Notable Social Roundup From Charles Town and Nearby
Charles Town residents and friends are noted visiting relatives and traveling to Indianapolis Cincinnati and Detroit. Sunday gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stringer and others visiting Milton Pigg in St Mary hospital and Mrs Dodd hosting guests from Flat Rock JL. Numerous trips to Indianapolis Detroit and California are mentioned alongside church and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonda Stringer
Charlestown
Mack Stringer
Ray Livingston
Hubert Burke
Pigg
Spencer
June Duncan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tom Robinson
Milton Pigg
St. Mary Hospital
Noah Haydon
Etta Dee
Flat Rock
William Dodd
Bowling Green
Ind
Cletus Trueblood
New Albany
Homer Harris
Ray Ferguson
Decatur
Ill
Sam Ferguson
Marian Carty
Marilyn
Clara Jane
Nolan Reeves
Ronald Lee
Charlotte Ragsdale
James Ragsdale
Coleman Hospital
Indianapolis
Charles Bledsoe
Ernest Jacobs
Larry
Coalmont
Ralph Reeves
Shelburn
Dugger
Womans Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Della Neal
Sara Leamon
Detroit
Levi Bridges
Jackie Jenkins
Nora
Mich
W. J. Hancock
Sullivan
Lovella Bonham
Tqi Young
Jake Yung
American Legion and Auxiliary
Spring Mill State Park
Lonzio Whaley
Vincennes
Wesley Carrico
Paxton
Rush Enoch
Pleasantville
Russel King
N. A. Whaley
Ruby Figg
Don Crawford
California
Autry Back in The Singing Hit at Cine Theatre
Autry returns to the Cine theatre with The Singing Hit a high standard action Western where he as foreman of Circle B ranch fights to stop owner Adams from selling to Ram say who would bar grazing. Virginia Dale plays Joe a spoiled society girl with Smiley Burnette as Frog as the duo provide light relief. Second feature Side-splitting comedy The Cowboy and the Blonde with Mary Beth Hughes and George Montgomery opens the season at 20th Century Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Autry
Cine Theatre
Republic
Gene
Autry
Circle B Ranch
Beautiful
Adams
Ramsay
Circle R
Virginia Dale
North Carolina
Joe
Smiley Burnette
Frog
Smiley
Mary Beth Hughes
George Montgomery
20Th Century-Fox
Deadeye West, Nebraska's Youngest Archer, Hits Center
Three year old Dickie West of Norfile Nebraska is recognized as the state's youngest archer. He can pop balloons and strike the center of a regulation archery target from a 30 foot range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfile
Neb
Dickie West
Nebraska
Newberry and area weekend visitors and travel notes
William Biddle Newberry of Ft Knox Ky visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Dave Sipes. Martha Ann Sappenfield visited aunt Flo Manley in Buffalo NY. Many locals hosted or visited relatives in Farmers City Lyons Vincennes Edwardsport Indianapolis Muncie Odon Linton Newton Ill near El nora and Denver CO. John O Young Sr left for Denver where he is stationed in the Army. Gerald Hall Indianapolis spent the weekend with his parents. A birth occurred to Calvin Pershing and Helen Chestnut of Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Biddle
Ft. Knox
Dave Sipes
Martha Ann Sappenfield
Flo Manley
Buffalo
N. Y
Mount Swayze
Jess Neal
Farmers City
Emil Mullis
Sherman Hatfield
Bruceville
Harold Roach
Rochester
Charles Bennet
Lyons
Charles Isenogle
Leann
John Young
Ill
Rhoda Kay Taylor
Bloomfield
Carlos Tsendogle
Noah Stodgehill
Vincennes
Jane Hilburn
Edd Slinkard
C. O. Hinkle
Herschell Hinkle
Odon
Bert Hasler
Ray Brewer
Oliver Brewer
Edwards
Mary Anthony
Calvin Pershing
Muncie
A. L. Arthur
Homer Malone
Caleb Carr
Dugger
Morgan
Linton
Laura Christenberry
Paul Scott
Evansville
Bertha Scott
Pershing
Helen Chestnut
Newberry
Hays Fish
Mt. Carmel
Roy Windisch
Indianapolis
Windisch
James Cunningham
Ruth LaDeill Stodghill
Noah Stodghill
John O. Young, Sr
Floyd Mottern
Oscar Young and
Ott Lemonds
Dean Moore
Elnora
Corwin Sensney
Newton
John Richardson
Gerald Hall
Otis Hall
Butter Floods New York Bound Truck on Butter Road
Angus drives 2500 pounds of butter to New York to find Adoreen. A highway incident with a trooper ends in a butter spill and a chase through Manhattan as Angus is detained by police. He battles officers and ends up knocked unconscious before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Adoreen
New York
State Highway Department
Johnstown
Holland Tunnel
Manhattan
Caleb
Mr. Wittenbaum
Buddy
MacPhillips
Lines are Beaded Yellow Markers on Indiana Highways
James D. Adams states yellow lines with miniature glass beads are painted on state highways to mark no passing zones. Special equipment operates in six districts to apply paint and beads. After two years of night visibility tests this became standard practice for the Indiana highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Adams
State Highway Commission
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Bevinci
Goodman & Ellis
A. Theodore Juviblier
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Indiana University
Jasonville
Juvelier
Bloomington
Correll Electric
Vincennes St
Paul Rice
Martinsville
Linton Ice & ‘Locker Co
Jexpert
National Radio Institute
Dale’s
S. W
Cravens Dry Cleaners
Indiana
Haxbin’s
Mobil Service
St. N. E
Bloomfield Loan Company
Bloomfield State Bank
Linton Finance Company
New Union Lumber Co
Harry Haseman
Haseman
Wyatt Building
Croft Bros
Business Directory
Farmers Tankage Company
Switz City
Johnson
Johnson Feed & Supply Co
Eads Hatchery
Isenogles Leghorn Farm
D St
Saron Reformed Church
J. W. Porter
Sullivan Fertilizer Co
Sullivan, Ind
W. Gilbreath
E. Vincennes
Shutt’s Feed
Francis Haseman
Bath
Ross Greene
Seventh St. S. E
M. W. Gilbreath
E. Vincennes St
Othe Welch & Cornetts Funeral Home
Roy A. Borders
Dodge
Plymouth
Charles Criss
South Main Street
Westinghouse
Skel
Harry Phillips
Tenth Street
Carl Roach
Oliver
Baird Bros
Lyons, Ind
Linton Daily Citizen
First Street
Red’s Sporting Goods
Your Choice
Carlton
Smith Plant Farm
Archer
J. R. Williams
TR Williams
T. M. Reg
U. S. Pat
NEA
Gaspar
Blackbeard
Sik
Yezzir I
Florida
Beach
V. T. Hamlin
Red Ryder
Zard
Ling
Nec
Pat. Gee
Fred Harman
Redsete
Caliban
Variety Store
Motor Sales Inc
FORD
North Main St
Avery Murray
Lester Packing CO
Linton, Indiana
Hamilton Drug CO
M. J. Aikin & Son
Lane and Dugger
Mack Tyler
Tel
ING
W. Vincennes
Linton Hdw. and Fur. Co
Linton Milk Coo
Chapman
Cooper
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