Grace Anderson Wallace Weds John Robertson Wallace
At Asa and Mrs. Asa Anderson home on December 29 a high noon ceremony joined Grace Anderson to John Robertson Wallace of Indiana Harbor. Rev. Raymond Ross-Shannon officiated. attendants were Mary and Ray Anderson. The couple will reside in Indiana Harbor. Wallace is in business and Grace taught commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Anderson
Asa Anderson
Grace Anderson
John Robertson Wallace
Indiana Harbor
Raymond Ross-Shannon
M. E
Linden
Pauline Cox
Mary Anderson
Ray Anderson
Kate DePew
Mrs. Wallace
Wallace
Colfax Wedding Unites Clara Belle Geiger and Wardwell Flaningam
On Christmas Eve eight o'clock a wedding united Miss Clara Belle Geiger of Colfax and Wardwell Flaningam of Darlington at the home of Mrs. Atlanta Dunbar. Rev. Finsley officiated a ring ceremony as family and friends gathered for congratulations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaningam-Geiger
Atlanta Dunbar
Colfax
Clara Belle Geiger
Wardwell Flaningam
Darlington
Finsley
The
Christian Church of
Dunbar
Winona Lake
Indiana University
Darlington High School
Flaningam
Bett
Frank Parker
James
Jean Dunbar
Indianapolis
Lidith Paddack
Auburn
Rickenbrode and Drollinger Wed at Union Church
Gladys Leone Drollinger and Howard Reed Rickenbrode were married Sunday evening December 19 at Union Methodist Episcopal Church Washington D C. Rev William Meeks officiated in a double ring ceremony with Lohengrin march. The couple will reside in Washington where the groom works as secretary to the Valuation Attorney of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickenbrode-Drollinger
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Gladys Leone Drollinger
Henry Drollinger
Howard Reed Rickenbrode
Medora
Kansas
Harold Phillips
A. H. Thatcher
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rickenbrode
Darlington
Jackson and Kirby Tie Thousands? No, Tie the Knot at Lebanon
A. Glenn Jackson of near Lebanon and Pearl Kirby formerly of Gravelly Run were married last Thursday at 10:30 in Lebanon. Rev. Homer Dale, groom’s cousin, officiated. Only immediate families attended. The bride wore a brown beaded satin gown with matching accessories. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirby of Jamestown. The couple will reside on a farm near Lebanon after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jackson
Lebanon
Verna Belle Moore Weds Gregg Dewey Conrad
Verna Belle Moore and Gregg Dewey Conrad wed at the Moore home near High View with about a hundred guests. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. QO Mason of Linden Christian church, followed a bridal music program by Ion Hole and a song by Mrs. Owen Binford. The couple stood before an altar of pink and white roses and ferns as beaded white gown adorned the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Binford
Miss Hole
Local Garfield wedding brings diverse guests to reception
Georgette wore a bridal bouquet of roses. Young ladies from the K. J. A. class of Garfield Sunday school helped in the dining room after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad plan to establish a farm home near Darlington around March 1. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sauders and family of Bedford, Miss Anna Kingsolver of Kirklin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cory and Leroy of Ladoga, and Mrs. Eva Kimler with Miss Ethel Kimler, plus Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peet and daughter of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Garfield Sunday School
Conrad
Darlington
Willis Sauders
Bedford
Anna Kingsolver
Kirklin
Charles Cory
Leroy
Ladoga
Eva Kimler
Ethel Kimler
Walter Peet
Crawfordsville
Couple wed before Christmas at Farmers Bank Lebanon
Leslie Bowers of Colfax and Miss Madge Bowen of Thorntown married at the Farmers State Bank in Lebanon by Rev. Homer Dale. The bridegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bowers of Colfax. the bride is daughter of S. P. Bowen of Thorntown. They will reside in Colfax.
