Juvenile Music Study Club Morning Program at Instructor's Home
The Junior Morning Musical club met for a morning program at Mrs. Mary Watson's home with performances on ancient music topics. Students presented pieces by Marjorie Suttle Janis Wills Eula Greenwood Sylvia Akre and others followed by a meal and hostess aides. A park picnic is planned for next Thursday morning at the City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watson
Marjorie Suttle
Pan
Janis, Wills
Eula Greenwood
Sylvia Akre
Apollo
Marsysas
Alvina May Spinks
Frances*Gibson
the Woodpecker
Frances Gibson
Norma Jean Smith
Mary Kramer
Clifford Kramer
John Jinks
Marybelle Smith
Mulberry Bush
Janis Wills
Wade Martindale
Dolly Dumpling
Dorothy Kramer
Ruth Marie Watson
Martha Jane Small
Surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Lula Benefiel
A 7 o clock surprise dinner honored Mrs Lula Benefiel on her birthday last evening. Friends and relatives gathered during her absence and presented gifts. Attendees included William Benefiel and son Leon, Arthur Brunner family, Homer Robertson family, Elmo Allen family, W M Suthard and grandson Billie McKinney, Sherman Lucas family, Walter Tarvin family, William Smith family, John Smith family, Harold Benefiel, Lucille Rogers and Locie Benefiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Benefiel
William Benefiel
Leon
Arthur Brunner
Homer Robertson
Retha
Eugene
Elmo Allen
Verna
Winston
Norwood
Rosalie
Doris
W. M. Suthard
Billie McKinney
Sherman Lucas
Norman Lee
Bobbie Dale
Walter Tarvin
William
Smith
Billie
John Smith
Miss Jessie Porter Hosts Tri Kappa Meeting
Miss Jessie Porter hosted the Tri Kappa sorority at her home on A street northeast for their regular meeting. Practically the entire membership attended as plans took shape for the upcoming home talent show scheduled for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Porter
Tri Kappa Sorority
Tri Kappa
Porter
Illnesses Improve Among Local Infections
Avis Hudson after influenza pneumonia fever at her home on F street northeast shows great improvement. Elizabeth Brooks of Cc street northeast recovering after several weeks illness. Tommie Walls Jr on Ninth street northeast also recovering from influenza pneumonia at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Hudson
Elizabeth Brooks
Tommie Walls, Jr
Jis
Ninth Street
Homecoming Attendees Reported From Clay City Event
Mr and Mrs L W Warner Mrs Frank Duncan and Mrs Etta Cooptider attended the annual homecoming at Clay City yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Warner
Frank Duncan
Etta Cooptider
Clay City
Tonsil Removals Reported At Local Clinic
Audie Swaby of near Plum Branch school End and Mrs George Brown of Eleventh Street NW underwent tonsil removal operations at the office of nine local physicians this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audie Swaby
Plum Branch School
End
George Brown
Eleventh Street
Community scheduling in Linton lodge and local groups
The calendar lists a 7:30 p m meeting for Linton lodge No 560 F and A M with M M degree work, Legion and Pythian Sisters events at 7:30 p m, a Junior Morning Musical at 9 a m, a Columbian chapter No 140 Eastern Star meeting at 7 80 p m, an Indianola club all day session with Mrs Elmer Pigg, and Lieut Yakey Relief corps No 69 regular meeting at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton Lodge
American Legion
Columbian
Order of Eastern Star
Indianola Club
Elmer Pigg
Yakey
Plews Welcome Second Child Robert Wells In Jasonville
Rev and Mrs Leland Plew of Jasonville celebrate the birth of their son Robert Wells on Tuesday morning August 20 The infant is the couple’s second child and first son Mrs Plew was formerly Miss Cora Underwood of Morris Chapel community Rev Plew serves as pastor of the First Christian Church in Jasonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Plew
Jasonville
Robert Wells
Plew
First Christian Church
Cora Underwood
Morris Chapel
Funeral Services for Gilie Wright Planned
Funeral services for the late Gilie Wright will be held at the family residence on K street northwest Friday at 10 o clock. Rev. C T Alexander of the Methodist church will officiate. Burial will follow at Switz City cemetery. The body was returned from Laporte Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilie Wright
K” Street
C. T. Alexander
Methodist Church
Switz City
Laporte
Card of Thanks Expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement
The statement thanks those who offered sympathy during a recent bereavement. It notes appreciation for floral offerings the Baptist church quartette and neighbors offered, and mentions Rev. O A Cook Welch and Cornett. M A Hostettler and family sign the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Cook
Baptist Church Quartette
Welch
Cornett
M. A. Hostettler
Mr and Mrs Barger Host Five Hundred Party
