Arlington Happenings: Zelma Shaffer and Otto Seils Wedding
Word has been received of the marriage of Miss Zelma Shaffer formerly of Arlington to Otto Seils of Indianapolis. The ceremony occurred Friday October 20 at 8 o'clock at the 11th and Temple St Lutheran church. The couple will reside at 2314 Adams Street Indianapolis. Others present included Lula Alexander as bridesmaid and Whitney Burke as best man. Mrs. Seils was a former governess at the I. S. & C. Home. Readings and reminiscences followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Shaffer
Arlington
Otto Seils
Indianapolis
11Th
Temple St. Lutheran Church
Lula Alexander
Whitney Burke
Seils
Mr. Seils
Atkins Law Company
Adams Street
Loyal Women's class meeting hosted by Mrs Dearinger
Mrs D M Dearinger hosted the Loyal Women's class of the Christian church with twenty five members and three guests present. The gathering opened with a group singing and prayer by Mrs Rolland Earnest. Mrs Nelle Woods led the business session and Mrs T E Tomerlin gave an interesting talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jordan
Fred Woods
Fred Catt
Earnest
D. M. Dearinger
Loyal Women’s
The
Christian Church
Rolland Earnest
Nelle Woods
T. E. Tomerlin
Mission Circle Dines at Church Parsonage
The Girls' Mission Circle met Tuesday night at the Christian church parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Tomerlin. Eighteen members attended a pitch in supper and devotional services. Miss Juanita Winkler spoke on The Land of India and Miss Marjory Colestock read a letter from missionary Miss Marion Shaffer detailing Indian customs and war impacts. Plans for a Nov. 15 box supper at the school building were set to fund Shaffer's India work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle
Christian Church
T. E. Tomerlin
Juanita Winkler
Land of India
Marjory Colestock
Marion Shaffer
India
Miss Shaffer
Merry Makers Club Hosts Halloween Themed Banko Evening
Mrs. Earnest Beckner was hostess for the Merry Makers club Tuesday evening. Three tables of banco were in session after which refreshments were served to members and two guests, Mrs. Earl Downey and Miss Esther Dearinger. Table appointments were suggestive of Hallowe'en.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Beckner
Merry Makers Club
Banco
Earl Downey
Esther Dearinger
Hallowe’en
Community Notes From Madison Area
Mrs Virginia Boring and Mrs Pearl Cox traveled to Ft Wayne on Thursday for emergency surgery on Aletha Young sister of Pearl Young. Willing Workers met at the Christian church Wednesday with ten members quilting for the December 7 bazaar and penny supper. Mr and Mrs Ray McCloskey hosted the Euchre club Thursday in Arlington with post game refreshments. Late Hour club held its first meeting of the season Monday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Joyner. Danny Dale Richey of Shelbyville visited relatives here over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Boring
Madison
Pearl Cox
Ft. Wayne
Aletha Young
Miss Young
State Industrial School For Blind
Christian Church
Ray McCloskey
Euchre Club
Arlington
Harry Joyner
Danny Dale Richey
Shelbyville
Local Society Notes From Arlington and Surrounding Areas
Arlington and nearby communities saw a weekend of visitors and family gatherings. Notables include Mrs. James Cadwallader visiting Indianapolis and James Hyatt from Muncie stopping by. plus several residents traveling to North Carolina and the Smoky Mountains for trips.
Pershing State Park Births in Missouri History
A 1800 acre Pershing State Park is created in Missouri after Congress blocked funding for a National Military Park. The piece recalls General John J. Pershing’s early life in Laclede and shares two anecdotes from his youth about law study and a teaching job, including the nickname Lucky Jack Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Laclede
General Pershing
Congress
State of
Pershing State Park
Classified Rates Notice for Local Ads
Classified rates listed for five lines or fewer at 25 cents per insertion. Rates for over five lines are charged per line, with each insertion. The notice outlines pricing structure for local advertisements in the newspaper.
