Ladies Bible class hosts Loyal Daughters event at Dugger
The Ladies Bible class of First Christian church entertained the Loyal Daughters at Mrs. Grace McLin's home with games and prizes for Mrs. D. C. Phillipps, Mrs. William Spinks, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. Jennie Robertson, and Mrs. Mamie Young. Delights included refreshments for a long list of attendees led by Mrs. Grace McLin.
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First’ Christian Church
Loyal Daughters Lass
Grace McLin
D. C. Phillipps
William Spinks
George Miller
Jennie Robertson
Mamie Young
Ira Athram
Rassie Cooper
George Risinger
John Storey
Mary Blakeman
Eula Storey
Cleveland
C. A.mclin
McLin
Rowell
D. C. Stewart
Mary Frances Price
Gosport
Price
Indiana Order of Eastern Star
Stewart
Spencer
Guiney
George Gable
Shelburn
Dorothea Aikman
Terre Haute
Ishmael Osborn
Chicago
Ray Ballard
Cyril Whitemoss
Lester Deckard
Rantoul, Ill
Dugger
William W. Dukes
Paris
F. M. Dukes
Paul
Birth Anniversary Party at Mrs Stalcup Home
A sur prise party in Jasonville honors Mrs Alfred Stalcup on South Meridian Street Monday night. Guests included Edith Cusick Mary Houser Maude Payton and many others. A gift was presented by Mrs M Baker. Mrs George Barnhart and Mrs Mary Williams handled Bloomfield business. Nancy Powell was called to Porve Hause Monday by the death of her brother Lewis Warrick.
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Jasonville
Alfred Stalcup
South Meridian Street
Maude Payton
Miss Nadadeay
Mary Williams
Frank Cameron
Camille Armstrong
Margaret Carol
Nolan Fouser
Etta Warrick
Emma Sink
Myrtle Warrick
Jennie R. Rangom
Ora Bonham
Mella Morgan
Minnie Grant
Gay Leach
Clara Phipps
Minnie Sims
Etta Sexton
Gertrude Houghton
Seanna Busch‘chan
Bertha Bridges
Etta Taylor
Mary Baughman
Anna’ Baker
Maude Dayton
Alice Marler
Bertha Bledsoe
Lida Harvel
George Barnhart
van Bloomfield
Nancy Powell
Porve Hause
Lewis P. Warrick
Standard Bearers Meet At 7 15 Tonight At Borders Home
The Standard Bearers of the West M E church will meet at 7 15 tonight at the home of Miss Jo Borders at 200 EY street northeast. A good attendance is requested.
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Staneard
West M. EB
Setae
Newberry Honor Roll Announced For School Grading
Newberry school leaders announced in the latest grading period twenty eight students earned honor roll honors. Four students achieved straight A grades and qualified for the honor roll including freshmen Farol Christenberry and Marjoria Smith junior Erma Skemp and eighth grader Peggy Thomas. The list names students across grades 3 to 11 with multiple entries per grade.
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Newberry School
Newberry
Farol Christenberry
Marjoria Smith
Erma Skemp
Peggy Thomas
Ray Malone
Elizabeth Thomas
Rex Malone
Ivan Moore
Martha Brown
Rosalie Ault
Rosemary Clark
Martha Ann Sappenfield
Wilma Skemp
Dick Spencer
Neema Vowell
Madeline York
Frankie Barter
Richard Hasler
Billy Isenogle
Gladys Roach
Velma Ruth Clark
Bonnie Faye Moore
Neal Davis
Max Hasler
Harrell Martin
Edith Arthur
Gerald Hall
Hilda Thomas
Thanksgiving Day Turkey Dinner in Newberry
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Killian and daughter Ruth hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Giles of Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Killian, Miss Eula Killian of Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. Alston Killian and children Luther Rozella of Washington township, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Johnson of Elnora, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kil Nan, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter and daughters Luella Wilma and Delores of Newberry.
