Bride Rita Mangin Weds Gervase Bowling at St Marys
Rita Mangin became the bride of Gervase Francis Bowling at St Marys Catholic church in a ceremony with mass by Rev Meinrad Rouck. Attendants Louie Baker and Rose Ann Howard wore blue organdy. groom is son of William Bowling. After a dinner at the Mangin home the couple will reside at 106 NE 11th street. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin to accompany the procession and recessional. Out-of-town guests included relatives from Indianapolis and Cannerburg.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rita Mangin
Gervase Francis Bowling
Meinrad Rouck
Dorothy Newgang
Mary Miles
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Louie Baker
Rose Ann Howard
Miss Howard
Joseph P. Mangin
N. W. 19Th Street
William Bowling
Washington Catholic High School
Tip Top Creamery Company
St. Simon’s Academy
Mangin
N. E. 11Th Street
Sidney Bowling
Theodore Mangin
Indianapolis
Frank Geiger
Cannerburg
Piano recital by Junior pupils at Saint Marys
Junior pupils of Marie C. Dosch will present a piano recital at St. Marys auditorium Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Participants include Joan Larrick M J Walters Stella Gordon Charles Gordon John Gordon 8 Shalkenberg M Keller D J Gutsch Frances and Phyllis Dover W R Shackleford B Chlindler Mary.
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Marie C. Dosch
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Joan Larrick
M.J. Walters
Stella Gordon
Charles Gordon
John Gordon
Shalkenberg
M. Keller
D. J. Gutsch
Frances
Phyllis Dover
W. R. Shackleford
B. Chlindler
Mary
Local G A R Delegates Return From Kokomo
Mrs James B Ellis Mrs Leonard Stuckey and Mrs S A Leonard along with Mrs Ed Cosby returned home from Kokomo where they served as delegates at the State Encampment of the G A R The report notes Mrs Leonard was elected Senior vice president.
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James B. Ellis
Leonard Stuckey
S. A. Leonard
Mfs
Ed Cosby
Kokomo
Leonard
Local pupils perform fine program in Huntingburg
The idance pupils of James Britt ton, about 50 from Washington, presented a fine program last night in Huntingburg under the Huntingburg high school band. They also performed Tuesday night at Jasper. Several residents traveled for visits and gatherings, with Miss LuCreta Boules and Miss Dorothy Watson among the visitors.
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Idance
James Brittton
Washington
Huntingburg
Jasper
Millionaire’s rapid divorces and triple wedding in Nevada
Reno reports a young millionaire renowned for marital chaos begins a honeymoon with his third wife after a rapid sequence of divorces and marriages in two days. Wife No 1 Alecea Breeze, formerly of Berkeley, and Wife No 2 Doris McDonald, both linked to prior unions, share a tumultuous court and family history as the third marriage to June Kerris unfolds in Carson City amid Nevada’s quick-divorce climate.
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Reno
Nev
Jaiis
McDonald
San Mateo
Calif
Boise
Idaho
Mark Industries
Carson City
Nevada
Alecea Breeze
Berkeley
Elko
Jacqueline
California
McDonhan
Doris McDonal
June C. Kerris
Cassél
Revival to Begin in Elnora and Local Notices
June 18 in Elnora Indiana reports a Lions Club meeting at Elnora Christian church with Woodward and Sandborn Lions in charge. Revival to begin July 10 led by Rev Ivan Gaary from Shoals at Elnora Pilgrim Holiness church. Various marriages and local visits noted among residents of Elnora Burns City Linton and Indianapolis with guests from Brownstown Kokomo Plainville Washington and Rushville.
