Mrs. C E Combs Speaks At Auxiliary Meeting
American Legion auxiliary at Mrs Hattie Sherwood home hosts 25 members for an evening featuring state president Mrs Charles E Combs of Bloomfield. She urges support for disabled soldiers in hospitals and Christmas seal sales. Members plan knit blocks for Kentucky home and donate fruit jelly candy or socks before Christmas.
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Hallowe’en
American Legion Auxiliary
Hattie Sherwood
Bloomfield
America
Wattie Sherwood
Charles Page
Otto Hanger
Arthur Miller
Combs
W. J. Hamilton
Julia Rector
Clinton Men Die in Separate Industrial Accidents
Clinton Ind October 28 Two Clinton men were fatally injured yesterday afternoon in separate industrial accidents. Sherman Wi Hoosier died after being crushed beneath a heavy steam shovel. Carl Matsey died from injuries after a rock fall at Crown Till mine No 2. Both men died at Vermilion county hospital.
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Clinton
Ind
Sherman Wi. Hoosier
Carl Matsey
Crown Till
Vermillion County
Halloween Dance at Moose Hall Draws Public Invite
Big Wallowe en dance advertised with good music at Moose Hall inviting the public. Event runs from 9 to 12, masked or unmasked, admission one dollar. 27t5e
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Moose Hall
Nataramas Class Holds Halloween Masquerade Social
The Baptist Sunday school Nataramas class held its monthly social at Mrs. Claude Sipes home with a Halloween masquerade. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl Corbin and Mrs. Will Haney. refreshments were served by Mrs. Sipes assisted by several members and guests.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Claude Sipes
Hallowe
Earl Corbin
Will Haney
Sipes
Rufus Southard
David Shields
Grover van Meter
Earle Corbin
James Wessel
Arthur Bechtel
William Harrah
Cecil Brock
Wayne Corbin
Wilber
Cromwell Craft
Dan Shonk
Rex
A.J. Winters
Elmer Johnson
Ven Johnson
Harold
Ralph Thrasher
David ‘Shields
Rex Shields
McHaley
Alvin Adams
Orville Strong
Mary
Laine
Delphian Club Session At Public Library
The Delphian club met yesterday afternoon at the public library with good attendance. Plans were made to entertain nearby clubs in Sullivan, Greene and Knox counties. Next meeting leader is Mrs Mahlon Gilbreath with readings by Esther Schloot, Mrs Clyde Davis, Mrs Bruce Fleetwood, Mrs Andy Humphreys and Mrs Lee Hixson.
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Delphian
Sullivan, Greene
Knox County
Mahlon Gilbreath
Bruce Fleetwood
Eve
Andy Humphreys
Lee Hixson
White Side Winners Host Hallowe'en Party at Baptist Church
The white side of the Baptist B Y P U hosts a Halloween party after defeats by the red and blue sides. Guests enter by the front door for a masked ghostly reception with prizes for best dressed and best couple. Activities include a grand march, games, a Halloween playlet, and local races.
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Baptist B. Y. P. U. Society
Linton
Personal notices from Bainbridge and nearby towns
Mrs E Pritchard returned to her Bainbridge home after visiting her son H J Pritchard in the city. Mrs Andrew Bennie and her son Billie traveled to Bloomfield to visit her sister Mrs Charles Hawkins. Mrs Bert Elliott and daughter Miss Bennetta left for Knoxville to visit another daughter. Mr and Mrs Francis Earles returned to Detroit after a ten day visit with Etta Tanner and her parents W F Booker. Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson and children Lee Ellis Helena and Miss Anna Lamb of Lone Tree joined by Mrs Riley Creager of Sullivan and Perry Hensley of Washington were guests yesterday of C T Laffoon family.
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E. Pritchard
Bainbridge
Ind
H. J. Pritchard
Andrew Bennie
Billie
Bloomfield
Charles Hawkins
Bert Elliott
Miss Bennetta
Knoxville
Francis Earles
Detroit
Etta Tanner
W. F. Booker
Edward Robinson
Lee, Ellis
Helena
Anna Lamb
Lone Tree
Riley Creager
Sullivan
Perry Hensley
Washington
C. T. Laffoon
Juniors Halloween Party at First Christian Church
The Junior Christian Endeavor society invites all juniors to a Hallowe en party tomorrow at 4 30 p m in the junior house. Attendees should come masked and bring apples or popcorn.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
The
First Christian Church
Moose Legionnaires Masque Gathering At Moose Hall
The Moose Legionnaires meet tonight at 7 o clock for a masque party at Moose Hall. Members are asked to come masked and refreshments will be served.
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Moose Legionnaires
Moose Hall
Knights of Columbus Hold Jolly Halloween Party
A Knights of Columbus hall on North Main hosted a Halloween party for St. Peter's congregation and friends. The event featured seasonal decorations, costumes led by W. T. Cushing in fishing attire, games, and pumpkin pie with coffee served to many attendees.
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Knights of Columbus
North Main Street
St. Peter's
W. T. Cushing
St. Peter’s Church
Dempsey
Jasonville
Cushing
Live Wire Class Social Session At Baptist Church
The Live Wire class held its monthly business and social meeting noting an average attendance of 40 and average 1.99 dollars per member in giving. Officers Floyd Smith president Muriel Burris vice president Mildred Harbett secretary reported progress for a Christmas play and annual banquet. Guests Rev. O A Cook and George Stewart attended with 34 members present. Hot chocolate and wafers were served.
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The
Baptist Church
Floyd Smith
Muriel Burris
Mildred Harbett
Durin
O. A. Cook
George Stewart
Hyacinth club Halloween masquerade party Friday
The Hyacinth club hosts a Hallowe'en masquerade party Friday evening October 30 at Mrs. Irvin Taylor's home 560 First Street Northwest. Members are asked to arrive masked and bring a masked guest. The entertainment committee promises an unusually good time. The party begins promptly at 8 o'clock.
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Hyacinth Club
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Hallowe'en Goods
First
Pope
Daily Citizen
CE. Combs
Ameri
Can Legion Auxiliary
Eskew
Tyler
Rudy Furnaces
Atsthai
New Rock Bottom
Eskew & Tyler
Terhune Apartments
Hallowe'en
Ooper
Lothes
Frank M. Welch
Will C. Welch
Hamilton
V. C. Bull
E. V. Bull
Dentists Telephone No
D. R. Scott & CO
Maxwell & Persons
Main St
Caron
Marcel
Rainbow Beauty
Ashby
Paul Fry
FORD
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