Arlington Happenings Colloquial Club Hosts Valentine Quotas
Mrs Charles Addison hosted the Colloquial club at her Arlington home with thirteen members present for a two course steak dinner. Pot flowers centered the table and after a brief business session the roll call prompt was Valentine Quotations. Mrs Fred Catt led the entertainment with an Old Fashioned School.
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Charles Addison
Arlington
Pot Flowers
Valentine
Fred Catt
Valentine Exchange Hosts Junior Class Event
Miss Francis Jean Woods hosted the Junior class at her Arlington area home Monday night. A Valentine exchange featured banco and pick up sticks with refreshments for ten students and three guests.
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Francis Jean Woods
Hostess Hosts Merry Makers Club in Arlington Gathering
Mrs Glen Schroeder welcomed eleven members and one guest to a Valentine season gathering at her Arlington home east of Rushville. Three tables of banco were played and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs Rigsbee Farlow Mrs Carl Dearinger Mrs Oren Veatch Mrs Earnest Beckner Mrs Merle Kemple Mrs Warren Nelson Mrs Eston Macy Mrs Russell Northam Mrs Clyde Rucker Mrs Howard Earnest and Mrs Opal Hauk.
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Merry Makers Club
Glen Schroeder
Merry Makers Club of
Arlington
Rushville
Chester Schroeder
Banco
Rigsbee Farlow
Carl Dearinger
Oren Veatch
Earnest Beckner
Merle Kemple
Mrs Morris Wilson Honored By Indianapolis Guests
Mrs Denning Nelson and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson hosted at Mrs Nelsons home honoring Mrs Morris Wilson who moved to Indianapolis. A six o clock four course dinner on small tables featured fiesta ware red candles and apples as centerpieces with place cards and favors. Contests followed social time with a list of guests including Mrs Bert Jordan and several others.
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Morris Wilson
Denning Nelson
Lowell Hutchinson
Nelson
Indianapolis
Wilson
Bert Jordan
Melvin Henley
Lee Mitchell
Stanley Williams
Weldon Beckner
Dwight Beckner
Clyde Rucker
James Hyatt
Clell Dearinger
John Nelson
Rex Kemple
John Alsman
Emerald Shickensey
Joe Bogue
William Ward
Evelyn Kemple
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden of Marion were feted at a miscellaneous shower Friday night at Arlington hostess Mrs. William Gallimore home. Miss Ermadell Eaton formerly. many gifts displayed around a heart centerpiece. Attendees included numerous local residents and relatives.
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Harry Holden
Marion
William Gallimore
Arlington
Holden
Ermadell Eaton
Holdren
Letha Kennedy
Pete Jones
Weldon Cherry
Woodie Richey
Robert Maier
Burlington
Ralph Holdren
Clyde Bagwell
Bill Addison
Elmer Addison
Alta
Greenfield
Dewey Marshall
Maribelle
Seraph
Evelyn
Mays
Carl Dearinger
Rolland Earnest
Ralph Hufford
Rolla Woods
Elmer Beadle
Anna Ridlen
James Allison
Ernest Beckner
Gerald Butler
Henry Wolfe
Warren Nelson
Fred McFatridge
Ruth Lee
Ora Beckner
Phyllis
Betty
Ray McCloskey
Noah Price
Raymond Overleese
Everett Sunman
Vergie Lou
Harry Hauk
Dora Anderson
Raymond Wicker
Jesse Stout
Goldie Stout
Lena Kennedy
Robert Offutt
Fred Catt
Carlos Heath
Harry Joyner
Roy Renegar
Lettie Lane
Ruth Ridlen
Lucille Gardner
Janet Dearinger
Jerry Roberts
Perry Collins
J. M. Eaton
Martinsville hostess hosts bridge night for Gwynneville club
Mrs Owen Long of Martinsville entertained her Bridge club from Gwynneville Thursday evening at her sister Mrs Weldon Cherry’s home in Arlington Two tables of bridge were in play with guests enjoying the local social gathering.