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Einora
Ind
Lions Club
Elnora Christians Church
Sandborn Lions Club
Jrogran Land
Odekeli
Walter
Sil
Kiemnpoke
L. Bats
Lot
Sandborn Signs Club
Begi
Ivan Gaary
Shoals
Elnora
Golden Kail
Charles Kail
Burns City
Rushville
Kirby
Linton
Réadin
Las
Anna Winklepleck
Byrtle Herndon
Emma Kitton
Mer
John Eaton
Arlie! Kail
Mraz ‘Kirby
Arnold « Meisheimer
Ivan
Arnold Meisheimer
Eoelaeares
Esther Miles
Plainville
G. Littell
Patty
Washington
Paragon
Grant Vickery
Gaylord Hamlin
Indianapolis
Leon Shaver
Brownstown
Clara Shaver
Charles Rader
California
Laura Weber
Jessie, Wells
R. D. Rader
Cal ‘Hinkle
Odon
Shufflebarger
C. Payne
Reed Wilson
Terre Haute
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Faye Wilson Smith
Dorothy Hedley
Herbert Puckett
Doris Franklin
Newberry
Olaf Porter
M. G. Porter
W. A. Lucas
Eldon White
Roy Smeltzer
Ila Byery
Spencer
Manning
Frank Smiley
Cleveland, O
J. M. Smiley
W. M. Wright
Louisville
Revival and softball roundup from local notices
Ryburn Ray preacher leads revival and evangelistic services nightly at 7 30 with special music by the Salvadors of Evansville Junior meeting Saturday at 6 at Lola Wilkey home W Washington Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 10 45 evangelistic service 7 30 softball schedule lists My Plainville City Cleaners K of Co Armes De Cors Merchants Washouts Wait and Wonder Rusty Hinges Merchants defeat Coca Cola last night 6 3 at Shop grounds in a fast game called for rain and wind
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Ryburn ‘Ray
Salvadors
Evansville
Lola Wilkey
W. Washington
My—Plainville
City Cleaners
K. of Co
Armes
Pg de Cors
Merchants
Rusty
Ugs
Washington
Loog
Shopgrounds
Rairs
Tor
4-H Club Notes and Meetings Summary
4-H Bart club held a boys night on June 15 at the high school with two appointed for refreshments. Baking Club met at Memtgauiecy school with eight members. Mrs. Webber substituted for Miss Bennett. Barr Boosters 4H met at Mrs. Hugo Baker's home. role call via fever. Next meeting June 29 at Rita Doyle's home.
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E Bart
Hugo Baker
Sarah Baker
Catherine
Rita Doyle
Race fan hits huge daily double payoff
Detroit on June 18 R J Dice a casual race fan trusted a hunch and placed two dollars on the daily double at the Fair Grounds He bet the No 9 in the first race and the No 1 in the second and won the largest daily double payoff in Detroit turf history totaling 4304 dollars
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Detroit
R. J. Dice
Dice
Fair Grounds
Flapper Fanny Schedule Card Highlights Week
A cluttered schedule lists Monday Cardinals versus Wildcats, Tuesday Alley Rats against Cad dies, and Wednesday matchups including Lucky Strikes versus Linco. It notes mixed results with Joneses and Vantreés strong on the mound, Washington Tomeyie contributing runs and hits for the Stars, plus Thursday All Stars versus Cardinals and Friday Alley Rats versus Wildcats. Juvenile League sees South Side boys beat Wah team 20 to 15 with Dodson and Black leading at bat. Horseshoe League reports Fisher's team beating Wilson 7 to 2 as Walter Fisher’s squad fields the win.
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Alley Rats
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van Buren Home Economics Club
van Buren
Buron Stuffle
Eaglesville Park
Julia Lyal
Minnie Stuffle
Sarah Chestnut
Bertha Stringer
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Lottie Stuffle
Harold Stuffle
Mae Lamb
Alice Trueblood
Mabel Dant
Virginia Rose
Anna Kaiser
Eva Andis
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Dickie Stringer
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Mrs. Stuffle
N. W. Beitman
Sudduth
A. A. Rang
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H. C. Wadsworth
A. J.copple
N. R. Martin
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Rita How
On Kempf
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Charley ‘Lehman
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Shirley McKay
Bernice Summer
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Eleanor Barber
Rita Sum
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Miss Dosch
Clase
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Mrs
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LuCreta
Dorothy Watson
Ad Polis
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Joe Vick
Lee Smiley
Roy Quilliam
Mis
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Eversville
Ru Ashton
Helen Jane
Dayton
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Clara Maves
Washington D. C
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Shriners
Mystic Shrine
Hollywood
Community Loan Corp
W. Gregory
Mgr
iState Bank Bldg
Trinity! Gospel Mission
Flapper
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Linco
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Wirmers
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Joneses
Dupps
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