Cotton Dance Given By Job's Daughters
Job's Daughters and guests enjoyed a cotton themed dance last evening in the Masonic Temple ball room. Blue and White orchestra provided music. A long list of attendees from Vincennes Petersburg Plainville and Bicknell attended the event and the decorations featured cotton powder puff figures.
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Job
Masonic Temple
Murderer to Serve Six to Twelve Years in Industrial Home
Anthony Naples of New Castle, convicted of fatally shooting a playmate, awaits transfer to an industrial home to begin a six to twelve year term. He had planned a visit with his parents before moving to Kalamazoo, Michigan for a new job.
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Anthony Naples
New Castle
Fragmentary Notes on Snails and Fans Across Lands
The passage recalls curious fables and oddities from various cultures. It mentions a garden snail with unusual anatomy and a snail’s shell scenario in a mythic event. It also notes fans popular in China and swans at Bishop's Palace, Mere, England.
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Plainville Bible School Ends with Program and Dismissal
The Plainville Bible School closed with a program including songs by Juniors and Intermediates, a dramatization The Good Samaritans, offertory and presentations. Attendees named include Clanenne Walls and sons Kenneth and Donald of Mt Carmel, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S of a City. Mr. and Mrs. Dougherty. Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Golliher. Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Washington. Lyyman Stahl of Indian and Adelines and guests Ann Jimmy Marilyn visited Heville.
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Ie ‘Dougherty
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Local visitors and residents seen in Or City area
Surnames Sims Rink Campbell Lamb McDer mott Walters Prather Hatfield Ackerman appear in social notes. Visitors from Chicago Louisville Los Angeles and Panama are noted with local hosts Berdene Biualey Alice McMul John Prather and Wheatland residents mentioned. The article mentions a new cafeteria in a building in Washington DC with seating for 968 chairs and 260 tables and a lunch facility plan.
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J Harold McDermott
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