Tri Kappa and garden club events loom large
Dorothy Ingalls elected president of Beta Zeta chapter of Tri Kappa at a Gainesville area meeting held at Mrs. Franklin L. Snider’s home with pledges introduced and an initiation planned for June 14 at Mrs. Graham’s home. Garden Club and Marian Sodality meetings plus a June 14 initiation and July 2 food market are noted along with various local club activities and a spring dance recital by the James Britton School of Dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ingalls
Mtg
Denzil Williams
TRI Kappa
P. Scudder
Franklin L. Snider
A. T. Teinhart
Grand Avenue
Burris
Martha Wilkinson
L. Ingalls
Walnut Street
Beta Zeta
Paul G. Smiley
Garden Club
Ernest E. Killion
Bedford Road
McEvilly
James Britton School of Dancing
Rand
Tri Kappa Sorority
Washington
Sally Walters
Patrick O’donnell,Jr
Beverly Kay Bartlett
Jackie Allen
Richard Murdock
Virginia Fitzgerald
Wanda Fitzgerald
Marilyn
Harriet Reinsel
Eleanor Ruth -Overbay
Erect Keller
Carolyn Johnson
al Keller
Mary Florence Hyatt
Agatha Malloy
Constance ‘Steinhart
Elene Callis
Flapper Fanny Visits Families Across Indiana
Shelved notes from the column list travelers and familiar names. Mrs George Gilliaft Mrs Margaret Guth and Mrs Fred Pri Billie Mae visit St Louis while Rev James P Calvin attended church at St Meinrad. Indiana trips include trips to Indianapolis Louisville and Cincinnati with relatives and a Michigan trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling
Joseph Apeealed
James P. Calvin
St. Meinrad
Ex-resident of Daviess is taken by death
An obituary notes the death of former Daviess county resident Mr. Greenwood of Gary after appendicitis. Born January 28 1900 in Daviess county to Charles and Mary Greenwood he was a painter. Surviving wife Alice Ayers and children Margaret Carl Donna. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Epsom Methodist Church with Rev. J Fields officiating. Huette Poindexter & Sons in charge.
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St. Anny’s
Terré Haute
Greenwood
Osce
Ayers
Odon
Gary
Terre Haute Hospital
Daviess County
Charles and
Mary of Beth (Miller) Greenwood
Audrey Stuffle
Lalla Tormohlen
Ira Clark
Stockton
California
Epsom ‘Methodist ‘Church
J. Fields
Huette Poindexter & Sons
Love and deception test a weary couple in stalled affection
Murray contemplates love, restraint, and risk as two lonely souls pretend a vow to each other while Terry and Helen drift through a tense sequence of intimate moments. Joe weighs marriage, responsibility, and the pull of a compelling dream in a workaday world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Joe Murray
Piness
Trey
Ash
Helen
Joe
Tly
Axe Demonstration Set for Purdue Experiment Farm
A feature of the annual farmers field day at Purdue University Experiment Farm near Bedford on June 16 will be an axe demonstration by Paul Bunyan Criss, a noted Cleveland axe worker. Criss, visiting from West Virginia, will explain axe technique and log splitting. He previously performed at Purdue during the 1937 agricultural conference. Mrs. Mary Larson returned to Chicago after ten months with her parents, Mr and Mrs John Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University Experimental Farm
Moses Fall Annex Farm
Bedford
Paul “Bunyan
Purdue University
Mary Larson
Chicago
John Kelley
Seven Daviess students to be IU grads in 1938
Seven Daviess county students are listed among Indiana University graduates for the 1938 commencement in Bloomington. The ceremony, at 5 o clock Monday after June 13, features Dr. Frank Mayo Clinic director and University of Minnesota professor as speaker. The October list is expected to add about 280 names, with Arts and Sciences leading in candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Frank
Mayo Clinic
University of Minnesota
Pene
H. B. Wells
Colle
Eis Daviess County
Cous Oa
College of Arts
Heeces
Uate
Ted
Odon
Irene Hervey and Robert Armstrong Featured in Film
Irene Hervey and Robert Armstrong are highlighted in a film feature. The article notes Baid Now introductions and references Gilbert and Sullivan as famed stage creators, with a nod to a quartet of well known musical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene. Hervey and
Robert Armstrong
Baid
Gilbert and Sullivan
Hot air improves conductors over cold air in tests
A study shows that hot air enhances conductor performance compared with cold air. Researchers measure electrical resistance and stability, noting higher efficiency at elevated temperatures and suggesting practical applications in system design and cooling strategies.
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Thirid
Westminster Presbychurch
Will McCormick
D Homann, Jr
Kate Alien
A. W. Foster
Smith
Unionings and Loan Office
Ting
Sodality
The
Marian Sodality
Josephine ‘Havens
Marguerite Norris
la Verne Grannan
Ophelia H. E. Club Meeting
Ophelia
Economics Club
Ralph Stafford
Jesse Swann
Juanita
John ’ S
Jess Swann
Claude Woods
Miss Hasler
Mesdames
Norman’ Barber
John Ven
Dale Bar“Tilman
Gaither
Burton Moore
J. P. McDaniel
James Martin
Harry Grube
Piibett Hopton
Tilman Gaither
Dale Barber
Terre Haute
Mildred Feagans
Mary Emma Reeve
Mingverne Hopkins
Bill Feagans
Montgomery
Wen
Terre Hauté
Feagane
Feagans
Ste
State Teachers College
Joe Feagans
Reba
Ed Feagans
Baptist Circle
First Baptist
Ednith
East Eleventh
Wesley Memorial
Oninene
Jon Ab Cve Mayme
Portersville
W. G. Ting
Hina
Supur
Clyde
Daniel Bedford
Geng
Gilliatt of
Neve
Flapper Fanny
By Sylvia
SEA Service, WC
George Gilliaft
Margaret Guth
St. Louis
Fred Pri
Billie Mae
J. Shirley
Indianapol
Russell
R. G. Hastings
Indianapolis
Gertrude Shepard
Plainville
Mary Louise ‘Miller
Mary Jo Colbert
Mary Louise
Harry M. Palmer J
William and
Harry Jr
Well Jr
Jave
Indiana
Newland
New Dame
And
Lindeau
Pharm
Ers
Ada Winger
Louisville
Clayton
Kentucky
I. H
Paul Elmore
Martha
Bob
Cincin Oi
Lafayette
Tomor
Daviess
Estel Greenwood
Martin Perel
Jepson
Tibet
M. Simpson
Lumber’co
Ball $T. College
Noble Grahd Club
Pekah Lodge
Ime Old
Murray
William Corcoran
Au Co
Joe el
Jin
Terry Hy
Purdue Experiment Farm
Ralph Catt
N. E
Fifth Street
Ernest Ackman
Feat Oe Pats
Tr .Kappa Presents
James
Britton
St. Mary’ S Auditorium
Charles Miles
Gerdon Bundergan
East Fourth and South Streets
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