Social notes from Indianapolis visitors and regional gatherings
A long list of visits and guests spans Indianapolis residents and regional towns. Families from Muncie Frankl in and Newcastle hosted and were hosted by local households. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Manson Indianapolis and C. Gause, with reports of Sunday visits and weeklong stays. A bronze Nevada canyon plaque commemorates workers at Boulder Dam.
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John Manson
Indianapolis
W. L. Tetrick
Fairmount
Arthur Longhurst
Vincennes
Ferdinand Schaeffer
Mary Ann Kullmer
C. C. Gause
Charles Walker
Terre Haute
Wade Walker
Freida McManus
Fred McManus
Joe Burgess
Newcastle
R. A. Layton
Lewisville
Arva Whittaker
A. O. Whittaker
Morristown
R. M. Allen
Robert
Richmond
J. M. Stone
Robert Allen
O. C. McCarty
Sarah Stager
Henry Stager
Gilmartir
Wippany
N. J
Allen Ngai
Rushville
John Herkless
Bernadine
Maude Stewart
Walter Newsom
Kenneth Herkless
Circleville, O
Richard
Betty Herkless
Maude Jones
Muncie
Myrtle Carfield
Irene
Alta
Lafayette
Hubert Hill
Walter Addison
Jaunite Winfield
Becky Madrees
John Julian
Gilbert Miner
Cincinnati
Hubert Hunt
Harry Rhodes
Curt Hester
H. H. Foust
National Association of Retail Grocers
Rosemary Rhodes
Anderson
Phyllis
Lawrence Stroup
Ralph Moore
Waldron
Freda
Grace McGeorge
Danville
James McGeorge
Henry Sohn
Knightstown
Charles Pearson
J. D. Calvert
Selma, C
Jesse Henley
Robert Walker
Edgar Ruby
Wayne McDaniel
Betty
Jean
Frank McDaniel
Denzil McDaniel
Leland Gardner
Jess Ruby
Centerville
Earlham College
Malcolm Ruby
Jesse Ruby
Robert — Bishop
Hoyt Vanderbeck
Falmouth
Bishop
Helen Bengamar
Plum Creek
Jane Calbert
Selma, O
E. T. Trueblood
Henley
Calvert
Guy Ewing
Bill and
Jewell
DePauw University
Marie Chadwick
John Gray
Emma Eckleberry
East Moline
Ill
Mary Ewing
Worth Ewing
Max Ewing
Lowell Leisure
Robert Addison
Nevada Canyon
Boulder Dam
Knightstown High Alumni Reunion Set for June 23
Knightstown High School hosts the annual alumni reunion next Sunday June 23 with events from 11 30 a m to evening. Registration runs 11 30 to 12 30 plus class get togethers. Gus Cameron class of 98 from Akron Ohio will be the principal speaker. An inspection tour of the school mingled with speeches and a pitch in dinner follow. A baseball game closes the day with players from even and odd graduation years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown High School
A. G
Gus) Cameron
Akron
Ohio
Gus
Knightstown
3Sche
L Bullang
Herman List Jr
Alumni Association
R. H. Hardin
Hilda Parker
Letter from Mrs. Miner on Oklahoma family ties in Home Journal
Mrs. T. H. Miner of Checotah Oklahoma writes about family details since moving to Oklahoma in 1906 with a 1917 1918 Indiana stay when both parents died. She lists her children careers and ages including engineers teachers and farmers and notes her role as wife mother and grandmother while reflecting on her past.
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Home Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Checotah
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College
Stillwater
School of Agriculture
Oklahoma University
Norman
Beher Couple Attends Friends Church in Charlottesville
Mr and Mrs Cleve Beher of Art derson attended services at the Friends church Sunday morning and spent the afternoon with Walter Jessup and family in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Beher
Art Derson
The
Friends Church
Walter Jessup
Charlottesville
Keep Livestock Off State Highways Urges Action
James D. Adams chair of the State Highway Commission appeals to farmers to keep stock off the right of way after nine months with more than thirty accidents from livestock on highways. Highways workers are instructed to enforce grazing prohibitions to reduce crashes and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Adams
State Highway Commission
Aletha Young
Indianapolis
Lillian Henley
Oran Henley
Warren Young
Boston
S. L. Newsom
Winona Newsom
Henry B. Henley
Terre Haute
Emily Anne
H. G. Henley
H. O. Pitts
Rural Carriers’ Association and
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Tenth District
Rushville
Three Hoyt Boys Found Dead in Fridge on Street
Three boys ages three five and seven, sons of Geo Hoyt of New York City, were found dead in a 3 by 4 foot refrigerator on a truck in front of the Hoyt home. They had been missing since Friday night and police suspect a hide and seek accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hoyt
New York City
Hoyt
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Mt McGregory
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R. F. Stanley
Avery Rawls
E. L. Glover
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Grant Hill
Hartford City
Grace VanSeycc
Greenfield
B. R. Webb
Willard Cox
Earl Addison
Malcolm Herrington
Rose Ann Poston
M. S. Kyser
Omer Cooley
Hamilton
Dale Fisher
Robert Fenley
John McDaniels
Woodrow
Roy Bitner
Clancey LaMar
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Mary Lu
East Street
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Ida Jones
Franklin
Grace Drake
Howard Tetrick
Myra Jo
Nathan C. Grimes
Grove City
Penn
Edith Judd
Estelle
Miami
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Paul Pflaster
N. I. Schoolfield
Emil Held
Bedford
Schoolfield
J. W. Waterson
Retna Reddick
Pendleton
Charles Benson
Mary Polly
Harry Albion
Keith
Scott Matthew
W. F. Eick
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Michigan
Robert Stanley
Allen
Alice Gray
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Christian Herald
Silver Screen
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Household Magazine
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the Country Home
Cloverteat Review
American Poultry Journal
the Farm Journal
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Gentlewoman Magazine
Good Stores
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Mother's Home Life
Everybody's Poultry Magazine
Woman's World
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Sunshine Circle
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Roy Newby
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Waitsell M. Heaton
Citizens National Bank
Henry County
Carey
Ripley Township
Rush County
Henry Circuit Court
Citizens National Bank OF
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W. W. Zike Hatchery
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