Community Notes from Gwynneville and Nearby
Local families share visits and gatherings across Gwynneville and surrounding towns. Names include Evans, Clouse, Nigh, Kemp, Beckner, Gosnell, Poer, and Pollitt, with travels to Purdue, Indianapolis, Rushville, and Bronx New York mentioned alongside church group activities and New Year celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Evans
Robert
Durst Beckner
Floyd
Fred Pollitt
Harry Keaton
Lewisville
Cora Ginniff
Earnestine Nigh
Alva Andrews
J. C. Springer
Billy
Gene Paul
Charles Kemp
Will Kemp
Norristown
Rosa Kennedy
Guy Kennedy
Columbus
Ross Kennedy
Indianapolis
Earnest Addison
Barmey Carwine
Near
Greenfield
Alice Swain
Samuel Phares
Paul Gosnell
Mary
Raymond Wilcoxon
Mary Blanche Poer
Rushville
Marriage of Irene Mary Six and John I Scott
Announcement of the marriage of Irene Mary Six, daughter of Floyd J Six, to John I Scott, son of Ralph and Oral Scott. The ceremony was January 3 at 8 pm at the bride’s home, officiated by Rev. Roy Laswell. Attendants included Ralph and Oral Scott, Loretta Tribby, and families. The couple will live on a farm north of Gwynneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Andrews
Charles Bundy
Herschel Thurston
Clifford Talbert
Tom Addison
Shelbyville
J. C. Springer
Roy Laswell
U. B. Church
Ralph Scott
Oral Scott
Harry Poston
Loretta Tribby
Lorel Nigh
Jasper Nigh
Forrest Marshall
Walter Marshall
Rushville
Edward L. Smithee
Carthage
Blue River
Pennsylvania
Knightstows
Everett Ealy
George Ealy
Anity
Coons
Verne Plummer
Tax Forms Mailed to Merchants and Firms for 1938 Returns
Over 160000 gross income tax forms mailed to retail merchants and partnerships while 900000 more are sent to 150 automobile license branches and 250 distribution points for the January filing period from January 1 to 31. Clarence A. Jackson notes forms target key taxpayers and can be picked up at license branches if not received. Taxable gross income over 1000 requires a return. retail merchants receive a 3000 annual exemption for 1938 with a 250 monthly exemption on retail receipts from April 1 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Clarence A. Jackson
Jackson
Nazi Propaganda Minister Goebbels Beaten Over Affairs
Dr Paul Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi minister of propaganda, suffered severe injuries after involvement in an affair with Lida Barova, wife of German screen star Gustav Froelich, according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Lida Barova
Gustav Froelich
Loyalls Host Sunday Dinner With Friends
Mr and Mrs Loyall hosted a Sunday dinner for Talma Hoff and Mrs Frieda Chappell of Manilla and their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyall. Hunt
Talma Hoff
Frieda Chappell
Manilla
Wreck Kills Three in Carthage Freight Collision
A head on crash between two freight trains near Carthage early Tuesday left three men dead and two injured, marking the worst wreck of this locality. Regular No. 92 northbound struck an extra southbound freight that had right of way, shortly before 3 a.m. at the crossing one mile north of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
D. W. Newsom
Jonathan Binford
Herbert Anderson
Phelps
Irvin H. Binford
Charlottesville
William Henley
Clara Henley
Bonnie
Greenfield
J. E. Hart
L. S. Applegate
O. H. Frerker
Denver
Colo
Thomas Cox
O. S. Coffin
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Henry Henley Public Library
Edgar N. Hill
Walter B. Hill
E. J. Dunn
Bertha L. Hill
Classified Rates Notice
Classified rates stated at 25c per insertion for five lines or less and 5c per line beyond five lines with each line charged for five words. No other details provided.
