Evening community club notices and meetings
Thursday evening Bridge club hosts a steak fry at Mrs. John Morgan’s home at 6 30. Women’s Relief Corps meets at the Red Men’s hall at 7 p m. American Legion post and Auxiliary hold sessions at 7 30 p m. Winton lodge No 560 F and A M meets at 7 30 p m. Standard Bearers gather with Miss Ruby Hannum at 82 Second Street SW at 7 15 p m. Annual mite box opening urged. Thursday Dinner Bridge club meets at 7 15 p m at Mrs. Lou Fleetwood’s home hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W P Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Women's Relief Corps
Red Men's
Ruby Hannum
Second Street Southwest
Lou Fleetwood
W. P.hopkins
Friday club notices announce meetings and postponements
Friday calendar lists Quapaw Tribe No 143 meeting and Old Stated session at 7 p m. Columbian chapter Red Men events. Indianola club postponed. Eastern Star No 140 at 7 30. M E choir practice at 7. Hi Tri party at Christian church basement at 7. Yaquina club with Mrs John Shaw at 1 30. Onward Bible class with Mrs Cliff Walker. all members to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onward Bible
Cliff Walker
Saturday Eagle Encampment I. O. V. No. 222 at 8 p.m
In a brief public notice the Eagle Encampment I. O. V. No. 222 announces a meeting scheduled for 8 p.m. on Saturday. The notice provides the event time and lodge designation for members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Grand Theatre to Screen The Age of Indiscretion Tonight
Paul Lukas and Madge Evans star in The Age of Indiscretion at the Grand for the last show. It is a woman’s picture that men will admire a drama that reaches deep into the hearts of everyone. Mae Rob son and Helen Vinson appear in the supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lukas
Madge Evans
the Grand
Mae Robson
Helen Vinson
Mystery Of Edwin Drood at Sher RItz ends tonight
The Sher RItz Theatre presents the mystery drama The Mystery Of Edwin Drood with Claude Rains Douglass Montgomery and Heather Angel in the lead. the show opened yesterday and its final performance is tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sher-Ritz Theatre
Edwin Drood
Sher-Ritz
Claude ‘Rains
Douglass Montgomery
Heather ‘Angel
Used radios returned by Maxwell Furniture Co 1913
We offer remaining units to the right buyer willing to pay the balance due on small monthly payments. The Maxwell Furniture Co reports several radios were reclaimed and are now available to a qualified purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Furniture Co
Zilpha Gladys Noel Marries Thomas B H Schuyler
Miss Zilpha Gladys Noel, formerly a local teacher, wed Thomas B H Schuyler of Lapel Ind at the Christian church in this city on Wednesday at 10 o clock. Rev M W Foster officiated the single ring ceremony. Noel taught in this city and later in Lapel while Schuyler is a Lapel merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilpha Gladys Noel
Thomas ‘Bh. Schuyler
Lapel
Ind
Christian Church
M. W. Foster
Noel
Schuyler
Mrs Rudolph Kramer Hosts Auction Bridge Night
Mrs Rudolph Kramer entertained members of her Auction Bridge club at her North Main Street home last evening. Three tables played for high score prizes awarded to Mrs Stanley Martin and Mrs Ersil Stewart. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mesdames Haldon Beasley Ersil Stewart Stanley Martin Almond Liston Raymond Ecker Shirla Losh Clyde Davis Dan Scully Cliff Miller Earl Spensler and Mrs Delano Rose. Mrs Liston will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kramer
North Main Street
Stanley Martin
Ersil Stewart
Mesdames Haldon Beasley
Almond Liston
Raymond Ecker
Shirla Losh
Clyde Davis
Dan Scully
Cliff Miller
Earl Spensler
Delano Rose
Church of Christ Members Visit in Sellersburg
A large group from the Church of Christ visited Rev K E Kranz in Sellersburg Indiana spending the day with him and his wife A Smith bus and Rev C G Vincents car provided transport for thirty nine guests They enjoyed a noon lawn dinner with ice cream and strawberries In the afternoon some toured nearby towns including Louisville and New Albany Names include Mesdames John Ebler Homer Templeton Min Poole Herbert Poole John Geatches E F Gwin Homer Bennett and others plus Rev and Mrs C G Vincent and John Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Sellersburg
Ind
K. E. Kranz
Rev. Kranz
Linton
Kranz Homie
Louisville
New Albany
Mesdames
John Ebler
Homer Templeton
Min Poole Herbert Poole
John Geatches
E. F. Gwin
Homer’ Bennett
Fred Miller
Fred Huffman
Virgil Trinkle
Earl Young
Os Lehman
Charles Love
Dick Shouse
Allie Fry
Clara Perkins
Louise Tucker
Mildred Perkins
Esther Perkins
Bobby Perkins
Wilma Young
Doris Lehman
Mabel Wonder
Lula Edwards
Jewel Huffman
June Ferguson
Bernice Ferguson
Jane Goodwin
Bill Day
Dale Endicott
Harold Tucker
Dick Baker
Bob Mellon
Irene Allen
C. G. Vincent
John Smith
Kranz
George Klingman
Elmer Ringer
Bruce Chowning
Louisville, Ky
Eastern Star Chapter 140 Officers to Hold Friday Meeting
Officers of Columbian Chapter No. 140 Order of Eastern Star will practice and attend the regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p m. All officers are urged to be present promptly.
