Library Board Elects New President and Trustee
The Library Board met in the reading room with new president H H Scott taking office and Henry M Blake joining as trustee. Treasurer reports year income 2189.11 with 1551.15 spent leaving 637.96, December loans total 580, yearly totals show 7235 books read and 747 borrower cards in use, plus plan to purchase new books monthly through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Board
H. H. Scott
Henry M. Blake
Sadie Akers
J. F. Charles
Érid
Personal News Of Holiday Family Gatherings
Mary Bradford dined with Mary Makemson on Sunday. Several families hosted Christmas meals including Sparks, Anderson, Harvey, Arnett, Taylor, Dawson, Green, Thomason, and others across Rushville Marion and Muncie. Additional notes mention visits to Frankfort Pensacola Wabash Bluffton and Jonesboro and a marriage report of Marie Ellsworth to Vernon Crowell in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bradford
Mary Makemson
John Sparks
Wilbur Anderson
Francis Skerd
Charleston
Til
Perry Corey
Wilbert Nelson
Lesser Gardner
Tom Cole
Matilda Huff
Glenn Scott
Mr. Scott
Pensacola
Florida
Marion
W. C. Sharon
John Ray
Donald Ray
Wabash
Howard Watson
Lela Lytle
Earl Beekman
Isaiah Nelson
Clyde Nelson
Glendora
Wilbur Nelson
Hobart
Wilmetta
Guy Kilander
Sam Lee
Bluffton
Marion E. Lee
Henry Harvey
Mattie Arnett
Loomis
Jonesboro
Master Loomis
Jane A. Farr
Genevieve
James Farr
Lynn Boyd
Everett Anderson
van Buren
Marie Ellsworth
Vernon Crowel
Union City
Mrs Elmer Oxley Improves After Severe Rheumatism Attack
Mrs Elmer Oxley is slightly improved from a severe rheumatism attack. Mr and Mrs RD Stewart and Mrs Whitman visited as Christmas guests of Mr and Mrs John Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Oxley
R. D. Stewart
Mrs. Whitman
John Stewart
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Ideal Bakery
van Buren, Indiana
Mrs. Glaize
Telephone B
Indiana
Alva F. Duckwall Boot, Shoe and Harness Garage
Jonathan
California
Eer - Eee
Jersey
Ae Pratt
Goths Ince
Ast
Cox
South First Street
Roy Myers
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