Arlington Beppowine Hostess Fetes S S Class
Arlington Beppowine Hostess to S S Class entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Catt with 26 members and 5 guests present. Mrs. Floyd Woods presided and readings and reviews were given by several members. refreshments served post program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Catt
Floyd Woods
T. E. Tomerlin
Jerry Brown
Lula Newhouse
Hannah Havens
D. M. Dearinger
Ida Bacon
James Allison
Lowell Beach
Bertha Reeves
Woods
Katherine Earnest
Helen Spivey
Pheasants Released From Indiana Conservation Club Brooders
Indiana conservation clubs produced 42 195 pheasants under a cooperative program with the Division of Fish and Game. A total of 232 brooders operated, with 92.9 percent of chicks reared and liberated, aiming to boost hunting during the six day season starting November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Division of Fish and Game
Indiana
Rose Feed Mills workers share dinner at Arlington home
Employees and families of Rose Feed Mills in Rushville enjoyed a pitch-in supper at Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trobaugh’s Arlington home. The social gathering included guests Keith Rose of Muncie and W. R. Carraway of Ashland Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Feed Mills
Rushville
Herbert Trobaugh
Arlington
Keith Rose
Muncie
W. R. Carraway
Ashland
Merry Makers Club Plays Banco and Hosts Guest
The Merry Makers club met Tuesday night with Mrs Clyde Rucker. Three tables of banco were in session and refreshments were served to members and one guest, Mrs Clell Dearinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
Clyde Rucker
Banco
Clell Dearinger
Newlywed Couple Itemed for a Joy Ride After Reception
Mr and Mrs Alba Hurst recently married were surprised Monday night by friends who took them on a ride to Homer and Shelbyville. They returned to Joyners Restaurant for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba Hurst
Homer
Shelbyville
Joyner’s Restaurant
Fidelia Garden Club Hosts Meeting at Burd Home
Twenty members and one guest gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs. John Burd’s home near Manilla. Roll call prompted floral responses. Mrs. Clarence Northam taught on Things To Do in October and Mrs. Wm. Webster led a discussion on Cactus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Garden Club
John Burd
Manilla
Clarence Northam
Wm. Webster
Girls Mission Circle Meets At Christian Parsonage
Thirteen members gathered Friday night at the Christian parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. T. E. Tomerlin. The group answered roll call with the word Teach and held a brief business session. Miss Willetta Winkler led the devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Mission Circle
Christian Parsonage
T. E. Tomerlin
Willetta Winkler
Temple couple welcome 914 pound son in Rushville
Mr and Mrs Robert Temple of Rushville, formerly Arlington, are the proud parents of a 914 pound son born September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Temple
Rushville
Arlington
Milroy Social and Educational Program Attended
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and family joined Mr and Mrs Earl Downey Mr and Mrs Roy Swain and Mr and Mrs Rolland Earnest at a Christian church in Milroy for a Sunday social and educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Lowell Hutchinson
Earl Downey
Roy Swain
Rolland Earnest
Christian Church
State assigns 27 forest fire towers and CCC camps as stations
Virgil M Sim mons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, lists twenty seven fire towers and CCC camps as reporting stations for forest fires. Trained observers in towers locate fires while CCC crews and wardens augment firefighting force. Rural carriers patrol and report fires during dry fall conditions. several fires have burned thousands of acres, with prompt action limiting losses. Ruben Lesley held a surprise birthday dinner Sunday. forty five attended. Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless traveled to Bedford on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
CCC
Economc
New Chevrolets Go on Display October 4
Detroit reports final assembly of Chevrolet 1940 passenger cars began this week in 10 plants nationwide. M. E. Coyle announced production to reach 5000 units daily soon to stock dealers ahead of the October 14 model reveal. Plants in Michigan Ohio Indiana and New York are building engines axles and transmissions to supply the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet
United States
M. E. Coyle
Chevrolet Field
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Coyle
Local Social Roundup In Charlottesville and Nearby Areas
Charlottesville residents and visitors share calls visits and dinners across Indiana cities including Indianapolis Huntington Greenfield New Castle Bloomington Seymour Terre Haute and Cincinnati. Notables include Mr and Mrs Sparks Linder Grandison Bridges Walker and many others with gatherings at homes schools and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Walker
Charles
Bloomington
Nellie Price
Madison
Vi Price
Bill Ewing
Indianapolis
Tom Richardson
Dale Holden
Rosemary Alfrey
Mary Catherine Jessups
Charles Walker
Elmer Gillum
Cleveland
Adah Addison
Harold Hudson
Robert Addison
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Beppowine
Alfred Allison
Covington, Ky
B. B. Benner
Mays
Bill Winters
Laura Stanley
Ada Stanley
Anderson
Alice Stanley
Dean Stanley
Clyde Heath
Knightstown
Carlos Heath
Franklin Heath
Near Mauzy
Ralph Stout
City Hospital
Tommie Alexander
Carl Dearinger
G. T. Beckett
Charlie Phillips
Lewisville
Walter Stevens
Greenfield
Stella Davis
Norm Conde
Cleora Jordan
Owen Long
George Alexander
Harry Steele
Mary
Warren Nelson
James Hyatt
Omar Richey
Charles Northam
Gene Long
Morton Memorial
Eloise Ging
Greencastle
Edwin Northam
Junior Northam
Danville Normal
Russel Northam
Roy McCloskey
Dorothy Jones
Greensburg
Pearl Walker
A. M. Gordon
Mary Frances Jones
Paul Stanley
New Point
Oscar Love
Irene Talbert
Morristown
Tommie Addison
Phyllis Land
Letha Carwein
J. D. Overleese
Will Morgan
Nelle
Lee Mitchell
Clarence Mitchell
Gladys Steele
James Kemple
Mitchell
Charles Henley
New Castle
Jess Stout
Donald Beck
Ralph Eaton
Brownsburg
Pete Jones
Elsie Eaton
Patrick Shuffleton
St. Marys, O
Autumn Farlow
Perry Rich
Westfield
Charles Wicker
New York City
Bolivia
South America
George Carwein
Rigsbee Farlow
Finlay
John McDaniel
Rockville
Fred Lee
Wilburn Ward
Jesse Byron Bitner
Billy Hufford
Danville
Lowell Nelson
Lawrence Price
Near Carthage
Conservation Club
Merry Makers
Charivari Party
Girls Mission Circle Meeting
Dorothy
Pioneer Island Creek
Roy Herkless
Ruben Lesley
Bedford
Martin County State Forest
Greene County Tower
McCormick's Creek State Park
Muscatatuck State Park
Jefferson County Tower
Morgan-Monroe State Forest
Brown County State Port
Jackson County State Forest
Wells County State Forest
Lincotn City
Baysback Fertilizer Co
Carthage
Charlottesville
Robert Sparks
Daisy Bridges
Cecil Linder
Huntington
Jack Grandison
Sue Williams
Charles. Barr
Bruce Gandison
Amd
Phyllis Jean
Oscar Ruggles
Ida Cunningham
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