Birthday tribute party and clan notices blend in local items
The page recalls a birthday party for Miss Mabel Stone with dancing banco prizes for Miss Marguerite Norris Cletus Mangin and Miss Bertha Kidwell, plus refreshments. Other items list guests and several social visits across Loogootee Portersville Seymour and Montgomery with church events, lodge meetings, and upcoming club rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stone
Banco
Marguerite ‘Norris
Cletus Mangin
Bertha Kidwell
Augusta Riney
Marguerite Norris
Alma Johnson
Mary Haffey
Bernadette Kidwell
Martha O'Kane
Loogootee
Victor Grannan
Oscar Potts
Russell
Harry MecCracken
Montgomery
Cletus, Austin
Nick Mangin
Loogootee Girl to Wed Betrothed in Evansville Church
Announcement received in Loogootee states Miss Bernadine Lawhead, formerly of Loogootee, will wed Wilbert Sturm of Evansville. The ceremony is planned for October at St. Marys Catholic Church in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogootee
Bernardine Lawhead
Wilbert Sturm
Evansville
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Country Club Bridge Party and Public School Welcome
Guests at a six table bridge party hosted by Mrs. P J Coercee Mrs Earl Murdock and Mrs Joe Gill enjoyed the evening. Washington teachers received a warm welcome at a First Methodist church program with music prayers and addresses. Local officials spoke of community spirit as the choir performed. Afterward a social with punch and wafers followed. Miss Wilma Beckers planned a visit from Indianapolis. Mrs Bingham's Methodist class will picnic at Eastside park Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
P. J
Washington
Bingham
Boone Bingham
Eastside
California Fig Syrup Ad Promotes Gentle Liver Cleanse
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful cleanses the liver and bowels, sweetens the stomach, and provides dosing directions on the bottle for babies and kids of all ages. The message warns mothers to say California to avoid imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cast For Play Chase at the Executive Theatre
The three act comedy titled Cast For Play Chase opens at the Executive Theatre on the evening of November 25. The cast includes Robe nett Tom Daily KE M. Ralsii Clements Dick Donnelly and others led by Williams Van Dusen Harrington and Doran. Proceeds of about 10 000 were raised for charity with a father promising to invest 20 000 or more through Bennett and two partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Bioking
Bob
Gwen
Chase
Aise Chat
Rat
Mae
Robenett
Tom Daily
KE. M. Ralsii Clements
Dick Donnelly
J@e. “Williams
Clarence van Dusen
Karl Harrington
Bishop Doran
T. Je McCarthy
Cpenrolrs Ralston
Dor Neall
E. M. Ralston
Madergan
Hel Clark
Rosalia Mabel Jackson
Fern Kidwell
Sabe
Jackson
Elizabeth
McC
Igaken
Martha
Inez Drury
Bennett
Afta
Birthday party surprise at Mrs Gus Foils residence
A group of friends gathered at Mrs Gus Foils on Ss W 1st Street Thursday evening to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Refreshments including sandwiches pickles fruit and coffee were served to a long list of attendees and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Foils
Ss. W. ‘1St Street
Ube
Don Medingis
Doris
Rudy
R. Chandler
R Iph
Fughter
Beatrice
Nellie Wallace
Geraldine Bowling
Ule Walter
Lawrence Burch
On Chandler
George
Oils
Geraldine
Noble
Platform Dance At Carrico Home October Sixth
Platform dance planned for Tuesday evening October 6 at Louis Carrico's residence on state road No 5 ten miles east of Washington. Public invitation extended for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carrico
State Road
No. 5
Washington
First Division and Sewing Circle Meetings Report Local Plans
The First Division of the Ladies in society of Westminster Presbyterian Church held a December bazaar and dinner planning session Thursday. The Fifth Ward Ladies Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Zinkan’s home and planned a public euchre for next Tuesday to benefit the circle, with Péte Turk winning the weekly prize. Various residents were noted traveling or visiting relatives, including Mrs. Lynch in Chicago, Miss Burgett in St. Louis, and others in transit to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, and Taylorville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Preece
Evansville
Theresa Kiefer
Preece
George Flagg
Rosemary
Chillcothe
Ohio
Marie Smith
Mary
Loogootee
City
Warren
van Trees
John Prather
Long Beach
San Francisco
Califrola
Bertha Kidwell
Augusta Riney
J. Ken Huber
Maxine
C. F Kloetzer
Battl Greek
Michigan
Ladies In Society of the
Westminster Presterian ‘Church
Afernoon
Fifth Ward
Louis Zinkan
Andy Kempt
Herman Baumgarner
Center
East Eleventh Streets
Péte Turk
George Swords
Mae Lynch
Chicago
Lawrence Bobbitt
Clara Burgett
St. Louis
Emily Harned
Paoli
Indiana
Rosie M. Johnson
Hattie Gullick
Petersburg
Olney
Frank Marmaduke
St.Louis
Harry
Tulsa
Okla
Sherman Marmaduke
H. W. Korten
Taylorsville
Ace
Mary Kramer
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Frank Kramer
W. H. Stroh
Mt. Carmel
Ill
Edith Cunningham
Lawrenceville
H. H. Williams
Bedford Road
Lloyd Ackerman
