Marjorie Colestock
Marcella Downey
Leroy Hauk
Howard Hauk, Jr
Hubert Hufford
Norman Alexander
Harold Stark
Carl Gaylor
Edwin Wedding
Bob DeMunbrun
John Hester
John Brugge
Bert Redden
Jean McMichael
Alfred Rigsbee
Lester Parks
Virgil Land
Evelyn Kemple
Mae Addison
Kennedy
Howard Stout
Merle Stout
Ray McCloskey
Roy Renegar
Donald Wilson
Harry Hinton
Kay Kyser
Adolph Menjou
May Robson
Lucille Ball
Everett Horton
Dennis O'Keefe
Baysback Fertilizer Co
Gree
Jolly Eight Club
Tyler, Texas
THE
Pringesashville
David
Selzrick
Predecion Mitchell
Vivien Leigh
Searten
Ots Asebaicki
Deanna Durb
Peray Francis Walter
Bes
Rush County
Dallas Hardwick
Paul Bennington
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