Miss Ermadell Eaton and Harry Holdren Wed in Greenfield
Miss Ermadell Eaton daughter of J. M. Eaton south of Arlington and Harry Holdren son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holdren of Marion were quietly married Tuesday afternoon in Greenfield by Rev. Kirkpatrick. The bride wore royal blue with coral accessories. Attendants were Alta Addison and Mrs. Bill Addison. Holdren will be Marion city mail carrier and the couple will reside there. A six o'clock dinner followed at the home of Mrs. Wm. Gallimore in Marion with aunt and uncle as hosts. only other guest was Miss Jerry Roberts.
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Ermadell Eaton
J. M. Eaton
Arlington
Harry Holdren
Ralph Holdren
Marion
Greenfield
Kirkpatrick
Alta Addison
Bill Addison
Holdren
Arlington High School
Wm. Gallimore
Jerry Roberts
Manilla hosts Late Hour Bridge Club Christmas session
Mr and Mrs Harry Webster hosted the Late Hour Bridge club Tuesday night at their home near Manilla. Three tables played cards followed by a delicious lunch. Decorations and appointments reflected Christmas.
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Harry. Webster
Manilla
Posey Township Home Helpers Club Christmas Meeting
An all day Posey township Home Helpers club session met Tuesday at Mrs. Golda Stout’s home. The room featured Christmas decorations and a noon dinner for twenty seven members and two guests. President Mrs. Roland Earnest opened by reading the birth of Christ tale before singing Silent Night and sharing Christmas reports on the Red Cross and director.
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Posey Township
Members vote to buy Christmas seats and new leader named
Members voted to buy one dollar worth of Christmas seats. Mrs. Bonnie McKay was appointed leader to succeed Mr. Stout who has resigned. Mrs. Harry Hauk gave an interesting book review and the members enjoyed gift exchange.
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Bonnie McKay
Stout
Harry Hauk
Christmas gathering of Margaret Hill McCarter club scene
Mrs George Carwein hosted a Christmas meeting for the Margaret Hill McCarter club at her home. Sixteen members and three guests attended with a gift exchange and a program led by Mrs Elmer Hall of Rushville and county president Mrs Bayard Baker.
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George Car Wein
Margaret Hill . McCarter Club
Elmer Hall
Rushville
Bayard Baker
Carthage
Arena Laughlin
A. W. Rigsbee
Clarence Northam
Santa
Baker
George Carwein
Weldon Fansler
Birthday and social notices from Rushville area
Mrs. Lowell Hutchinson hosted a Friday afternoon party for her daughter Mary Louise on her fifth birthday with games and refreshments. Numerous local residents attended a penny supper at the Christian church. gatherings involved Mrs. Letha Kennedy leaving for Ottumwa, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holdren’s recent marriage celebrated with euchre. Various visits and dinners occurred among Rushville families including Kennedy, Jones, Leisure, Heath, Daubenspeck, and Readle households. A Sunday oyster supper honored Mr. John Downey’s seventy six birthday with guests from area families.
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Lowell Hutchinson
Mary Louise
Carlos Heath
Dickie
Charles Leisure
Rushville
D. M. Dearinger
H. G. Conaway
Wm. Marshall
Dan Shields
Irene. Geraghty
Mary Neutzenhelzer
Judith Westfall
Ed Cooning
Knowles Casady
The
Harry Holdren
Roy Renegar
Frank Lawrence
Indianapolis
Kathleen
Norma Alsman
Charlie Alsman
Marjorie Macy
Merle Kemple
Everett Sunman
Virgie Lou
Wayne Daubenspeck
Daubenspeck
Kemple
Sunman
Owen Parker
Gwynneville
Joe Readle
Earl Downey
Bueford
Bobby Cadwallader
Glen Moore
Merle Burns
Brownsburg
Pete Jones
Letha Kennedy
Gerald Butler
Wm. Gallimore
Jerry Roberts
John Downey
Mother Goose Cut-Outs Party Favors Featured Guests
A party featured Mother Goose cut-outs with balloons and toys as favors. Guests included Rose Marie and Billy Marshall of Rushville Bonnie and Billy Mitchell Kathleen Williams Charlene Dearinger Rosaly n Wilson Marion and Marvin Beckner.
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Rose Marie
Billy Marshall
Rushville
Bonnie and
Billy Mitchell
Kathleen Williams
Charlene Dearinger
Rosalyn Wilson
Marion
Marvin Beckner
Henderson News: Local updates and holiday event notes
Mrs. Janie Powell remains in stable condition after surgery at Methodist hospital. Claude Walker recovering, visited by Gilbert Sewark and others. Hannegan news reports a Rushville aid meeting with Mrs. John Ellison. Maple and Wilson families join Oliver Wagner for 47th anniversary. Christmas program planned at Hannegan church. all welcome.
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Janie Powell
Gilbert Sewark
Claude Walker
Maxine Walker
Methodist Hospital
Aid
John Ellison
Rushville
Fred Maple
Monroe Wilson
Oliver Wagner
Hannegan Church
Farmer John Butler Sells 133 Hogs at Indianapolis
John Butler a northeast of Carthage farmer sold 133 hogs at Indianapolis Stock Yards. Average weight was 273 pounds with a top price of 8.85 dollars per hundredweight.
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John Butler
Carthage
Indianapolis
Central Brownsburg reception lists guests and family
The table centerpiece drew attention at the Brownsburg event with guests including Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin and family and Carl Hutchin, son.
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A. C. Martin
Brownsburg
Carl Hutchinson
Historic donations to Ripley Township Society from Salem academy
The Ripley Township Historical Society received a history of the Blue River Academy at Salem Indiana prepared by Prof. E P Trueblood of Earlham College. The work notes Earlham's first three presidents as alumni and teachers of the academy. The society also got a unique Milton Henley farm drain tile from about 1858 and a large collection of antiques and showcases stored at Mrs Ella Moore's home.
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Milton Henley
Lewis Rule
Westland Commmunity
Manilla
Ind
Ella Moore
South Main Street
Grand Jury In Session Returns Four Indictments
The Bush County grand jury is in session issuing four indictments against county citizens.
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Bush County
Walter Jolly Returns From Elk Hunting Trip
Walter Jolly owner of Rexall drug store in Knightstown related to the Greenfield Kiwanis club describes a Wyoming elk hunting trip in the Jackson Hole and Green River districts. He brought back a good portion of the elk and reports fine eating and plans to return next season.
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Walter Jolly
Rexall
Knightstown
Greenfield Kiwani Club
Jackson Hole
Green River
Wyoming
Alleged Still Owner Pleads Guilty in Sheriff's Case
Anthony Artmeir of Richland township surrendered at the sheriff's office Thursday and pleaded guilty. Judge Marshall sentenced him to 60 days at the penal farm with a $106 fine, but the sentence was suspended.
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Anthony Artmeir
Richland Township
Marshall
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