Christmas Carols Appreciated in Darlington Night
Nine members of the Methodist Choral Society led a Christmas Eve caroling tour in Darlington visiting at least twenty candlelit homes. The crisp moonlit night and gentle snowfall framed the event as crowds inside offered warmth and praise, singing Joy to the World and Silent Night to honor the Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Carol Singers
Methodist Choral Society
Officers Installed at Darlington Chapter O E S Meeting
At the regular meeting last Tuesday evening Darlington Chapter O E S installed W M Glen Bailey W P Earl Woody Associate Mat Madge Cooper Conductress Mayme Lynch Associate Cord Kem Woody Marshal Fern Butler Secretary Della Morrison Treasurer May Miller Warder Dora Gray Pianist June Saidla Ada May Hunt Rath Clara Coons Esther Gertrude Thompson Martha Lynee Brainard Electa Carrie Hamilton. After installation the crowd enjoyed a large amount of homemade candy as a treat from the new officers.
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Darlington
W. M. Glen Bailey
W. P. Earl Woody
Madge Cooper
Mayme Lynch
Assorciate
Cord
Kem Woody
Marchal
Fern Butler
Della Morrison
May Miller
Dora Gray
June Saidla
Ada
May Hunt
Rath
Clara Coons
Esther
Gertrude Thompson
Martha
Lynee Brainard
Electa
Carrie Hamplton
Advance to face stronger lineup in Saturday game
Advance brings four eligible returnees for the second semester as they visit Darlington for a Saturday night clash with a high class opponent. The locals have trained hard, making the matchup look promising. A second game is set with Rossville High School for January 15 at their home court.
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Advance
Darlington
Rossville High School
Butler College to Host Bear Cats in Key Jan Game
Butler College aims for a strong home win against the Bear Cats at Darl. ington gym next Monday night January 10. Tip off at 7 30 pm with admission 25 and 35 cents. Reserved seats on sale at Corner Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Bear Cats
Darlington
Butler
Cats
Bride 13 serial shown at Sunshine Theatre
The first episode of Bride 13 a William Fox production in fifteen parts was shown last Tuesday at the Sunshine Theatre. It features an all star cast and lavish staging. Each Tuesday evening a special feature picture accompanied the serial.
Mrs Margaret Graham Dies. Funeral Held at Graham Home
Mrs Margaret Graham wife of Walter J. Graham died Saturday at her home 1559 Shelby street Indianapolis. Survived by husband and 19 month old daughter Dorothy. Body brought to Darlington to uncle John Graham's home for funeral services this morning at ten with Rev Stovall and a mixed quartet. Mother arrived from Canada delaying funeral to today.
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Walter J. Graham
Margaret Graham
Shelby Street
Indianapolis
Dorothy
Darlington
Stockholders Meeting at Darlington States Bank
The stockholders of the Darlington States will meet at the named bank on Saturday January 8 1921 at 1 PM to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may arise. W A Burgin cashier.
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Darlington States
Sugar Creek Township Hosts Successful Community Day
Sugar Creek township held a grand Community Day featuring a corn show, needlework, and a pageant led by Miss Kessler and Prof. Neugent. County Agent Ackerson judged the corn while Miss Kessler’s class showcased domestic science talent. A concluding lecture by Prof. McMurray echoed agricultural progress as residents look forward to future events.
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Sugar Creek Township
Sugar
Neugent
Kessler
Ackerson
Prof. McMurray
Potato Creek church class elects officers at all day meeting
Class No 5 of Potato Creek church held an all day meeting at the Dunbar home last Thursday. Officers elected include Samuel Dykes president Mrs Robert Dunbar vice president Robert Dunbar treasurer Mrs David Ghere secretary. Committees chosen and plans made for monthly meetings and a class name to be decided by Rev Stovall and Mrs Moore for the first meeting at Mrs Boots home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunbar
Potato Creek Church
Samuel Dykes
David Ghere
Charles Custer
Walter Schoen
Anna Boots
George Mahey
Arthur Paddack
Mary Peterson
Mabel Carr
Charles Moore
Visiting Former Friends at North Manchester Dedication
Mr and Mrs Willard Anderson visit North Manchester to attend the dedication of the new Administration building at North Manchester College. Ex Governor Brumbaugh will be the principal speaker. Anderson is a close friend of the Blackers of Portland Texas, who hosted the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Anderson
