Wed lay Night Bridge Club Hostess Evening
Mrs Wilbur Wright hosted a Wednesday night bridge session at her home for club members. After games, prizes went to Mrs Wendeli ght and Mrs Lloyd Richardson. Tables were cleared with light refreshments as the group named members and planned another meeting at Mrs Claron An’s home.
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Irs
Wilbur Wright
Wedlay Night
Wendelight
Lloyd Richardson
Ainty
James Wendell Wright
Lloyd Erdson
Wednesday Night Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Ecker's Home
Members of the Wednesday Night Bridge club gathered at the home of Mrs Ralph Kramer for a evening of several bridge games with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Earl Sponsler and Clyde Davis. Plans were made for a Christmas party at Mrs Ralph Kramer’s home on Sunday Dec 20. Refreshments were served and guests included Aldon Beasley Clyde Davis Ruth Kramer Almon Liston Stan Martin Cliff Miller Delano 88 Dan Skelly Earl Spensler Irla Losh Ersil Stewart and others.
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Earl.Sponsler
Clyde
Davis
Ralph Kramer
Mesdames
Aldon Beasley
Ruath Kramer
Almon Liston
Stan
Martin
Cliff Miller
Delano
Dan Skelly
Earl Spensler
Irla Losh
Ersil Stewart
Tess
Marie Ecker
Various local clubs meet with church events and dinners
Thursday events include Relief Corps meeting with Miss Lou Benson inspection, covered dish supper, choir practice, and B Y P U rally at the church. Numerous groups such as Christian Sunday School, American Legion, Royal Order of Moose, and Red Men plan 7:30 p.m. gatherings, while other clubs hold meetings and covered dish dinners in homes and halls.
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Mak Men’s Relief Corps
Mar White
Lou Benson
Terre ‘Ite
P.m. T
B.Y.P.U
Local club hosts Sunday matinee party in Grand Rand al Hides lobby
Bill Alkive entertained the OM club with a theater party Sunday afternoon. Members gathered in the Grand Rand al Hide’s lobby before the matinee as refreshments were served.
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Bill Alkive
Grand Rand
Eek Tite Igehen
Business Women Hold Christmas Party at Cardwell House
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted its annual Christmas dinner at Cardwell House with guest speaker Mrs. Mahlon Gilbreath reviewing The Other Wise Man. Miss Margaret Cooper, club president, welcomed attendees including six guests and listed several members and hostesses. Regrets were noted from several members.
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Mahlon Gilbreath
Cardwell House
Bruce Tate
Walter Freund
Bernadene Hill
Margaret Cooper
Gilbreath
Ethel Humphreig
Moise Virgil Squires
Bessie Tate
Edythe DeCourcey
Harley Ham
Vivian Humphreys
Mildred Jones
Zula Wolford
Apple Knocker bowlers beat Keller Grocers in rookie league
Apple Knocker team defeated Keller Grocers two games to one in a rookie league match. R Harbett led Apple Knocker with 674 series while P Harting top scored for Keller with 517. Walford to face Elks in Linton league at 8 tonight.
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Keller Grocer
R. ‘Harbett
P. Harting
Walford
Elks
Linton
Natiramas Class Decorates Church Interior
The Natiramas class led by Mrs. R Lenning is financing redecorating the First Baptist Church upper auditorium. Work is nearly complete and the space should be ready by Sunday Dec 18. The class sponsors a market at the Overland Sales garage Saturday to aid the project. Church women assigned to clean this week are asked not to come as scaffolds remain.
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First Baptist Church
R. Lenning
Overland Sales Garage
Dugger Boy Weds in Philadelphia
Announcement of the marriage of Dorothy Ann Longendyke of Philadelphia and Frederick R. Crawford of Dugger. The ceremony took place Thanksgiving day at Valley Forge Memorial Chapel near Philadelphia. Crawford is a Drexel Institute graduate now with Fleisher Fernald & Co.
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Dorothy Ann Longendyke
Theodore F. Longendyke
Delancey Street
Philadelphia
Frederick R. Crawford
D. £. Crawford
Valley Forge Memorial Chapel
Crawford
Union High School
Drexel Institute of Technology
Fleisher, Fernald & Co
Dugger Players Host English Tea At Ralph Hill Home
Ralph Hill entertained the Dugger Players Tuesday evening. After the business was disposed of Mrs. Jack Hill served an English tea to Gene Anderson Virginia Kramer Alice Rowe Sybil Taylor Ray Davies Max Goldman Milton Harding Thomas Headley and the host.
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Ralph Hill
Dugger Players
Jack Hill
Gene Anderson
Virginia Kramer
Alice Rowe
Sybil Taylor
Ray Davies
Max Goldman
Milton Harding
Thomas Headley
Charity Bridge attendees and local social notices
Local charity bridge hosted by Delta Theta Tau at the Elks home in Sullivan included Mesdames Harvey Hummel Paul Goodman David Lippeatt Herbert Forbes and Charles Mason and Misses Inez Braatz Elsie Risinger and John Irons Jack Stewart and Paul Norris. Other items note Mr and Mrs George Kions and Paul Davies in Niles Michigan for eye specialist visit and numerous visits and gatherings among area residents over the weekend.
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Charity Bridge
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Elks
Sullivan
Harvey Hummel
Paul Goodman
David Lippeatt
Herbert Forbes
Charles Mason
Inez Braatz
Elsie Risinger
John Irons
Jack Stewart
Paul Norris
Grand Slam Try In High Level Contract Bridge
A high contract bridge scene unfolds as North pursues bold lines against a tough defense after a bad break in diamonds. The layout centers on KJ107 30 8 clubs and pivotal spade and heart plays while aiming for a grand slam with a risk of 800 points if misguessed.
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North
West
South
East
Declarer
Ted
Dummy
Delarer
Livestock Prices Mixed At Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis ind Dec 3. Livestock weights 232 160 lbs and up higher. under weights steady. Lights 9.45 10.05, mediums 9.85 10.10, heavies 9.75 10.10, packing sows 10c higher to 9.60 top. Cattle 1,200 vealers 600. Steers and heifers steady. top steer 11.50, most 6.50 9.00, heifers 5.00 7.60, beef cows 4.00 4.75, cutters 3.00 3.75, veals steady. better grades 11.00 11.50. Sheep 2,000. lambs steady 8.60 8.75, sheep steady, fat ewes 3.50 and down.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Women’s Pacifist Group Flies to Buenos Aires Mission
Members of the Peace Mandate, led by Representative Caroline QDay of New York, depart by air from Washington Airport for the Inter-American Peace Conference in Buenos Aires. The group aims to air the sessions and push their agenda on international issues.
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Argentina
Washington Airport
Caroline Q'Day
New York
Center
Arrow
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