Local families gather for decorations and play night
Clinton Falls residents hosted decorations day with visits from the Keyt and Bettis families. A twelve girl play Clubbing A Husband entertained locals with music by two boys. Guests included Rev. Erwin, Jones, Miller, Heady, Bettis, Slavens, and others. Strawberries and cake were served.
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A. L. Heady
Homer Slavens
Raymond Keyt
Cambia
Ed. Keyt
Ed. Bettis
Mose Manker
Marie
Pascal Owens
Goble Marksbury
Indianapolis
George Pierce
Cecil Erwin
Greencastle
Elbert Bettis
Arthur Jones
Plainfield
Arvel Roach
William Thomas
Willard Miller
Harry Webb
Cecil Cunningham
Joe Staggs
Thelma Humphrey
J. T. Bettis
Willard
Dorothy Miller
Thelma
Madonna Heady
Edna Thomas
Naomi Newgent
Vernie Kathryn Brothers
Opal Bettis
Mildred Brattain
Eula Staggs
Harry Ragsdale
Mrs. Olan Davis
Local social notes from Russellville and surrounding towns
RUSSELLVILLE Mr and Mrs Floyd Yeager of Greencastle visited Mrs Garwood. Band members traveled to Indianapolis for Speedway events. Mrs May Gott and Mrs Grace Whitted visited in Indianapolis with the Trump family. Mrs J T Byrd went to South Bend to be with the Byrds at Oldenburg Inn. Bruce Byrd and Hubert McGaughey accompanied her. Ernest Wilson covers rural mail during E W Simpson’s vacation. Mrs Zella Cunningham traveled from Gary for Portland Mills memorials and visited the Cunningham family. Mrs Fred Sprahan and son John came from Detroit to visit relatives. Rev Dr Koehne to lecture at Federated Church on Is Death the End. Belle Grimes returned from Indianapolis and is improving. Mrs Coburn Butcher of Morton is visiting. Elle Owen entertained the Widow’s club with 15 members at Will Goff’s home.
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J. T. Byrd
South Bend
J. E. Byrd
Oldenburg Inn
Bruce Byrd
Hubert McGaughey
Ernest Wilson
E. W. Simpson
Zella Cunningham
Gary
Portland Mills
Raymond Cunningham
Fred Sprahan
John
Detroit
J. H. Galey
Koehne
Federated Church
Belle Grimes
Indianapolis
Prisoners Must Earn Days Off At Putnamville
Prisoners at the Indiana state farm at Putnamville must earn days off rather than receive them automatically. The new system, in effect two months, allows three days off the first month and one more per month up to eight months, with a maximum deduction of ten days. Superintendent Ralph Howard confirms the change and notes behavior over the sentence determines eligibility.
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Indiana State Farm
Putnamville
Ralph Howard
Roachdale Socials Highlight Reunion and Club Work
The Anderson sisters Ella Walsh and Earl Etcheson family attended a reunion at Fincastle. Mrs. Ruskell Cook and others visited Ella Walsh. Mary and Marjory Holland returned from Indianapolis. Home Economics Club finished the year with a Juniors program. new year starts September with Mary Edith Lockridge as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edith Lockridge
Local Family News and Cemetery Work Update
Mrs A J Johnson and son Frank visited Terre Haute to see daughter Olive Dillinger. Miss Sarah Dillinger toured Harmony friends. Lottie Dickey and Eldora Gardner with three sons traveled to Indianapolis. Road work near Happy Hollow continues. Pleasant Hill cemetery cleanup paused by illness. Olive Dillinger treated in Terre Haute hospital. Leon Johnson cleaned Long Branch cemetery. Charles Shields assists William Gowen with crop work.
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A. J. Johnson
Frank
Terre Haute
Olive Dillinger
Sarah Dillinger
Harmony
Long Branch
Lottie Dickey
Eldora Gardner
Everett, Gilbert
Clifford Dickey
Indianapolis
Happy Hollow
Harley Head
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Carey Dillinger
Leon Johnson
la Bier
Brunerstown
Charles Shields
William Gowen
Local Folks Visit Over Weekend in Lebanon and Indianapolis
Mrs. Dessie Solomon stayed with relatives in Lebanon from Friday to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pertle Smith of Indianapolis visited home folks from Wednesday to Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Mickel spent Sunday with the Smiths, the Solomons, and the Arnolds. Mrs. Ida Greinsteiner of Indianapolis visited William Arnold on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessie Solomon
Lebanon
Pertle Smith
Indianapolis
Waldo Mickel
M. E. Smith
Thos. Solomon
William Arnold
Ida Greinsteiner
Outsider Trigo Wins English Derby at Epsom
Trigo, an outsider, captured the English Derby at Epsom. Walter Gay finished second and Brieng third as the favorites Mr Jinks Cra gadour and Hunters Moon missed the money. American owned entries also failed to place, and King George did not have a starter with Glastonbury withdrawn.
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Epsom
Eng
Trigo
Walter Gay
Brieng
W. Barnett
Mr. Jinks
Cragadour
Hunter's Moon
King George
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Roy Bee
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Grace Rhye
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Mrs. Garwood
May Gott
Grace Whitted
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