Century Class Entertained At Arlington Church
The Century class of the Christian church entertained thirty seven members Thursday evening at the church. Prof L A Lockwood of Rushville spoke on a very interesting talk. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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Century Class
The
Christian Church
L. A. Lockwood
Rushville
A. W. Rigsbee
Gernie Swain
George Carwein
Rolland Earnest
Wm. Reeves
Center Township
George Sites
Methodist Aid Society
Lena Kennedy
Russell Six
Wm. I Glendenning
Harry Hauk
Memorial Services At Arlington East Hill Cemetery
Beech Grove Lodge No 399 I O O F holds memorial services on Sunday June 11 at 2 pm at Arlington East Hill cemetery with Rev T E Tomerlin speaking and Arlington Band providing music. In bad weather, services move to the Christian church. Public invited. Posey Township Farm Bureau meets Monday night at the school with Marshall Gard in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove Lodge
Arlington East Hill Cemetery
The
Christian Church
T. E. Tomerlin
Arlington Band
Posey
Farm Bureau
Posey Township Farm Bureau
Marshall Gard
Arlington Pricilla club hosts at Greenfield home
Mrs. Tom Hufford welcomed eleven members and one guest, Mrs. Lee Sutton of Winter Haven, Florida, to a Friday gathering near Greenfield. Mrs. Clyde Rucker presented a paper on Boy's Town and Mrs. Weldon Beckner led banco entertainment. Birthday cakes were given to Mrs. Bert Jordan and Mrs. Lowell Ritter, with Happy Birthday sung. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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Tom Hufford
Arlington Pricilla Club
Greenfield
Lee Sutton
Winter Haven
Florida
Clyde Rucker
Weldon ‘Beckner
Banco
Bert Jordan
Lowell Ritter
Miriam
Fred McFatridge
Rushville
Lowell Hutchinson
Glen Myers
Morristown
Mary Louise Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Jean Esther Brown
Indianapolis
Gerald Butler
Xenia
Merle Kemple
Raymond Wicker
Jesse Norris
Anna McDaniels
Joe Readle
Gail Gings
Shelbyville
del Jones
Howard Haywood
Ollie Haywood
Gwynneville
Emerald Shockensey
Luther Shaffer
Owen Long
Layro
Ray Brown
Chas. Wicker
Beryl Kennedy
Donnie
Ralph John
Rigsbee Farlow
Albn Hurst
George Carwein
Forrest McDaniel
Manufacturers Building
Fairgrounds
Lynn Hissong
Greensburg
Pete Jones
Malcolm Dearinger
Near Sexton
Ray McCloskey
A. E. Butler
Gail Ginger
Carl Dearinger
Oren Veatch
Earnest Beckner
Mike
Henry Wolfe
J. D. Qoverleese
Franklin Heath
Mauzy
Clyde Heath
Knightstown
Cecil Aldridge
Ralph Hufford
Marriage of Virginia Richey to Francis Houston
Announcement of a marriage between Virginia Richey of Indianapolis and Francis Houston of Homer, formerly Arlington. The single ring ceremony occurred at Rev. R. E. Badger’s home in Madison on Monday May 29 at three o'clock in the presence of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bradburn of Manilla. Mrs. Houston wore a teal blue street length dress.
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Houston-Richey
Virginia Richey
Indianapolis
E.A. Richey
Milroy
Francis Houston
Bertha Houston
Homer
Arlington
R. E. Badger
Madison
Wm. Bradburn
Manilla
Houston
Manilla High School couples to wed at Homer home
Mrs. Bradburn wore a shell pink street length dress with blue accessories. Both bride and groom are Manilla High School graduates planning to reside in Homer where the groom runs a trucking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darionette
Bradburn
Manilla High School
Homer
Houston
Township Road Views Appointed To Investigate
The county commissioners in session appointed Edgar Thom Wayne White and Derby Green to view the township road north from the Walter Newlin farm petitioned to be vacated. They instructed Auditor Hubert Alexander to advertise for bids to supply coal for the courthouse jail infirmary and highway garage with bids due for the July meeting. An infirmary inspection was also conducted Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Thomas
Wayne White
Derby Green
Walter Newlin
Hubert Alexander
Indiana conservation clubs operate 482 game bird brooders
A total of 482 brooders for quail and pheasants are run by Indiana conservation clubs this year. Two hundred eighteen clubs operate quail brooders and 223 clubs run pheasant brooders. Jasper Pulaski and Wells County farms will supply 46,000 pheasant chicks and 50,400 quail chicks for release at eight weeks under the Division of Fish and Game to restock fields and woodlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jasper- Pulaski
Wells County
Division of Fish and Game
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Mrs
Mary Heath
Vets Hospital
Harry Joyner
James Cadwallader
Miss Gladys Marsh
Clifty
M. E. Church
Hattie Asbury
M. E. Hospital
Pricilla Club Meeting
Knecht's O. P. C
Rushville, Indiana
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Roy Heogh
Austin High
Jayne Wanhatalo
Helen Olsen
Virginia Holland
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Cherry
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Helen Dyer
Young Cherry
Arlington,Carthage
George Beckett
Busy Bee
Posey Township
Wilma Fike
Joan Northam
Clara Rigsbee
Mildred
Clemadine Hutchinson
Mary Stout
Betty Heifner
Home Helpers Club
Carlos Heath
Sec’g
Dean Stanley
Qld
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Delbert Winkler
Jesse Stout
Mildred Hyatt
Warren Nelson
Laura Worth
North Carolina
Charles Leisure
Edgar Patterson
Everett Price
Wesley McFatridge
Roy Kennedy
Billy Hufford
Paul Ridlen
LaPorte
Anna Ridlen
Omer Downey
Kokomo
John Newhouse
Harmony
Guilford College
H. G
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State Bank of
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Thage
Theatre
Hedy Lamarr
Algiers
America
Knightstown Furniture GO
H. J. Wellington
Township Road Views
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Msgr
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NEW Potatoes
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Heinz
NBC
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REALM
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Realm Mustard
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