Local social notes from New Castle and nearby towns
Sunday visits in New Castle include Misses Mattie and Abbie Clark in Connersville and Miss Pearle Coffin with Mrs Grace H Porter in Indianapolis. Visitors include Mr. Floyd Collins from Indianapolis and Bob Scott of Charlottesville with other residents traveling to Topeka and Gwynneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie and
Abbie Clark
Connersville
Floyd Collins
Indianapolis
Pearle Coffin
Grace H. Porter
John Johnson
Local Social Roundup at the Creek Home
The Misses Thelma and Zelma Shaffer, workers at the children’s home, visited friends Tuesday afternoon. Ruth Hill of Indianapolis visited her mother Mrs. R. C. Hill last week. Dr. L. H. Riley was a Sunday evening guest. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miner and daughter Roberta of Lynn, Indiana visited over the weekend. Jack Lemon Harold Woolen and John Creek of Fairmount visited the Creek home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Henry
Maria
Mary Louise Hill
Indianapolis
Grace Phelps
Virgil Creek
Sunshine Circle
Thelma
Zelma Shaffer
Ruth Hill
R. C. Hill
L. H. Riley
J. M. Miner
Roberta
Lynn, Indiana
C. V. Creek
Jack Lemon
Harold Woolen
John Creek
Fairmount
Ladies Aid Society
Ed. Buscher
Earl Herkless
W. S. Rader
Birmingham Pin Factory Ships 87 Million Pins Daily
The largest pin factory in the world sits in Birmingham England and produces 87 000 000 pins each day.
Wise Bird and Gobbler in a Thanksgiving diet joke
Wise Bird teases Mr Tur key about being thin while Gobbler jokes that approaching Thanksgiving means no flesh for the feast. A light humorous exchange centered on holiday prep and dieting fads.
British Gallery valued at six million five hundred thousand
The British National Gallery holds paintings valued at about 6 250 009 dollars. Social notes report numerous visits and gatherings across Indiana towns including Richland Morris town Indianapolis Pendleton Knightstown Rushville and Greenfield with residents Mrs. Grace Doherty Mrs. Anna Sipe and others attending events. Local updates mention funerals family visits hospital transfers and a church vacancy.
National Dairy President Sees 50 Percent Milk Demand Rise
Thomas H McInnerney president of National Dairy silent on co‑ops but supports collective bargaining for raw materials. He notes the company pays about 5 million weekly to dairy farmers and is boosting advertising research and promotion to expand milk consumption and market capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy
National Dairy 4 ° A Products Corporation
Thomas H. MclInmerney
National Cooperative Milk Producers’ Federation
Des Moines
McInnerney
National Dairy Products Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Castle
Miss Sophia Macy
Liberty
Bob Scott
Charlottesville
Luther Renegar
Shirley
A. L. Gary of
Rushville
Swent
Walter Chonan
D. P. Dunn
Hubert Hill
Eve Geise
Chriottsville
Old Ifrt
Tom Talbert
Dren
Gwynneville
Spent
G. A. Sauerkraut
Pearl
G. A. Applebutter
G. A
Glen
Carthage
Independent Grocers Alliance OF AM
British National Gallery
Mrs
Cecil
Pike
Fred Pike
Richland
Frank Coons
Morristown
Ed. Adams
George Adams
Grace Doherty
la Grange
Chas. Winslow
Henry Gates
Greenfield
Anna Sipe
Miss Pearle Coffin
Ora D. Henry
Pendleton
Homer Bowers
Hugh Addison
John Herkless
Mary Hubbard
Clara Montecue
Knightstown
Bernadine Herkless
W. W. Howard
Alexanderia
Cecil Hamilton
Nathan Pickett
Knoxville
Tennesse
Friends Parsonage
Picket
Clyde O. Watson
First Baptist Church
Frederick E. Taylor
Albert Ray
Walnut Ridge
The
Container Corporation
Dairy Farmers OF
U. S
Thomas H. McInnerney
Service
P.&g
Ripley Township
Honey Mothers
Richmond Baking Co
Winfield’s Regal Store
Sam
Firestone
Texaco
Indiana
Indiana Electric Corporation
Lewis D. Cooper
Health Products Corporation
Dept. A
North 13Th Street
Newark
N. J
Dia
BEC OM
Stttesitt
Zemo Handy Ogere
Aess
Invisi
Zemo
Bent
Princess
Radio Shop
Jack Neely
North East Street
L. Newsom
Minnie Adkins
Pioneer Island Creek
Herkless Coal and Feed Co
Delco-Light Plant
Jlong McKenzie
Wilson
Heart of Indiana
W. J. Phelps
Regal ‘Store
Hone
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