Martinsville Graduates Enter DePauw School of Music
Miss Sarah Kennedy of this city and Miss Rose Stierwalt of Eminence, Martinsville High School graduates this year, will enter DePauw School of Music in September. Local visitors Orah O'Harry and family from south Jackson street were in Indianapolis yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orah O'Harry
South Jackson Street
Indianapolis
Sarah Kennedy
Rose Stierwalt
Martinsville High School
DePauw School of Music
Martinsville
Local residents return visits and court actions noted
Mr and Mrs Noble Wilson return home to Evansville after visiting Mr and Mrs R A Ogg on Locust street. Clifford Bee resumes work at Blitelforge Meat Market after typhoid absence. Roscoe Kennett of Brazil to appear in Putnam Circuit Court for child neglect. W R Campbell sues for land possession and damages. David W Hughes of Crawfordsville teaches music at DePauw then heads to Angola for Steuben County duties. Mrs Gausman and children return from Lafayette with Mr Bausman after football camp. Mr and Mrs Phares visit Northwood. they drive with Mrs Stoner to Indianapolis. An elderly demented man, Gus Jones, 22, held by county jail over weed-pulling case. formerly from Indianapolis. Simpson Hirt Dr Luther Hirt Andrew Hirt and B F Corwin travel to Crawfordsville for business. A G Brown family heads to Kansas City Missouri with son Charles to visit relatives. Brown stays in St Louis for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Who Bausman
Lafayette
Gausman
Mr. Bausman
Gus Jones
Indianapolis
Indiana State Fair Round Trip Fare News
The T. H. I. and E. Trac. Co. schedules a one way fare plus 10 cents for the round trip to Indianapolis from August 31 to September 7, with a minimum of 50 cents. Tickets valid only on sale day for both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Square Dance At Red Men Hall Saturday Night
Community square dance announced at Red Men Hall inviting all residents to attend Saturday night event with music and dancing in a local social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's Hall
Wilbur Crawley Hurt In Wreck Near Rockville
Wilbur Crawley son of Edwin Crawley of 316 north Indiana street was injured last night when the Chevrolet coupe he rode in went into a ditch three and a half miles west of Rockville. He was possibly blinded by a bright oncoming car and forced off the road. The damaged car was towed to a Rockville ravage and Crawley was taken to Putnam County Hospital for X ray today to assess injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Crawley
Edwin Crawley
Indiana Street
Rockville
Crawley
Young Crawley
Putnad Courty Hospital
Stolen Car Recovered in Indianapolis by Police
A car stolen from Cleon Mundy at Mt. Meridian Saturday night was recovered in Indianapolis yesterday. Police located the vehicle and notified the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleon Mundy
Mt. Meridian
Indianapolis
Martha Washington Club Hosted by Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Albert Moore of 108 East Berry Street hosted the Martha Washington Club on Wednesday afternoon. The program featured favorite recipes and a cooking class by Mrs. M. F. Burdett, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington Club
Moore
Albert Moore
East Berry Street
M. F. Burdett
Former DePauw Couple Married In Chicago Ceremony
Edith L. Funston daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Funston of 913 Wrightwood avenue Chicago married Stanley Harold Byram Martinsville today at Bond chapel University of Chicago Funston a 1928 DePauw graduate and Mirage beauty contest winner is Alpha Phi member Byram a DePauw and Martinsville high school basketball star is Beta Theta Pi member The couple will honeymoon in Canada and the Eastern states and will live in Martinsville where Byram is treasurer of the Grassyfork Fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Funston
J. W. Funston
Wrightwood Avenue
Chicago
Bond Chapel
University of Chicago
Stanley Harold Byram
Martinsville
Funston
DePauw
Alpha Phi Sorority
Byram
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Martinsville High School
Canada
Executive Board Plans Future Work For Mission Society
At a Wednesday meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church the board outlined future activities with plans to be announced. The gathering was at Mrs. J. P. Allen Jr. 636 East Seminary Street with a bridge session and guest attendees Mrs. Ralph Hutcheson and Mrs. Donald Davidson. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Ona Grant’s home. Wade Pantivy Reunion and Wabash Valley Auxiliary notes follow, with details of the Walnut Gardens gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Allen Jr
East Seminary Street
Floyd Miller
West Berry Street
Pay Hunt
Wayne Mark Low
Ralph Hutcheson
Donald Davidson
Ona Grant
Wade Pantivy
Walnut Gardens
Wabash Valley Auxiliary
Wade
Miller
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THE
First National Bank
Putnam Co
Citizens Trust Company
Systematic Saver
Theodore Hurst
Greencastle
Jersey
Shropshire
Rector
Dobbs
Ray Vaughan
Ladies Aid OF MT. Meridian
FP. O. B
Detroit
Ford
King-Morrison-Foster Company
Greencastle and
Cloverdale
Noble Wilson
R. A. Ogg
South Locust Street
Evansville
Clifford Bee
Frank Bee
Madison Street
Blitelforge
Roscoe Kennett
Brazil
Putnam
W. R. Campbell
Putnam Circuit
Jack Johnson
David W. Hughes
Crawfordsville
Angola
Steuben Coust
David Phares
Madonna
Ernest Stoner
Northwood
Tipton
Stoner
Phares
Simpson Hirt
Luther Hirt
Andrew Hirt
B. F. Corwin
A. G. Brown
Charles
Buster) Brown
William McGaughey
Kansasity
Missouri
Indiana Loan Co
E. Wash, St. Thone
Banner
Crawford
East Seminary
West Poplar Street
Seminary Street
N.C. O'Hair
First National Bank of S. C. Sayers
Central Trust Co
R. W. Crawley
State Road
South City Limits
Milton Brown
Iota Psi Alpha
Elm Street
A. A. Figg
Fred Masten
Strain Orchards
Hanna Court
Masten
Reuben Masten
Christian Church
Handy Home
First Christian Church
Bible School
W. T. Fandy
Cemetery Road
Woman's Union of the Church
Studebaker
Stark & Griffith Motor Sales
Tresslar’s
Tresslar's Special School
MAZDA
Tresslar
West Side
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