Webb Geise Nuptials Highlight Rushville Event
Bettty Webb of Carthage and Richard Geise of near Rushville wed in a double ring ceremony read by Rev. Lee Tinsley at his Rushville home on Saturday May 13 at 2 pm. Attire featured poudre blue suit with white lace and a corsage of white gardenias red rose buds and baby's breath. The couple will reside with the groom's father southeast of Rushville after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Webb
Carthage
Betty
Richard Geise
Curtis Geise
Rushville
Lee Tinsley
Jean Alexander
James Geise
Women’s club notices and social events in local towns
A lengthy community roundup lists Loyal Women and Friendship class meetings with refreshment breaks and program features. It notes roll call on Famous Women, devotional led by Nelle White, and a tea prep for a Sunday event. Dinner and Sunday visits span Indianapolis to Greenfield with many households hosting and attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Stenger
Nelle White
Flo Lineback
Local personals note wide circle of visitors and visits
A long list records Mrs. Max Ellis and son Cary Lynn visiting Greenfield relatives, Mrs. Anna Anderson with her daughter, Indianapolis guests at Rev. C. S. Winslow's home, and many other town and area visits including Indianapolis trips, school events, and weekend guests from Mohawk Anderson Rushville and New Castle. Multiple families are cited with hours spent away and daughters, sons, and spouses named among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Stenger
Henry L. Stenger, Jr
Indianapolis
Shirley Gahimer
Ross
Arlington
Elmer McMichael
Ohem
Elmer Hunt
Roby, Hunt and
Clyde E. Ruby
Greenfield
Paul Wilson
Arthur White
Ross Tweedy
Family Aid
Emma J. Tweedy
John Risch
Orval Brooks
Mays
Carlos Brooks
Max Ellis
Cary Lynn
Edgar Ellis
Anna Anderson
Everett Hawkins
Donald Winslow
Charles. S. Winslow
Arthur W. Winfield
Winfield
A. B. Norris
Rushville
Russell Pickett
Vevay
Norris
Everett Davis
Sam Gold
Katherine Williamson
New Castle
Forrest Murphy
Vernon Ewing
Ruby
Frieda McGeorge
Anderson
James McGeorge
Lillie Julian
North Main Street
Harry Elder
Hartford City
Fred B. Sims
Carole Kay
Barbara Addison
Alton Smith
Middletown
Ruby McGeorge
Fred Flick
Louise
Holton
A. W. Winfield
J. Spencer Lloyd
Fred King
Abby Clark
Rebecca Healey
Susie Bentley
Hubert Hill
Mary Louise
Grace Porter
Arletta
Martha
Phyllis Small
George B. Moore
Charlotte Moore
Anna Sipe
Burl Magee
Indiana
Disciple of Christ
Fred Byers
Joe Borders
Texas
Murray S. Kenworthy
Fairmount
Walnut Ridge
H. T. Beher
Carthage
Billy Hugh Small
Macomb
Ill
Roy Small
Alta Leamon
Marion Stevens
Fountaintown
Charles O. White
Russell Parish
Marjorie Freeman
Rosalyn Stevens
Vernan S. Hill
Winona Newsom
Kennard
Knightstown
A. L. Tuttle
Frank Brooks
Hazel Brooks
Seymour
Little Sue Lytle
Alexandria
Sunday Dinner Guests Spread Across Towns in Central Indiana
A long list of households hosted Sunday meals and visits across New Castle, Morristown, Greenfield, Indianapolis, Alexandria, Rushville, Carthage, Nameless Creek, and nearby areas. The gatherings honored occasions such as Mother’s Day and a birthday, with relatives and friends including the Edwards, Ewing, Morgan, Herkless, Winslow, Overman, Bush, Norris, Siler, Overman, Lloyd, Humes, White, Parish, and many others. Several travelers and returning servicemen were noted among the hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Edwards
Max Ewing
New Castle
Guy Ewing
Stuart Morgan
Dorothy Herkless
John Herkless
ISSC
Christina Jones
Palestine
Abby Clark
Charles S. Winslow
Susie Bentley
Frank Overman
Stuart McKnight
Jack Overman
Thomas Bush
Bush
Edna Keerns
Greenfield
S. Lloyd
Paul Benton Norris
Blount Sharp
Arlington
Gladys Norris
Indianapolis
Marvin Norris
Earl Addison
Clarence Pauley
Lewisville
Marcelo Pauley
Willard Cox
Eastport
Maine
Louis Humes
Robert Martz
Rosalie Humes
Cpl
John Wilding
New Hampshire
Lillie Julian
Lindley Taylor
Lilburn White
John White
Robert Earl
Allen White
Ruth White
Milton Barry
Gail
Irvin Binford
Near Carthage
Robert Lytle
Sue
Alexandria
Jessie Edwards
Russell White
Raymond Sayles
Lawrence Wales
Nameless Creek
Russell Daiis
Keith
Elmina Parish
Gola Bowman
Jesse Kizet
Virgil McClarnon
Mary Jean
Near
Basil Hedgecock
Ralph McClarnon
McClarnon
Camp Bowie
Texas
Henry L. Stenger
Emerson Ave
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Groom
Lafalot Club
Edna Henley
Lamarie Neal
Thelma Rhodes
Nelle Newby
Bess Baker
Arlette Small
Jimmie Webb
Billy
By d'Alessio
Gatewood
Billy Alexander
Elvet Moore
Robert King
Norman McCorkle
Max Manche
Kenneth Truster
Jack Tweedy
Eddie Revolt
Sarah Robinson
Loyal Women’s
S. and
E. Meeting
Edgar V. Ruby
S. and E
Oscar Newhouse
Albert Brune
Denny Whitaker
Ann Parish
Charleen Spangler
Choral Club
Hazel Chonan
Maude Porter
Stella Humes
Ada Chappell
Alta Carr
Jesse Ruby
Frances Wolf
Centerville
Robert Walker
Duane
Ralph Coy
Mr. Coy
Emma Coy
Whiteland
Ralph Pearson
Charles Pearson
Don Garri
William Nelson
Elizabeth Gephart
Howard Stout
Ben Nelson
Finley Nelson
Shirley Ann
Eugene Leisure
Grant City
Henley
Knightstown, Ind
Claude Miller
Deschipper
Swan’s
Monarch Pork & Beans
Monarch
ABC
Juno Suds
Stokely’s Fruit Coc
Seediess
Winfield's Grocery
Coca-Colas
the Ice Cream Store
East Public Sa
Ampico
Edward G. Robinson
Lynn Bari
Victor McLaglen
Sle
Memphis Belle
Matinee
William Perry
Milan
Iva Cook and Sons
Wallace and
Don
Byers
Labor Temple
Polar Ice & Fuel Company
Northwestern Avenue
Clothcraft
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