North Manchester
H. D. Blacker
North Manchester College
Brumbaugh
Anderson
Blackers
Portland
Texas
Blacker
Lost Draft Refused Payment In Darlington Bank Case
W A Burgin cashier of the Darlington State Bank received a telegram from Ben Honecker who went to California week before last asking that payment be stopped on a draft for $100. The draft was missing upon Honecker’s arrival in Los Angeles and no explanation for the loss has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burgin
Darlington State Bank
Ben Honecker
California
Honecker
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Trio Captivates With Final Lecture Evening
The Metropolitan Trio performed last evening with a tenor baritone and pianist. The program was well selected and drew a large crowd, receiving enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Trio
Chosen to Fill Vacancy on Third Ward Trust
At a town council meeting last Monday Fred Kelly was chosen trustee for the third ward to fill the vacancy from John Rettinger’s resignation. Rettinger recently moved into a Bien home in another ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kelly
John Rettinger
Rettinger
Bieen
Mrs Woody Undergoes Operation At Indianapol is Methodist
Last Thursday Mrs. A. H. Woody was taken to the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis where on Friday she underwent an operation. Recent word from the hospital indicates she is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woody
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Notice of Darlington Chapter O. E. S. meeting
Notice to Eastern Stars. Stated meeting of Darlington Chapter O. E. S. Tuesday evening January. All officers are requested to be present. Barley W. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Barley
W. M
Foy Sale Elkhart storm in good condition
John Butler reports a favorable condition amid a storm in Elkhart with bargains at Bowers phous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Storm
John Butler
Bowers Phous
Pleasant Parties Feature Yuletide Book Club Luncheon
A Book Lover's club luncheon at Miss Margaret Weesner's home featured red and green Christmas decor and two tables with candles and crystal vases. Members included Mrs. Peterson Cooper Frost Weaver Paddock Rich Hall Snyder and others. The program centered on Hamlet with readings and character sketches. A Watch Night service by the Epworth League followed at the Methodist church with songs and a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Book Lover's Club
Margaret Weesner
Miss Weesner
Ernest Weesner
James Peterson
J. B. Cooper
W. J. Frost
Walter Weaver
Jennie Paddock
Rachel Rich
May Hall
Roy Snyder
June Saidla
E. E. Chambers
Ina Bowers
Brainard
Custer
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Mable Woody
Stovall
Charles Marshall
Orville Woody
Loyal Circle
South Christian Church
Fiftyeight
Fortnightly Club entertained by Mrs Wallace Buchanan
Mrs Wallace Buchanan hosted the Fortnightly Needle Club with twenty two guests including Mrs Alex Buchanan Mrs John Buchanan Mrs James Peterson Mrs N F Peacock Mrs Elmer Chambers Mrs Bert Brainard Mrs John Saidla and Mrs Lynn Booker of Delphi A light refreshment and homemade candies were served by Mrs Grant Gray and Mrs Mima Johnston The next meeting will be at Mrs Earl Butler’s on January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Buchanan
Needle Club
Alex Buchanan
John Buchanan
James Peterson
N. F. Peacock
Elmer Chambers
Bert Brainard
John Saidla
Lynn Booker
Delphi
Grant Gray
Mima Johnston
Earl Butler
H I M Party At Pad Dock Residence
The annual watch party of the H I M club was held at Harley Pad dock's country home on Friday night. The highlight was a 500 game and a two course lunch just before New Year. Members attending included Harold Peterson, Damon Wray, Hubert Whitson, Damon Thompson, Norman Thompson, Byron Peterson, Cecil Mullen, and Don Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. M. Club
Harley Paddock
Harold Peterson
Damon Wray
Hubert Whitson
Damon Thompson
Norman Thompson
Byron Peterson
Cecil Mullen
Don Hunt
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Recalls New Member
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Dan Hampton's home on December 16. Several members responded to roll call and Rosa Caldwell was added as a new member. A grab bag and refreshments followed. Next gathering will be January 27 at Mrs. Lynn Deck's home with a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dan Hampton
Rosa Caldwell
Lynn Deck
Entertained for Brother Harold Gray Home Visit from Purdue
