Local visits and society notes from Martinsville page
E B Dunlavy of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents on Walnut street. Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor of Lafayette visited the Dunlavy family. Elmer Norris and children of Indianapolis were guests of Mrs Joseph Hammond. The Baptist Missionary Society postpones its meeting one week. Edward Duncan visited his in law in Fillmore. Prosecutor Marshall Abrams was in Martinsville for a circuit court case. Edgar M Carver and daughter Carolyn of South Bend visited Mrs Bell M Carver in Anderson street. Carver then left for a business trip in the Southwest. Mrs Carver and Carolyn will return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Dunlavy
Indianapolis
John Dunlavy
East Walnut Street
Mr. Dunlavy
Indianapolis News
Richard Taylor
Lafayette
E. B. Taylor
East Washington Street
Elmer Norris
Joseph B. Hammond
South Indiana Street
Hammond
Norris
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Edward Duncan
Edgar M. Carver
Carolyn
South Bend
Mr. Carver
Bell M. Carver
Anderson Street
Carver
South West
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Carding News
Miss Madonna Hurst leaves Miami for Indianapolis then Kentucky before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Asher Proffitt and sons visit Beveridge street relatives. Mrs. John Eitel hosts Mrs. August Merrit and son from Indianapolis. Supt. Warren J. Yount’s family visit Morgantown and Franklin. Dr. John A. Egan begins tonsil operation at Methodist hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson welcome a son William Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alexander visit Crawfordsville with son Bobby. Dailey advertising manager of Crawfordsville Journal-Review. Mr. and Mrs. Schwin and Mrs. D. E. Binford of Greenfield visit Bloomington street Rubush family. Schwins moving to Rockville. George A. Shearer, state tax examiner, critical after stroke in Jeffersonville. hospitalized in Putnam county. Mrs. Edgar Shamel and baby return from hospital. Mrs. Arthur Johns and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madonna Hurst
Arthur Hurst
Miami
Florida
Imogene Pollom
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Asher Proffitt and Sons
Crawfordsville
Proffitt
Paul Leinberger
Beveridge Street
John Eitel
Melrose Avenue
August Merrit
Martin
Warren J. Yount
Morgantown
Franklin
John A. Egan
Methodist Hospital
William Peterson
Maple Avenue
William Sylvester
Russell Alexander
Bobby
J. Vern Dailey
Dailey
Schwin
Josephine Rubush
Rockville
George A. Shearer
Jeffersonville
Court House
Putnam County Hospital
County Commissioners Open Bids for Two Roads
Putnam county officials opened bids for two road projects in Warren Cloverdale and Jefferson townships. Low bids came from Isaac Skelton at 7923 for Roy E Jones road and W E Pickens at 10750 for Sylvia A Hurst road but the latter was rejected. An East Washington Street road petition was also reviewed and state tax board approval is needed for the Roy Jones project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Putnam County
Roy Jones
Warren
Cloverdale Township
Sylvia Hurst
Jefferson Township
C. H. Barnaby
Greencastle Township
Washington Street
W. E. Pickens
Sylvia A. Hurst
Mr. Pickens
Roy E. Jones
Isaac Skelton
Washington Township
State Tax Board
Family News From Washington to Madrid and Local Club Notices
Mr and Mrs E B Taylor receive a cable from Madrid Spain stating daughter Mrs Edward N Wendell and her son George Edward sail for the United States and will arrive in New York June 3 She was Eunice Taylor and will spend the summer with her parents. The Crescent club meets with Mrs Perry Rush Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Park Dunbar hosts luncheon bridge at her Bloomington street home at 1 pm. Dean Agnes Wells heads A A U W Indiana federation of branches. Dean Mary L Matthews Purdue elected president succeeding Mrs John T Wheeler with Mrs W O Haymond as treasurer. Indianapolis and Franklin invited to 1951 conference. decision referred to federation executive board. Resolutions support the national fellowship foundation and equal education opportunities for Indiana children. Clinton Madison Home Economics club meets Thursday with Mrs Sam J Henry. Frances Hinkle and John William Haskett wed Saturday at 5:30 pm in the Presbyterian manse with Rev Victor L Raphael officiating. Pre Adolescent Study group meeting postponed due to Dr Vernon Lytle’s absence. Dr and Mrs W M McGaughey host Sunday guests from Indianapolis. Art Needle Work club meeting canceled. next regular session scheduled for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Taylor