Fidelia Garden club hosts holiday luncheon at Arlington
Mrs Wm Webster hosted a Fidelia Garden club covered dish luncheon south of Arlington with seventeen members and ten guests present. The gathering opened with Silent Night led by Mrs Dean Stanley and a garden prayer by Mrs Norma Hester. New members were welcomed and a book review was given. Dinner guests on New Year’s Day included Mr and Mrs D M Dearinger and Mr and Mrs Orman Veatch plus Esther Ellen Dearinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Summer
Kendalville
Sumpter
Marlie Sumpter
Earl Nowotte
Carthage
Will Arnold
Marjorie Nigh
Norma Bailey
James Smith
Doyle Nigh
David Bailey
Real Manilla
Virginia
Central Business College
Ned Peer
Robert Hurst
Basil Sullivan
Herschel Anderson
Rushville
Lawrence Wortman
Charles Spiegel
Frank Sulivan
The
Christian Church
Fred Pollitt
Mary Ann Bass
Wayne Wilcoxon
Roy Taylor
Bronx
N. Y
Taylor
Pollitt
Wm. Webster
Fidelia Garden Club
Arlington
Dean Stanley
Norma Hester
Clarence Northam
Rosemary Northam
Abbey
Chester Cross
Lowell Beach
Russell Northam
Mary Hodge
Dean Evan
D. M. Dearinger
Mrs. Orman Veatch
Esther Ellen Dearinger
Merry Makers Club Hosts Husbands at Arlington Event
Merry Makers entertained their husbands at the Odd Fellows hall in Arlington with a pitch-in supper after which six banco tables were in session. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swain and many other couples listed among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers
Merry Makers Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Arlington
Banco
Roy Swain
Harry Hauk
Merle Kemple
Howard Earnest
Rigsbee Farlow
Russell Northam
Glen Schroeder
New Year's Bridge Night Honors Local Husbands
Mr and Mrs Leroy Catt hosted the Tarry Awhile club dinner to honor their husbands. Four tables of bridge followed the repast with attendees including Mr and Mrs Harry Joyner Mrs Jesse Stout Mr and Mrs Leroy Moore Mr and Mrs Carlos Heath Mr and Mrs Clell Dearinger Mr and Mrs Rex Readle and Mrs O Gastineau of New Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Catt
Tarry Awhile Club
Harry Joyner
Jesse Stout
Leroy Moore
Carlos Heath
Clell Dearinger
Rex Readle
O Gastineau
New Salem
Martin Osborn
Gwynneville
Rigsbee Farlow
Shelbyville Monay
James McKay
Helen Drake
Cecil Ray
Rushville
Mt. Lawn
New Castle
Shober Joyner
Crawfordsville
Helen Joyner
Dale Gordon
Robert Long Hospital
Ervin L. Renegar
Luther Renegar
George Offutt
Freddie
Streator
Elmer Hutchinson
Lowell Hutchinson
Shelbyville
Coach Hosts First and Second Basketball Teams
Friday evening at the home of George Davis, the basketball boys’ first and second teams were guests for a chili supper and social. Nearby families and friends hosted New Year visits in Fairview and nearby towns, including Roscoe Me n in Fairview and others in New Castle, Rushville, Crawfords ville, and Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B
George Davis
Westland
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Ben Keaton
John Gibson
Frances Perkins
Greenfield, Ind
James Cagney
Pat O’brien
Lloyd Noland and
Shirley Ross
Sun
Bing Crosby
Fred Macmurray
Alhambra Knights
Hursday
Katherine Hepburn
Cary Grant
Heart OF the North
Lew Ayers
Maureen O’sullan
Ruth Hussey
SurdAy
DR. Kildare
Lionel Barrymore
Lynn Carver
Buck Jones
California Frontier
Edward G. Robinson
the Law
Fay Wray
King Kong
Chas. Farrell In
Edith Fellows
Carthage, Indiana
Frank Capra
Ins Theatre Sporr
Spain
Franco
Red Army
Ross V. Kennedy
Katherine V. Kennedy
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Karl Kizer
Chicago
Z. T. Small
Roy M.small
F. W. Gottlieb
Frederick Gottlieb, Jr
Morristown
Riley Small
Wilson
Indianapo
Alva E. Newsom
Fred Sohn
Knightstown
Spencer Catt
Smith Catt
Charles Berson
Wm. J. Henley, Sr
Indiana
Old Line
F. R. Newby Notary Public
Ind
K. E. Wedeking
Optometrist
Third St
I. O. O. F. Bidg
Rushville, Ind
Deere
Guy Ewing
Ratliff
U. S. Highway 40
Geo. Winslow
Henry Jessup
Clyde C. Henley
John Beason
Hamild. Henley Frank Alexander Ralph Winslow
M. W. Manche
Walter Nelson Vern Plummer
Oscar Alexander Roscoe Brown
John Jessup Fletcher Branson
Jeff Leisure
Sarah Newby Warney Mann Eunice White
J. E. Collins
Prop
Texaco
Valor — Texaco
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Rush County Loan and Finance
John Hamilton McCarty
Rileytown
Rileytown Foods
Mrs
Mary Heath
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