Farewell social and community notices from Wes leyan church
The Wes leyan church gathered at the McMichael home Monday for a farewell to Mr. and Mrs. McMichael who move to Rushville. The event featured ice cream, cake, and socializing amid multiple other local gatherings and family visits across Greensburg Indianapolis Hagerstown Circleville Richmond Purdue University and Kokomo areas. The report also notes a 50th wedding anniversary for Mrs. Gahimer’s parents, and a bride Melvin Beck’s marriage at Knights Town with upcoming residence in Hagerstown.
Local Notables Visit and Family News Across Several Towns
Mrs W J Phelps and Mrs Ernest Strong spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Charles Crim and family visited their son Rev Howard Crim Saturday. A W Winfield and daughters with Mrs J Spencer Lloyd and Mrs Fred I Doebber visited Mrs Winfield's mother Mrs A B Norris in Rushville. Mrs Norris is still improving. Howard Winslow and Ensign Robert Winslow with Paul Morris returned to New York after a three day home visit. Mrs W J Henley and Mrs L Newsom visited Mrs Frank Catt in Arlington. Mrs Alice P Slate and Mrs Emma B Swank of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs Verna S Hill from Friday to Monday. Mrs John Gouch and Mrs Tol Ward of Greenfield were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson Cook and Mrs Sarah Robinson. Byron Benson of near Knightstown visited Harold Ruby and family Sunday. Mrs Fred I Doebber of New Orleans came for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs A W Winfield. Cpl Fred I Doebber came on furlough Monday and will visit his parents in Indianapolis before returning to Mr and Mrs Winfield. Mr and Mrs Guy Ewing and Vernon Ewing visited Vernon Ewing and their son in Henry County Hospital New Castle and called on Max Ewing in that city. James Nelson visited relatives in Greensburg Sunday. Don Cooley of Atterbury spent...
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J. ‘Phelps
Ernest Strong
Indianapolis
Charles Crim
Near
Sulphur Springs
Howard Crim
A. W, Winfield
J. Spencer ,Lloyd
Fred I. Doebber
Winfield
A. B. Norris
Rushville
Norris
Howard Winslow
Doebber
Cpl
Fred A, Doebber
Mrs. Winfield
Guy Ewing
Vernon Ewing
Little Son
Henry County Hospital
New Castle
Max Ewing
That City
James Nelson
Greensburg
Don Cooley
Atterbury
Wrights Visit Linebacks Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Fay Wright of Indianapolis were Sunday and Monday guests of Mr and Mrs J A Lineback at their home in the city.
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Fay Wright
Indianapolis
J. A
Mrs VernanS and Friends Visit Knightstown Tuesday
Mrs VernanS Hil and Mrs Hu bert Hill visited friends in Knightstown and the ISSC Home Tuesday afternoon.
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Vernans
Hil
Hubert Hill
Knightstown
ISSC
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