Epworth League Meeting and Children's Day Program At M E Church
In Sandborn on June 18 a regular Epworth League session opened with songs and prayer led by Mrs. Harvey Anderson. The program included a large Children’s Day event at the M E church with readings songs and a doll dance. Local residents visited and relatives arrived for weekend visits from Bloomfield Terre Haute and Columbus.
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Sandborn
Epworth League
M. FE
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Eliza Shake
A. M. ‘Tower
Edith Corbin
Mabel Fox
Henry Begreman
Posey
M. E. Church
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Fred Shake
Rolly Polly
Bonnie Apple
Tommy Joe Lankford
Ruth Sanders
John Cushman
Bloomfield
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Jennie Farley
Terre Haute
Teachers’ College
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Oscar Bailey
Bicknell
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Noble Mays
Wheatland
Mays
Norris Hart
Columbus Ind
John Gregory
Lyons Social Roundup Sees Many Visits and Departures
June 18 report from Lyons notes Mr. and Mrs. Orval McLaughlin and family and many relatives visiting and hosting in Lyons. Other guests include James Morgan of Indianapolis and Mrs. Millie Russell visiting relatives. Johnsons and Nicholsons relocate, with O Edwards leaving for Sandborn to work briefly.
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Lyons
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Jamey Morgan
Hubert Loos
Brantley Flinn
Thurman Hinman
Houghton Butler
Paul Waggoner
Clovis Sloop
Roy Conklin
Kenneth Russell
Lex Burdsall
Ralph Walingford
Veda
Vada
Francis Fields
Harley Baughn
James Morgan
Indianapolis
Millie Russell
Morgan
James Hubert
Russell
Donald Maxwell
J. L. Fields
Bloomfield
Fred McBride
Halycon
Delores
Junior
Constance Frye
Spencer
Kenneth Russel
Norma Jean
Linton
Marion
Ill
Matinee at Grand Theatre Tomorrow
The Grand theatre hosts a matinee tomorrow starting at 12 30 with admission from 15 to 26 cents. Two ladies may enter on a single ticket.
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Grand Theatre
Yesterday's Results in American League Doubleheaders
American League scores show Boston 6 Detroit 5 and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 4 in Sunday doubleheaders. Both games featured tight finishes as teams listed 6 and 8 records respectively.
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