Summer bridge party honors Miss Virginia Homann
A garden themed summer bridge party at Dr and Mrs F J Homann on east Van Tre street featured five games with Ruth Farris Portia Fitts Eleanore Aikman among top winners. A two course luncheon followed as a guest list including Kathryn Odum Aline Larrick Thelma Davis Mil dred Davis Stella Lee Aikman Virginia Sans Rosemary Padgett Jane Bacon Mary Seal Ruth Sass Bernice Bodles Dollie Krempp and others attended.
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F. J. Homann
east Van Tr @ street
Virginia
Dean van Trees
Dresden
Ruth Farris
Portia 5
Eleanore Aikman
Local Women Plan National Convention in Richmond
Edith Flick Evelyn Reed Octavia Payne and others attend a summer pause and plan the Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s convention to be held in Richmond Virginia in July with delegates Lula Brown and Jennie Payne. A steak fry at Four Bridges hosts Dr. Brayton Smoot and others. Scout troop plans a breakfast hike and a group picnic at Lake side Park with local families.
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Edith Flick
Evelyn Reed
Octavia Payne
Mary Pryor
Elizabeth Fowler
Josephine Sanford
Lala Brown
Irene Doolin
Bertha Palmer
Jennie Payne
Ada Boyer
Mildred Mattix
Lela Lee
Gladys Bratcher
Grace Green
Richmond
Lula Brown
Four Bridges
Brayton Smoot
R. O. Dykins
Joe Williams
Leonard Bartlett
al Schlueter
Sarah Elizabeth Corning
Washington Business and Professional Women’s Club
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women
Chateau
Claypool
Indiana
Indianapolis
Evansville
Adah C. Front
Miss Cora Jahncke Receives President Hoover Roses
A New Orleans graduate, Miss Cora Stanton Jahncke, receives roses from President Hoover with a greeting card. The caption notes her as the youngest daughter of Ernest Lee Jahncke, Navy official, and mentions his dedicatory address visit and six week family stay in the Crane home. The item also lists numerous social visits around Shoals and surrounding towns, including euchre at St. Mary's and various visits by local residents.
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Cora Stanton Jahncke
New Orleans
Hoover
Ernest Lee Jahncke
Seery
Navy
Crane
Fannie Whetsell
Dainty showers and social notices in town scene
Mrs Ira Webber hosts a pink white shower for Mary Alma Gates at Viola Norris and Gladys Brown's Oak Street home with bridge games, gifts, fruit cocktail, brick ice cream, cake and coffee. Local social notes mention visits and travels of Bedford, Dennis family, Stranges, Eisemans, Ackermans, and others across Indiana and nearby towns. About 63 percent of Australia’s 6.3 million habitants live in cities.
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Viola Norris
Gladys Brown
Oak Street
Mary Alma Gates
Miss Gates
Lillian Brown
Roger Shepherd
Mary Fegan
Virginia Smith
Australia
Margaret Williams
Local Social Notes From Bramble To Bedford
Clotilda Strange of Bramble spent Sunday afternoon with friends in Loogootee. Charles R. McCarty left Sunday for Chicago Heights to visit two weeks with his sister, Miss Margaret McCarty. Oscar Miles of Indianapolis spent the weekend with his wife and daughter Betty Lou. Mr and Mrs Leo Cissel of Evansville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Felix Cissell. Mr and Mrs John Patterson and son Bobby of Bedford spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Josh Arvin and their relatives.
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Elen Clarice Wiliams
Cannerburg
John Reed Litchler
Elkhart
Ind
All Saints Church
Ivata ¢ Holland
George Williams
Frankie Willams
Montgomery High School
Varney Litchler
Pennsylvania
Smith and Son
Little Rog¢k
Ark
Smith
Dora ‘ Smith
Chicago
Berman Kempf
Mrs
Cecil. Ader
Shoals
Dennis
Gene of
Evansville
Frank Mattingly
Clotilda Strange of
Bramble
Loogootee
Charles R. McCarty
Chicago Heights
Margaret McCarty
Oscar Miles
Indianapolis
Betty Lou
Leo . Cissel
Evanville
Felix Cissell
John Patterson
Bobby of
Bedford
Josh Arvin
Library on Wheels Brings Books to Distant Seattle Areas
Seattle faces a spread out population with few libraries, so a bookmobile was built to reach residents far from the main library. The traveling public library carries about 600 books to serve distant neighborhoods.
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Seattle
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