Suburban Social News Brightwood Highlights Local Visits
A long column lists residents visiting friends and relatives across Indiana and nearby states. Names include Ida Rock in Muncie, Willam Bynum in Bellefontaine, Mary Rhoades in St Louis, Walter Caskey’s return from Greentown, and many other travelers from Greenfield to Indianapolis and beyond.
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Ida_Rock
Muncie
Willam Bynum
Bellefontaine
Mary Rhoades
St. Louis
Walter Caskey
Greentown
A. H. Mulholland
St. Paul
Ind
Wells Essex
Kokomo
John Rose
Greenfield
Sally Ferrell
Maxwell
Guert
Frank Ferrell
John Negley
Fond du Lac
Wis
B. Shaw
Albert Bowman
Morten Hodson
Greensburg
Anna Churchill
Elwood
L. H. Todd
Lon Hardesty
Clermont
John Todd
Indianapolis
Fred Hoover
Seattle
Wash
M. Vinta Meyer
Br. Omer Wiseman
Purdue
Arthur Blair
Bridgeport
Katherine Murray
Charles E. Howard
de Pauw University
Lawrence Miller
Olinville
Barnes
Mary Landworlen
Indianapol
C. Nolting
Jennie Kelly
Olive
Iliance
L. J. Todd
No grumbling about heat says cheerful fat man
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report quotes a cheerful, rotund man explaining that heat is a state of mind. He prefers cooling imagery, reads about snow and ice to temper his views, and imagines journeys from Alpine ice to Siberian snows to avoid discomfort.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Tyndall
Alps
Siberia
American Beauty At The Coronation In London
Mrs Chauncey and her husband with a Hereford Street Mayfair house will entertain amid coronation festivities. Phi Delta Theta Hall hosts Hilton A Brown party Wednesday. Wednesday noon two weddings occur at Downey Avenue Christian Church and Maxwell Street home, followed by receptions at 10 Maxwell Street.
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Fred Olsen
Purdue University
W.S. Moffett
Waynetown
John 8
Butler
Frank McGinnis
el Oro
Mexico
Gertrude Morris
Lincoln
Neb
Anna Morris
Elisabeth Wink
Knightstown
Essie Hunter
T. C. Austin
Anderson
E. W. Gans
Mansfield
Thomas U.owe
Hazel Reeves
Columbus
Theodore Gist
Addison
Glencairn
Ames
Chicago
Irvington
Elizabeth Poulson
Kappa Anos Gamma
Greenfield
J. E. Graham
Baltimore
Place Graham
Daniel Lesley
Joel Moorman
Cleveland
E. P. Wise
Igoe
Cincinnati
C. B. Clark
Central Avenue
A. F. Armstrong
Kokoamo
Thomas C. Howe
Burt
Rushville
R. G. Gilbert
Elm Avenue
Pearl
Lara Forsyth
Nineveh
Ind
Jennie Jeffries
University Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Downey Avenue Christian Church
R. E. Moore
Irvington High School
Anve & Caapeons
Thomas Hall
Rensselaer
Archibald Hall
Robert Hall
Downey Avenue
Edith Parr
Kokomo
Mai Brevoort
Charlotte Powell
John Downey
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Co. Bl. Coleman
Cripps Creek
James G. Layman
Belle
New York City
John Carroll
Madge Layman
Scot Butler
B. M. Records
Hutchinson, Minn
Sylvester Johnson
Records
Everett
Wash
Cornelia Allen
Allen
Evelyn Butler
Rebecca Howe
Carrie Howe
Sigma Chi
Greenwood
Philokurian Society
Delta Tau Delta
Indianapolis
London
Hilton A. Brown
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Delta Theta Hall
Mary Charlotte, Graham
Alfred Wiliam
Hope Whitcomb
Ernest Burgess Graham
Miss Whitcomb
Maxwell Street
George N. Eldridge
North Indianapolis social notes and memorial service
North Indianapolis residents are shown visiting relatives and friends in Bloomington Bunker Hill Lafayette Newport and Indianapolis. A Memorial service for Park Camp No 4 Modern Woodmen is set for 5 15 pm at the Methodist Church with interment at Crown Hill Cemetery. Local clergy and church choirs will participate and the Ladies Daughters of Pocahontas held an ice cream social at Red Men's Hall Clifton and Udell streets.
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Emma Owens
Tockvile
Thomas Hazelrigg
Bloomington
Frank Jenkins
Bunker Hill
Hazel
Bessie Bennett
Lafayette
C. Claude Travis
Newport
Bertha Mitchell
Olinville
Tompkins
May Richards
Fairmount
Brazier
Halday Mayberry
Joliettsville
L. 5. Dreyer
William W. Pfrimmer
Kentland
J. L. Dixon
Beulah Crisby
John Foster
Whitestown
Daughters of Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
Clifton
Udell
Park Camp No. #4
Methodist
Rader
Eugene
Home Presbyterian
Seventh Christian
J. Edward Brown
Home Presbyterian Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
North Pole Hardship Spin Delivers Cool Thoughts
A speaker wanders from heat grumbles to cosmic musings. He notes Earth gets only 2 in 2 billion of solar heat and imagines a hotter world becoming hell. The sun sits 92.5 million miles away with a frigid space beyond zero. He urges cool thoughts for happiness.
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North Pole
Hell
Candy for Change at the Railroad Newsstand
A Philadelphia Records story notes a rail line newsstand’s regulars buy penny candy with coins while waiting for trains. One man historically pays a nickel for two evening papers, then takes three pieces of candy, a habit echoed by others and now routine.
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Philadelphia
Is It Good to Be a Rose in Quiet Thought
A poetic dialogue between Old Roses and a speaker about the nature of being a rose. The speaker questions whether existence as a rose is desirable, while Old Roses offers softly guarded replies about dreaming, blooming, and birth. The piece weaves themes of innocence, inward life, and the tension between stillness and the wider world.
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Buda
Old Timer’s Home Town Echoes In A Wayward Boyhood Tale
An Indiana attorney Willis P McKinney recalls his native town during a visit, contrasting a modern grocery with the old wooden shop of his boyhood. He narrates street scenes, a courthouse square, a dog by the stove, and a vivid memory of a river misadventure that returns him to youth.
Man on Bridge Demands Advance Money for Clothes and Rig
McKinney offers money to a man on a bridge in exchange for clothes and a rig. The wary man agrees only if paid in advance. McKinney proposes a safe option with his hat and one shoe as security, then retrieves the gear and rides back to town ready to sell the horse and recount the tale.
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McKinney
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