Married at Toledo
Miss Ruth Dickey former Speak Girl wed James Wordorf of Toledo in a Toledo church amid a smallpox epidemic. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dickey, hopes for a safe journey in matrimony as relatives and friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Ruth Dickey
James Wordorf
Sam Dickey
Greene-Sullivan County
Wordorf
Lily Hale
Morris Chapel
First Congregational
Christian Endeavor Meeting At United Brethren Church
The Christian Endeavor group of the United Brethren church held a meeting with 28 attendees and five new members voted in. Miss Lois Perkins led the program, with William Pirtle on cornet and his mother Margaret Pirtle at the piano. The event discussed character formation and plans for the upcoming convention June 17 to 19 expected to draw 200 young people.
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Christian Endeavor of the
United Brethren Church
Lois Perkins
William Pirtle
Margaret Pirtle
Christian Endeavor
Ellis Home Economics Sewing Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Ellis Home Economics Sewing Club met Friday afternoon with 15 present to complete year books. Members listed include Eliza Bledsoe, Mary Beck, Effie Imrie, Mary Luxton, Pearl Pope, Lessie Rector, Edith Richardson, Bessie Sheehy, Susannah Turk, Mary Alice Wilson, Etta Page, Rosetta Rutledge, Eva Kirby, Eva Lynn, Leela Rector, and guest Miss Ratchell Johnson. The group regrets many members are moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Home Economics Sewing Club
Eliza Bledsoe
Mary Beck
Effie Imrie
Mary Luxton
Pearl Pope
Lessie Rector
Edith Richardson
Bessie Sheehy
Susannah Turk
Mary Alice Wilson
Etta Page
Rosetta Rutledge
Eva Kirby
Eva Lynn
Leela Rector
Ratchell Johnson
Sewing Club
Ruth Coen and Ray Altman Married in Louisville Home
Dr. and Mrs E V Bull received notice of the marriage of Ray Altman to Miss Ruth Coen. The ceremony occurred at the groom’s parents home in Louisville in May. The couple will reside at 38th and Meridian in Indianapolis. The bride was joined by sister Miss Jean Coen. Ruth is daughter of Mrs Zelma Coen, now deceased, and both women formerly lived in Linton.
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E. V. Bull
Ray Altsman
Ruth Coen
Louisville
38Th
Meridian Streets
Indianapolis
Jean Coen
Altsman
Zelma Coen
Jean
Linton
Hospital Report Notes Local Injuries and Transfers
Dr. T. Roy Cook of Bloomfield slipped on a linoleum floor in his office Saturday, breaking his leg and remaining in the local hospital. He was moved to his home this afternoon. Mrs. Sedith, Edmonton, was admitted from Jasonville for treatment.
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T. Roy Cook
Bloomfield
Memorial services delayed for Red Men and Pocahontas
Inclement weather delays memorial services scheduled yesterday for the Red Men and Pocahontas. They are rescheduled for Sunday June 9 at Fairview cemetery if weather allows, otherwise in the Red Men's hall. Full program to be published later.
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Fairview
Moose Lodge Social Honors New Officers
The Moose lodge held a social at their hall last Wednesday honoring new officers Mr. and Mrs. George Stafford. An interesting program entertained attendees and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
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The
Moose Lodge
George Stafford
Children to Practice for Church Day Event
The children of the U B church will meet Tuesday at 2 in the afternoon to practice for Children’s day activities.
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U. B. Church
No club meeting for L A W club this week
There will be no meeting of the L A W club this week as noted in the public notice. The absence affects members expecting a regular gathering and updates will be provided for the next session.
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L. A. W. Club
Simpkins Repeats Late Wife Remark Provokes Comment
The Pathfinder notes Simpkins repeatedly refers to his wife as “late,” prompting questions about whether she is a widower. It is clarified that his wife is alive but chronically late to events.
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Simpkins
the Pathfinder
No Sympathy Needed in Lisburn Quip
A brief wart in Lisburn cites a sharp exchange about domestic abuse with one side denying sympathy for a husband who beats his wife and the other noting such a man earns none. The remark appears in a Herald item.
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Lisburn
Herald
Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling
Mrs. D. A. Mowery is able to be out following an adenoid operation. Edith Hanger and Homer Hart spend the day in Indianapolis. Raymond Poe and son Tommy weekended in Terre Haute. David G. Small visits his mother in Fowler. Mrs. Arthur Ballinger and son Jack hosted in Terre Haute. Various locals travel to Washington and Bloomington. William relatives, Memorial Day trips, and hospital words recur among many names such as Roy Williams, Miss Dorothy Donaghue, Kokomo, Frankfort, and Bloomington. Frequent visits and departures mark this social roundup.
