Farewell Dinner Honors Visitors From Across States
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shutt Sr. bid farewell to Mrs. Betty Kelley and Kim of Indianapolis before they joined Benny Kelley in Anchorage Alaska. Many relatives and friends from Bartonsville Morgan town Needham Morristown New Palestine Carthage Shirley and other towns attended dinner and social events over the weekend.
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Russell Shutt
Betty Kelley
Kim
Indianapolis
Anchorage
Alaska
Benny Kelley
Mae Chitwood
Clyde Chitwood
Roxanna
Joanna
Tim Chitwood
Bartonsville
Hubert Mann
Robinson, Ill
Leonard Zink
Larry
Needham
Delbert Mann
Morristown
Maurice Mann
New Palestine
William Gray
Fairland
Roy Houchins
Roy Miller
Russell Shutt Jr
Carthage
Carthage Home Garden Club Sets July Show Deadlines
The Carthage Home Garden Club met at Mrs. Ona Hunt's home with eleven members and two guests Mrs. Carrie Cross and Miss Lillian Bennett. Agnes Hensler chaired. Stella Humes reported for the project committee. July 22 is entry deadline for the Rush Co. Fair flower show. Members prepared for the Carthage Fall Festival. Helen Ruby presented Fuchsias. Opal Moore spoke on Tree Lilies. Orientally themed arrangements and judging by Mrs. Cross and Miss Bennett gave Opal Flick the top honors for Gladioli and Lilies with Opal Flick taking first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Home Garden Club
Ona Hunt
Carrie Cross
Lillian Bennett
Rushville
Agnes Hensler
Gouldie Kyser
Stella Humes
Rush Co
Mary Trowbridge
Warren Methodist Home
Carthage Club
Carthage
Helen Ruby
Opal Moore
Opal Flick
Mrs. Cross
Miss Bennett
Bertha Beck
Gertrude Bush
Inheritance and Heredity in Medical Discourse
An Indiana medical association column explains heredity from immediate to cumulative generations. It defines genes as inheritable elements and lists hereditary traits and diseases including color traits, deafness, diabetes, epilepsy, color blindness, albinism, hemophilia, harelip, and limb anomalies.
Socials and visits fill community calendar notes
Social gatherings include a Christian Women’s Fellowship meeting at the Rushville church with Opal Moore as new president and a book review by Mrs. Von Knight. A lawn party honors new residents Alton Smith and John Rhoades at the Hunt home. House guests visit from Los Angeles and Washington DC. Various sorority, OES and family events are listed with names and places across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Opal Moore
Hazel Alexander
Edna Blankenship
Christian Women’s Fellowship
von Knight
Earl Craven
Earl Clevenger
Rushville
Opal Moore
Grace Gurley
Edith Hull
Fool of God
Marjorie Davis
Gary
Derrel
Debbie
Los Angeles
California
Robert Winters
Charlene Smith
Washington, D. C
Winters
New Healing Substance Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
For the first time science reports a healing substance Bio-Dyne, now sold as Preparation H, that can shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Claims include case after case of actual shrinkage and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as suppositories or ointment with a money back guarantee.
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Don Harper of Greenfield hosted Saturday guests from her family. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs Milo Eaks and daughter Mary. Several relatives from New Castle and Indianapolis shared time at nursing homes and homes of local families, with a note on Mary Miner’s serious condition. A wedding near Jeffersonville joined Mrs Twee dy's nephew John Moore and Mary Ann Zornman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Rhodes
New Albany
Indiana
Frank Alexander
Helen Kritsch
Indianapolis
Sandra
Barbara Cripe
Pleasant Hill
California
James Mosier
Harold Hass
Shelbyville
Maude Shutt
Bedford
Irvin Mann
Robert White
Mrs
Chester
Waldron
Don Harper
Greenfield
Lowell Leisure
Milo Eaks
Mary. Lou
Russell Davis
New Castle
Elmina Parish
John Miner
Mable Manche
Jackson Nursing Home
Mary Miner
Jack Tweedy
John Hansford
Constipation Ad Urges Serutan Daily Use
An old promotional ad touts SERUTAN to end constipation worries. It offers an introductory deal: send the ad with 10 cents and your name and address for a one dollar supply to SERUTAN Box 740 New York 19 New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serutan
New York 19
N. Y
Sleep fatigue from iron deficiency addressed by Pinkham Tablets
After a restful night you still feel tired. The ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Tablets as an iron tonic for women, claiming they build red blood within a day and restore energy, encouraging readers to buy at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Willard Crawford
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Marguerite Pavey
Anderson
Ollie Brown
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Gary Steward
S. R. Kesler
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