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Ed. Killian
Ruth
Roy Giles
Bedford
Emil Killian
Eula Killian
Bloomfield
Alston Killian
Luther
Rozella
Washington Township
Wand
Levi Johnson
Elnora
Philip Kil- Nan
Kenneth
Carpenter
Luella
Wilma
Delores
Newberry
Head and Hands slaying described in Franklin court
In Franklin Circuit Court, Joseph Poholsky testified against Hebert L. Hicks in the murder of Harry Miller, a retired Cincinnati fire captain. Poholsky claimed Hicks plotted the slaying and hired accomplices William Kuhlman and Frank Gore Williams, while Hicks says Poholsky acted on the case. Fugitives Kuhlman and Williams remain at large. Nearby social notes mention visits. several relatives and friends of the Markle, Crooke, Terrell, Wesner households are listed with Thanksgiving plans and illness updates.
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Brookville
Ind
U.P
Harry Miller
Cincinnati
Franklin Circuit Court Today
Joseph Poholsky
Poholsky
Hebert L. Hicks
Hicks
William Kuhlman
Frank Gore Williams
Lowsville
Kuhlman
Williams
Attack Tuberculosis First Says Public Health Chief
Dr Thomas Parran Jr United States Surgeon General declares tuberculosis the greatest public health threat and first target of the national battle against disease He notes 70000 deaths annually from preventable TB and recalls progress over 30 years while urging continued efforts and the renewed penny Christmas Seals drive to wipe out TB within thirty years.
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Thomas Parran, Jr
United States Public Health “Service
Parran
New York Banks Helped Van Sweringens, Senate Told
Washington December 9 A Senate Interstate Commerce subcommittee heard that New York bankers led by J P Morgan and Guaranty Trust loaned about 303 million dollars to the Van Sweringen brothers since 1929. The inquiry also revealed profits from interest and public sale of rail empire securities.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
New York
van Sweringen Brothers
Senate
Ail
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
J. P. Morgan &Dj and
Guaranty Trust Co
Sinclair Bowlers Upset Wolfords in Local League
Sinclair bowlers defeated Wolfords two games to one at Linton Bowling Alleys led by R. Harbett with a 623 series. W. Fiscus topped the Wolfords with 601, while individual scores feature Haffley 519 for Wolfords and Larsen 600 for Sinclair. Carlton Red Crown meets Keller's Grocery in Rookie league tonight at 8.80.
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H. Stewart
B. Turpen
Sinclairs H. Larsen
J. Heenan
P. Myers
V. Briggs
R. Harbett
Pleasantville Social Notes Mention Local Visits and a Birth
Mrs. Leo Ellis and kids from Bicknell dined with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Garviston. Betty Wilson has scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Archie Cox Hinkle Cox and Raymond Gibbs visited Linton. Hubert Bennett announce birth Tommy Lee to their family. Various neighbors noted visits and illnesses across Pleasantville and nearby areas.
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Pleasantville
Leo Ellis
Bicknell
Noah Garviston
Delemar Spencer
Albert Price
Frank Bedwell
Melvin Wilson
Ott Dye Farm
Here
Linda Wellington
Nan Collins
Homer Brewer
Dayton
Ohio
Betty Wilson
Bell Harrington
Indianapolis
William Trabant
Sherd ‘Purcell
Archie Cox
Hinkle Cox
Raymond Gibbs
Linton
Alex Corbin
Former NRA Chief Quits Federal Post
Washington December 9. Attorney General Homer Cummings announced that Donald Richberg, former NRA administrator, has resigned as special assistant attorney general. Richberg was appointed April 25, 1935, and reappointed April 17, 1936, to prosecute six Oklahoma companies charged with manipulating Osage Indians oil royalties.
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Washington
U.P
Homer S. Cummings
Donald J. Riehberg
NRA Ad
Richberg First
Oklahon
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Vederats Reserve
American Iiankera Ass'n
Fed‘ Deposit Insurarace
Citisensational Bank
Baby
Jane Scamp Terrell
Bellflower
Calif
Charles H. Markle
Thomas Crooke
Nora Crooke
New York City
Leading Health Authority
N. Y. Banks
van Sweringens
Sinclair
Wolfords
NRA
Federal
Joe
Coprsighs
Wvgurt & Mybse Tovdewo Co
Udea i
Sher-Ritz Theatre
Cient
Guy K
Bee May Robson
Sybil
Jason Panes
Bryan 'D
Lawrence D
Anews
Afp IC
Geno Gow Sav
Dio IO
Pete Courtney
Linton Electric Welding Works
Rte
Ws Sullivan
Grand Theatre
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