Logal Secret Orders Hold Annual Election
December elections occurred across secret orders with many names listed for officers and trustees. The Greencastle team conferred the adoption degree at the meeting and hosted an oyster supper with about 150 members and guests. Next Monday the Wichita team of Indianapolis will deliver the work. The Wapeekeewa Club held a semi annual election naming officers for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Orders
Cecil Winsted
Sachem
R. M. McKnight
Paul Campbell
Sagamore Ehner Stephenson
Sagamore
C. A. Moore
R. Albert Barlow
Wed Robinson
Greencastle
Wichita Team
Indianapolis
Wapeekeewa Club
Harl Almond
James Stephens
Elmer Jarvis
Frank Spear
Harry Spear
Masonry Leadership Roster Includes Stephenson and Hollingsworth
A list details officers and roles such as Chancellor Commander Elmer Stephenson Vice-Chancellor A H Grey Master of Arms Wilbur Moon Inner Guard Frank Calbert Outer Guard Master of Work W S Voss Keeper of Records and Seals Delbert Vaughn Master of Finance Bred M Breedrove Master of Exchequer J B Dennis Host Trustee John T Hollingsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stephenson
A. H. Grey
Eee
W. C. Zaring
Wilbur Moon
Frank Calbert
Frank Dalton
W.S. Voss
Delbert Vaughn
M. Breedrove
J. B. Dennis Host
John T. Hollingsworth
Simmons Coleman Wedding Ties Simmons Family, Indianapolis Native
Miss Ruth Simmons daughter of Wm H Simmons of this place wed Leslie Coleman of Indianapolis in Louisville Kentucky on Friday December 3. Coleman a purchasing agent for Fairbanks Morse Electrical Co will reside with his parents at 1847 Koehne street Indianapolis afterward.
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Ruth Simmons
Wm. H. Simmons
Leslie Coleman
Indianapolis
Louisville
Mr. Coleman
Fairbanks Morse Electrical Co
Koehne Street
Copley Quintet to Perform at Opera House as Course Stop
The Copley Quintet will give an entertainment at the opera house on Tuesday evening December 14 as the third number of the lecture course.
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Copley
Opera House
Rebuilt North Vine Street Home Is Modern Resting Spot
The former public library on North Vine Street has been remodeled into a modern five room ground floor home with full basement storage. William and Otis Ram mell converted it over three months, installing a furnace and full electrical wiring. They sold the property to Mrs. Alice McClain for $4,000 and E. M. Milan and family have rented to move in.
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North Vine Street
Public Library
William and
Otis Rammel
Ramelts
Alice McClain
E. M. Milan
Banquet for Members of Eastern Star Observed at Plainfield
Forty Eastern Star members attended a banquet at the Masonic Temple hosted by Plainfield Chapter. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Swearegain of Indianapolis and several other couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Plainfield
Masonic Temple
Ralph W. Swearegain
Indianapolis
Carter Helvie
Arthur Moore
Frank Evans
M. E
Nina Vaughn
Marie Atwood
Margaret Inman
Julia Dickson
Ruth Palmer
Hilda Black
Katherine Arnold
C. C. Miller
A. D. Johnson
W. A. Rushton
Iva Inman
Senior piano pupils receive second examination grades
The senior class of piano pupils under Miss Helen Baldock in the Sherwood Music Course have their second examination results. Esther Sullivan led with 99 plus, Nina Vaughn and Edith White tied at 97.5, Florence Newlin at 97. Junior class top marks include Olive Mills with 100 and Wilma Duffey Lucille Roark Florence Clendenning at 99.5, Bertha Jackson 97.5. Baldock pupils will recital later.
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Helen Baldock
Sherwood
Esther Sullivan
Nina Vaughn
Edith White
Florence Newlin
Olive Mills
Wilma Duffey
Lucille Roark
Florence Clendenning
Bertha Jackson
High School Mock Trial Teaches Law Basics
In a Commercial Law class at a local high school students enact a courtroom scene. The State of Indiana accuses Ruth Campbell of carrying a concealed weapon with Hildon Calbert as prosecutor and Julia Kreider and Margaret Brown as defense counsel.
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Stevenson
Peter
Indiana
Ruth Campbell
Hildon Calbert
Elmer Jarvis
Marcus Dixon
Julia Kreider
Margaret Brown
Friday Club Luncheon Hosts and Guest Day Reminder
Mrs Harry S Sanders and others hosted the Friday Club luncheon at Mrs Sanders country home with twenty five members and two guests. Guest day by the Home Economies Department will be held with Mrs Ray Briner and Mrs McClain at Mrs McClain's home tomorrow afternoon featuring Miss Norton Home Demonstrator and a demonstration of Christmas suggestions.
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Harry S. Sanders
David Douglass
Horace L. Hanna
Frank Cooper
Hubert Brown
Sanders
Robert Sanders
Frank Ellis
The
Woman’s Club
Ray Briner
McClain
Civic Department to Meet at Library Next Wednesday
The Civic Department will hold a meeting at the library next Wednesday afternoon to discuss upcoming civic activities and community outreach.
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Civic Department
Mail Clerk Struck by Auto In Foggy Morning Incident
Donald Douglass, a mail clerk, was hit by a Ford driven by Will Heringlake early Saturday while attempting to hail a ride in Cleveland. The foggy dark morning caused poor visibility. Douglass was knocked down and possibly run over by a front wheel. He was unconscious briefly and has since improved but cannot work.
