Local Phi Chi Omega Naomi Tau Rose Ball Hosts Night
Members of the local Phi Chap el of Omega Na Tau sorority attended a Rose Ball in Indianapolis at the Lincoln hotel. Mrs. Pat Haldeman was elected Rose Queen after an evening of decorations, a 25-couple dance exhibit, and about 250 attendees. The next Grand Council session met at the Washington hotel with plans for new chapters in Louisville and Los Angeles. Tau Chapter of Indianapolis hosted the event and 125 attended the Rose luncheon in the Gold Room.
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Phi
Omega Na Tau Sorority
Indianapolis
Lincoln Hotel
Pat Haldeman
Washington Hotel
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cali
Gold
Tau Chapter
First Methodist Ladies Hold Show and Tell Party
The Married Ladies Bible class at First Methodist Church met Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 in the church room. Light refreshments were served to about ten members in attendance.
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First Methodist Church
Hoefling Welcomes Charles McMahan As Guest
Jack Hoefling hosts Charles McMahan as today's guest, joining a program featuring discussion and insights. The segment highlights McMahan's expertise and perspective for listeners.
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Jack Hoefling
Charles McMahan
Local notices on returning service members and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Grey learn their son Maurice L. Gray has arrived at Maxwell Field Hospital Alabama after a 52 month hospital stay for heart and nerve service with 38 months in England France and Germany. Glenn Potts of Ferriday visits for his father’s illness and stays with Mr. and Mrs. Oral Gootee. Mrs Arthur Blazey and son Douglas visit Cleveland with her parents. Marie Burris departs for Buffalo New York for a ten day convention of the National Librarian Trustees Association. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McKay and daughter of Nashville were weekend guests of his parents.
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Roy H. Grey
Mau-rice L. Gray
Maxwell Field Hospital
Romery
Ala
Germany
Mar
Heart and Nerve Service
England
France
Hlwvarti
Glenn Potts
Ferriday
Alex Potts
Mrs
Oral Gootee
Arthur Blazey
Douglas
Cleveland
Burkett
Marie Burris
Buffalo
New York
National Librarian Trustees Association
Burris
Indiana L. T. A
Miss Helen Cates Returns to Indiana University
Miss Helen Cates returns to Indiana University to resume her studies for the summer term.
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Helen Cates
Indiana University
Sgt. Charles R. Peek Discharged After 36 Months in ETO
Sgt. Charles R. Peek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Peek, returned from 36 months in the European Theater of Operations and was recently discharged from Camp Atterbury.
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Charles R. Peek
Logan Peek
ETO
Atterbury
Kehoe Family Attends Sister Catherine's Funeral
Mr and Mrs John Kehoe returned from Colorado after attending the funeral of John Kehoe's sister Catherine. They visited with daughters and sons in law R M Anderson and Warren D Beck families. Teresa Tutts visits St Louis for vacation with sister and brother in law Thomas A Baker. Sr and Mrs Ben Hammer from New York and Bert Beadle of Indianapolis are guests of Bonnie Traylor this week. Eli Berry and wife move from Cincinnati to Montezuma. Robert Baker of Montgomery Ward spent Monday in Terre Haute on business. Pvt Malcolm E Lewis left for Fort Lewis Washington after an 18 day furlough with his parents Bar F Lewis and wife.
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John Kehoe
Colorado
Mr. Kehoe
Catherine
R. M. Anderson
Warren D. Beck
Teresa Tutts
St. Louis
Thomas A. Baker
Ben Hammer
New York
Bert Beadle
Indianapolis
Bonnie Traylor
Eli Berry
Ada Berry
Montezuma
Berry
Cincinnati
Robert Baker
Montgomery and Ward
Terre Haute
Pvt
Malcolm E.lewis
Fort Lewis
Washington
Bar F. Lewis
Local families vacationed at Indian Lake Ohio and tied news
Mr and Mrs Carl Ritterskamp and son Don with Mr and Mrs Floyd Kennedy returned last weekend from a two week vacation at Indian Lake Russell Point Ohio The Misses Helen Ratty Waiters and Reba Hardy bon yesterday at Shakamak.
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Carl Ritterskamp
Don
Floyd Kennedy
Indian Lake
Russell Point
Ohio
Helen
Reba Hardy
Shakamak
Sorority Pitch-in Dinner at Kiwanis Cabin
Omega Nu Tau invites members to a covered dish supper at Kiwanis Cabin at 7 p m Bring table service and a dish to share for the community announcement of the sorority event.
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Omega Nu. Tau
Kiwanis Cabin
Golden Rule Class at First Christian Church
The Golden Rule class party of the First Christian church will be held Thursday evening at 7 30.
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The
First Christian Church
V. F. W. Auxiliary to Meet Friday Night
The VFW Auxiliary will hold a meeting Friday night in the G A R room at the Court House.
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Court House
Clies Class Meet Thursday Night With Mrs Feaglins
The Clies class will meet Thursday night at 7 30 with Mrs C Feaglins. The Ophelia Home Economics club will hold an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs Jeff Core.
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Clies
C. Feaglins
Ophelia Home Economics Club
Jeff Core
Ladies Circle Meeting At Courthouse Friday At Two
The Ladies Circle of the G A R will meet at 2 o clock Friday at the courthouse for a report on the state convention. A good attendance is desired.
Betsy Ross H E club meets with Mrs Esther Jones
A Betsy Ross Home Economics club gathering is planned with Mrs Esther Jones at 1 30 Friday. The event is scheduled for June 28 in the local calendar.