Mr and Mrs Damon Thompson hosted a lively evening for Harold Gray, Mrs Thompson’s brother home from Purdue. Progressive rock fueled the party with Pimeno cheese sandwiches, salad and coffee served by the hosts. Guests included Chloe Burgin Evelyn Booker Dorothy Deatago Florence Hiatt Lucile Peacock and Ted Neil Little Joe Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Thompson
Thompson
Harold Gray
Purdue
Cecil. Mullen
Chloe Burgin
Evelyn Booker
Dorothy Www Deatago
Florence Hiatt
Lucile
Peacock and Messrs
Vivian Caldwell
Ted
Neil Little
Joe Snyder
Euchre Party Hosted By Mr and Mrs Chas Gery
Mr and Mrs Chas F Gery entertained their card club at a regular meeting on Tuesday evening A cover ed dish dinner was served at six followed by euchre Those present included Mr and Mrs Earl Butler Mr and Mrs Grant Gray Mr and Mrs Royal Cox Mr and Mrs John Lynch Mr and Mrs Hubert Seybold Mr and Mrs Don Hunt Mr and Mrs Wallace Buchanan Mr and Mrs John Saidla and Dr and Mrs B O Flora
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Gery
Card Club
Earl Butler
Grant Gray
Royal Cox
John Lynch
Hubert Seybold
Don Hunt
Wallace Buchanan
John Saidla
B. O. Flora
Entertained for Relatives at Weesner Dinner
Mrs. Robert Weesner and her daughters Marie and Grace of St. Croix Falls Wisconsin were the honor guests at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weesner Monday of last week. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Peebles Miss Agnes Peebles Miss Margery Needham Mrs. Rachel Rich Miss Margaret Weesner Miss May Hall Mrs. Claude Mullen Miss Ruth Mullen Mrs. S. A. Marshall and Chas. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weesner
Marie
Grace
St. Croix Falls
Wisconsin
Ernest Weesner
A. D. Peebles
Agnes Peebles
Margery Needham
Rachel Rich
Margaret Weesner
May Hall
Claude Mullen
Ruth Mullen
S. A. Marshall
Chas. Marshall
Paddack Family Dinner Gathered for Christmas
Mrs. Jennie Paddack entertained at a Christmas dinner Sunday before last with Eric Paddack and daughters Olivian and Louise and son Ralph of Mace. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paddack and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Paddack. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crumm and family of Mace. Miss Edith Paddack of Auburn. and Misses Janette and Lois Paddack. Mrs. Eric Paddack and two younger children were absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddack
Jennie Paddack
Eric Paddack
Olivian
Louise
Ralph
Mace
Howard Paddack
Harley Paddack
Floyd Crumm
Edith Paddack
Auburn
Ill
Janette
Lois Paddack
Christmas Guests Gather for Thorn Town Christmas Party
Mr and Mrs Emon Booher and Mrs Te Caldwell plus Margaret Jean of Darlington join Mr and Mrs Gopal Booher with Mary Francis and Dorothy Marie, Mr and Mrs John Johnson and Don ald Jr, Mr and Mrs Walter Riley and Joe Howard, all of Thorn town. Also present were Mr and Mrs Joe Caldwell with Dick Caldwell of Shannondale, Mr Damon Caldwell, Donald Booker and Miss Bernice Caldwell. They left late evening after a merry Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emon’ Booher
Te Caldwell
Margaret Jean
Darlington
Hiatt Family Dinner at Mrs Bowers Home
Hiatt brothers and sisters with several relatives enjoyed a day at the home of Mrs Elvira Bowers. A noon dinner was served with attendees including Mrs Bowers, Mrs Clara Mullen, Mrs Belle Phillips of Frankfort, Wm Hiatt, their sister Iva Hiatt, Mrs Martha Bowers and Miss Ina Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt
Elvira Bowers
Bowers
Clara Mullen
Belle Phillips
Frankfort
Wm. Hiatt
Iva Hiatt
Martha Bowers
Ina Bowers
Home Economics Luncheon Held by County Clubs
Several ladies from the Y. M. L. club the Fortnightly Needle Club and the Book Lovers club will travel to Crawfordsville Saturday for a luncheon at the First Presbyterian church hosted by the County Home Economics club. Dean Carolyn Shumaker of Purdue will be the principal speaker. Other program numbers will be provided by different county clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. L. Club
Needle Club
Book Lovers Club
Crawfordsville
First Presbyterian Church
Carolyn Shumaker
Purdue
Revival Meetings at South Christian Church Begin
A series of revival services opened last Sunday night at the South Christian Church with strong attendance. The new pastor the Rev. Vanzant preaches stirring sermons while Walter Stewart leads singing and Lew Burk and Bert Cain assist on violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Christian Church
Vanzant
Walter Stewart
Lew Burk
Bert Cain
