Arlington Happenings Junior and Alumni Banquet Report
The Arlington High School Juniors and Seniors held a Wednesday party with 35 attendees at the school auditorium featuring games dancing and refreshments. The eleventh annual alumni banquet followed on Saturday with a three course dinner served by Ladies Aid of the Arlington M E church decorations in crimson and cream and honors for the 1939 class. James Kemple was elected president Harold McFatridge vice president Edna Downey secretary treasurer and Gene Long class president delivered the senior toast. The Morton Memorial high school orchestra provided music and nine memorial services were conducted for deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
Arlington M. E. Church
Kenneth Earnest
A. W. Rigsbee
Gene Long
Earnest
Morton Memorial High School
James Kemple
Harold McFatridge
Edna Downey
Homer area clubs host social with music and poetry
Mrs. Carl Dearinger hosted the Homer Christian Union Aid society after noon with Mrs. Florence Johnson presiding. The program included solos, duets, piano pieces, and a musical contest, with refreshments served to 27 attendees. A May meeting is planned with Mrs. Edna Fessler. The Colloquil club met with twelve members and two guests, sharing a fried chicken lunch and an afternoon of contests and entertainment led by Mrs. Cleora Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dearinger
Homer Christian Union Aid Society
Florence Johnson
Esther Ellen Dearinger
Billy Perkins
Ethel Perkins
Julia Post
Oren Veatch
George Carwein
Lowell Reich
Russell Northam
Cleora Jordan
School gym hosts party for sophomores and freshmen
Monday evening a school gym party drew 35 attendees including sophomores and freshmen. Music was provided by Betty Heisner on piano and Eugene Kemple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Heisner
Eugene Kemple
Inn at Spring Mill state park nears June opening
The Inn at Spring Mill, the newest Indiana state park hotel, nears completion and is slated to open around June 1. The fireproof stone and timber building on a hilltop overlooks a 28 acre lake near Donaldson Cave and the pioneer village, offering 76 guest rooms plus three hillside cabins with extensive landscaped grounds and a broad terrace for views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Park
Spring Mill State Park
Spring Mill
Pioneer Village
Twenty Eight Acre
Donaldson Cave
Pokagon
Turkey Run
McCormick’s Creek
Clifty Falls
Rural Youth Training School planned at Purdues June session
An overview of the second annual Leadership Training School for Indiana Rural Youth to be held at Purdue University June 19 to 23. The program features discussions, group activities, puppet shows, talks on farming and rural life, and notable speakers from Purdue and partner institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Purdue University
C. L. Dyer
Department of Education
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Indiana Farm Bureau Inc
O. F. Hall
Division of Education and Applied Psychology
Mr. Dyer
H. F
Larry Brandon
Ralph A. Felton
Drew’ University
Madison
New Jersey
Frank Hall
Purdue
W. M. Robinson
Department of Rural Education
Western State Teachers’ College
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Dyer
Health Facts for Hoosier Folk Don’t Spoil Good Food
A health essay warns that modern life worsens ailments by overengineering for comfort and novelty. It notes air tight buildings, ventilating systems, artificial ultraviolet light, and excessive food processing as harmful excesses to natural living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman B. Rice
M. D
Library Notes and Reading Picks in a Quiet Season
The page reviews three titles and two authors. Rosamond Lehmann offers music infused prose with delicate shading and emotion. Maribelle Cormack and William P. Alexander present Land for My Sons set in Revolutionary days. Daniel Josselyn advises a method to stay youthful and avoid harsh diets and painful routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Lehmann
Maribelle Cormack
William P. Alexander
Daniel Josselyn
Abby Clark Returns From Maryland With Brother in Tow
Miss Abby Clark came home last Thursday after a visit in Sandy Spring Maryland with her brother Lindley H Clark. Mr Clark will stay a few days then visit relatives in Muncie before returning to Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Clark
Sandy Spring
Maryland
Lindley H. Clark
Mr. Clark
Muncie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arlington
Mrs
Mary Heath
Rushville
Hugh Herbert
Ruth Donnelly
Michael Whalen and
Jean Rogers
New York
Wien
Martha Raye
Hope
Aid Society Entertained
Colloquil Club
THE
Hatchery
Rush County
Sargent Paints
Rush County Wallpaper Store
N. Main
Carthage
Ubert Hunt
Betty Wedding
Ruth Kennedy
Dorcas Proctor
Indianapolis
Shober Joyner
Maribelle Beadle
Frank Tribby
Near
Willard Tribbey
Dwight Beckner
Lillie Beckner
Ray McCloskey
Malcolm Dearinger
Sexton
Cedric Carwein
Earl Whittaker
Cambridge
Anna McDaniels
Everett Hester
Chester Northam
Lillie Young
Westland
Pearl Cox
Aletha Young
Warren Young
Allea Hurst
Versailles
Frank Ridlen
Harry Holdren
Helen Bagwell
Marion
Chester Dearinger
Fon Kemple
Tommie Addison
Gwynneville
Clifford Talbert
Morristown
Margaret Gordon
Oscar Gordon
Mary Ellen McDaniel
Clarence Mitchell
Lson
Belleville
Mitchell
Ralph Hufford
Joe Readle
Earnest Beckner
Knightstown Country Club
Adolphus Jones
J. D. Overleese
Dale Gordon
Ed Burton
Milhousen
Charles Leisure
Carlos Heath
Paul Norris
Raymon Walker
Bob Woods
Leroy Hauk
John Hester
Alfred Rigsbee
John Ross Downey
Bloomington
I. U
Lowell Hutchinson
Shelbyville
Alfred Allison
Covington
James Allison
Earl Downey
Elmer Hutchinson
Hoosier Folk
Sohn & Son
Carthage, Ind
W. W
S. C
Ss. C
Main St
Morristown, Ind
Library Notes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!