Washington trip ends in style for D A R women
A diary recounts a Washington visit by D A R members, praising the trip as a success overall despite congressional frustrations. It notes the choice to build a new 4000 seat auditorium, the week’s events from arrival to Congress opening, and the delightful social moments with a varied group of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Sammy
Janet
Washington
Congress
Washington Auditorium
Indiana
Uncle Ben
Moss Center
Ben
Congressional Library
National Board
James A. Watson
Presbyterian Church
Alice Louise McDuffee
Michigan
Powhatan Hotel
Washington trip fuels Indiana party drive nostalgia
Mrs. Watson and Indiana delegates recount a Washington trip with tours of the Capitol Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. They praise Mr. Woulfe and Mrs. Watson for organizing drives and hospitality while noting cherry blossoms and historic trees. The letter ends with reflections on home and pride in their Willys Knight car and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington’s Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Capitol
Lincoln
Washington
United State Capitol
George Washington
Sumner
Jefferson Davis
Charles Sumner
Georgia Avenue
Fort Stevens
Mt. Vernon
Kentucky
Lafayette
Mary Washington
Rock Creek Park
Chevy Chase
Watson
Purnell
Indiana
Republic
Potomac
Virginia
Arlington
Social Guests Attend East of Delphi Gathering
East of Delphi, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wise hosted a Sunday gathering with S. A. Austin and daughter Ruby, Will Austin, Jesse Austin and daughter, Maynard Austin and son, Emmett Flora and children, and Howard Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wise
S. A. Austin
Ruby
Will Austin
Sedalia
Jesse Austin
Maynard Austin
Rossville
Emmett Flora
Camden
Howard Miller
Menominee
Wisconsin
Fred Raber
Noah Wise
Flora
Tena Fisher
Henry Crook
Ry Rodabaugh
North of Rockfield
John Genrich
Joe Turner
Indianapolis
Raymond Rodabaugh
H. N. Abraham
Ina Mount
Ben Teel
Herbert Teel
Bringhurst
Geneva
Cleteis
Wayne
Dorothy Eller
Logansport
Allen Tritle
Luther Burns
C. W. Sidenbender
Henry Sidenbender
Clymers
Social News From Camden and Surroundings
The column records numerous calls and visits among residents of Camden and nearby towns. Families including Viney Clark Lucas and Hicks share gatherings. funerals for Thomas Galloway are noted. weddings and guests such as Carroll Harrison are mentioned along with local patrons attending services and events.
Community Notes From Local Presbyterian Church Activities
Young people enjoyed an evening at the church with refreshment hosts including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and many others. The Post Office and barber shop relocated to the Will Mullendere building. Numerous social visits, weddings, and notices follow with residents visiting, marriages in Delphi and Lafayette, and a War Mothers meeting planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Shéwie Dean Adams
Rock
Walter Smith
Roy
Thomas
Dean Adams
Dean Balser
Robert Bowman
Kenneth Bohannon
Russel Peters
Earl Bowman
Carl ‘Coble
Carl Million
Paul Montgomery
Paul Martin
Everett Flora
Evan Sanderson
Will Mullendere
Truman Sanders
Mildred Simons
Monticello
Joe Beens
Sadie Deel
Grover Miller
Buck Creek
Rockfield
Camden
Burlington News and Local Developments
Miller Hardware buys Park store building and plans to move stock in days. Oyler property on South Main nears completion for a modern residence. Younker couple resigns from local high school to study medicine in Chicago. Mrs. Younker to stop teaching after this year. Harnesses visit Indianapolis on business. Foreign Missionary society meets at Miss Louise Timmons’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Hardware Company
Park Store
Burlington
Oyler
South Main Street
F. T. Younker
Chicago
Juniors Host Weiner Roast Near Stonebraker Bridge
Friday evening the high school Juniors held a weiner roast beside the Stonebraker bridge with Mr and Mrs J E Smoker as chaperones. Mrs William Potter and her children William Jr and Kenneth Paul of Bloomington visited Mrs Potter’s parents Dr and Mrs Hinkle for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonebraker Bridge
J. E. Smoker
William Potter
William Jr
Kenneth Paul
Bloomington
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Choughtain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Walter E. Anderson
Lydia E Pinkham
Hugh A. Drum
White House
Shoreham
State Regent’s
Army and Navy Club
Miss Reame
Kiser
Larry McAfee
Falls Church
League of American Pen Women
New Mayflower Hotel
Shoreham Hotel
W.s
Woulfe
Henry
Lawdy
Louis Varnum Woulfe
Indiana Party
Mr. Woulfe
Pop
James
Willys-Knight
Delphi
Patton
Golda Viney
Yeoman
Ward Holloway
James , Viney
Charles Clark
Marion Lucas
Mary Chadd
James Viney
Samuel Goslee
Oak Grove
Ross Austin
Tippecanoe
Buffalo
Delmar Clark
Hickory Grove
John Cossell
H. M. Cossell
Carl Metz
Mahala Henry
van Pelt
Charles — Ily
Jasper
Johnson
Tis
Corabe Isabel Metz
Burke
Ily. James
Huntington
Rman
S. Jenningsfield
Mary
Liss
Clara
Adams Township
Jim Shuey
Aaron Mikesell
Thomas Galloway
Vernal Smith
Bert Munson
Jennie Irelan
Florence Caughell
White County
James Sander
Everett Cochran
John Roller
Mary Temple
Lew Temple
Lockport
Jim Irelan
Kokomo
Hopedale
Ross
Henry Hasting
Mary Crowell
Raymis Gardner
Mattie Shafer
Roy Siford
Clara Peterson
John Peterson
Nancy Kirkpatrick
Idaville
Tony Garret
W. B. Irelan
Harold Barnes
Citizen Office
Camden High School
J. M. Harrison
Carroll Harrison
Homer Foster
Marion
Wolcott
Leslie Harrison
Harry Holmes
Vera
Don Brown
Charles Guard
Wabash
Melba
Rozella Jordan
Leonard Yerkes
Henrietta Dilling
Elizabeth Campbell
H. C. Stutenburg
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Lizzie Cripe
California
Geneva Ward
G. O. Ward
R. O. Kimberlin
Lafayette Methodist Church
Charles Doctor
Cecil Draper
L. H. Smith
Carroll County Federation of Clubs
Flora Community House
Cutler Home Economics Club
Loren. Chittick
Mary Ahead
America
Flora Quartette
Roll Call
Loren Chittick
Robert Justice
J. Russell Kramer
J. M. Been
Owasco
Cutler Delphi
Cutler H. E. Club
J. Russel Kramer
Emma Cook
Mrs. Cecil Draper
N. J. Howe
E. E. Maxwell
Cutler
Ind
L. J. W. Breining
Rus Wilson
New Spring
NEW Coats
Broadway
The
Golden Rule
Schmitt-Kloepfer Co
Logansport, Indiana
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