Morris Chapel Visitors and Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Knochs spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Figg. Misses Lois Hale and Aretta Davidson spent Sunday with Miss Lorene Bedwell. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Swaby visited Sunday with several families. Sam Linn and daughter Della called on Holl Underwood. Bill Bedwell was in Linton on business. Miss Susalee Underwood spent Sunday with Moss Betty Goodman. The entry notes numerous local visitors and calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Knochs
Raymond Figg
Lois Hale
Aretta Davidson
Lorene Bedwell
Charley Swaby
Roscoe Duke
Matt Carr
Holl Underwood
Earl Hale
Basil Hale
Sam Linn
Della
James Hale
Welker Goodman
Claude ‘Enochs
Lowell Hale
Bill, Bedwell
Linton
Susalee Underwood
Moss Betty Goodman
Aid
Claude Enochs Vis
Underwood Hosts Hall Underwood Guests With Rush Enochs
A fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. Hall Underwood visiting Isaac Underwood and hosting Mrs. and Mr. Rush Enochs, marking a social gathering sequence.
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Rush Enochs
Mrs
Hall Underwood
Isaac Underwood
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs Bill Brown spent the day with Mr and Mrs Elvin Bedwell. Donald Linn of Terre Haute was a weekend guest of his parents. Mrs Lola Brooks visited relatives in Vicksburg. Dr Harvey Page of Washington called on relatives here Friday. Mrs Allie Creager of Pleasantville spent the weekend with Mrs Jim Padgett. Mr and Mrs Clyde Shake visited friends Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bedwell visited Mrs Emma Dunbar recently. Mrs Walter Brown of Sullivan and Mrs Ralph Browning were guests of Mrs Russell Figg recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Elvin Bedwell
Donald Linn
Terre Haute
Lola Brooks
Vicksburg
Harvey Page
Washington
Allie Creager
Pleasantville
Jim Padgett
Clyde Shake
Floyd Bedwell
Emma Dunbar
Walter Brown
Sullivan
Ralph Browning
Russell Figg
Community Gossip Notes From Stafford Area
Mrs Clarence Good called on Mrs Coy Williams Monday after noon Mr and Mrs Clarence Good called on Mr and Mrs Herschel Egan Tuesday Evman Page of Linton visited with Mr and Mrs Coy Williams Guests from Linton included Mr and Mrs Sherman Shake Jacob Garrett is on the sick list Merl Brown of Linton visited his mother Mrs Oka Brown Elmer Lind is seriously ill Mary Virginia Rowe suffers an eye ailment keeping her from school In Bloomfield on business were Mr and Mrs Coy Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence’ Good
Coy Williams
Clarence
Herschel Eigan
Evman Page
Linton
Coy Wiliams
Mary Virginia Rowe
Bloomfield
Sherman Shake
Jacob Garrett
Merl Brown
Oka Brown
Elmer Lind
Townsend's Son Fails to Appear Before Towns people
Robert Townsend son of the town plan's founder did not appear before about 600 residents gathered to hear him discuss the plan. The crowd, mostly older, steadies its interest after a Townsendite urged perseverance and a trombone solo was played.
Newberry Honor Roll Announced Across Grades One to Twelve
Newberry Indiana announces November honor roll for elementary and high school students. Names include Madonna Bannister Eddie Barter Laurel Clark Wilma Carpenter grade1 Evelyn Mattern grade2 Martha Bedwell Norma Nell Bropshire Jackie Courtney Frances Ann Hasler Max Autrey Luella Carpenter Lela Fisher Evelyn Skemp Leven York David Thomas Donald Baker Mary Lou Hasler Elizabeth Thomas Charles Wesner Ray Autrey Emma Jean Isenogle Rex Malone Ivan Moore Harry Mulis Jeanette Bedwell Martha Brown Leola Courtney Martha Ann Sapnenfield Frankie Barter Richard Hasler Billy Isenogle Esther Noel Peggy Thomas Fardl Christenberry Velma Ruth Clark Bonnie Faye Moore Neal Davis Max Hasler Harrel Martin.
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Newberry
Ind
Madonna Bannister
Eddie Barter
Laurel Clark
Wilma Carpenter
Evelyn Mattern
Martha Bedwell
Norma Nell Bropshire
Jackie Courtney
Frances Ann Hasler
Max Autrey
Luella Carpenter
Lela Fisher
Evelyn Skemp
Isenogle
Rex Malone
Ivan Moore
Harry Mulis
Jeanette Bedwell
Martha Brown
Leola Courtney
Marth Ann Sapnenfield
Frankie Barter
Richard Hasler
Billy Isenogle
Esther Noel
Peggy Thomas
Fardl Christenberry
Velma Ruth Clark
Bonnie Faye Moore
Neal Davis
Max Hasler
Harrel Martin
Archers Ready to Stage Hunts in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvanians bow and arrow hunting for a new season after 1929 legalization and 1938 measures reserving over 1000 acres for preserves in Sullivan and Forest counties. Roadways near preserves are closed during big game season to prevent accidents.
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Harrisburg
Bow and arrow deer hunting described as sport by hunter
Harold J. Stahle of New Cumberland says bow and arrow deer hunting is a sport he enjoys despite not yet bringing home a deer. He notes the stalking itself provides excitement and fulfillment. Regulations ban explosive tips, dogs on preserves, and campsite setups with a filing deadline of December 31 for game reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Stahle
New Cumberland
Nickels Offered in Trade for Loan
Norfolk veteran Art Walter bought over $10 in Jefferson nickels then asked friends for a nickel loan. In return they were given a new Jefferson nickel, leaving them astonished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Neb
Art Walter
Norfolk
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