Social events of the week in Knightstown and Rushville
Mrs. Ellen McIlvaine and Ruth Gray hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Rose Gear and Miss Hunt with guests including Mrs. Jesse Henley and Mrs. Sarah Stager. Walter B. Hill hosted a Pine Woods dinner in Knightstown. Various gatherings featured Miss Hunt and Miss Newsom with several hosts and attendees, while the Ripley Township Farm Bureau met Monday night and Posey Township bureau presented a play with talks on farm insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McIlvaine
Ruth Gray
Rose Gear
Miss Hunt
Jesse Henley
Sam L. Newsom
Sarah _ Stager
Grace H. Porter
Susie Bentley
Harriett Gray
Walter B. Hill
Pine*Woods
Knightstown
Florice Hunt
Sam O. McCarty
Winona Newsom
Nell Casady
North Main Street
Rushville
Miss Newsom
Sarah Stager
Grace Porter
Lillian Coleman
Anna H. Newsom
Cora McCarty
Arthur Lineback
Ella McIlvaine
Allen Blacklidge
Ripley Township Farm Bureau
Posey Township Farm Bureau
Needler
State Division
The
Farm Bureau Insurance Company
Milt Gardner
Neighbors Hold Steak Fry at Weakley’s Camp
Mr and Mrs Fred Jessup hosted a steak fry at Weakley s camp Sunday evening with about forty neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jessup
Weakley’s Camp
Kappa Kappa Sigma Holds Business Meeting
The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority held a business meeting at the home of Mrs. Raymond Kennedy Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Raymond Kennedy
Browns Visit in Mitchell Weekend
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown and son Edward and Mrs James Ter hune spent the weekend in Mitchell the guests of Rev and Mrs N I Schoolfield. On Saturday they attended the commencement at Riverdale with Marjorie Brown among 55 graduates. Rev Ray Kelly preached Saturday night and Bishop Blake spoke Sunday morning. Riverdale Institute enrolled 1245 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Brown
Edward
James Terhune
Mitchell
N. I. Schoolfield
Riverdale
Marjorie Brown
Ray Kelly
Bishop Blake
Riverdale Institute
Clevidence Celebrates Seventeenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Clevidence hosted a Sunday dinner at their home for their seventeenth wedding anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jesse Fry and family, Mr and Mrs Paul Clevidence and daughter Lavada Gayle, Mrs Louisa Bradburn and son Doc Bradburn, and Mr Ott Kemple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clévidence
Jesse Fry
Paul Clevidence
Lavada Gayle
Louisa Bradburn
Doc Bradburn
Ott Kemple
Finneys Visit Magees and Moore Family
Mr and Mrs Terrence Finney of Anderson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bearl Magee. Mrs Charles Moore and son Rob spent Wednesday in Indianap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence Finney
Anderson
Bearl Magee
Charles Moore
Rob
Personal News Briefs From Area Families
Mr. Maurice Moore has been ill the past week. Miss Margaret Richardson of near Greenfield and Floyd Runion of Danville visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James McFatridge and daughter Mary Ann. Mrs. Lucy Goode returned home after a three week stay with her daughter Mrs. Bears and Mr. and Mrs. Willdean Moore in Indianapo lis. Mrs. Frank Morris and children of Anderson spend this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pitts. Mrs. Letha Moore is homebound with a sprained ankle from a fall last Sunday. Henry White of Geneva Ohio and Roy White of Detroit Mich returned home after a week with their aunt Mrs. Mary Jessup and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Jessup, Henry White of Geneva and Roy White of Detroit visited Floyd White family at Jonesboro Thursday. Mrs. Ella McIlvaine, Mrs. Ruth Gray and Miss Harriett Gray accompanied Miss Florence Hunt to Pendleton then Indianapolis to visit Miss Lewis and Mr. Henley before she left for Los Angeles. Miss Maria Henley is visiting Miss Susan White at Clinton Indiana. Dr. J. R. Furbay and family and Rev. Homer Biddlecum of Charlottesville attended the Friends Pastors conference at Quaker Haven last week. Mr. Cecil Pike and family near Shirley were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Jessup. Miss Ethel Posey is visiting her brother Fred Posey and family at Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Moore
Margaret Richardson
Greenfield
Floyd Runion
Danville
James McFatridge
Mary Ann
Lucy Goode
Mrs. Bears
Willdean Moore
Indianapo
Frank Morris
Anderson
Harry Pitts
Letha Moore
Henry White
Geneva
Ohio
Roy White
Detroit
Mich
Mary Jessup
Floyd White
Jonesboro
Ella McIlvaine
Ruth Gray
Harriett Gray
Florence Hunt
Pendleton
Lewis
Indianapolis
Homer Biddlecum
Charlottesville
Quaker Haven
Cecil Pike
Near Shirley
John Jessup
Ethel Posey
Fred Posey
Rushville
Tex and Johnny reunite with Utah Lynch and Al Burrows
Tex meets Utah Lynch and Al Burrows from Bar B outfit as Johnny and Tex delay a raid. The two sides exchange wary quips while Tex plans to brief Utah and Al further. Bud remains a looming ally as the four riders head to the Box C ranch to discuss the next move.
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Johnny
Tex
Utah Lynch
al Burrows
Utah
Double
Carillion
Lynch
Gollies
Barbara
Nevada
Bud
Box C Ranch
For Sale Farm West of Knightstown on US 40
Very good farm west of Knightstown on U. S. Highway 40 offered by D W Grossman Agency Real Estate and Insurance Knightstown Indiana. Also mention of El Hess fly spray at $1.00 per gallon Sharer Moore Howe. Lost black and white lady's fountain pen. return to Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Sharer & Moore
Howe
Knightstown
U. S. Highway No. 40
D. W. Grossman Agency Real Estate and Insurance
Indiana
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Farm Bureau
Furnish Motor Carco
Dane Withers
Ken Maynard
Julia
Robert Montgomery and
Myrma Ley
Henley Block
Main and Mill Sts
Howard E. Henley
REGAL
Gwen Nan
Regal Oats
Hershey
Regal Oleo
Cocoa Beach
Oxydol
Ige
Okg
Mission Grapefruit
Carthage
A. W. Winfield
W. J. Phelps
Texas
Pink Crosby
Pod Fortune
Sharer & Moore, Howe
Henley & Cooper Attorneys-At-Law
Rushville, Indiana
P. J. Sattler
Dr. Waters
Eye Service
New Castle
Realm
Post’s
Chuck Roast
Bacon Swift
Armour
Lifebuoy
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