Local society notes list dinner guests across multiple towns
The column records numerous Thursday to Sunday gatherings. Guests include Mrs. Paul Benson, Mrs. Harry Musgrove, Mrs. Lawrence Stroup, Mrs. Ralph Moore, Mrs. Clyde Ruby, and many others visiting families in Lewisville Knightstown Greenfield Terre Haute Connersville Indianapolis Sulphur Springs Mechanicsburg Middletown New Palestine and more. It notes a revival at Little Blue Friends church and attendees from Arlington and Morristown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Benson
Lewisville
Harry Musgrove
Greenfield
Ellen MclIllvaine
Lawrence Stroup
Knightstown
Ralph Moore
Clyde E. Ruby
Bill Arnold
Gwynneville
Earl Nowotne
Max Nowotne
Terre Haute
Connersville
Henry Jessup
Ralph Pearson
Claude Pearson
Charles Pearson
Ralph Stevens
Indianapolis
Lowell Geise
Lucille Reeves
Carolyn
Floyd Reddick
Hoyt Alspaugh
Sulphur Springs
Mendall Alspaugh
Mechanicsburg
John Alspaugh
Middletown
Loma
Brookshire
Mary
Merrill Ewing
Charles Rhodes
Dorothy Minneman
Edgar V. Ruby
Everett Webb and Son
Richard Geise
Near Arlington
Charles Webb
New Palestine
Ernest Webb
Near Center
Local social notes and visitors cited from Greenfield area
Greenfield hosted visits from Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cook on Sunday. Mrs. Anna Sipe came from Indianapolis for the weekend. Miss Susie Bentley stayed with Mrs. Sarah Robinson for several weeks. Mrs. Fred King attended a Hair Dressers Convention in Chicago. Glen Magee of Anderson visited, Gene Posey and Capt. Rex Kalb recent Indianapolis visitors. The Carrs and son Jack attended Blossom Time. Gratitude expressed to fire department and helpers after last Sunday’s fire. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gray and family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Alexander
Parvel Moore
Elvet
Charles van Scyoc
Near
Shirley
Everett Webb
Philip Webb
Ross Tweedy
Thomas Bush
Indiana Lumberman
Claypool
Indianapolis
Little Blue Friends Church
John Wilson
Fred King
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Glen Magee
Anderson
Burl Magee
Gene Posey
Capt
Rex Kalb
A. J. Carr
Jack
Paul Gray
Wednesday Night At The English Theatre
A brief note from Indianapolis describes a Wednesday night event at the English Theatre. Details on performers or program are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
English Theatre
Indianapolis
Notice of Administration and Executor in Rush County
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrator of Josie E. VanDuyn estate with solvent status noted. Arthur VanDuyn named as executor for Carl Parish estate. Noah F. Leisure named administrator for Elizabeth Leisure estate. Kenneth L. Earnest and A. L. Gary are attorneys. Dates: February 26 1946 February 21 1946 March 1 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Josie E. VanDuyn
Carl Parish
Elizabeth Leisure
Notice of Settlement of Estate in Rushville Indiana
Mary C. White deceased has filed a final settlement account. Rush Circuit Court in Rushville Indiana will hear on April 12 1946 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claims. Samuel L. Trabue attorney for Lilburn M. White. Dallas Hardwick clerk. Citizen Mar 15 22 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. White
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Samuel L. Trabue
Lilburn M. White
Conservation men get profit from far
Joe Edwards of Lyons Indiana sent a raccoon pelt sale proceeds to the Indiana Department of Conservation after the state voted free hunting and fishing permits for veterans. He sent $1.64 to Donald R Hayes head of the Fish and Game Division calling it a gesture to help fund state revenue losses. The department plans to seek reimbursement at the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Edwards
Lyons
Ind
Indiana
Indiana Department of Conservation
Edwards
General Assembly
Donald R. Hayes
Fish and Game Division
Indiana Forests Back Housing Push With Timber
Indiana state owned forests will aid the housing program as logging starts in April and lumber ready for the carpenter by August. Forest surveys show ten million board feet of marketable timber across twelve state forests, with possible increases as more data come in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ralph Wilcox
Forestry Divison
Indiana Department of Conservaton
Timber Harvest Outlook and Farm Radio News Preview
Nearly one million feet of timber grows into cutting size each year and planning could reach over three million by 1950. Everett Mitchell reports from Chicago with the U S Department of Agriculture farm market outlook while John Baker from Washington delivers the latest farm news. Music on the program includes Whitey Berquist and his Home Steaders orchestra and the Farm and Home quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Mitchell
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John Baker
Department of Agriculture Radio Service
Washington
Whitey Berquist
Homesteaders Orchestra
Farm and Home Quartet
Firehouse Fire Leaves Georgetown Volunteers Standby
A Georgetown Connecticut fire last week damaged the town firehouse injuring no one, though equipment was ruined. Volunteers were awakened to battle flames but could only watch as the building suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Conn
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Ocociety
Curtis Pollard
Paul Moore
Harold Ruby
Walter Chonan
Elmo B. Rose
Nowotne
Ben Jessup
Arlington
Mary Jessup
H. F. Watson
South
Jefferson Street
Knights
Town, Indiana
Container Corporation of America
Carthage, Indiana
Ralph H. Lord
Christian
Marie
Carthage
J. E. Porter
Judy Garland Fecunicolor
Franchot Charles Durbin
Tone - Laughton
Forest van Duyn
Dallas Hardwick
Arthur VanDuyn
Walter Ross
Kenneth L. Earnest
Noah F. Leisure
Rush Circuit Court
A. L
Mar
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Orville J. Ramsey
P. O. 157
Greenfield, Indiana
Webb and Boff
Gerald Andis
Tshul
Reuben Davis
P. L. Curtis
Occident
James van Duyn
Charlottesville
North East Street
Arthur van Duyn
Timothy
Gerry Henry
Golden Rule Hatcheries
Rushville, Ind
Simonize
Wal-Vet Cleaner
Benuzit
Aunt Sue
Big’s Store
Carthage, Ind
King Features Syndicate
Ratliff
N, Wash, St
Alhambra
Our
Ellis’ Feed Store
Washburn
Savex
Hearts Delight Prunes
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Edgemont Crackers Ib
Apte
Carney &Ridlen
DR. Hess Products
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