Social visits and family gatherings span several towns
Miss Mary Lois Carroll of near Clarksburg spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Raymond Wicker and family. Mrs Robert Maier and daughter of West Lafayette were Thursday night guests. On Sunday they were all guests of Mr and Mrs Cliff Carroll near Clarksburg. Mr and Mrs Chester Addison and daughters were visitors in Indianapolis Friday. Mr and Mrs Emroy Pitts and son Ralph have gone to Buffalo New York to visit their son Loren Pitts. Miss Lois and Wendell Pitts of south of Morristown entertained Monday with a dinner honoring the 83rd birthday of Mrs Clara Rigsbee. Other guests were Mr and Mrs A W Rigsbee. Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman, Mr and Mrs Howard Harnest and Mrs Merle Kemple were visitors in Indianapolis Monday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Allison of Covington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs James Allison. Mr and Mrs Herbert Myers of near Morristown were Saturday evening visitors with Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and family. Mrs Elmer Hutchinson, Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and Miss Lucille Gardner were visitors in Shelbyville Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clyde Heath of Knightstown were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Carlos Heath. Mrs Rose Davis has returned home from a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Hadley and family in Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kennedy
John Essex
Thurion Overleese
Wesley McFatridge
Smoky Mountains
James Hamilton
Arlington Telephone Company
Charles Cassidy
Shelbyville
Phillip Cherry
Earl Whittaker
Cambridge
Jesse Norris
Indianapolis
Anna McDaniels
Lowell Ritter
John Ritter
Glenwood
Maribelle Readle
Elmer Readle
Tom Hufford
Greenfield
Olive Stout
Ruth
Katherine
Ralph Stout
Arlington
Floyd Blanton
Near
Orange
Betty Mitchell
Virgil Land
Ralph John
Charles Wicker
Earl Downey
Brookville
Lettie Lane
John Alsman
Emerald Shockensey
Earnest Beckner
Bernice McMichael
Mary Lois Carroll
Clarksburg
Raymond Wicker
Robert Maier
West Lafayette
Cliff Carroll
Emroy Pitts
Ralph
Buffalo
New York
Loren Pitts
Lois
Wendell Pitts
South of Morristown
Clara Rigsbee
A. W. Rigsbee
Alfred Allison
Covington
James Allison
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Lowell Hutchinson
Elmer Hutchinson
Lucille Gardner
Clyde Heath
Knightstown
Carlos Heath
Rose Davis
Fred Hadley
Batesville
Card of Thanks for Harry Lowry
Family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the passing of brother and uncle Harry Lowry. Special thanks to Rev McMillan Rev Shaw and all who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lowry
McMillan
Shaw
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Mrs
Mary Heath
Shaffer
Fidelia Garden Club
James McKay
Posey Township
Chester Cross
Gurney Swain
Bob Sharpe
Cross
John Snyder
Rushville
Snyder
Frank Abercrombie
Frank Becraft
R. C. McBane
Ind
Carthage
Indiana
Good Pictures
Jack Holt
Charles Starrett
Hoot Gibson
Avenger
Ellis Island
Sherlock Holmes
Fox News
Girls’ Mission Circle Meeting
Entertains
Rexall Drug Stores
Rexall Drug
United States
Rexall
Pitman & Wilson
Rushville, Inc
Texall Drug Store
Washington, D. C
James Cadwallader
Helen Crawley of
Mays
Barbara Hyatt
Tom Macy
Jess Walls
North Carolina
James Hyatt
Near Muncie
Dean Stanley
Fortville
Arnett Metsker
Rex Readle
Tenth District Legion
Connersville
Pete Jones
Rigsbee Farlow
George Carwein
New Salem
Roy Swain
Mary Woods
Katherine Earnest
Bloomington
Frances Woods
Maxine Swain
I. U
Jake Reeves
Anna Stewart
Owen Long
Jack Warfuel
Pershing Park
Laclede, Missouri
A. J. Caywood
West Point
Pershing
Jack Pershing
Spurgeon
Captain Henley
Prairie Mound
By Warren Bayley
WM. J. Henley, SR
Rushville, Indiana
Carthage, Ind
K. E. Wedeking
Optometrist
W. Third St
Ratliff
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
F. M. Miller
Chester Addison
Everett Sunman
Howard Harnest
Merle Kemple
Rush
Fayette Counties
Fred Schillinger
Citizen Office
White Rock
Ora Siler
Clyde C. Henley, SR
Anna Brown
Owen Gray
Rush County
E. Main St
Greenfield, Ind
Texaco
GAS Valor
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Letha Moore and Family
King’s Beauty Shop
Ruth E. White
Andrews
U. 8S. Highway 40
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