Arlington Happenings Highlight Local Social Events
Arlington social page notes a birthday dinner for John Earnest hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Earnest with several Earnest family members attending. The Joy Bringers class at Arlington Christian Church holds a pitch-in supper and program. Pollyanna club members from Morristown join Arlington for a Mother-Daughter banquet at Kopper Kettle with readings songs and a playlet titled March of Time. Arlington attendees are listed.
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Rolland Earnest
John Earnest
Katherine Earnest
Indianapolis
Frank Earnest
Gwynneville
Dallas Earnest
Howard Earnest and
Bob. Earnest
Arlington Christian Church
Arlington
Pollyanna Club
Morristown
Quiet May wedding in Cicero joins two families
Virginia Folger Young wed Cecil W. Boring at the Folger home in Cicero Indiana. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Paul Stewart. Guests observed the ceremony with Rev Folger officiating. The couple reside in Madison and Mrs Boring is a Reid’s Memorial Hospital graduate.
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Boring Young
Cicero
Indiana
L. L. Folger
Virginia Folger Young
Cecil W. Boring
Martinsville
Mrs. Folger
Mrs. Boring
Madison
Reid’s Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Carlos Heath
Rushville
G. T. Beckett
Shelbyville
Charles Wicker
Donnie Kennedy
Amboy
Bernice Wicker
George Offutt
Streator
Alfred Hoppe
Kankakee
Ill
Elmer Hutchinson
J. D. Overleese
Earl Nowotne Attends Indianapolis Meeting on Weight Tax Law
Earl Nowotne attended a Monday afternoon meeting in Indianapolis regarding the new weight tax law set to take effect. The report notes the discussion occurred Thursday.
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Indianapolis
Earl Nowotne
Indiana state park group camps offer summer trips for youth
Hundreds of boys and girls from 4 H clubs Scout troops and other junior groups will enjoy affordable outings at Indiana state park group camps. Reservations keep six camps at capacity for three months at McCormicks Creek Shakamak Pokagon and Indiana Dunes parks with units offering kitchens bunk houses bathhouses and lighted buildings. Rates are twenty five cents per night per person plus transportation and meals. Outside groups have also booked spaces.
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Indiana State Park
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conervation
McCormick’s Creek
Shakamak
Pokagon
Indiana Dunes State Parks
Dunes Parks
Indiana
May services and Farm Bureau event plans at Fletcher Methodist
May at Fletcher Methodist features Sunday school 9 30 a m led by Miss Hill and worship 10 20 a m with Rev Myers. evening service at 7 30 p m. Farm Bureau Federation speakers include Wilson Brigham McCormick Sayre Anthony Blackburn and Cune with activities such as canoeing swimming riding and golf. Buses will tour the campus and visit Greenfield Village in Detroit. Michigan State College will host the Midwest Training School with strong farm leader turnout expected.
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Fletcher Methodist Church
Miss Hill
Rev. Myers
Five Farm Bureau Federation
M. L. Wilson
Agriculture
Reuben Brigham
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. Z McCormick
National Association of County Agents
Raymond Sayre
Iowa
The
Associated Women of the
E. L. Anthony
School of Agriculture
Michigan State College
R. W. Blackburn
American Farm Bureau
N. A. Cune
Michigan
Henry Ford
Greenfield Village
Detroit
Midwest Training School
Schenck
Religious Meeting Notices for May 25 28
The notice lists Bible school topics for May 28 with theme Paul Thinks in World Terms and a 10 30 a m worship service sermon Soul Garden or Battlefield plus a 7 30 p m mid week worship. Dr Bryan Michener medical missionary from Kenya Colony Africa will address the May 25 meeting detailing eight years of experience and conditions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Bryan Michener
Kenya Colony
British East Africa
Africa
Michener
Wesleyan Methodist Church Service Schedule
Do L Shaw pastor Elvira McCorkle Sept Sunday services listed 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 Morning worship sermon by the pastor 7 00 Y M W B 7 30 Evangelistic service with the pastor speaking We stand for a full Gospel Come and be saved or if you are a Christian come and worship with us
Midwest Farm Bureau Training School Set for July in Michigan
The annual Midwest Farm Bureau Training School will run July 16 to 20 at Michigan State College East Lansing. Leaders from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, South Dakota and Wisconsin will attend, with Hassil E. Schenck presiding as general chairman.
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Midwest Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation For Farm Bureau
Middle West
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Hassil E. Schenck
Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc
Farm Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Middletown Party Heads to New York for World's Pair
Miss Ruby McGeorge leads five Middletown teachers as they travel to New York on Tuesday for the World's Pair event with plans to stay two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby McGeorge
Middletown
New York
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