Brilliant Contract Bridge Hand Demonstrates Expert Reasoning
Central Press writer E. V. Shepard recounts a bridge hand with Howard Connell as South. The article details a tense bidding sequence, misleads by opponents, and the resolver’s plan to secure a game bonus, yielding about 100 extra points in the rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Co ‘Nell
Olaks
Cornwell
West
Ottawa teacher to wed Ottawa man in late month
Ray Fulkerson formerly of Linton will marry Miss Matias Boissenin of Ottawa late this month. He is an equipment man for the American Telephone and Telegraph repeater station in the city. The report, from the American Times of Ottawa, details the couple and mentions a prior engagement of Miss Boissenin as Hills school teacher and related festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray B. Fulkerson
Luther Fulkerson
Matias Boissenin
Willisin
Jd. Boissenin
Otawa
Fulkerson
Ottawa
Pete Bet
American Times
Marian Boissenin
Ray Fulkerson
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
George P. Hills School
Miss Boisséain
Starved Rock
Miss Boisseain
la Salle
Catherine Tillman
Miss Boissenin
Palmer Apartments
Patricia Buck
Florence Brown
William J. Boissenin
Ottawa Avenue
Married in Sullivan. Kathryn Philippe weds James Ringer
Kath ry n J an e Phillipe of Dugger married James Ringer of Cass in Sullivan on Sept 22 1934. The couple announced the secret wedding Sunday before heading to Lafayette where Ringer will attend Purdue. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Phillipe, is Union High School class of 1933 and Indiana State Teachers College graduate. Ringer, Union High 1930, finished two year State Teachers College course in 1934 and will teach Cass township. he is a Purdue science junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Kathryn Jane Phillippe
James Ringer
Cass
Sullivan
Lafayette
Ringer
Purdue University
D. C Phillipe
Union High School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Ringe
Union High
State Teachers’ College
Cass Township
Purdue
Burke
Jack Burke
Pany
Mary
Middle West Not Yet a Wilderness
Discussion of drought warnings from H H Bennet and Rexford Tugwell contrasts with farmers’ cautious attitude in the Middle West. The piece cites a fictional explorer in 2335 A D and Kansas philosopher William Allen White, noting prophecy as political folly. Corn supplies rise as energy food demand grows and last year’s bumper crop allows stocking. Corn Cakes recipe hints appear amid text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bennet
United States’ Department of the Interior
West
Rexford G. Tug
Middle West
China
Mississippi Valley
William Allen White
Kansas
Tugwell
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club Honored
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club was entertained yesterday at Mrs. Arthur Woodville’s home. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Maxwell Mrs. Kenneth Neil and Mrs. Roy Williams. Refreshments followed for guests including Miss Margaret Wright and several club members. Mrs. Maxwell will host the next gathering at her Fourth Street Northeast residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Woodville
Paul Maxwell
Kenneth Neil
Roy Williams
Margaret Wright
Mesdames
Medford Ham
Wayne Wright
Hubert Burris
Maxwell
Fourth Street
Local visits and gatherings across the community
