Evansville Residents Visit Over Weekend
Olive Wilson of Evansville spent the weekend here with her parents. Vernon Brown Mildred Davis Elinor Smith and Donna Jones students at Lockyear's College Evanville spent the end here with relatives.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
5
Olive Wilson of Evansville spent the weekend here with her parents. Vernon Brown Mildred Davis Elinor Smith and Donna Jones students at Lockyear's College Evanville spent the end here with relatives.
Columbus resident visits local friends with Bluebird dance attendees from Enora Sullivan Walter DeListe and others. Indianapolis graduation trip by Mr and Mrs F A Seal. Oakland City and Vincennes visitors with LaRouche family. K of C initiation at Jasper draws attendance. Rexburg Idaho visitor to Court of St James royal reception. Evansville guests Margaret Sinnott and Mary Davis with others. Local move plans include Frankfort and Louisville trips. Several residents leave for Urbana and California for work or travel, with multiple family engagements and weekend returns.
A Sunday evening Sacred concert drew a full audience to hear The Holy City rendered by the quartet and ladies chorus. Organist Helen Ober Hyatt and director Mildred Brown Sebring led the performance, praised for its mastery and fine rendition. Visitors from Vincennes and Petersburg joined local churchgoers in a strong turnout.
Mrs. John W. Garrett wife of envoy returns from Europe on a two month leave to the United States. She is noted for social functions in Rome and spends time with her husband. The report names several families from Shoals Plainville and Crothersville attending a Sunday song picnic at Eastside Park and lists local visits and recent travels.
Betty attended the funeral service for Hubert Gardner held in Loogootee this morning.
Elmer Albin came back to Indianapolis today after several days with his parents Mr and Mrs Zack Albin. Mr and Mrs J L Myers of St Louis and Mrs Edith Myers and Mrs G H Coons traveled to Plainville on Saturday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Wm Humbaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hines and daughter Margaret and Miss Isa belle Kelly of St. Louis spent Sunday here with Mrs. Margaret Guth.
Billy Taylor and Alfred Mc Kinney returned to Byville after a weekend with relatives. Larry, Tress and Bob Stocks of Evansville spent Sunday with friends. Mrs Marion Sloan of Wheiland and Mrs B L Fisherland visited Sunday with their families. Ruby Pinkstaff spent Sunday in Lawrenceville with her parents. Marvin Miller of Vincennes stayed with friends Sunday evening. Frank Smith returned to Miles City Montana after a visit with his brother. Mr and Mrs Fred France and son Jimmy returned to trail after visiting Mr and Mrs Cast Main Street. Mr and Mrs W Guensbe and son Jackie of St Louis spent Sunday with friends.
Andrew J. Biddinger is appointed administrator of the estate of Almedia Ann Nikirke, late of Daviess County, Indiana, by the Daviess Circuit Court. The estate is described as solvent. Dated May 17, 1930.
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