AMBS Mattingly Wedding In Jasonville At St Joan Of Arc
Helen Marie Mattingly and Michael Everett Ambs were married at St. Joan of Arc in Jasonville with High Mass at 8 AM. Rev. Don Ryan officiated as Leanore Mattingly and Ralph Mattingly served as attendants. The couple, both longtime Jasonville residents, are the daughter and son of local families. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home. The groom's parents host a dinner that evening to honor the newlyweds.
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St. Joan of Arc
Jasonville
Helen Marie Mattingly
Michael Everett Ambs
Don Ryan
Leanore Mattingly
Ralph Mattingly
Henry Mattingly
Henry Ambs
Social calendar tonight and Thursday meetings across groups
Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at 7 50 P M with good attendance sought. American Legion meets at the Legion home at 7 30 p M. Thursday Greater Linton club gathers at Saron Reformed church 6 20 P M. Clarion club picnic supper at City park 6 P M. Ellis ladies bridge at club rooms 2 30. Mrs Claude Maxwell hostess Mt Mellick club with Mrs Ti A Powell 2 P M. Methodist ladies aid society at church 2 P M. Orange lodge at Red Men hall 7 30 P M. Indianola club with Mrs Frank Anderson at Midland all day. meet at Mrs Cliff Myers home by 10 30 A M to travel together. Truth Seekers class at Reformed church with Mrs Henry Duhne on Fairview road 2 P M. Wandtta club with Mrs Dan Mc Allister at 2 P M.
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The
Royal Neighbors
American Legion
Legion
Greater Linton Club
Saron Reformed Church
Clarion Club
Ellis
Claude Maxwell
Mt. Mellick Club
Ti. A. Powell
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Orange Lodge
Red Men Hall
Indianola Club
Frank Anderson
Midland
Cliff Myers
Truth Seekers
Reformed Church
Tienry Duhne
Fairview Road
Wandtta Club
Dan McAllister
Pretty Function by Tri Kappa Sorority Draws Crowded Card Table
Fifteen tables were filled for a benefit bridge hosted by the Tri Kappa sorority at the American Legion home last evening. The rooms glowed with larkspur, cosmos, sweet peas, hydrangea, and seasonal flowers. Mrs. E. V. Bull greeted guests as hostess. High scores earned prizes for women to Mesdames Avery Murray, Fred Cravens, and Joe Gerin and for men to Andy Humphreys and Claude Booher. Light refreshments followed the prize awards.
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Tri Kappa
American Legion
E. V. Bull
Mesdames
Avery Murray
Fred Cravens
Joe Gerin
Andy Humphreys
Claude Booher
Card Party and Lawn Social at K of C Hall
Members of the St Peters congregation enjoyed a card party and lawn social at the K of C club on North Main Street last evening. Ice cream cake lemonade and coffee were served on the lawn. Five Hundred was played with several tables filled. Prizes were won by Mrs Curtis McAfee and William Currans. This is the first of a series of lawn parties to be given at the club on Tuesday evening of each week.
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St. Peters
K. of C
North Main Street
Curtis McAfee
William Currans
Needlecraft Club and Families Picnic at City Park
Members of the Needlecraft club and their families enjoyed a picnic supper at the City park last evening. Attendance was 25 to 30. Baskets supplied a bountiful supper. The club will adjourn for the warmest summer months and resume in September.
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Needlecraft Club
Labor union meeting planned in Binton for two cities
A notice states representatives from all local unions in Jasonville and Linton will meet at the K of P hall in Binton on Thursday at 7 30 p m to finalize plans for re establishing a central labor union for both cities. T N Taylor president of the State Federation and Adolph Fritz secretary will be present.
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Jasonville
Linton
K. of P. Hall
Binton
T. N. Taylor
Adolph Fritz
Wills Be
Funeral service for Lloyd P Hayes in Jackson Tenn
Funeral service for Lloyd P. Per Hayes, who died suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Jackson Tennessee early yesterday morning, will be held at Worthington on Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock. The service will be attended by several relatives and friends residing in this city.
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Lloyd P
Per’) Hayes
Jackson
Tenn
Worthington
Dinner guests attend funeral of Mrs. Ellen Thayer
Mrs. Lou O'Brien hosted Tuesday dinner for Mrs. Wendall Hoffman and Mrs. Nettie Brown of Indianapolis and Mrs. Lucy Hastings and Miss Pauline Reno of Elnora who were in town for the funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen Thayer.
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Lou O’brien
Wendall Hoffman
Nettie Brown
Indianapolis
Lucy Hastings
Pauline Reno
Elnora
Ellen Thayer
Preacher to Speak at Vicksburg Thursday Evening
Rev. O. A. Cook will preach in Vicksburg Thursday at 7 30 pm changing from Friday. All residents are invited to attend the service and note the schedule shift.