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D. A. Mowery
Edith Hanger
Homer Hart
Indianapolis
Raymond Poe
Tommy
Terre Haute
David G. Small
Fowler
Ind
Margaret A. Small
Arthur Ballinger
Jack
Rube Small
Raymond Boston
Daugher Winona
Washington
Roy Williams
Pontiac
Dorothy
Donaghue
Mary Elizabeth Donaghue
Kokomo
W. T. Mullins
Frankfort
Thomas
Rosser
Berle Keith
Harley Lehman
Ward Letsinger
Emma Humphreys
Bloomfield
Will L. Cavins
Sallie Hunter
Bloomington
A. FE. Sachs
Virgil Robertson
Ohio
A. &. Foster
Ikin Turner
Joe
Gertrude Ann
Miriam Ratcliffe
Samuel Teal
Collett Park Place
Lowery
Millick
Bedford
Henry Hill
Mich
Elmer Templeton
South Linton
Faye Fleetwood
Low Fleetwood
Robert Berns
Rockville
John J. Berne
Clem Haffley
Edward Powers
Linton
Detroit
Emma Fullom
Herbert
Frank Sharp
A. E. Sharp
W. J. Hamilton
Elkin ‘Turner
Robert Franklin
West Baden
Indiana
Lafe Sharp
Blue Tate
Carl Poe
Tate
Theodore Green
Franklin’ College
W. M. Green
Dick Dover
E.J.2
Ecker
Helen Watkins
Margaret Watkins
Catherine Gigbon
Indiana Christian Hospital
L.M. Moore
Ray Newsom
Mildred Hamilon
Gallup
New Mexico
Hollywood
California
Hugh Craig
Charles Poe
Alice Young
William Sherwood
Poe
Ivan Humphreys
Muncie
Marion
W. H. Scholl
Cleve Mitchell
Flint
Lafayette
Rosabelle
Harold Grable
Littl
Scholly
Social calendar items for clubs and services
A list of events across many organizations includes benefit bridge and card parties at various venues, regular lodge meetings, class and church group gatherings, county meeting planning, Rotary luncheon, Girl Scouts, Ladies circles, missionary societies, 4-H and home economics activities, and a Yaquina club all day event with times mostly 2 pm to 8 pm and prayers for good attendance.
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Belk’s Lodge
Rotary
American Legion Home
Eagle Lodge
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Christian Church
Girl Scouts
U. B
Bay View Club
Will Talbott
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
James Meyers
South Linton
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Cecil Brock
Clarion Club
Edward Hall
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Oscar Anderson
Ninth Street
Relatives Learn Sister and Baby Killed in Kentucky Crash
Mrs Ralph Kohr of an street northeast received a long distance call last evening that her sister and baby were killed in an automobile accident at Georgetown Kentucky yesterday. Mr and Mrs Kohr and their daughters left this morning for the deceased's home near Lexington. No details or names were learned.
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Ralph Kohr
Georgetown
Illness Strikes John N. Gastineau at Home on D Street
John N. Gastineau has been ill with the flu since Wednesday last week, resting at his home on D Street Northeast.
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John N. Gastineau
D” Street
Mrs Armstrong Improves After Illness
Mrs Clarence Armstrong who has been quite ill for the past few days shows improvement today.
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Clarence Armstrong
Ben
Embroidery Club Meets This Afternoon at Local Hall
The Needlecraft Embroidery Club convenes this afternoon for a session on wall art and needlework. Members from the Wil entertainment area are invited to attend.
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New Tire Sales and Service
Federal Tire Service
N. E
North Main Street
Sporting Goods All
Road Electric Company
Vincennes Street
J. W. Wolford & Sons
Home of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Enna Jettick Shoes
Maunsing Wear
Friendly Five Shoes
Knox Hats
Allen A, Hosiery
Ae Ey
Ellis Home Economics Club
Ray Altman
Daily Hospital Report
Sautia
Kate Scholl
Marie Roche
John Carroll
Chicago
Lou O’brien
W. H. Johnson
Bert. Hester
Mildred Risher
Stella Hester
Yaquina
Frank Smith
Jasonville
John
Gastineau
Mother and Daughter
Fred L. Cravens
Ring Ting
D.R. Scott & Co
Maxwell & Persons
Linton-Sullivan
Dugger
Lackey's Confectionery
Save
Blue Bird Junior Bus Company
Vincennes Bickne
Cma Union
Phon Et
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