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Owen Long
Martinsville
Gwynneville
Weldon Cherry
Arlington
Christian Union Aid Society Gather in Homer for Social
The Christian Union Aid society of Homer hosted a noon dinner at Mrs. Fannie Percell’s home with Homer Christian church members. The program featured scripture responses, prayers by Mrs. Zula Miller and Mrs. Ethel Perkins, a tribute by Mrs. Ora Lower, instrumental solos by Miss Vivian Coffman, a playlet "Ma and Pa Fidgets," three contests, a reading by Mrs. Lower, and a Valentine exchange.
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Christian Union Aid Society
Christian Union Aid Society of
Homer
Fannie Percell
Aid Society
The
Homer Christian Church
Zula Miller
Ethel Perkins
Ora Lower
Christian Aid Society
Vivian Coffman
Margaret Hill McCarter club notes February meeting
February meeting of the Margaret Hill McCarter club in Posey township at Rushville library featured hostesses Mrs Hodge Northam and Hester with a program by Rev Morris Wilson and Indiana Welfare staff on a state welfare drive. Members toured the candy shop for valentine refreshments as the club planned a March 10 guest day anniversary event.
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Margaret Hill McCarter Club
Posey Township
Rushville Library
Mary Hodge
Clarence Northam
Everett Hester
Hester
George Carwein
Harry Hauk
Dean Stanley
Craft
Philadelphia
A. W. Rigsbee
Raymond Wicker
Sunshine Friends
Mrs. Hodge
Morris Wilson
Robert Kemp
Indiana Welfare Department
Indianapolis
Wilson
Jesse Stout
Surprise party honors Rev Morris Wilson family
Mr and Mrs Bert Jordan and daughter hosted a Sunday surprise party for Rev and Mrs Morris Wilson though Mrs Wilson and the children could not attend due to illness. Priscilla club members and families joined after a pitch in dinner for a social time. guests included several local couples and families from Greenfield Carthage Rushville and nearby areas.
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Bert Jordan
Morris Wilson
Lowell Hutchinson
Lowell Ritter
Howard Brown
Stanley Williams
Weldon Beckner
Lee Mitchell
Lee Silvers
Birthday Surprise Honoring Mrs Charles Brown Near Homer
Mrs Charles Brown was delightfully surprised at her home near Homer Friday evening for a birthday. A pitch in supper followed with family and friends from Brown, English, Adams and Swain households. Evening visitors included Elmer Miller and grandson Bobby from Indianapolis and D M Dearinger and Charlene.
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Dren
James Cadwallader
Carlos Heath
Rex Kem
Dean Stanley
Vrold McFatridge
Jack
John Hester
Rushville
Ervin L. Renegar
Ralph Holdren
Joan
Hareeence
Clyde Bagwell
New Wxigey
Elmer Addison
Alta
Bill Addison
Greenfield
Sabert Offutt
Robert Maier
Burlington
Raymond Wicker
Dewey Marshall
Near Mays
Donald Brown
Anderson
Tom Hufford
Lowell Hutchinson
Elmer Hutchinson
Shelbyville
Lowell Ritter
Charles Northam
Earl Whitaker
Cambridge City
John McDaniel
Anna McDaniels
Oren Veatch and
Carl Dearinger
William Webster
Orman Veatch
Mary Hodge
Dean
Albert Towns
Charles Wicker
Billy Catt
Edwin Northam
Bueford Downey
Central Business College
Indianapolis
Fon Kemple
Owen Parker
Gwynneville
Joe Readle
Mae Manning
Clell Dearinger
Cleora Jordan
Ralph Hufford
Eston Macy
Christian Union Church
Homer
Clyde Heath
Knightstown
Franklin Heath
Near Henderson
Thomas Bird
Evelyn Kemple
Willetta Winkler
Cincinnati
Earl Stout
Amanda Birt
Golda Stout
Glen Downey
Castleton
Lillian Price
Jesse Stout
Virginia
Letha Kennedy
William Gallimore
Pete Jones
Danville
Charles Brown
Howard Brown
Ralph Brown
Charles English
Bill Adams
Elmer Miller
Bobby
D. M. Dearinger
Charlene
Seed purchases spark weed concerns for communities
A small saving on seed price can lead to long lasting weed problems across communities. Buy tested and tagged seed from a reliable seed dealer to avoid widespread infestation.
