Mrs Ingleman Hosts Halloween Party for Club Members
Mrs John Ingleman entertained L A W club members and guests at her home for a Halloween festival. Guests enjoyed costumes and games with prizes for best dressed, a reading program, and a plate luncheon served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ingleman
L. A. W. Club
Hft
Lou Rhodenbeck
Davi Shields
Bland Silvey
Bertha Richardson
Maddox
Oscar Haseman
Roy Hayes
Jesse Morgan
Herbert Priest
George Sharitz
Dave Short
John Beck
W. M. Maddox
David Shields
Grover van Meter
Bennie
Parks
L. B. Letterman
Ven Johnson
Wayne Corbin
Claude Sipes
Lloyd Rhodenbeck
Fannie Rhodenbeck
Murl Haseman
Mattie Haseman
Nina Parks
Ingleman
Personal notices from Linton and surrounding towns
Mrs T G Beatty visits Palestine JH. Miss Ruby James of Louisville visits Linton. Mrs Emma Scarbough visits Bloomfield. Maude Asbury and June shop in Dugger. Mary Collins travels to Bicknell to work as nurse. Louise Bedwell visits Sullivan to see mother Mrs Goodman. Russell Hall and children visit Decatur HK. Benefield of Carlisle returns home after visiting daughter. Vern Smith Gifford Dring of Chicago guests of Shepherds in South Linton. Ida Strietelmeier goes to Burns City for weekend with Sargent family. Minerva Stockrahm to Bloomfield to visit daughter Lola Miller. H G Scott travels to Columbus for daughter illness. Mary Courtney visits parents in North Main. Thomas Williams and wife visit former Linton residents in Coshocton. Kathryn McKissick, Indiana University student, attends football game in Linton. McKissick, former Linton teacher, bets on red and blue. Beulah Gail Browning and Genavieve Rousch from Indianapolis spend weekend with parents in town. Browning works in capital. Rousch studies at Madame Blaker's school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Beatty
Palestine
John Young
Tloomfield
Ruby James
Louisville
Linton
Emma Scarbough
Bloomfield
Maude Asbury
June
Dugger
Mary Collins
Bicknell
Louise Bedwell
Sullivan
G. W. Goodman
Russell Hall
Decatur
Benefield
Carlisle
Vern Smith
Gifford Dring
Chicago
William Shepherd
South Linton
Ida Strietelmeier
Burns City
Elva Sargent
Minerva Stockrahm
Lola Miller
H. G. Scott
Columbus
Peter Osborne
Mary Courtney
Indianapolis
Clifford Courtney
North Main Street
Thomas Williams
Coshocton
John Williams
Kathryn McKissick
Indiana University
First Child in Home Betty Eileen Born
A fine five pound baby girl arrived Tuesday October 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Dresden reen She is the first child in the home and has been named Betty Eileen The mother was formerly Miss Susie Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dresden Reen
Betty Eileen
Susie Johnson
Delightful Halloween Party At Workman Home
Miss Gaynell Workman entertained the W A W club and guests at her home with Halloween decorations ghostly figures and jack o lanterns. Prizes went to Mrs Earl Skemp Miss Bonna Baughman and Miss Gladys Campbell. Refreshments followed for club members and many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynell Workman
W. A.W
Evéttre
Earl Skemp
Bonna Baughman
Gladys Campbell
Pearl Skemp
Durham
Pansy
Ronna Baughshan
Mary
Navah Richardson
Esther Duhne
Katherine Blackburh
Ruby
Slinkard
Femn Plew
Edith Durham
Edna Owens
Ione Baughman
Enina Lagrande
Madge Porter
Dunlétte Espy
Jasonvillé
Lola Workman
West Atlas Notes on Local Families and Illness
Le Roy McBride, two, is convalescing from pneumonia. Austin and Freeman Wools and families visited relatives on Terre Haute Brazil. William Alsman family and William Horace Gambill stayed with Walter Strickland and Sig Roovers family in Bloom.
Saturday Dinner Guests and Local Illness News
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Ora Fainet and Mrs Mafietta Phobas with Mrs Clara Payne at Mobdtris chapel. Walter Swaby and his five children, with his wife, are ill in Tilton Arkansas from typhoid fever. the wife died two weeks ago. Mrs Carl Wilber hosted a comfort-tacking party with Mrs John Robson and others, and Miss Gwendolyn Gilbert hosted a Halloween party for Morris chapel youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wilber
Johnn Robson
Austin Woolf
West Atlas
Leo Calvert
Edith Collec
Dugger
John Robson
Nelda
Terre Haute
Roison
George Archer
Gwendolyn Gilbert
Peopile
Morris Chayicl
Eras
Hallowe'en Dance at Moose Hall With Snappy Charleston Band
Halloween dance advertised at Moose Hall features a lively Charleston orchestra performing all round dances from 9 to 12. Admission priced at 1.00 dollars. Venue address listed as 3012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
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Daily Citizen
Hallowe’ En
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Genavieve Rousch
Marshall Browning
Brisousch
Miss Browning
Capital
Miss Rousch
Madame Blaker
Workman
Wakefield
South Main Street
ODD Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en Dance
Terhune
Gato Sheet Metal
Dutonjgt
Linton Sheet Metal
West Works Street
Scott’s the Dry Goods
Wearwell
Storm King
D. R. Scott & CO
Maxwell & Persons
S. Main St
Atwater
Kent
Weaf of
New York
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Mary Lewis
Paul Kochansky
Depuis le
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Louise
Mary Lewis II
Die Meistersinger
Paul Kochanski
Mary Lewis IV
Cadman
Pearl Curran _J
Huntington Terry
Gopak
Pale Moon
Yota Aravoneza
Mousseffisky
Rachmaninoff Logan-Kreisler
Sarasate
Paul Kochanski V
My Lovely
Celia
The
Merie
Mary Lewis VII
Elmer Zoller
Missy Lewis Massen
Bach-Gounod
Carl H. Roach
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