Seymour
J.D. Mohr
Vincennes
Grant Beasley
D. W. Smoot
Harriett Ann
Cincinnati
George E. Boyd
Railway Review
William Canary
Blamer-Barhae
Mabel Graffard
Corning
James Shea
Women Missionary Society Meets at Dome
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. R H Bell's Dome on the Portersville Road. Devotionals were led by Mrs. W B Allen, with talks on the Northern Baptist Convention by Mrs. J G Al, The Lone Star Fund by Mrs. Al Mattingly, and Francisco of the Ugly Face by Mrs. Ellis M Jones. Light refreshments followed for thirty members and one guest, Mrs. Lawrence Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Feign Missionary Society
First
Baptist
R. H. Bell
Portersville ‘Road
W. B. Allen
J. G. al
Lone ‘Star ‘Fund
al Mattingly
Francisco
Ellis M. Jones
Lawrence. Lee
Mrs Burris Hosts Thursday Afternoons Club
Mrs Burris and Mrs Lewis Burris entertained the Thursday afternoon club at East Van Trees Street with a friendly game day. Mrs Lou Keith won the high score prize as hosts served a delicious refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Lewis Burris
East van Tree Street
Lou Keith
Farewell Social at St Patrick’s Church Lawn
A farewell social labeled good old times will be held on Sunday afternoon and evening, October 4, on the lawn of St Patrick's church. The event invites parishioners and neighbors to join in a community gathering with planned activities and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ieee
St. Patrick's Church
Vanfossens move to Washington Indiana for winter work
The Vanfossen family stored household goods and relocated to Washington Indiana to do light housekeeping during the winter. Mr. Vanfossen is completing a year long apprenticeship as a machinist at the B and CO shops there, with his term ending next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Journal
Vanfossen
Washington
Ind
Flora Journal Reports Transfer of B and O Officials
Flora officials announce staff changes as Lt. Sanders is transferred from Flora to Vincennes and E B Shouse of Washington Indiana comes to Flora. Both appointed as superintendents of Maintenance of Way. Sanders previously arrived from Lawrenceville.
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Shouse
Flora Journal
Flora
Sanders
Vincennes
E B
Washington
Ind
Mmpn
Lawrenceville
Two Pricing Errors at Marth Cash Store Ad
The Marth Cash Store ad shows lard at 23 cents per pound instead of 22, and oats offer as three packages for 25 cents instead of one. Phone 737 for orders delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth Cash
Elnora Senior Civics Class Visits Washington Facilities
Members of Elnora High School senior civics class visited Washington to observe court procedure but found no trial scheduled. They toured local sites including the jail, Tip Top Creamery, Ebnér Ice and Cold Storage, the Democrat printing plant, and the new high school gymnasium under construction, guided by Miss Smiley and Mrs. Yeoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora High ‘School
Washington
Sal
Tip Top
Democrat
Loogootee Produce Show Opens After Setbacks
Loogootee Indiana hosts a produce show and domestic arts exhibit at Walker-Seal building south of the railroad starting today. Prizes total about 200 dollars as committees replace failed wheel fair attractions with races rail driving contests and Hindus tap orchestra. A street dance is planned for local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loggootee
Ind
Paul W. Drake
Drake
Hindustan Orchestra
Walker-Seal
Cox Returns Home From Hospital After Illness
Cox was brought home to Vincennes in the Stoker ambulance from Robert Long hospital in Indianapolis this week. He has been slightly improved after eleven weeks confined to bed and is part owner of the Cox Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Robert Long
Indianapolis
Stoker Ambulance
Vincennes
Cox Laundry
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Charlies Blumer
Trinity Methodist Church
That City
Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
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Odd Fellows Home
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P. H. Canary
Plainville
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Chillicothe
L. D. Hovey
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Rickport
Ben Allen
R. L
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Aarion-moe
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D.C
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Broadmore
Oxford
Whetsell
Mrs. Foils
Ture
CIVIC
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Mrs. Yeoman
Elnora
Eva Wilson
Madge Sims
Mary Edmondson
Caye Cunningham
Ethel Parham
Hollis Ketehem
Earl Courtney
Mary Ressler
Ruth Ross
Mayme Irene Whitted
Mary ‘Elizabeth Whitted
Herman Bissey
Willis Weaver
Fern Lucas
Hazel DeBolt
Katherine Melsheimer
Heber Weeks
Guy Hasler
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Helen Horstine
Nora Scott
Mildred Dowden
Leonard Smeltzer
EN Cox
America
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Alpar Smog
State Board of Health
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