Boy Scouts Honor Court Held At Morton Memorial Gym
About 600 scouts from the Kikthewend district gathered February 9 for the annual court of honor at Morton Memorial gym. Maj. George T. Purves, recreational director at the Home, presided. In other news Mr and Mrs Rumple welcomed Richard Allen a 81% pound boy born to Naomi Rice formerly of Division a.
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Kikthewend
Morton Memorial Gymnasium
George T. Purves
Rumple
Richard Allen
Naomi Rice
Division
Greensburg publisher speaks at Press Club on Feb 15
E. J. Hancock vice-president of Greensburg News Publishing spoke before the Press Club and journalism students on Tuesday February 15. The discussion covered general newspaper work and related activities.
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E. J. Hancock
Greensburg News Publishing Company
Press Club
Civil Service Exams Announced for Several Positions
The United States Civil Service Commission opens competitive exams for Senior scientific aid in pathology at the Army Medical Museum and Physiotherapy aide at the U S Public Health Service and Veterans Administration. Printer-proofreader earns 1.32 dollars an hour at the Government Printing Office. Full information available from the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Army Medical Museum
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
Government Printing Office
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
Wages Rise Yet Jobs Fall In Manufacturing
A Greenfield Republican note observes that hourly wages in industry rose from about 59.14 to 66.14 cents while manufacturing jobs declined from over eight million to under seven and a half million in 1937. It argues money limits force fewer workers to share pie, asking readers to accept the reality that you cannot eat your apple and have it.
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Greenfield Republican
Charlottesville Social Notes Chronicle
Mrs. Ella Gurley moves to Charles Evans property with family while Tom Gray and wife take the vacated home. Will Bell dies after weeks of illness. burial at Glencove cemetery. Announcements include visits, family gatherings, a Peace Conference, and local club events among residents of Charlottesville and nearby towns.
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Ella Gurley
Charles Evans
Tom Gray
Gurley
Weldon Shultz
Quinsy
Ray Pratt
Indianapolis
Earl Addison
Walter Addison
Paul Oldham
Mary Orr
Elmer Gilliam
Claude Walker
N. C. Jackson
Frank Lamb
New Castle
Oscar Ruggles
Tillie Garland
North Salem
R. F. Dean
Will Bell
Earl of
Willow Branch
M. E
Homer Biddlecum
Glencove Cemetery
Knightstown
Lowell Johnson
Nellie Johnson
Ralph
Vinton Ormston
J. R. Garland
Elizabeth
Wayman Herkless
Garland
Lena Lewis
Howard Martin
Ralph Zapf
Maurice Barrett
Norwich Conn
Alberta Harness
Minnie Wheeler
Edith McClung
Cecil Linder
Richmond
Arvil Nebarger
Molly McCray
Effie Sipe
Wilkinson
William David Addison
William David
Grant Johnston
Maywood
William Mann
Alza Anderson
Maxwell
Frank Niles
Horatio Morris
Lewisville
Blaine Johnston
Harlan
Leon Leamons
Ida Jessup
Mesdames Zona White
Jessie Wright
Esther Hill
Frankie Jessup
M. E. Aid
Florence Heifner
Ridlin Family Sunday Visit Near Carthage
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ridlin and daughter Ruth visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bramel on Sunday west of Carthage.
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Joel Ridlin
Ruth
Marvin Bramel
Carthage
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