Home Economics Club Names Officers
Ruth Bordner reports the Home Economics club elected officers at its latest meeting. Mrs. Wesley Draper becomes president with Mrs. William Bordner as first vice president, Mrs. Hobart Deeds as second vice president, Mrs. Earl Clem as secretary, and Mrs. Charles Thompson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bordner
Home Economics Club
Wesley Draper
William Bordner
Hobart Deeds
Earl Clem
Charles Thompson
Homecoming attendance from distant communities praised
Sunday at the Presbyterian church drew visitors from Hoagland Dayton Ohio Fairmount Indianapolis Rochest er South Bend Kokomo Terre Haute Delphi Logansport Frankfort Knightstown Flora Rossville Gettingsville West Lafayette and other areas as Mr and Mrs and family members gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Robert Flora
Hoaglan
James Flora
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Adams
Fairmount
Chester Wharton
Indianapolis
Dale Brubaker
Rochester
Aten Trobaugh
South Bend
Ralph Cross
Kokomo
Glen Quinn
Terre Haute
Ruth Ayres
Delphi
Olive Bricker
Logansport
Walter Wharton
Etta Niccum
Frankfort
Carlyle Butcher
Knightstown
George Allen
John Wharton
Mabel
Isaac Myers
Rae Cloé
Rena Flora
Flora
William Stong
Rossville
Paul Robison
Gettingsville
Mary Quinn
West Lafayette
District FFA Meeting and Social Highlights
The local FFA chapter hosted District V members on Wednesday after a dinner by the Sunshine Girls. Officers listed include Lee Eddy Miller, Norman Bowers, Hugh Fisher Jr, Robert E Bull, Gerald Teel, and Ralph Accord. Freshmen hosted a Pest Club weiner roast. sophomores won a pest control contest. Several families visited relatives. hospital admission for Mrs. Robert McCarty noted with major operation recent week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Sunshine Girls
Lee Eddy Miller
Rossville
Norman Bowers
Sheridan
Hugh Fisher,Jr
Jackson Twp
Robert E. Bull
Kirklin
Gerald Teel
Ralph Accord
Sharon Deboy
Local social notes highlight family visits and gatherings
The column lists multiple visits and entertainments across families in Indiana and neighboring states. Handy Ledford visits Bakersville with sister Mrs. Frank Sheagley Jr. while Max Watkins attends a dinner at Loy al Riley’s in New Waverly. Numerous hosts are named with guests from Kokomo Indianapolis Paris Illinois Elwood and Green Castle among others.
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Stant
Handy Ledford
Bakersville
N. C
Frank Sheagley
Max Watkins
Loyal Riley
New Waverly
Clyde Jones
Esther Miller
Lucy Stong
Elmer Huntley
William Enoch
Claude Stanley
John Slusher
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wilmer Shallenbarger
Robert Stanley
Richard
Jean Stanley
Kokomo
Ross Stanley
Indianapolis
Fred Langford
Paris
Illinois
Paul Ginther
Rush McCarty
Flora
Cloyd Moss
Greencastle
Roxie Teel
Dinner Guests Share Meals Across Two Indiana Families
Mr and Mrs David Rhine and daughters Mary and Betty hosted Sunday dinner at the Roscoe Rhine home in Kewanna. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Ben Teel with Tony Snoeberger Pauline and Dick visited Mr and Mrs Norman Lee and family in Indianapolis for a recent dinner gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rhine
Mary
Betty
Roscoe Rhine
Kewanna
Ben Teel
Tony Snoeberger
Pauline
Norman Lee
Indianapo
Pilgrim Holiness Church Service Schedule
Union and Harrison Street church led by Pastor O. D. Williams lists Sunday School at 9:30, Morning Worship at 10:30, Young People at 6:45, Evening Worship at 7:30. Special note for October 23 1949 with child and adult departments and services through 11:00 a.m.
