Arlington Social Roundup From the Home Helpers Club
The Home Helpers club held its first meeting of the year with Mrs. Leroy Moore presiding. Officers were installed by Miss Wilma Fike. The program included poems, a song of the month "Old Folks at Home," and discussions on laundry and garden projects. Local visits and weekend guests are noted among numerous community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Helpers Club
Leroy Moore
A. W. Rigstize
Aletha Young
Rolland Earnest
James Hyatt
Ralph Hufford
Wilma Fike
James McKay
Clarence Northam
Bob Sharpe
James Cadwallader
Local families host & visit across Indiana towns
A string of Sunday dinners and weekend visits centers on Connersville Rushville Greenfield and nearby towns. Families share meals visit relatives and attend Purdue university sessions with many names listed as attendees.
Alabama counties named Jones in the 1800s
The piece notes Alabama once had two Jones counties. Lamar then absorbed the Jones county name before 1867, and Covington County briefly bore the name Jones in 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Jones County
Lamar County
Jones
Covington County
Double Tax Liability for Indiana Employers If Delinquent
Indiana employers must pay a 2 percent state unemployment tax on 1938 contributions by January 31 to secure a federal credit under Title IX. If unpaid, the rate rises to 5.7 percent and the last Indiana report covers wages through December 31. Clarence A. Jackson notes the federal credit can offset up to 90 percent of the federal tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clarence A. Jackson
State
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Charlottesville Social Visits Note Local Residents
Mrs Walter Addison and a son visited Mrs Claude Walker Tuesday evening. The Methodist Aid society met with Mrs Paul Bell. Mrs N C Jackson of New Castle stayed with the Ruggles. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Frank Lamb of New Castle. Elizabeth Shields spent the weekend with Stella Collins. Mrs Harold Goodpasture and son Dale of Cleveland visited Mrs Ralph Zapf. Elmer Collins and family and Ralph Zapf visited friends in New Castle and nearby Kennard Ramble with Lola Vance and Mrs Sarah Walker nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Addison
Claude Walker
Methodist Aid Society
Paul Bell
N. C. Jackson
New Castle
Oscar Ruggles
Frank Lamb
Elizabeth Shields
Stella Collins
Harold Goodpasture
Dale
Cleveland
Ralph Zapf
Elmer Collins
Little Son
Stringtown
Lola Vance
Sarah Walkers
Kennard
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Harold Hudson and daughter Charlotte visited Kennard with Mr and Mrs Robert Addison and son Baby. Miss Blythe Osborn of Ame stayed with Mr and Mrs Carl Jessup. Mrs Vera Nelson hosted the Thursday Circle with Miss Ida Jessup and Mrs Carl Kirk. Dr and Mrs Wm R Johnston planned a Tampa Florida visit with Mrs Naomi Wolf. Walter Jessup and wife visited Charles Pearson near Carthage. Mrs Joseph Walker and Mrs Florence Jessup traveled to Indianapolis. Miss Sarah Olinger spent weekend at Valparaiso with brother Clarence Olinger and family. Mrs Pauline Peer entertained the Bridge club Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auvisting
Bertha Houston
Homer
Lena Kenedy
Harry Hank
Carl Dearinger
Oren Veatch
Ben Harden
Westland
Don Addison
Carthage
James Cadwallader
J. D. Overleese
Nelle Morgan
Greensburg
Dean Stanley
Russell Northam
George Alexander
Henry Wolfe
Botby Woods
Rushville
Mary Ellen McDaniel
Indianapolis
Leon McDaniel
Marjory Houston
Zula Houston
Fern Brown
Maxine Lee
Grace Lee
Katherine Earnest
Rolland Earnest
Lowell Macy
Dan Steffin
Lester Radical
Connersville
Jim Moore
Greenfield
Donald Brown
Anderson
Tom Jordan
Katherine Stout
Zelda Drake
Earl Whittaker
Cambridge
Rigsbee Farlow
Anna McDaniel
Glen Moore
Jimmie Andis
Morristown
Delbert Winkler
Doris, Willetta
Juanita Winkler
Gratia Carr
Wm. Gallimore
Gerald Butler
Clyde Heath
Knightstown
Carlos Heath
Tommie Addison
Gwynnneville
Clifford Talbert
Margaret Gordon
Dale
Earl Beadle
Cincinnati
Joe Readle
D. M. Dearinger
Virginia Young
Katherine Peters
Richmond
Warren Young
Merle Kemple
Wayne Daubensperk
Everett Sunman
Kemple
A. W. Rigsbee
Fred McFatridge
George Carwein
Raymond Wicker
Carolyn
James McKay
Clarence Northam
Cleora Jordan
Purdue University
Harold Hudson
Charlotte
Kennard
Robert Addison
Blythe Osborn
Ame
Carl Jessup
Vera Nelson
Ida Jessup
Carl Kirk
Wm. R. Johnston
Tampa
Fla
Naomi Wolf
Walter Jessup
Charles Pearson
Joseph Walker
Florence Jessup
Sarah Olinger
Valparaiso
Clarence Olinger
Pauline Peer
Keely Institute’s alleged cure swells wine habit problem
The Keely Institute, claiming to cure alcoholism for six decades, is cited as creating habitual drinkers. Women alcoholics have risen 42 percent in five years, with 80 percent of them married, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keely Institute
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Arlington
Mrs
Mary Heath
Ed Ray
Danville
Pete Jones
Odd Fellows Lodge
Nobie Grand
Billie Hufford
Harold McFatridge
Eston Macy
William Gallimore
Carthage, Indiana
Charles Starrett
Frank Capra
Alhambra Knightstown, Ind
Edward G. Robinson
I AM the Law
Barbara O’neil
John Beal
Wendy Barrie
Otto Kruger
Adolphe Menjou
Jack Oakie
Jack Haley
Arleen Whelan
Tony Martin
Binnie Barnes
On Sheridan
Frank McHugh
Janet Chapman
Joe E. Brown
Fate
Jackie Cooper
King of the Newsboys
Princess
Broadway
MD Universal
Greenfield, Ind
Tom Thumbs
Tiny Town
Ann Shirley
Jack Holt
Edward E. Horton
Tough Guy
Ralph Bellamy
Noah Berry
DR. Meade
Mooney
Sacramento
Calif
Culbert Olson
California
Charlottesville
Schenectady
N. Y
Katherine B. Blodgett
General Electric Laboratories
Wm. J. Henley, Sr
F. R. Newby Notary Publi Carthage
Ind
F. M. Miller
John Deere
Guy Ewing
Ird
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept. Ae
Freeport
Ill
Fred Schillinger
Glenwood
K. E. Wedeking
Optometrist
Third St
C. F. Bldg
Rushville, Ind
Ratliff
U. S. Highway
Geo. Winslow
E. Collins
Texaco
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Rileytown
Rileytown Foods
Rush County Loan and Finance
Todd
Todd Furniture Co
M. R. Sears
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