Arlington Happenings Highlights From Area Visitors
Mrs. Fannie Ennis and daughter Louise visited in Indianapolis along with Frank Lawrence and Bobby Readle. Numerous local families hosted guests from Rushville Morristown Greenfield and Shelbyville as Decoration Day and weekend visits filled the Arlington social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ennis
Louise
Frank Lawrence
Bobby Joe Readle
Indianapolis
Culver McDaniels
New Palestine
Herschel McDaniel
S. Anna
Noah Price
Wendell Hester
Near
Manilla
David Hester
Shelbyville
Noah Gahimer
Rigsbee Farlow
Arlington
Oren Veatch
Merry Makers Clu
Raymond Wicker
Banco
Earnest Beckner
Billy Catt
Ralph Hufford
Knightstown
Evelyn Kemple
Eloise Ging
Jimmie Andis
Wileta
Jaunita
Doris Winkler
Turkey Run State Park
Gail Ging
J. D. Overleese
John Newhouse
Allentown
Don Wilson
Wilson
Rushville
Lucky” Teeters, and Company
Relative Burial Notice Sets June 12 Board Election
Those with relatives buried in Riverside cemetery are notified that a meeting will be held at the State Bank of Carthage on June 12, 1939 at 7 30 p m for the election of a board of directors. All those interested are urged to attend.
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State Bank of
Car
Thage
1 150 Miles by Goat Cart to the 1939 World Fair
Charles McCartney his wife and son plan a 1150 mile journey from Keswick Iowa to New York in a home made wagon drawn by two teams of eight goats. They aim to finish in about 100 days at the 1939 World Fair.
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New York
Charles McCartney
Keswick
Iowa
Gas Forms Flame Pillars At New York World Fair 1939
Pillars of flame will startle visitors at the gas exhibition during the New York World’s Fair of 1939. Amid electrical wonders a palm sized lamp will emit a light more intense than the sun.
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New York
Paradise of Bulbs at New York World's Fair 1939
Eight acres would be needed to plant all the bulbs in the fair grounds if laid in solid rows. A million tulips hyacinths and scillas will bloom this spring at the New York World's Fair 1939 gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Lou Henley Admitted for Appendectomy
Mary Lou Henley daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Henley was admitted to Methodist hospital Wednesday afternoon for an appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Henley
Melvin Henley
Methodist Hospital
Wawasee Hotel Opens as Summer Season Begins
Lake Wawasee Indiana marks the start of summer with the May 27 opening of the Spink Wawasee Hotel and Country Club and other leading inns. The Spink Wawasee offers 300 rooms outside baths and telephones with full services including a beauty shop gift shop and Western Union. Guests may fly from the on site airport and enjoy lake views dining and dancing in the Marine Lounge while packages range from 1.50 to 25.00 a day with special rates for longer stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wawasee
The
Hoosier Motor Club
Indiana
Maxinkuckee
Syracuse
Spink-Wawasee Hotel
the Tavern
Johnson’s Hotel
Spink-Wawasee Hotel and Country Club
Spink-Arms
Indianapolis
Permit required to trim trees along state roads in Indiana
State Highway Commission warns that trimming or cutting trees inside state highway right of way without a written permit is illegal and a misdemeanor. Reports of unauthorized cutting and selling timber prompted investigation, with possible action against offenders. Permits may be applied for at Indianapolis or district offices including LaPorte Fort Wayne Greenfield Crawfordsville Vincennes and Seymour and 36 subdistricts.
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State Highway Commission
T. A. Dicus
Acton
Commission
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
State Highway Commission of
President Roosevelt Prepares Hyde Park Visit by Royalty
President Roosevelt spends the weekend at Hyde Park in preparation for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as they plan to visit next week. Their Majesties will attend services at St James Episcopal Church where the President is senior warden.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Ith
St. James Episcopal Church
State Fair to Feature New Attractions and Improvements
Indiana State Fair manager Harry G. Templeton announced enhancements for the 1938 event September 3 to 9. A new sewer system kept grounds traversable during heavy rains, a larger saddle horse barn with 55 extra box stalls now total 257, and a new concrete stage with modern lighting and dressing rooms will host hippodrome acts and grandstand shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Templeton
Indianapolis
Weekend Visits Spread Across St. Louis and Indianapolis
Roy Copher of St Louis spent the weekend with his daughter Mrs Joe Graff and family. Marlene Graff returned home from a month in St Louis. Mr and Mrs George E Scholl and daughter and Ivan Stout of Connersville and the Misses Frances Georgia and Mary Johnson of Indianapolis were Tuesday guests of Mr and Mrs Alva Johnson. Mr and Mrs Guy Rhodes of Anderson visited Harry Rhodes and daughter Phyllis Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy and family and Mrs Emma J Tweedy visited Mae Gray in St Louis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolfe
Connersville
Elmer Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Lowell Hutghinson
Anna Hauk
Harry ‘Hauk
Carl Rogers
Indianapolis
Land
Everett Price
Bonnie Jean Marshall
Greensburg
Ruth Lee
Dodge
Lee Sutton
Carolyn
Winter Haven
Fla
Lee
Jane Tomerlin
Arthur Jordan Conservatory
T. E. Tomerlin
Dol Jones
Billy Catt
Edwin Northam
Dorcas
Junior Northam
Lowell Nelson
Gene Long
Lloyd Dyer
Donald Drake
St. Louis
Beryl] Kennedy
Young Peoples
Fairmount
Donald Price
Roy Copher
Joe Graff
Marlene Graff
George E. Scholl
Ivan Stout
Frances
Georgia
Mary Johnson
Alva Johnson
Guy Rhodes
Anderson
Harry Rhodes
Phyllis
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
RooséVelt
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
William O. Douglas
Harlan Fiske
Stone
James Clark McReynolds
Charles Evans Hughes
Pierce Butler
Owen J. Roberts
Hugo L. Black
Mrs
Mary Heath
Charles Leisure
Carlos Heath
Bob Temple
Pricilla Beckner
Earl] Downey
Marcella Downey
Harry Cinderson
Kniightstown
Miss Downey
Marion
Ivan Fields
John Downey
Ida Downey
Lowell Hutchinson
Jean Ruff
Donald Revere
Jim Moore
Greenfield
Samona Martin
Lois Crim
Harve Green
Homer
Alba Hurst
Clifty Falls
Osceola Moore
Pete Jones
James Cadwallader
Elsie Eaton
Brownsburg
W. W
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Main St
Morristown, Ind
Riverside Cemetery
Sohn & Son
Wawasee
Joel Ridlen
Mgr
California
C&h
Oranges
Calif
Doz
Phoenix
Realm
NAVY
Johnson
Pt. Can
Crisco
Coffee Big C
Prunes
Kirk's Hardwater Soap
Carmey
Chuck
Mr. Hope
Oleo Lk
State Fair
H. G. Templeton
Rons
Thompson
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