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Pilgrim Holiness Union
Harrison St. O. D. Williams
Miles Alien Freeman
Christian Church Chester Weekly Schedule
Rev Parker Walter at Thechel conducts Bible School 9:30 a m and Worship 10:30 a m with Lord's Supper. Sermon titled Gods Way. Young People Fellowship at 6:30 p m and Evening Worship at 7:30 p m. Thursday 7:30 p m Bible Study Group. Chester Christian Church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Walter
Thechel
Christian Church
Chester
Church Services Schedule and Missionary Talk
The notice lists Sunday offerings with Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30 and an evening service at 7 30 including song service and gospel message A fellowship hour is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 30 and Friday features Miss Stacia Swope a returned missionary from Liberia speaking at 7 30 on missionary work in her field The Woman's Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacia Swope
Liberia
Woman’s Missionary Society
Weekend visits across towns noted in Indiana area
Radnor and Mrs James Bougher and Mr and Mrs John Clawson with Elmer spent the weekend in Anderson with John Kirk and family. Mrs Russell Whiteman and Mrs Jesse Widner visited Lafayette. Frank Huber and family from near Carmel visited Dick Reef and Jimmie Dick. Beatrice White of Frankfort stayed with Clarore Kite. Mrs Paul White and son visited Koko mo. Earl Bonefield remains very ill at home after recent hospital release. Walter Kite and family near Colburn visited Clarence Jackson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bougher
John Clawson
Elmer
Anderson
John Kirk
Russell Whiteman
Ockley
Jesse Widner
Lafayette
Frank Huber
Near Carmel
Dick Reef
Jimmie Dick
Beatrice White
Frankfort
Clarore
Kite
Paul White
Cal
Kokomo
Earl Bonefield
North of Here
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Walter Kite
Near Colburn
Clarence Jackson
Clay Harmony Club Holds Meeting and Auction
The Clay Harmony Home Economics club meets Friday October 28 with Mrs. Lucille Neuenschwander and auction sales. Assistant hosts are Mrs. Elsie Smith Mrs. Nona Meyers and Mrs. Opal Frey. Beulah Hall Carolyn Christopher and Willa Ruth Foster of near Battle Ground attend last week’s event. Officers for the coming year are elected. Fellowship Hour was run by church youths. A social gathering at Don Youngs in Logansport drew a large group of young people for an evening of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Harmony Club
Clay Harmony Home Economics Club
Lucille Neuenschwander
Elsie Smith
Nona Meyers
Opal Freyes
Carolyn Christopher
Beulah Hall
Willa Ruth Foster
Near
Battle Ground
Marilyn Julen
Russell Cole
Don.Young
Logans‘port
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Porter Nursing Home
Josephine Mears
Blanche Balser
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Barre
Hallowe’en
Moore's Bakery
Pittsburg
Vianco
Delphi, Indiana
Milt Mertz
Burnettsville
U. S. 24
Monticello
T. B
Bangs
Hampshire
Poland
Farrow
Avery
Acci
Ladies Aid
Burnettsville Christian Church
James M. Adams
Harry Bridge
Ray Booth
Wilbur Young
Bert Fisher
Ralph Reagon
Carroll County
Cutler
Mlan
George Weaver
Noblesville
Artus Rodenbarger
Olive Barnard
Weaver
Howard Crossgrove
Colby
Wisconsin
Gordon Odell
William Dickinson
Radnor Church
Rodenbarger
Virginia Peters
Charles Conklin, Jr
Robert McCarty
Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Cassell
Pat Con
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Mae
Gy West
Sheffield
Cartoon
World News Movietone Adventure
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Twit Girls
Jones Beach
America — News
First Presbyterian
Radnor
Darling
Union Bank & Trust Company
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Mrs. N. M. Davies OF
Congers, New York
Anti-Trust
A&p
N. M. Davies
Congers
New York
TEL
New York City
Pacific Tea Company
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