Community Notes From Charlottesville Area Social Roundup
Mrs Lee Silver and daughter Romena visited near Dunreith. Tuesday Club hosted by Irene Payne with Miriana Jessup and Walter Jessup assisting. Marion Trees and Betty Fisher wed in Indianapolis. Several families vacationed and traveled to Greenfield Plymouth Indianapolis Noblesville and Richmond. High school chorus to perform in Indianapolis and broadcast Friday. Community members attended plays, dinners, showers, and a Christian education conference in Quaker Hill. A Hallowe en party was held at the home of Mrs Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Payne
Miriana Jessup
Walter Jessup
Lawrence Wales
Indianapolis
Marion Trees
Betty Fisher
John Bell
Alice Bell
Inez Johnston
Margaret Smith
Brown County
Claude Walker
Flora Sipe
Nancy Ramsey
Ed Oldham
Charles Alrey
Greenfield
Jessup
Paul Bell
Plymouth
Carl Wilson
Tom Hufford
Otto Enos
Greensburg
Sara Oldham
Kenneth Morris
Grace Shultz
Alice Allender
Ruthannis Copeland
Betty Jo Williams
Lillian Peer
Keith Heifner
Homer Warner
Kenneth Crider
Joe Bonesia
Tommy McClarnon
Teacher’s Institute
Indiana State Chorus
Cable Tabernacle
R. H. Scott
Noblesville
Vera Shultz
University of Chicago Laboratory School
G. I. Hoover
Flora Moore
Ralph Zapf
Earl Reiser
Grant Johnston
New York City
Sam McClarnon
Joanna Nicholas
Otho Nicholas
Evelyn Freund
Carl Jessup
Illa Collins
Elmer Collins
Thomas Hotchkiss
Dayton, O
Hollis Williams
Billy
Knightstown
Floyd Williams
Margaret
Quaker Hill
Richmond
Inez
Hunting Prospects Brighten With Record Quail and Pheasant Releases
Indiana conservation officials announce 157 182 quail and pheasants liberated by over 900 conservation clubs in recent weeks. The fall opener on November 10 should see strong hunting prospects as nine farms supply stock and clubs receive payments per bird reared. The program started four years ago and is expanding despite planned contract cuts in 1942.
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Hoosier
Indiana
Hugh A. Barnhart
Department of Conservation
Conservation Club
Division of Fish and Game
Wells County
Jasper-Pulaski
Sunday School Activities and Local Visits
Johnston entertained Sunday school class members. Mrs. Floyd Williams and daughter Margaret visited in Indianapolis. Miss Dorothy Silver will attend the State Young People’s conference in Noblesville Friday through Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Pearson visited relatives near Jonesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Silver visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Silver in Elwood. Miss Margaret Smith hosted a dinner bridge with several couples from Richmond. The Young People’s class plans a food market Saturday morning at Copeland’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lashley
Ralph Hiatt
Lucille Marsh
Richmond
The
Christian Church
Copeland
Indiana to Observe Navy Day October 27
Indiana will celebrate Navy Day on October 27 with speeches, radio programs, and movies statewide. Navy League sponsor notes Navy oath ceremonies in Monument Circle at 4 30 p m and a banquet featuring Rear Admiral C W Nimitz with recruitment of 325 sailors in the state11 Members include Governor Schricker and state Legion officials.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Paul E. Fisher
Continental Congress
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy League of the United States
C. W. Nimitz
USN
Bureau of Navigation
University of Notre Dame
University
Notre Dame
Riley
Claypool
Nimitz
Navy
American Legion
Legion
Monument Circle
Henry F. Schricker
Mr. Fisher
W. Carl Graham
State Legion
William E Sayer
Indiana set to greet Admiral with Navy Day programs
State Legion Adjutant and Naval officers greet the Admiral on arrival in the Hoosier capital. Special Navy Day programs planned for Indiana cities with local committees handling arrangements. Radio programs may be heard on WTRC Elkhart WOWO Ft Wayne WBAA Lafayette WSBT South Bend WPOW Terre Haute WJOB Hammond WGBF Evansville WKMO Kokomo and WIRE Indianapolis.
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State Legion
Hoosier Capitol
Indiana
WTRC
Elkhart
WOWO
Ft. Wayne
WBAA
Lafayette
WSBT
South Bend
WPOW
Terre Haute
WJOB
Hammond
WGBF
Evansville
WKMO
Kokomo
WIRE
Indianapolis
Stream levels rise in fall fishing improve catches statewide
General autumn rains raise stream levels throughout the state and boost fishing in lakes and streams. While angler activity fades from summer peaks, reports describe real catches and an overall improvement in the sport this season.
Cool Weather Slows Wildlife Sluggish in Heat
A report notes cooler conditions than typical summer months reduce activity as many species grow sluggish in hot weather, altering behavior and movement patterns.
Rushville hosted Henleys guests of Ball family
Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley visited Mr and Mrs James Ball and their daughter Florence of Rushville on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henley
James Ball
Florence
Rushville
Autumn Traffic in Brown County Checked
A four day traffic count completed October 13 by the Statewide Highway Planning Survey shows major traffic into Brown county from road 135 north and road 46 from the southwest. The peak flow occurs 4 to 5 PM with Sunday counts totaling thousands on roads 46 135 46 east and 136 north near Nashville. Monday traffic ran about a quarter of Sunday totals but above Friday levels.
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Brown County
Road
Nashville
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