Personal travel and visits noted in Brownstown area
Numerous residents and relatives from Brownstown travel to cities including Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and Louisville for business visits family time or medical reasons. Notables include John Wallace Sparksville Laura Peters Edna Morgan and families from Terre Haute Noblesville Madisonville and Joliet with appearances by Ford Carter Fettig and Van de Walle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Sparksville
Thomas Rowland
Cincinnati
T. J. Ackley
Louisville
J. A. Fulwicher
Indianapolis
J. F. Tunley
Laura Peters
G. M. Beldon
Osgood
Walter Ackeret
L. R. Kieffer
Lafayette
John E. Kieffer
FE. L. Kieffer
Brownstown
Levi Coffin
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Rockstrah
Ewing Street
C. J. Cummings
A. P. Carter
F. F. Buhner
Christine
New Mexico
Otto Hartman
Ross Perry
Walter Trowbridge
Noblesville
Will Trowbridge
Albert Walters
E. S. Stanfield
John Darling
W. E. Becker
Mildred
Joliet
Inl
George T. Taylor
North Ewing Street
S. W. Shields
C. A. Branaman
Bedford
Edna Morgan
Madisonville
Henry Price
Harold Dennis
Terre Haute
Roscoe Collins
Dennis
Pauline Ball
Philip Fettig
Fettig
Louise Beldon
C. W. Rockstrah
Beatrice
Junior
Rockstrah
John Rockstra
Enos
J. B. Hull
Edward Hoeferkamp
New York City
Elizabeth Hoeferkamp
Karl K. van de Walle
Dreamland
George Nuss
McCammon
Miami
Luckey Seven
The
Majestic
Charles Harsch
Kansas City
Charles Ingram
Leesburg
Fla
E. W. Donaldson
Dora Jenks
Shelbyville, Ky
Harsch
Ingram
Shelbyville
Seymour Country Club Hosts June Event With Golf and Dance
The June committee at Seymour Country Club hosted a firelight entertainment with two golf tournaments, a ladies two hole event won by Mrs Don Bollinger and a men s flag tournament led by Edwin Buhner who planted a flag farthest on the twelfth hole. A plate luncheon followed by a dance drew many members including a large Columbus contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
T. S. Blish
Edwin Buhner
O. H. Montgomery
John Shields
Judge Montgomery
K. D. Mann
Columbus
Rebekah Lodge Plans Majestic Theatre Service Night
The Rebeka Lodge met at IOOF Hat on North Chestnut to arrange attendance at a Majestic Theatre service led by Rev. Golden A. Smith. Elsie Moses was named district deputy president of the Rebekah Lodges in Jackson county by Clara D. Evans. Guests from Hayden included the Glixners and Simmons family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeka
IO. O. F
Hat
North
Chestnut Street
Majestic Theatre
Rebekah
Majestic
Golden A. Smith
First Methodist Church
Elsie Moses
Jackson County
Clara D. Evans
Mes. Moses
Hayden
John Glixner
Will Glixner
Allie Simmons
Mary Simmons
Charles Simmons
Charles Baker
Robert Simmons
Birthday party honors Omer Quinn at Farmington home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Quinn in Farmington hosted a prettily appointed birth day party for their son Omer Quinn on Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis, Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn and son Kenneth, Misses Gladys Hackman Thelma Hackman Bertha Schmidt Edith Schmidt Martha Graessle and others from Jeffersonville and local families. Light refreshments were served after music and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Quinn
Farmington
Omer Quinn
Leonard Davis
John Quinn
Kenneth
Gladys
Thelma Hackman
Bertha
Edith Schmidt
Martha
George Alice Graessle
Frieda Stein
Mrs Blish Guests Travel to Lincoln for June Wedding
Mrs Meedy Shields Blish Jr and her guests Mrs William McKenzie of St Louis and Miss Annis Spring of Indianapolis left for Lincoln Thaois to attend the marriage of Miss Alice Anderson. The note adds that Carolyn Colvin of Brownstown will wed Orville Weaver of Rateliff Grove on June 20 and that the couple will live in Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Colvin
Louis Colvin
Brownstown
Orville Weaver
Thomas Weaver
Rateliff Grove
Surprise Announcement Shocks Many Observers
A sudden announcement caught a broad audience off guard with no prior indication. Officials and residents alike expressed astonishment as details remained scarce and curiosity grew about implications and next steps. The quick turn of events prompted questions about timing and potential consequences.
Marriage of Miss Annis L Park er and Thomas Eb Kane
Miss Annis L Parker of Indianapolis wed Thomas Kane of Columbus in a Saturday ceremony at the Clerk's office Brownstown. The service was conducted by Rev. Jessie Nichols of the Pentecost church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis L. Parker
Morton L. Parker
Indianapolis
Thomas Eb. Kane
Thomas Kane
Columbus
Brownstown
Jessie Nichols
Pentecost Church
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Ours
Pennsylvania Railroad
G Society
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Chicago
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University of Chicago
Meadville College
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Penn
Albany
N.Y
France
Germany
Scotland
Laura Lucas
Laura T. Lucas
Warren F. Woodring
Meadvil's
Buffalo
New York
Weaver—Colvin
Richart
Geo.f. Kamman
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Kosmortar
Fies
Bevins Plumbing, Heating and Electric Shop
W. L. Clark
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