Helen Norris Leads Jefferson Township Home Economics Club
The Jefferson Township Home Economics Club met at Hickory Grove Church on November 13 with a cooperative dinner for November birthdays. Guests of honor included Mrs. Henry B. Wilson and other members, and officers were installed: Basil Kestle president, Artie Million vice president, Robert Scott secretary treasurer, Charles Wise and Bitter Armstrong project leaders with Orville Goslee and Frank Arthur as alternates. Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Holloway and
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Helen Norris
Jefferson Township Home Economics Club
Hickory Grove ‘Church
Henry B. Wilson
Orville Goslee
Harry McDonald
Forrest Redding
Basil Kestle
Artie Million
Robert Scott
Charles Wise
Bitter Armstrong
Frank Arthur
Verlin Holloway
Monticello Birthday Dinner Honors Carolyn Suc 2ier
Community members gathered Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glaz home to celebrate Carolyn Suc 2ier. Attendees included Ida Phebus and family visiting Monticello with Ed Gay and wife.
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Carolyn Suc
Orville
Earl Walte
Frank Wigner
Carl Metz
Eugene Weaver
Memmering
Kentland
Methodist Church
Jay Club
Dewey Wakeland
Doris Landis
Washington Township Home Economics Club Meeting Planned
The Washington Township Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 PM at Mrs Ralph Lowes home. Hostess assistance by Mrs Clarence Wilson Mrs C Arion and Miss Effie Guckien. A Thanksgiving program and devotions led by Mrs L Smith.
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George Hubler
Calmon
Illinois
Washington Township
Alice Buchanan Cornell
Alice Nicodemus
Kennedy Hospital
Flora
He Missionary Society
S. Larry Landis
Carl Jones
Local Notes From Logansport Area Obits and Events
Vera Gilbert Burlington reports a new son Harry Stevens born at Mepierrey hospital Logansport to Jr and Mrs Ralph Rodkey. Frank Pearson of Michigan City buys Ervin Smith property. Esther Milburn is a Memorial hospital patient. Frederick Clingenpeel returns from Baltimore MD. Martin Anderson son of Mrs Fred Anderson attends Purdue with Kroger scholarship funds. Builders Class of Methodist Church hosts Richards and Robert Davis. Bert McGill hosts Sunday School Class of Koro Church. Rev Grubb will close Christian church meetings November 23 in Converse. Modern Priscilla Club plans visit with Mrs Oscar armon. Ella Riley Lines a patient at Logansport hospital under observation and treatment. Joe Ward Harold Powell Bill Janz and Robert Janey attend Sonja Henie show in Indianapolis. Orliff Coghill confined at home due to illness.
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Vera Gilbert
Harry Stevens
Mepierrey Hospital
Logansport
Ralph Rodkey
Frank ‘Pearson
Michigan City
Ervin Smith
Esther Milburn
Memorial Hospital
Frederick Clingenpeel
Baltimore
Maryland
Martin Anderson
Fred Anderson
Purdue
Kroger
Methodist Church
Richard
Robert Davis
Bert McGill
Koro Methodist Church
Grubb
Converse
Christian Church
Priscilla Club
Oscar Armon
West Delphi social notes and hospital updates
West Delphi residents share family visits and events in Kokomo Hagerstown and Van Buren. Cynthia Cunningham cared for Camilla Moose and Marcia Moose in Kokomo while Esther Beeke and Faye Bicknell visited Peggy Corbitt in Hagerstown. Barbara Cornette hosted a stork shower at her mother Isaacs Joe home. David James faces surgery at St Elizabeth hospital after illness in Delphi. Arlene Longshore and Jane Brewer are noted as sick or recovering.
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Cunningham
Robert
Esther Beeke
Faye Bicknell
Hagerstown
Peggy Corbitt
Pera Ada Stark
Jack Smith
Ray Schockley
James Gunn
van Buren
Jap Downam
Delbert Cox
Winona Cox
Local Social News From Cutler and Frankfort Events
Ruth Bordner hosted her bridge club while Ben and Richard Dye visited in Komomo. Women’s Missionary Society meets Thursday with Mrs. Artus Rodenbarger leading. Mrs. Flora mourns her mother’s death in Lela Lake. Frances Bell Heron wed Richard Binge at their South Columbia Street home with Tom Heron as best man. Mrs. Bryan travels to Los Angeles. Mrs. Davis and infant son return from Frankfort hospital. Gene Sheagley to Chicago for photographic school. wife takes Marshall position.
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Ruth Bordner
Clyde Jones
Bridge Club
Ben Dye
Richard Dye
Kokomo
Women’s’ Missionary Society
Artus Rodenbarger
Charles Sandifur
Joseph Flora
Lela Lake
Texas
Aten
Lillie Long
Frances Bell Heron
Richard Binge
South
Columbia Street
Frankfort
Tom Heron
Joe Bryan
Los Angeles
California
William Davis
Frankfort Hospital
Gene Sheagley
Chicago
Marshall
Secluded Supper Club Hosts Visitants From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Harold Cook entertained the supper club Saturday evening. Visitors from Connersville included Mr and Mrs Everett McCauley. Mrs Dell Phebus and family of Brookston joined Lafayette guests on Sunday. Mrs Paul Kempf of Delphi received medical observations at Arnett Clinic. The Mullendores hosted guests including Mrs Della Bush Donnabelle and Marilyn Julien from Lafayette at Clarks Hill.
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Paul Kempf
Delphi
Arnett Clinic
Lafayette
Ralph Mullendore
Wolf Farm
Della Bush
Donnabelle
Marilyn Julien
Larry Mullendore
Clarks Hill
Julien Family Visit Highlights Lafayette Kin in Brookston
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Julien and son and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Julien, all of Lafayette, visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Minnie Julien in Brookston.
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Paul Julien
Hugh Julien
Lafayette
Minnie Julien
Brookston
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