Mrs Trella Bennett and Miss June Padgett traveled to Danville Illinois for an extended visit. Roy Livingston of near Whitehall dined with Claude Livingston's family. A miscellaneous shower for Lessie Coullison, newlyweds, was hosted at their home. Raleigh Banard Jr admitted to Shriners Hospital St Louis for treatment. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited and hosted in Sullivan area communities including Banards Livingsons and Camden family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trella Bennett
June Padgett
Danville
Ill
Roy Livingston
Near Whitehall
Claude Livingston
Lessie Coullison
Raleigh Banard Jr
Shriners Hospital
St. Louis
Loran Egnew
Joe Hank
Pearl Bedwell
Maurice Livingston
Terre Haute
Claude ‘Livingston
Gageree
Hallie Hendren
Marion Story
Byers Hale
Spencer
Elmo Banard
Bobby
Billy
Betty
Charles
Junior
George Raines
Dugger
Wayne Camden
Alfred
Clovis Camden
Linton
Social visits span Dugger and nearby towns this week
Leola Page hosts and visits include Earl and Earl Bales and families plus Tom Smith Arlie Richardson Jessie Burge and Charles Richardson groups. Dugger gatherings feature Asher Page Marshall Rector Willoughby families and Glenn Borders. Detroit visitor George Luxton seen with Wm Luxton family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bales
Tom Smith
Arlie Richardson
Jessie Burge
Charles Richardson
Jo Ann Kluesner
Mary Bryant
Leola Page
Asher Page
Marshall Rector
Dugger
Wm. Willoughby
Henry Willoughby
Laura Centers
Andy Stewart
Frank Denman
George Luxton
Detroit
Wm. Luxton
Albert Kluesner
Glenn Borders
J . Wrmil Cooksey
Nine Mile
Dale Sheehy
Queen Esthers TQ Meet for Jubilee Tea Party Plans
Queen Esther circle members are asked to meet in the Methodist church social room Monday at 7:09 PM to finalize arrangements for the Golden Jubilee Tea. Each girl will invite three guests and bring one table cover, plates, glasses, and bud YA5G for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Hi-Tri Club Party Planned at First Christian Church
A Hi-Tri club plans a Friday evening party in the social room of the First Christian Church. All members are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Tri Club
First Christian Church
Indiana Seeks Safer Highways as Traffic Grows
James D. Adams of the State Highway Commission notes daily traffic on Indiana state highways outside cities averages 17,751,265 miles. Plans include shoulder widening, curve and grade elimination, separated crossings, and a divided lane highway to improve future flow and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James D. Adams
State Highway Commission
Adams
Highway Commission
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
NOTH
Martha Talbott
American Legion Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Winton
Lodge No. 560
Indianola Club
Chris Myers
M. E
Yaquina Club
John Shaw
Central Press
E. V. Shepard
FORD
Uy Wulderabie
Semrsc-Cornwell
Dummy
North
J. Declarer
Bike
Jdulla Burke
Annie Burke
Vera Burke
Mary Burke
Charlotte Ragsdale
Jerome Lippeatt
Wilma Jean McClellan
Kenneth McClellan
Billy Spinks
Peegy Goodman
Agnes Burke
Joan Caldwell
Helen Rooksberry
Bonnie
Jean Pintle
Teddy Templeton
Jane Urke
Robby Butler
Ruth
Betty Bedwell
Tony Dutley
Dudley
Margaret Hirschfield
Don Crawford
Fredrick
Lotisville
Phillip Ringer
Frank Abram
Anna BE. Bedwell
Jesse Bedwell
Wayne Walraven
Mary Nell
Margie
Wm. Thompson
Kathryn Jane Philippe of
Middle-West
Gorn
Gambill
Ellis
Tippecanoe
Tecumseh
Prophet
Tippecanoe Battlefield
Universal Credit Company
C. S.T
Columbia
Fred Waring
C.S.T
How
Fords
Hibb
Meseb
Hamilton Drug CO
H. R. Buck
John Rogers
Bill Maddison
John Sarris
Mack Tyler
W. Vincennes
Plymouth
BUICK
Pontiac Gand& Powell Motor
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