Gray Family Embarks on Extended Western Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gray and Miss Lois Gray leave for an extended western journey. They plan a month in Hot Springs Arkansas, then California, with a return to Salt Lake City to visit Mr. Gray's brother J. B. Gray and his niece Mrs. Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gray
Lois Gray
West
Hot Springs
Ark
California
Salt ‘Lake City
Mr. Gray
J. B. Gray
Weekend Social In Crawfordsville At Delta Sigma And I O U Dances
Miss Lucile Peacock Miss Dorothy Williamson and Miss Florence Hiatt attended Delta Sigma and I O U New Year dances in Crawfordsville. They were guests at a six o clock dinner hosted by Miss Mila Armentrout Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Peacock
Dorothy ‘Williamson
Florence Hiatt
Crawfordsville
Delta Sigma
Alimony Granted in Circuit Court Divorce
Judge West in circuit court granted a decree of divorce to Bessie M Brannigin from John Brannigin last Friday. The plaintiff through the decree was awarded 1900 alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Bessie M. Brannigin
John Brannigin
Methodist Church announces revival and services
Pastor T L Stovall invites members and neighbors to Sunday School at 10 and morning worship at 11. No evening service due to revival at South Christian Church. Epworth League meets at 6 p m. Potluck Creek community members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
T. L. Stovall
South Christian Church
Epworth League
Potato Creek
Presbyterian Church at Darlington Service and Revival Notes
The Presbyterian Church at Darlington outlines duties for new officers and teachers with a 9 45 conference before the school. Evening service joins Christian church revival at Shannondale. Sunday School at 10 00, choir practice at 11 then January 13 at 7 with Walter Stewart in charge. Revival begins January 16 led by Pastor W J Frost Ph D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Shannondale
Walter Stewart
W. J. Frost
South Christian Church Services Schedule
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 all are welcome Reverend G Robert Vanzant serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Christian Church
East Christian Church Morning Service and Evening Meeting
Morning service at 11 with subject Climbing Heavenward. Evening service dismissed for meeting at South Church. The public is welcome. H. Bell, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Christian Church
South Church
H. Bell
Friends Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The notice lists Bible School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 p m with L M Reagan as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church Bible School
M. Reagan
W C Meeting Details From January Session
At the January meeting of the W C, the event moved to the home of Mrs. Laura Lynch, replacing the prior plan at Mrs. John Graham's. Rev. W J Frost is listed as a speaker and a portion of Mrs. Wayingher's convention address will be read. The organizers expect an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T
W. C
Laura Lynch
John Graham
W. J. Frost
Wayingher
M. E. Ladies Dollar Day At Library Auditorium
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church held dollar day at the Library auditorium. The event began at eleven with each attendee bringing a covered dish for lunch. An afternoon program of music and talks drew a large turnout and raised a good sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Local families host and visit during holidays
Mrs James Chesterson buys the Wm Black residence north of Peoples Bank and occupies it. Evelyn Booher returns to Mrs Blaker's school in Indianapolis after holidays. H I M club meets. Virgil Vandegrift and family visit from Indianapolis. Bertha Booker visits with sister in Chicago. Ruth Little returns to Garrett after holidays. Orville Simpson's LaPaz family visit. C W Pritchard hosts Olney and Paulie Pritchard from Ame. Lois Woody returns to Indiana University and hosting friend Florence Smith from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Chesterson
Wm. Black
He Peoples Bank
Mtss
Evelyn Booher
Blaker
Indianapolis
Dwight Booher
H. I. M. Club
Virgil Vandegrift
John Kersey
Bertha Booker
Carlos
Chicago
Ruth Little
Garrett
L. W. Little
Orville Simpson
LaPaz
A. K. Peterson
C. W. Pritchard
Olney Pritchard
Paulie Pritchard
Ame
Lois Woody
Indiana University
J. M. Woon
I. U
Florence Smith
Owen‘ Booker
Ned
Kokomo
John Woody
Lois
Mable
Fred Haffner
Ladoga
Vera Haffner
Donald
Fredrick
Opha Haffner
Burnette
R. E. Booker
Alonzo
Carl
Miss
Smith
Merritt Reebies
Robert Peebles
Herbert Peebles
Het A. D. Fosblow
Ousar
Agnes Peebles
Robt
Hoeener Dak Marie
Soi
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