Local Social Roundup From Charlottesville and Nearby
Charlottesville residents and visitors are listed visiting friends and relatives across Wilkinson Greenfield Anderson and Indianapolis. Names include Bert Burns Farr Addison John Young Elmer Collins Char-line Garriott and many more with notes on travel such as Winter Florida trips and a Washington DC business trip.
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Bert Burns
Wilkinson
Charles Reeves
Farr Addison
Anderson
John Young
Donald
New Castle
Elmer Collins
Little Son
Strinetown
Ralph Zapf
Harry Jessup
Indianapolis
Roy Roudebush
Eastern Star
Greenfield
Charléne Garriott
Willow Branch
Arthur Campbell
Berthane
W. R. Johnston
Methodist Aid Society
Olinger
Knightstown
Haskett
Sadie Gambrel
New Palestine
Don McClarnon
Hoyt Addison
Florida
Floyd Gambrel
Jessie Hudson
Robert
Miriam Jessup
Ed Oldham
Washington, D. C
Willard Simmons
Motorists split on Indiana speed limit ballot at auto show
Indiana motorists voiced divided opinions on a highway speed limit with votes for and against, showing 1542 in favor and 1360 against among 2965 respondents at the Indianapolis Motor Show. Most favored speeds clustered around 50 and 60 mph, with strong support for pedestrian stop signs and vehicle inspections.
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Hoosier
T. A. Dicus
State Highway Commission
Indiana
The
Highway Commission
Bureau of Traffic
Change of Registration Dates Pushed by Hoosier Motor Club
The Hoosier Motor club seeks to move automobile registration from January 1 to July 1 to reduce lost gasoline tax revenue and fund road repairs. Secretary-manager Todd Stoors cites holiday strains and November tax payments as reasons. He notes other states shifted dates to collect fees when motorists can pay and Indiana risks road neglect with current timing. The 1939 session is targeted after two 1937 bills failed. Additionally, the Children’s Bureau will discuss maternal care at a December 12 banquet hosted by the Associated Women, with Dorothy Dix and Lena Madesin Phillips keynote speakers and a Sunshire Orchestra interlude. District leaders traveling to the convention from Indiana are listed.
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Indiana
Todd Stoors
Hoosier Motor Club
Commonwealths
General Assembly
Children’s Bureau
Associated Women
Alice Womacks
Valparaiso
Morris Hanson
Fremont
Austin Cochran
Frankfort
R. L. McNeal
Russiaville
Claude Crooks
Rockville
Russell Cushman
Fortville
W. C. Roberts
Heltonville
Paul. Flinn
Franklin
Fred Springer
Paoli
Ward Goodwin
Jeffersonville
Indiana Farm Women to Attend National Convention December 11 12
Indiana farm women head to New Orleans for the Fourth Annual Convention of the Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation December 11 and 12. Mrs. Lillie D. Scott leads the Indiana delegation with keynote New Lamps for Old highlighting progress in civic and economic roles. Lois Crites of Howard County will compete nationally in the public speaking contest on Better Schools for Rural America.
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Indiana
Associated Women of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
New Orelans
Lillie D. Scott
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
America
Lois Crites
Howard County
Edward A. O’neal
Scott
Mamie F. Butler
New Orleans
H. W. Ahart
The
Associated Women
Purdue home economists advise canning bathing suits
The Purdue home economists suggest preserving bathing suits in a sterilized quart glass fruit jar. Wash the suit thoroughly, dry completely, then store to keep it clean and ready for next summer.
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Purdue
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Charlottesville
Berghoff Brewing Corporation
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Dr.miles Nervine i Ee Zee
Miles Nervine
Parish the Cleaner
Geo. Winslow
Rush County Loan and Finance
Rushville
Bausback Fertilizer Co. Incorporated
Carthage
Shelbyville
Palestine
Jerusalem
Old Town
East
Wecuuu Se
Rushville, Ind
Ken Maynard
Barbara Stanwyck
Jane Withers
Sally Eilers
Gloria Stuart i
United States