Local Notes Highlight Visits and Upcoming Nuptials
Floyd Flinn and relatives visit Webster of Awrt. Grandparents visit in Hobart and Ottawa. Corrine Penrod to wed Carl Pate at Loogootee Methodist Church with Rev Mahler officiating. Pate is division chief at Evansville Internal Revenue. Penrod teaches in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrine Penrod
Leogootee
Carl Pate
Internal Revenue Department
Evansville
Loogcatee
C. F. Mahler
Pate
W.K. Penrod
Marvin County Tribune
Decatur, HI
Convention Brings Large Crowds to Union Meeting
The thirivettest annual convention of the CLE Union of the United Brethren Church drew large crowds from Monday through Wednesday. About 130 registered and lodged in city homes with meals at the church basement. Officers for the coming year were elected, with Rov H Turley as President and Rev J Wo McMurtry as Educational Secretary among others. The next convention will be held at Jasonville around the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Jasonville
Rov H Turley
D H Gilliatt
Bertha Hardy
Ola Hanger
Ruth Kilburn
Iva Wagsoner
Anna Hardy
Ietermediace
Erte Hardy
Quiet Hour
Lilien Ragains
Alma Borkenheim
Mission Sec
Dale Batcram
Stewardship
J Wo McMurtry
Educational Sec
D Hf Gillrac
Ethereney
Church Choir Benefit Musical Tonight at 9
The M. E. Church choir presents a fundraising program tonight at 9 featuring sacred solos duets and choirs including Naomi Laughiin Mrs. H. L. Semmers and Ethel Sommers. Proceeds go to the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Plein
Nuts Sparrow
Naomi Laughiin
H. L. Semmers
Tarry
Holy Father
Lard How Manifeld
Trice Madpe Eagle
Marorie Anderson
Ethel Sommers
Giod
Shake
Ben Helm
Odell
H. L. Sommers
Admii
Joe
Miss Regine Anderson Visits Sister in Indianapolis
Miss Regine Anderson is visiting her sister Mrs ALC McWilliams in Indianapolis.
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Regine Anderson
Alc. McWilliams
Indianapolis
MULE BRINGS GRIEF IN PROBABLE DUI CASE IN TOWN
A wagon loaded with liquor led to the detention of Roscoe Leech and William Farrier after their vehicle stopped near the U B church during a convention. Authorities seized the car and cargo. Farrier was released while Leech remained jailed to sober up and face charges. A nearly full gallon jug of liquor was found in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Leech
William Farrier
U. B
West Main Street
C.E. Union
Leach
Lyons
Farrier
Blankenship
Beehunver
Leech
Marshall Wallick
Washington
Ferner
Locals Lose Fast Game Sunday to Hymera
The Odon White Sox were defeated 3 to 1 by Hymera Sunday in a fast game. Ray Cooper returned to mound duty for Odon after eight years and pitched well, while Hymera’s Britton and Marley teamed for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon White Sox
Hymera
Ray Cooper
White Sox
Britton
Marley
Odon—Cooper
Correll
Scouts Hike to Log Cabin
Boy Scout Troop No 1 hiked to Jog Church area miles northeast of town for a weekend camp. Carlos Summerville injured when an axe slipped striking his knee, caused a severe knee cap wound. He received first aid, stitches, and is healing at home. crew returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Carlos Summerville
Summerville
Married at Washington Thomas Turpin Weds Edna Hackler
Thomas Turpin of Bloomington and Edna Hackler of Odon quietly married at the First Christian church parsonage with Rev Leroy F. Sargent officiating. The couple will reside in Bloomington where Turpin works for Monona railroad. Ethel and Pearl Baker are in Indianapolis after Ethel's appendicitis operation performed Tuesday. Baker reported doing well. A county Ku Klux Klan meeting at the city park drew about a thousand people amid roadside explosions and the burning of a large cross northeast of town around one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Turpin
Bloomington
Edna Hackler
Odon
Leroy F. Sargent
First Christian Church
Turpin
Monona Railroad Company
Miss Ethel
Pearl Baker
Indiaanapolis
Miss Baker
Ku Klux Klan
Chautauqua Week Features Green and His Band
The fifth day showcases Green and his superbly uniformed band with Noble Howard Merrill Heary Roy Williams Wilbur Conrad and Melvin Merager among others. The tent will host The Storm Olivette Barnaby Entertainers and Sheehan Concert Co with lectures and a Junior Chautauqua playleader program for children. George W Ray lectures Through Five Republics on Horseback and the Daviess Light Opera Co. performs Olivette on the third night. The crowd is expected to fill the tent for a varied program beginning June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Indianapolis Military Band
Roy Williams
Indianapolis Municipal Symphony Orchestra
Wilbur Conrad
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Melvin Merager
Earl Fuller
Green
Olivette
Barnaby
Sheehan Concert Co
Daviess Light Opera Co
George W. Ray
Rexall store touts Tanlac and wallpaper sale
Local ad notes Tanlac and vegetable pills for sale at the Rexall Store next to the Post Office with wall paper special discounts. Visits from Indianapolis relatives and various local social notes follow, including painter supply, theater management change, and Purdue baseball captaincy for John Campbell.
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Rexall
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