Mr and Mrs Harry Barger entertained last evening with a Five Hundred party honoring Mrs Wayne Host and Mrs W D Pugh of New Philadelphia Ohio. The guest list included Mr and Mrs Roy Miller Mr and Mrs Joe Gerin Mr and Mrs Murl Haseman and Mr and Mrs David Short. Prizes were won by Mr and Mrs Haseman. Refreshments of ice cream cake and iced tea completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry ‘Barger
Wayne Host
W. D. Pugh
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Roy Miller
Joe Gerin
Murl Haseman
David Short
Haseman
World War Veteran Taken to Danville Hospital
John Sanford of First Street Southwest was transported by local ambulance to the U S Government hospital in Danville Hl for a series of treatments after being taken ill this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanford
First Street
Danville
Hudson Improves After Mine Injury Near Sullivan
Rex Hudson, who suffered eye injuries when exposed to an acetylene flame in a Sullivan area mine, showed marked improvement today. Doctors report his vision will not be greatly impaired and expect continued recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Hudson
Sullivan
Saaae
Gabé
Sullivan Pioneer Uriah Robertson Dies at 80 in Ind
Uriah Robertson aged 80 and native of Sullivan died at Sherman Hospital after a lingering illness. He leaves widow Sarah Robertson and three sons. A carpenter by trade, he was son of John Robertson who once ran a planing mill on North State Street. In 1872 he and William Greenlee worked as contractors for the old courthouse later replaced in 1926. Funeral plans await relatives’ arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Uriah Robertson
Sherman Hospital
Sarah Robertson
Robertson
John Robertson
North State Street
Bennet Stansil
William Greenlee
Court House
Violin Bow Materials: Horsehair Still Means Best
The Etude notes that alternatives to horsehair have been tried but none have proven satisfactory or commercially viable for violin bows.
Honor to France Macon’s Arthur Bostavies Expertinen
Fragmentary text references individuals and a World War era context with names including Rog er Bacon and Engligh, suggesting a ceremonial or commemorative note. The readable portions imply a historical or tribute item, lacking full clarity on event, date, or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Macon
Arthur Bostavies
Borg Aide
Roger Bacon
Gy Engligh
Personal notices from Muncie to Terre Haute and Chicago
A string of local social notes lists residents visiting or traveling including Mrs Hallie Hattabaugh of Muncie who was operated on at the local hospital. Thelma Smith is cared for at home, Mrs John Oweng travels to St Louis to tend a convalescing sister, and Richard Burrell from Bloomington visited his brother Harley in Roosevelt street before heading to Edon for the old settlers meeting. Mollie Dixon and daughter Bart Green with a Chicago guest spent time in Terre Haute visiting Mrs Willard Page. Blanche Carmody of Grand Rapids returned home after visiting J E and Mrs Carmody. Mrs Gardiner and daughters Grace and Jennie came from Elwood to stay with the Carmodys. Mr and Mrs W R Abrams and Mrs E A Hubbard plan to attend the old settlers reunion with Mrs Hubbard visiting relatives for a week. Mrs Chester Barnes and her small son Clifford from Chicago are guests of Mr and Mrs Calvin Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Hattabaugh
Muncie
Thixtun
Worthington
Thelma Smith
City
John Oweng
St. Louis
Richard T. Burrell
Bloomington
Harley Burrell
Roosevelt Street
Edon
Old Settlers Meeting
Mollie Dixon
Bart Green
Chicago
Terre Haute
Willard Page
Blanche
Carmody
Grand Rapids
J. E
Indianapolis Markets Reported Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
United Press Dispatch from Indianapolis outlines mixed livestock futures with hog receipts at 6,500 and cattle receipts at 500. Hogs show steady to up 10 cents with various weight ranges and prices. cattle markets slower after declines though vealers hold, beef steers at 11 to 15.75, beef cows 7.75 to 9.50, vealers 15 to 16, heavy calves 7 to 12.50. sheep receipts 1,800 steady to up with fat lambs at 14, fat lambs 12.50 to 13.50, cull lambs 8 to 10, fat ewes 4.50 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
865 Miles of Paving Planned Next Year
Indianapolis reports petitions from a dozen localities as the state highway commission plans to pave 865 miles in the 1930 season. John Brown, highway director, announced the program and said many ready requests are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
State Highway Commission
John Brown
Clemenceau the Tiger of France Stricken at 88
Georges Clemenceau known as the Tiger of France, aged 88, collapsed at his cottage at Les Sables d'Olonne on the Bay of Biscay. A Paris doctor summoned said the statesman is over fatigued and needs complete rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Les Sables d’Olonne
Bay of Biscay
Vendée
Clemenceau
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