Spring Socials at Adams and Booker Homes Delight Guests
Mrs. Bert Adams hosted a large afternoon gathering on North Central Avenue with five tables of play and prizes for Mrs. Guy Baker, Mrs. Frank Hays, Mrs. C. M. Spicely, and Mrs. Thomas Norris. The Monday Sewing Club met at Mrs. Booker’s Virginia Avenue home with thirty members enjoying needlework and refreshments.
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Bert Adams
North Central Avenue
Guy Baker
Prank Hays
C. M. Spicely
Thomas
Norris
Monday Sewing Club
Booker
Virginia Avenue
Charles DePoy
Davis
Louisville
Kentucky
Raymond Crawford
Pleasant hosts entertain regional guests at Sunday dinner
Mr and Mrs Emery Overhiser of Grand Avenue welcomed Mr and Mrs J J Charles of Phoenix Arizona Oliver M Thorn dur e of Milton Mrs and Mrs OP Sipe of Milton Mr and Mrs F M Crawford of Connersville and Miss Margaret Crawford and Mr and Mrs Charles Knipe of Bentonville. At mid day a dinner of excellent kind was spread and the hours before and after it were given over to deeply pleasant association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Overhiser
Grand Avenue
J. J. Charles
Phoenix
Arizona
Oliver M. Thorndure
Milton
O 'P. Sipe
F. M. Crawford
Connersville
Margaret Crawford
Charles Knipe
Bentonville
Sorority Hosts Raymond Crawford at Virginia Avenue Event
Members of Kappa Kappa Kappa were entertained at the home of Raymond Crawford on Virginia Avenue last evening. The group discussed plans for the sorority’s part in the Centennial celebration during the business session.
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Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority
Birs
Raymond Crawford
Virginia Avenue
Review Club Social at Mrs Orris Williams Home
A delightful Review Club meeting was held last Thursday at Mrs. Orris Williams west of the city to mark the club anniversary. Miss Hope Kerr read, pink and white flowers and favors enhanced the decor. Miss Helen Kane attended from Chituge. In a second note, Mr and Mrs James Laidlow hosted a noon dinner for nine at their West of the city home with roses and ferns, followed by evening social time at the Traummes home with refreshments.
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Review Club
Orris Williams
Hope Kerr
Helen Kane
Chituge
James l Laidlow
Mary Taylor
Mildred Barker
Merle
Vernice Thanmond
Clarence Taylor
Flynn
Leonard Taylor
Bernice Traumme
Moore hosts a fine luncheon for Logan Club at Fayette Street
Mrs 9 Moore entertained Logan Club members at her Fayette street home yesterday afternoon. The gathering featured pleasant conversation and decorative needlework followed by an elaborate luncheon hosted by the gracious hostess.
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Moore
Logan Club
Fayette Street
Centennial guests to visit during Centennial week
Mr and Mrs Samuel Johnson and daughters Miss Minimaioo and Miss Kar leene and sons Sherard and Keren of Portsmouth Ohio arrive this week to be guests of Mrs Caroline Heron and daughter Miss Katherine during Centennial week in Ohio Also Mr and Mrs Heron Johnson of Youngstown Ohio will attend the events as hosts during the celebration season.
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Samuel Johnson
Minimaioo and
Karleene
Sherard and
Keren
Portsmouth
Ohio
Heron Johnson
Youngstown
Caroline Heron
Katherine
Guild of Trinity Church Meeting Postponed
The Guild of Trinity Church meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed. The society will meet in two weeks with Mrs William Merrell.
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Guild of Trinity Shurch
Wiliam Merrell
Fort Harrison as It Looks Today from Mrs Ochiltree
Mrs. Ochiltree writes from Fort Benjamin Harrison where 38000 Indiana soldiers prepare to move toward Mexico. She notes camp life, equipment gaps, officers from Indiana University and Purdue University, and the Connersville contingent including William Ochiltree James Woowork and Fritz Jenry. The piece describes training, medical prep, and the likelihood of deployment soon.
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Wheliam
Fort Benjamin Harrison
W. OR. Ochiltree
Inana
Pt. Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Lanenlarme
Police Corps
Infantry
Keary
Purdue University
Standing of Clubs in the Big Leagues
National League standings list Cubs Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with varying win totals. American League shows Cleveland New York Detroit Boston Chicago Washington and Philadelphia with mixed records. American Association features Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville Columbus and Toledo. No other games are reported.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Oo
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Buk
Washington
Chicago
St. Tanis
BEVA
Philadelphia
American Association
W. Ob
Kansas Cite O
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo O
Ua OF
Milwaukee
Jagaio
Brogton
Reston
Indiana Soldier Broader Welcome at San Antonio Practice
The article describes Indiana soldier departures to San Antonio for border near practice, with hopeful crowds and friendly scenes. It notes long rides, traffic delays from Fort Harrison to Rushville Pike, and soldiers’ social bonds as families and sweethearts mingle with camp life. Edward Israel, a Cincinnati business visitor, is mentioned.
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San Antonio
Ft. Harrison
Rushville Pike
Shawmut Society Meets Tomorrow at East Connersville
The Shawmut Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fanny Tryon in East Connersville. A birthday shower and market are planned as part of the gathering.
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Shawmut Society
Tosmorrow
Fanny Tryon
East Conners'vitle
How to Beat a Cold This Summer
A local reader from Moldredge Nob shares a testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar curing a severe cough after two days. The ad asserts the product relieves coughing quickly and is safe for children, claiming nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Summers
Moldredge
Nob
Foley
Atsing
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Olumbia
The
Fayette House Furnishing Co
ADAMS
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Guild OF
Trinity Church
Grover
East Sth Street
Fort Harrison
Ochil
Xeppatte Myera Vobrcoe
Millimneapolis
St. Paul
Tinidus
Edward Israel
James S. Kirk Bam
Deka Chiao
East Side Fuel Company
Central Avenue
Carl C. Smith
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