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O. A. Cook
Vicksburg
Carnation Kid Headlines Grand Tonight Show
The Carnation Kid is billed for a performance at the Grand tonight, drawing local crowd anticipation. This routine act promises lively entertainment and a chance to see the popular stage personality in person.
Bridge Club At Country Club Sees Top Scores Awarded
Three tables played bridge at the Country Club on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lucille Brown and Mrs. Raymond Poe won first and second high scores and received prizes. Several club members played golf earlier. A buffet supper followed at 6 30 for members and families.
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Country Club
Lucille Brown
Raymond Poe
Mesdamey
Claude Maxwell
Percy Myers
Clyde Davis
Floyd McCullough
Horace Humphreys
Claude Harris
Gladys Mitchell
Grandma Holscher Suffers Broken Arm in Yard Fall
Mrs. Mary Holscher known as Grandma Holscher, over eighty, fell on her Fairview Road walk Tuesday afternoon. She broke her left wrist and suffered facial and left side bruising. her age makes the fall potentially serious. She attends the Methodist church and has many friends who regret the injury.
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Mary Holscher
Fairview Road
Personal notices from a small town social page
Donald Talbott travels to Flint Michigan for summer work as R A Scott arrives from Bedford Virginia to join his family. Mrs Foster and Dorothy Bell and Harold Talbott visit the Talbott family. Mrs I J Meker goes to Terre Haute to spend a week with daughter Mrs Joe McCullough. Homer West leaves for Dexter Missouri after a visit. Don Freeman of Times-Tribune in Corbin Kentucky visits with Kari Gibson family at 1140 East Vincennes. Dora Steep returns to Indianapolis after a weekend visit. caring for Mrs Tr sNbae there. Pletcher Duncan and relatives in town proceed home to Three Rivers Michigan with Frances Duncan and son Raymond. Lillie Nance hosts Bert Nance and family from Cleveland Ohio plus Cletus Youncey. visiting Hagameijer family in Sandboin. Henry Poe and wife return from Bloomington. visit daughters and families in Lexington and with C A Poe.
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Foster
Dorothy Bell
Harold Talbott
Will Talbott
I. J. Meker Hag
Terre Haute
Joe McCullough
Homer West
Dexter
Afra’ Visi
W. H. Wakefield
Don ‘Freeman
Times- Tribune
Corbin
City
Kari Gibson
East Vincennes Street
Dora Steep
Indianapolis
Steep
W. Tr. sNbae
Pletcher Duncan
Three Rivers
Mich
Frances Duncan
Raymond
Lillie Nance
Bert Nance
Gene
Cletus Youncey
Cleveland, C
Clarence Hagameijer
Sandboin
Henry Poe
Bloomington
Rt. D. Landis
W. P
Hanna
Mra. Poe
C. A. Poe
Postpone Picnic For Fidelity Circle Dinner
The Fidelity circle picnic dinner planned for Friday was postponed until a later date.
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Fidelity Circle
The Carnation Kid at Grand Tonight
A local entertainment note announces The Carnation Kid performing at Grand tonight, promising humor and crowd-pleasing acts. The piece highlights the show as a featured event with emphasis on the comedian's stage presence and audience appeal.
The Gate Marked Private and Mesquite Jenkins at Library
Ethel M Dell's The Gate Marked Private is praised as absorbing light fiction about Roberta Wendholme and Rosamond with a mystery of Rosamond's parentage, while Clarence Mulford's Mesquite Jenkins follows a Western revenge tale with fast riding and narrow escapes. Both titles are available at the public library.
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Tittie Staple Farm
Roberta Wendholme
Mathilda
Rosamond
Bobby
Richard Thorgrave
Roberta
Ethel M. Dell
Entertained in Honor of Little Daughter Joetta June
Mrs. Robert Jackson hosted Tuesday afternoon at her I Street NW home a party for her daughter Joetta June’s eighth birthday. Guests included Virginia Harbin, Bobbie Harbin, Karl Miller, Donald Miller, Robert Wilkie, Vera Alkire, Helen Alkire, Magdalene Miller, Louise McBride, and others. Refreshments of homemade ice cream wafers and iced tea were served after games planned by the hostess. Also notes: ad for Douglas McLean performance at the Grand tonight.
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Robert Jackson
I” Street
Joetta
Alice Young
Edward Fisher
Charles Poe
Virginia Rosa Harbin
Bobbie Harbin
Tarry Clark
Margaret
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New Tire Sales and Service
Federal Tire Service
N.fe
Sporting Goods All
Road Electric Company
Vincennes Street
Dorit
Greene County Loan Co
State Banking
Mary Hunter
Mattingly
Catholic Church
TRI Kappa Sorority
K. OF C. Hall
Spunehal
Everbody
Sinclair Gasoline
Sinclair
Sinclair Aircraft
Sinclair HC
Walter Wolf
Bridge
Holscher
Donald Talbott
Flint
R. A. Scott
Bedford
Douglas McLean
W. B
Office of the Association
Daily Citizen
Goodyear
Pathfinder
Paul Fry
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