Community notices and social events fill a busy week
Mrs. Sarah Robinson hosts friends for a birthday tea on Wednesday. Women's Circle enjoyed a cooperative luncheon at the Community Center with 12 members and four guests, followed by reports on the Indiana Federation and a yearbook presentation. Numerous Sunday visits, dinners, and club activities fill the extended social calendar featuring residents from Franklin, Morristown, Indianapolis, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Flick
Gouldie Kyser
Lineback
Flick
Charles Pearson
Bertha Addison
Kennard
Reubin Davis
William Gatewood
Ernest Kaster
Morristown
Kaster
Gatewood
Shelbyville
Finley Nelson
Shirley Ann
Lindley Taylor
Sam Gold Jr
Bobby Earl Williamson
Sam Gold Sr
Wilbur Gatewood
William Elliott
Rushville
Walter, Manlief
Gilbert Gaffi
Greensburg
Harold Manlief
Millhousen
Clyde Tatman
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Manlief
Boy Scout Council
Fred Brennan
Middletown
C. G. Hill
Lois Fountain
Bedford
Russell Turner
Olathe
Kansas
John Stuart
Connersville
Mary Shelton
Roy Turner
Alice Gates
Indianapolis
John Gates
Jack Speddy
Cleveland
Ohio
Jack Harmon
Akron
Robert Spangler
Walter Dhonau
Harold Ruby
Everett Hawkins
Anna Anderson
Brookville
Fred Fleming
Rickey
Walter Chonan
Robert
Anna Sipe
Wilma Spray
Claribel Winslow
Arlington
Carl Carson
Carson
George B. Moore
Lesta Heifner
Ella Nelson
Henry
Clare Pearson
Shirley Patrick
Rosemary Manche
Indiana University
Raymond Manche
Howard Brown
Ray King
Pocatello
Idaho
Verna S. Hill
DeWitt Foster
Paul Foster
Gallipolis
Ben van Meter
Near Middletown
Grace Drake
Franklin
Carthage
Charles D. Moore
Olive Drysdale
Frank Wilcoxen
Gwynneville
Murray S. Kenworthy
Russiaville
Doris McAdams
Marion
Walter McAdams
McAdams
Charles Whitfield
Ed Bly
Kenneth Rhodes
John W. Culver
Santiago
Chile
Government to Sell 11000 Acres of Farm Land
Indiana's first large block of government owned war surplus farm land goes on the market. John A. Moore assistant vice president of the Federal Land Bank of Louisville announces the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John A. Moore
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Government agency priority offers at 80 day window
Seven priority groups including government agencies and veterans have 80 days ending August 15, 1946 to establish priority and make offers. Appraisers assess land values with results due in about three weeks. Prices will be sent to Charles T. Ballard, project manager, Employment Office Building, Wabash River Ordnance Works, Newport. Only a few small tracts at Baer Field Winamac Fort Harrison and Indiana Ordnance Works Charles Town had been disposed and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vermillion County
Wabash River Ordnance Works
Powder Magazine
Evansville
War Department
Moore
Charles T. Ballard
Newport
Baer
Winamac
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana Ordnance Works
Charlestown
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Cael Appeninap
Mrs. Sarah Robinson
Nelson Cook
Grace Porter
Abby Clark
Susie Bentley
W.L.C
Mrs. Grant Henley
Florence Parker
Mexico
Friends Church
Bess Baker
Lafalot Club
Nelle Hill
Alta Carr
Hazel Chonan
Edna Henley
Chloa Ewing
Morton Johnson
Lewisville
Everett Macy
Roy Linscott
Robin Lee Dress Shop
Knightstown
Frankie Carl Harry James
Dianh Shore
Frank Sinantra
Tommy Tucker
Les Brown
Columbia
Okeh
Carthage Radio & Appliance Shop
Taff Furniture Store
Geo. C. Wyatt & Co
Merrill Schaeffer
Mgr
H. F. Watson
Optometrist
Jefferson St
Ind
Sk Rush County Loan & Finance CO
OVA
Aloma KU Cay
N. Main St
Ellis Feed Store
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance CO
Iowa
512 Valley Bank Bldg
Des Moines
W. A. Rutledge
Bldg. & Loan Ass’n
State of
Office of Insurance Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner of
John D. Pearson
Hunt
Chase & Sanborn
Sun Maid
Kenney’s
Ball Mason
Greenwich Village
Carmen Miranda
Don Ameche
William Bendix
Vivian Blaine
Felix Bressart
March OF Time and Adventure
Marjorie Reynolds
Fred Brady
Jinx Falkenburg
David Niven
Raymond Huntley
Billy Hartnell
Stanley Holloway
Blue
Chambray
USN
Jimmie
Rody’s Dept. Store