Local Social Roundup From Jasonville Area
Mr and Mrs Tom Brannon and daughter Betty Jean of Bolingreen KY hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Eugene Slader and son Darrell Gene of Coalmont along with other families over Decoration Day weekend. Residents traveled to nearby towns for visits and returning residents shared weekend stories from South Bend Terre Haute Chicago and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brannon
Betty Jean
Bolingreen
Eugene Slader
Darrell Gene
Coalmont
Huert Craig
Mary Noel
Frank Sexton
Darrel Baker
Decoration Day
Virgil Herron
South Bend
Bill Woolsey
Merida ‘Wollam
Morris Chapel hosts revival at Morris Chapel Methodist
Rev Arvie Christie of Cass leads a series of meetings at Morris Chapel Methodist Church starting May 31 with wife Frances assisting. May 31 sermon from Job asks if a man dies will he live again. June 6 at 2 PM dedication of the newly completed service flag. public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvie Christie
Cass
Morris Chapel Methodist Church
Frances Christie
Worthington Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Milton Flater has returned to Tampa Florida after the illness and death of her mother Mrs Susanna Myers. Guests include Mr and Mrs George Wilkie and daughter Troveta of Evansville and other relatives around Worthington. Local residents visiting relatives in Linton Indianapolis and Connersville are listed along with moves and spent weekends and a brief note on Billie Joe Myers returning home with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Frank Sexton
Mildred Mitchell
South Bend
Boo
David Foy
Margaret Roberts
Chicago
Harry Routledge
Baby
Margaret Routledge
Milton Flater
Susanna Myers
Tampa
Fla
George Wilkie
Dacmer Troveta
Evansville
Elvert Payne
Neva Jean
Marjorie
Myrtle Payne
Pic
Junior Stough
Camp Phillips
Kas
Clyde Stough
James L. Terrell
Gary
Berniece
R. E. Tucker
Terry ‘Ann
Paul L. Terrrell
Tianalpolis
Jack Terrell
Ruth
Lena Stewart
Eliza Haney
Linton
Ray Jewel
Chas, Pickard
West Street
James Hickem
Connersville
Hickem
Worthington
Bird Mayer
Coal City
Imyrtle ‘Payne
Walter Myers
Homer Myers
Indianapolis
Billie Joe
Myers
Local Visitors Share Weekend with Area Families
Mr and Mrs Rey Christy and son visited in Coakmont on Sunday. Max Dund er of Detroit, stationed in the U S Navy there, visited his parents recently. Mrs Tony Dudley visited Mrs Chenles Moody Sunday. Mrs Irving King and Mrs Walter Taylor with Miss Mildred Brown visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Alexander Brown, Sunday. Miss Donetta Hawk visited Mr and Mrs David Brown Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Livingston and Mr and Mrs Frank Hopkins were in Linton Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Christy
Son
Coakmont
Max ‘Dunder
Detroit
Max
U. S. Navy
Tony Dudley
Chenles Moody
Irving ‘King
Walter Taylor
Mildred Brown
Alexander Brown
Donetta
Social notes from Switz City residents and visitors
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings in Switz City including Mr. and Mrs. Will Bump of Indianapolis with Mrs. Golda Carter and daughter Bettie Loos, and extended stays by Rodocker families from Detroit and Plainfield. It notes visits by Wayne Miller, Bonnie Haskett, Sgt. Dale Noel, Kenneth Isenogle, Orval Lundy and others, with hospital news on Mrs. Oscar Fox recovering from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bump
Indianapolis
Golda Carter
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United States Army Engineering Corps
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
South Main Street
Murphy’s Store
Petersburg
Jasonville News
Wola
Grover Me
iMr
Charles Lewis
iMiss Della iEspey
Winfeld ‘Sexton
U.S. ‘Hospital
Oakland
Cal
Newkirk
Pleasantville
Indiana
Kirk
Brooks
C. E. Brooks, Inventor
Brooks Appliance Co
State St
Marshall, Mich
America
Brooks Appliance Company
State Street
Marshall
Michigan
Worthington News
Exline Corner News
Switz City News
Eva ‘Holmes
Bloomington
Julian
Becky
Bobby
Blanche Justus
Dorothy Justus
Methodist Hospital
Lois Jean Allen
Sam Allen
Mirs
Galen Shirkett
Near
Sainsborne
North Main Str
Uae
Cela
Ipan
Kolynos
UBES
Stabs
Irs
Main
N. Main
WTA
Lifebun Oe
Plue-Jay
Peer Lax
Cer Q Oz
Igeaa
RT Mee
Lady Esther
Retong Area
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