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Donald Douglass
Will Heringlake
Mr. Douglass
Cleveland
Mr. Heringlake
Heringlake
Douglass
Pittsboro Loses Home Court as Local Five Win 31 23
The H. S. 31 defeated Pittsboro 31 to 23 on their home floor, the first loss for Pittsboro this season at home. The local offense clicked early with seven points in two minutes, and their quick ball movement kept Pittsboro from mounting a comeback. Local lineup included Jarvis, Stewart, Reese, Calbert, Hagee, with substitutions Smith, Phillips, and Spear. Next Friday Plainfield High faces Clayton, a strong foe after Clayton beat Litton 24 12 and Litton previously defeated the locals 16 to 5.
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Pittsboro
Jarvis
Stewart
Reese
Calbert
Hagee
Smith
Phillips
Spear
Plainfield H. S
Clayton
Litton
Union Homes Economics Class Meeting Highlights
The Union Homes Economics Class met with Mrs. Alva Larvey assisted by Mrs. Charles Thornbro on Tuesday afternoon. Christmas gifts were exchanged in the grab-bag. Miss Norton demonstrated Christmas Suggestions. Refreshments of chicken sandwiches pickles and coffee were served.
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Union Homes
Alva [Larvey
Charles Thornbro
Radiant Snow of Christmastide Poem Fragment
A lyrical fragment describes Christmastide snow covering a town and forest. Firelit windows glow while pale flakes fall from the heavens. Silent firs stand uplifted as carillons ring and an angelic chorus proclaims peace on earth.
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Breom
Offering for Armenians in Hendricks County Sunday Schools
Jonathan Lowe chairman of the Hendricks County Sunday Schools asks all county Sunday schools to take their Christmas season offering for Syrian and Armenian children. The offering should be collected on the third or fourth Sunday in December and checks made payable to Cleveland H. Dodge treasurer Near East Relief mailed to 1 Madison Ave New York NY.
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Jonathan Lowe
Hendricks County Sunday Schools
Lowe
Cleveland H. Dodge
Near East Relief
Madison Ave
New York
N.Y
Santa Claus and the Star Queen Cantata at Church
A Christmas cantata titled Santa Claus and the Star Queen will be presented at the Christian church under Mrs. Charles Symons on Sunday evening December 27 at 7 o clock. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
the Star Queen
The
Christian Church
Charles’ Symons
Local Hero Fends Off Night Intruder at Ken House
Gus Krebs awoke to a prowler outside his chic ken house in the night and, armed with a poker, confronted a black figure with bright eyes. The intruder fled but Krebs found his victim first thing next morning to be a skunk.
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Gus Krebs
Skunk
Christmas Hymn: The Silent Skies Speak of Christ
A devotional verse reflects on Christmas as the same sacred event, noting how creation proclaims the birth of Christ. The speaker asks readers to listen to nature's song and live faithfully in tribute to the newborn King.
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Christ
Savior
Annual Ghurgh Bazaar Declared A Decided Success
The M E Woman's Bible Class bazaar held in the Masonic building raised about 270 dollars after expenses, with 302.23 in receipts and 25 invested. Donations from church members and local businesses supported the event featuring food, crafts, a fortune teller, auctions, and music by the high school and Plainfield orchestras.
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M. E. Woman's Bible Class
Masonic Building
Plainfield
Stanley Hardware Company
Stanley
Pazaar
Masons
Charles Tucker
B.W. Anderson
W.R. Elliott
Harvey & Son
Wils Dalton
High School Notes and Opera House Evening Program
The Senior class plans a December 14 lecture number at the Opera House featuring the Copley Quintet with mixed quartets, trios, duets, and solos. Special notice warns of two fires that night if weather allows. The Guilford Township Farmers Institute met the Senior High School with lively singing, orchestra numbers, and talks on farm life and health. The Cicero class presented an engaging program Wednesday morning.
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Opera House
Copley
Uts
Guilford Township Farmers’ Institute
Johnson
H. S
Prin. Stevenson
Thompson
Marcus Dixon
Guilford Farmers Institute Highlights Community Sessions
The Guilford Township Farmers Institute held three sessions with RB L Thompson of Topeka speaking on economic production of live stock at the library morning program and Attitude Toward Home Life at the high school in the afternoon. Mrs. Morton Fordice lectured on Woman's Part in Reconstruction and The Art of Right Living. The Girls Sewing Class demonstrated the National Cap and Apron as a charter prerequisite.
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Guilford Township
Morton Fordice
Russelville
State Federation of Farmers
F. Penkiln
Jane ‘Moore
Leota Carraway
B. W. Anderson
Dalton Carraway
Horace Ballard
Church Announcements and Upcoming Services
Church notices urge members to attend next Sunday services and adult education topics. The pastor will discuss The Balm in Gilead and Open Windows in evening sessions. Conference minutes will be distributed next Sunday and furnace repairs are promised for December 13.
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Plainfield
Gilead
Sunday religious program schedule with lectures and meetings
The notice lists a Sunday schedule starting 9 30 AM with Sunday school for an hour and prayer related sermon at 10 50 PM. 2 30 PM group prayers and 6 15 PM young people's meeting. 7 PM stereopticon views feature Friends African Mission field with Alicia Cope lecturing. Whittier evening December 19 at 7 PM noted. full program to follow next week.
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Alicia Cope
Whittier
Cope and Ca Selling Wide Range of Items Daily
Cope and Company list daily sales of numerous goods with steady turnover across many categories. The note hints at broad inventory and ongoing offerings beyond the stated items.
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Cope. & Ca
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Logal Secret Orders
A. Ms
Ray Grimes
M. Geo. Benjamin
Sphesia Ss. W
J. D. Will Dalton
Tyler Earl Almond
Ernest Cooper
E. J. Kendall
Emil B. Mills
Kk. of
Mickie
Eastern Star
P. H.S. Law Glass
Court OF Justice
Home Economics
Podunk
G. T. White
George Black
Guilford Farmers
Methodist
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