Community Notes From Gwynneville and Morristown Social Round
Madge Ann Irvine and family visit grandparents in Gwynneville while others host relatives from Ashville and Bluffton. Cedric Ham ill with scarlet fever. Alums attend Wallace alumni banquet. scholarships awarded. Friendship class hosts Mother and Daughter Tea at the Christian church with devotions and a solo.
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Madge Ann
Patty
Marilyn Irvine
New Palestine
Ed Poston
Lawrence Addington
Ashville
North Carolina
Will Arnold
Howard Earnest
Alice Edna
Bluffton
Edward Evans
Morristown
Harry Poston
Betty
Earnestine Nigh
Ralph Mohler
Effie Mohler
Cedric Ham
Frank Kemper
Frank Earn
Dave Peer
Mary Blanche Poer
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Engleking
Miss Poer
Miss Smith
Miss Engleking
Fred Pollitt
Russell Pitts
Flora Swain
Plainfield
The
Christian Church
Mastine Wen
Norman Covall
Earl Carwein
Loretta Thurston
Tomorrow Town at the World's Fair Details Future Homes
Future Home Life revealed at the New York World's Fair explains a five acre "Town" exhibit. Fifteen homes are built to show spectators how the community of tomorrow will function with prices from $3,000 to $17,000.
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Jay Bee
Orld
Franklin Stove’s 129 Year Journey Across States
In Rockport Maryland a Franklin Stove dating to 1810 linked to Simon Henthorn when he settled in Monroe County Ohio. The current owner Rev Henry Fox of Lamar Indiana owns it after buying in 1935 from a great great grandson of the original owner in Woodsfield Ohio.
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Rockport
Franklin
Simon Henthorn
Monroe County
Ohio
Henry Fox
Lamar
Indiana
Woodsfield
Chevrolet Sales Climb 15.9 Percent in April 20 Period
Detroit reports 15.9 percent rise in Chevrolet sales for the period ending April 20, with 25,196 passenger cars and trucks sold. First 20 days of April total 46,939 units, up 21.5 percent from 1938. truck sales reach 5,291, up 25.6 percent from April 10 figures.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
William E. Holler
World’s Fair Opens at Flushing Meadows Long Island
The 160 million extravaganza opens to thousands of visitors as the world’s fair debuts at Flushing Meadows. Early images show Constitution Mall with pools and fountains, and the 85 foot George Washington statue, with the 700 foot Trylon and the Perisphere rising in the background.
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Flushing Meadows
L. I
New York World’s Fair
Constitution Mall
George Washington
Trylon
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Tweedy Lumber Co
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Janet Gaynor
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Paulette Goddard
Martha Raye
Bob Hope
Never Say Die
Sun
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Bette Davis
George Brent
Miscou Island
New Brunswick
Vladimir Kokkinaki
Gordenko
Moscow
Kokkinaki
Gwynneville
Harold Gunning
Rays Crossing
Howard Andrews
Robert Evans
Doyle Nigh
Shelbyville
Russell Thurston
J. B. Ledberry Co
Ee Ave
Chicago
N Stock Yards
Mobilubrication For
McCarty's
General Motors
Applian
WM. J. Henley, SR
Rushville, Indiana
Rushville
F. R. Newby — — Notary Public
Carthage,Ind
Parish
Ralph Webb
Neff’s
Neff’s. Rushville
Golden Rule Hatcheries
Elmer Hunt
North Main St
Knightstown
Grossman Agency
K. E. Wedeking
Optometrist
W. Third St
I. O. O. F. Bldg
Ind
Geo. Winslow
Ratliff
Armour’s Fertilizer
Carthage Grain Co
Hogle
Ronan
Sohn & Son
W. W
S. C
Main St
Morristown, Ind
F. M. Miller
Collins
J. E. Collins
Rush County Loan and Finance Company
GreenField
U. S. Highway 40
Texaco
VALOR
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Rileytown
Rileytown Foods
Baysback Fertilizer Co
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