East
Washington Street
Edward N. Wendell
Madrid
Spain
George Edward
United States
New York
Wendell
Eunice Taylor
Agnes Wells
Mary L. Matthews
Purdue University
Indiana Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Muncie
Federation
Hotel
Roberts
John T. Wheeler
Indianapolis
Franklin
Fellowship Foundation
National Association
Indiana
DePauw Champions Defend Track Crown This Week
The DePauw track team plans to defend its Little State crown this week at Butler with a prep meet against Ball College Wednesday. The Tigers have won the last five Little State titles and expect another strong showing this spring. Coach Gaumy Neals baseball squad also travels to face State Normal tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
L. C. Buchheit
DePauw
Ball College
Gaumy” Neal
Want Ads Listings From Local Herald
Classified notices include six room modern house at 605 East Seminary Street listed by Charles J. Arnold, four room apartment via Neely O'Hair, upright piano at 632 East Washington Street, lost Tri Psi sorority pin M G, bronze turkey eggs 30c from Ben Solomon Bainbridge, and Dr John A Egan not in office until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Seminary Street
Charles J. Arnold
Herald Office
Neely O’hair
Fist National Bank
Call
Tri Psi Sorority
M. G
Finder Call Herald Office
John A. Egan
Sally Blooms in Technicolor at Voncastle Theatre
Sally Sally Blooms in Nat ural Color at Voncastle Theatre showing again tonight and Tuesday. Marilyn Miller stars in her first motion picture adaptation of the stage hit with all dialogue singing and dancing. An all star supporting cast appears in a lavish screen production with talking shorts, a Vitaphone act and Paramount News to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Marilyn Miller
Voncastle Theatre
Miss Miller
Paramount Sound News
Granada Theatre Presents Sky Hawk Tonight
The Granada Theatre invites patrons to attend tonight and tomorrow to see The Sky Hawk, a top Hollywood talkie hailed as one of the finest issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Theatre
Hollywood
Sky Hawk wartime drama screens. Zeppelins duel in London
Movietone World at War premierly presents The Sky Hawk with dramatic London bombing scenes as Zeppelins drop bombs and an aerial duel unfolds between a Zeppelin crew and an English pilot. George Lemaitre to be heard Tuesday and Wednesday at Granada in Tight Squeeze. Tonight Hit the Duck radio musical show closes run with Jack Oukle and Polly Walkey in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zep
George LeMaire
Wy Dnesdy
Granada
Casaya
Jack Oukle
Polly Walkey
Local residents Samuel Brown and Mrs Noble Snider leave hospital
Samuel Brown returns home to Melrose Avenue two weeks after surgery at Putnam County Hospital. Mrs Noble Snider also leaves the hospital after medical treatment at Putnam County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Brown
Putnam County Hospital
Melrose
Avenue
Noble Snider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall Abrams
Martinsville
Court
Ira Clouser
Putnam and
Montgomery Counties
Voters of
Putnam Co
Harold
Shannon
Edgar Shamel
Baby
Arthur Johns
William A. Cooper
Crescent Club
The
Mrs. Park Dunbar
Park Dunbar
Bloomington Street
Dean Matthews
W. O. Haymond
Clinton-Madison Club
Clinton-Madison Home Economics Club
Sam J. Henry
Frances Hinkle
John Haskett
Marion Hinkle
John William Haskett
Maude Haskett
Victor L. Raphael
Cere
Vernon Lytle
Mrs. McGaughey
W. M. McGaughey
John Carmack
John Eberwine
Art Needle Work Club
Tel
Ben Solomon
Bainbridge
Voncastle
Sky Hawk
Sheriffs
Lawrence Sears
Sears
Fred Lancaster
THOS
Horace Link
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