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Betsy Ross H. E. Club
Esther Jones
Fellowship Circle of Zion Meeting Notice
The Fellowship Circle of Zion will meet Thursday with Mrs. Robert Haskins. Members contribute 25 cents for exchange articles and bring a covered dish.
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Fellowship Circle of Zion
Robert Haskins
Legion meet at Odd Fellows Hall in Loogootee
The Chaaence R. White Post El nora American Legion meets at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 8 p m Special business and election of delegates to district meeting at Loogootee will be held Boy Scout meeting will be in connection with this meeting
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Chaaence R. White Post
Elnora
Américan Legion
Odd Fellows” ‘Hall
Loogootee
Boy Scout
Scout Meeting Set At Central Christian Church
Regular meeting of the Drowhit Scout Troop will be held Thursday afternoon from 3:00 to 5:00 p m at the Central Christian Church. Bring a dime for a trip to the park. If rain, meeting moves to the pavilion.
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Central Christian Church
Price Control Bulletin on Used Car Transfers and Warranted Goods
Under MPR 540 sellers must file a duplicate Certificate of Transfer. One copy goes to the buyer, the other to the Price Control Board within five days. Only authorized dealers may sell warranted cars with a 30 day or 1,000 mile guarantee covering half the cost of certain parts. Ads must include vehicle description, asking price, and statement that price is not above the OPA ceiling. Try a Democrat Want Ad.
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OPA
Sunset H E Club Lunch Honors Guests at Colonial Cafe
The Sunset H E Club held a luncheon on Friday June 14 at the Colonial Cafe with two guests Mrs Theodore Young county president and Miss Wilma Dougherty county home demonstration agent. Hostesses were Mrs Wm Jones Mrs Frank Long Mrs J Miller and Mrs Frank Whaley. Mrs Joseph received a gift from her mystery pal. Mrs Hubert Day opened with song flag salute and club creed. A business prayer was given and Miss Dougherty led a lesson on table setting. Members present listed include numerous named ladies and guests from Florida attended. The next meeting will be July 10 at Mrs Earl Denham’s home.
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H. E. Club
Colonial Cafe
Theodore Young
Wilma Dougherty
County Home
Wm. Jones
Frank Long
J. Miller
Frank Whaley
Joseph
Hubert Day
Bruce
Miss Dougherty
Get Together H. E. club meeting at Mrs Osmond home
Mrs. Elmer Osmond hosted Get Together H. E. club members on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Clarence Gross opened with the club creed, and Mrs. Sammy Keith led the history of song "Let Me Call You Sweetheart." Favorite Childhood Pastimer was Mrs. N. H. Chattin in roll call.
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Elmer Osmond
H. E. Club
Clarence ‘Gross
Sammy Keith
N. H. Chattin
Clarence Gross
Ralph H. Keith
Augusta McCullough
Osmond
Walter Allison
Warren Gardiner
W. M. Allen
N. H. Chrattin
Earl Denham
Edgar Fleener
Thomas Gross
Herschel Huebner
Ralph
Doolittle Sets New Air Speed Record for Chicago Flight
Jimmy Doolittle, wartime hero, set a new commercial air speed record from Houston to Chicago in 3 hours 37 minutes 50 seconds aboard a DC-6 Divieliner. Despite hail and rain, he maintained speeds near 290 mph with a top of 308 mph, landing safely in Chicago after encountering a weather front over St. Louis.
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Chicago
INS
Houston
Texas
Jimmy Doolittle
Doolittle
Chicago and Southern Airlines
Officials Seek Lottery Brain In Indianapolis Race Plot
Indianapolis officials issued affidavits charging Raymond T. Metcalf and George H. Purcell with conducting a lottery and gift enterprise. Metcalf, a retired fireman rumored to be the lottery brain, left town a week ago. Purcell implicated in the scheme. Investigators allege the $100,000 500 mile race lottery involved a winner tied to the lottery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Raymond T. Metcalf
Metcalf
George H. Purcell
Purcell
Marion County Prosecutor's Office
Chillicothe man finds bullet in beef stew lunch
Ben Lindstrom in Chillicothe Missouri reports a startling lunch discovery a .22 caliber bullet found in the steaming beef stew served for his midday meal. Police are probing the odd incident and have questioned kitchen staff as part of the inquiry.
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Chillicothe
Ben Lindstrom
Talks on Industrial Preparedness Discussed With Army Navy
June 19 meeting with Army and Navy officials and board members focused on converting peace time industries to meet potential threats. Deupree quoted the president as highly interested in sustaining industrial readiness and keeping the nation strong and equipped for future uncertainties.
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INS
Exadiaee
Army and Navy Aeons Ae Board
Ess
Eer
Richard Y. de Ipree
Deupree
Price controls suspended on Scout uniforms and tents
Washington reports the OPA has suspended official Boy Scout and Girl Scout uniforms from price control effective immediately, with footwear excluded. Tents and tarpaulins are also removed from price control, though the agency says price increases will not materially affect the cost of living.
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Washington
OPA
White kangaroos sent to London as Churchill gift
The South Australian Stockowners' Association sends the only known pair of white kangaroos to London as a gift for wartime leader Winston Churchill. It is believed Churchill will present them to Regent Park Zoo, where his lion Rota is cared for.
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London
INS
Britain
Winston
Churchill
South Australian Stockowners’ Association
Regent Park Zoo
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