Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Emma Addison
Mrs Zula Houston hosted a Sunday dinner for her mother Mrs Emma Addison who turned 78. Roses and chrysanthemums adorned the table with a three tier cake. guests included Noble Wright Cary Andrew Cary Emma Strange Marjory Houston Betty Mathy L. D. Stewart and Laverne Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Addison
Noble Wright and Son
Andrew Cary
Emma Strange
Marjory Houston
Betty Mathy
L. D. Stewart
Laverne Houston
Mrs Catt Honored At Arlington Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs William Catt, a recent bride, was feted Friday at the Arlington home of Mrs Lowell Beach. Hostesses included Mrs Raymond Wicker and others. Pink and white decor marked the event with eighty guests, a piano duet, and vocal numbers in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Catt
Lowell Beach
Arlington
Raymond Wicker
Mary Woods
Leroy Catt
Hugh Birt
Earl Stout
Paul Henley
Phyllis Beckner
Esther Ellen Dearinger
Laura Jane Hester
Rupture Shield Expert to Demonstrate in Muncie
H V Shevnan a Chicago rupture shield expert will visit Roberts Hotel Muncie on Tuesday October 28 from 9 AM to 6 PM to demonstrate the Zoetic Shield a method claimed to close openings in ten days without medicines or straps No charges for the demonstration and the advertiser lists 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago for contact Special invitation to large incisional hernias post surgical cases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Shevnan
Chicago
Roberts Hotel
Muncie
Shevnan
Artesian Ave
Reading Event Features Word On Fire and Pianist Billy
Betty Kemple hosts a reading titled Foolish Questions with Rema Nelson, including piano solos by Mary Stout and featuring the phrase Word On Fire and Billy. The program pairs literary pieces with musical interludes in a community performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Betty Kemple
Rema Nelson
Mary Stout
Birthday Party Honors Donnie Hill On Tenth Birthday
Mrs. Bob Sharpe hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her grandson Donnie Hill turning ten. Guests included Marilyn and Richard Sharpe and several friends and relatives who enjoyed games, a central birthday cake with candles, and dainty refreshments in Rushville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Hill
Marilyn
Richard Sharpe
Rushville
Lois
Bonnie
Billie Mitchell
Evelyn
Peggy Jo Hill
Mary Louise Hutchinson
Myron Hyatt
Richard Oldham
Malcolm Fancher
Donavon Kennedy
Marion
Marvin Beckner
Franklin Henley
Bobby Beck
Bobby Coffin
Tribby Home Party in Arlington Completes Hobo-Themed Evening
Carlos Tribby hosted a Friday gathering at his parents home in Arlington with a hobo party. Guests dressed accordingly, a scavenger hunt followed by refreshments, then dancing at the Beadle cafe. Attendees included Jean Southerland Dorothy DeArmand Kathleen O'Dell Wilma Hyatt Sally Humphrey Billy Evans Martha Pickett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Tribby
Arlington
Beadle Cafe
Jean Southerland
Dorothy DeArmand
Kathleen O’dell
Wilma Hyatt
Sally Humphrey
Billy Evans
Martha Pickett
Mary O’conner
Ivan Beeler
Clarence Karston
Lowell Redden
Lowell Nelson
Richard Wells
Marion Ariens
Gilbert Tague
Joe Brommegan
Marvin Jessup
Russell Stout
John Coffin
Frank Tribbey
Willard Tribbey
Wedding of Miss Thelma Ryse and Paul King Near Arlington
Thelma Mae Ryse daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Ryse and Paul Edward King son of Mr and Mrs Forrest King of Greenfield were married by Rev H G Wedding in a single ring ceremony at 5 pm Saturday at the Offutt home near Arlington. The bride wore blue with black accessories and red roses and white chrysanthemums. The groom is a Greenfield High School alumnus employed by Mask Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Offutt
Arlington
Thelma Mae Ryse
Walter Ryse
Paul Edward King
Forrest King
Greenfield
H. G. Wedding
Mrs. King
Virginia Sweet Co. couple wed in Greenfield ceremony
The Virginia Sweet Co. in Greenfield hosted a wedding ceremony and a two course supper for the newlyweds and bridal party, with guests including Miss Dorothy Eldridge of Baltimore and the Ryse and Offutt families. A Sunday celebration with cake and chicken dinner followed, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest King, Miss Ruth King, and Mr. and Mrs. John Woods and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hauk
Indianapolis
Lindley Winslow
Franklin
Mary Woods
Earl Downey
Ida Downey
Morristown
Carlos
Russell Dausch
Heath
Diane
Rushville
Donald Foster
Anddianapolis
Merle
Ralph McClarnon
Virginia Sweet Co
Greenfield
Offutt
Dorothy Eldridge
Baltimore, Md
Walter Ryse
Priscilla Offutt
Forrest King
Ruth King
John Woods
Arlington
Million Red Cross Volunteers Aid Defense Program
Washington D C behind the front lines of U S defenses more than 1 200 000 Red Cross volunteers are on the job making surgical dressings knitting sweaters and giving comfort articles learning the rudiments of emergency mass feeding and scores of other duties in an all out effort for national defense. The largest defense task now being undertaken by Red Cross volunteers is the production of 40 000 000 surgical dressings for the Army and Navy according to Mrs Dwight F Davis national director of Volunteer Special Services. Home Service volunteers and Gray Ladies whose duties are directly concerned with the man in uniform also are expanding their programs Mrs Davis said. As a preparedness measure thousands of women throughout the country are learning mass feeding and now as members of the Red Cross Canteen Corps. Added thousands are being trained in the Motor Corps to serve as emergency drivers.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Dwight F. Davis
Home Service
Gray Ladies
Cadets Learn To Take It At West Point Of The Air
This concluding Randolph Field piece details army aviation cadets at the San Antonio facility, their strict daily discipline, living quarters, and rapid shift from processing to flight and ground school. It notes upperclass leadership, cadet officers, and progression to advanced single or multi engine training based on aptitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Aviation
West Point
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Texas
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Army Air Force
Cadet
Randolph
Mrs Hill and companions travel south Sunday afternoon
Mrs Hubert Hill, Mrs Katherine Kennedy, Mrs Grace H Porter and Misses Mary Louise Hill and Arletta Small motor toward the southern part of the state on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hill
Katherine Kennedy
Grace H. Porter
Mary Louise Hill
Arletta Small
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. Lord
Knightstown
Main Street
Jefferson Masonic Building
The
Knightstown Furniture Company
Goodie Sa
Ewes
Arlington News
Mrs. Zula Houston
Sun
Bob Sharpe
Hobo Party
Ryse
Arlington Christian Church
Weldon Beckner
Mary Alsman
Doris Coffin
Beckner
Lowell Hutchinson
Carlos Heath
James Allison
Covington
Lexington, Ky
Charles Burk and Son
Beolit, Wis
Donald Edwards
Everett Sunman
Ralph John
Shelbyville
Merle Kemple
William Sunman
Charles Wilner
Gerald Butler
Stout
Brown County
Elmer Hutchinson
Lucille Gardner
Donald Drake
Robert Long Hospital
Drake
Ed Addison
Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Co
Carthage
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