March wedding ends in Pearl Street home reception
The March 4 wedding of Miss pat eeidiel and Mr. William Himburg united at the St Simon Academy ceremony read by John T. O'Hare with solos by John Cavanaugh. Hymns by the class of 1926 and Mendelssohn march accompanied by organist Mrs F J Homann. Bride wore brown canton crepe and chenille velvet with picture hat, carried roses. Irene Buckley, sister of the bride, was maid in black canton crepe with blue, carrying American beauty roses. Groom son of Mr and Mrs William Himburg, a brick mason, attended by Harry Sullivan. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents' home at 315 Pearl street with pink and white decorations and baskets of flowers. The couple left for a trip and will reside with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Eeidiel
John T. O'Hare
John Cavanaugh
F. J. Homann
St. Simon Academy
Mendelssohn
Irene Buckley
John Buckley
Pearl Street
William Himburg
N. E. 14Th Street
Harry Sullivan
Himburg
W.H. 5S
Diamond Dyes For Easy Color Fixes On Fabrics
Colorful 15 cent packs offer simple directions for tinting lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and coverings. Guides tell if fabric is wool silk linen cotton or blends and urge asking your druggist which dye suits your material.
Indiana Federation of Clubs Opens Annual Convention
Club federation meets prominent club women from parts of the state gathered in Hammond Indiana for the opening session of the annual convention. The event will close Thursday afternoon with multiple women of state prominence delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Federation
Hammond
Ind
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Steele Township Parentage Night Planned for October 14
The Steele Township monthly meeting announces Parentage night on October 14 at the Plainville High Auditorium. A good program has been arranged and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele Township
High
Plainville
All Day Meeting at St. Simons Parish Home
The First War ladies invite everyone to a Thursday gathering at Mrs George Nold home. Attendees will share coffee and a dish of eats in cafeteria style with dinner priced according to items. E of St Simons parish will host this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nolderybody
St. Simon’s Parish
St. Simon’s
Local Hotel Luncheon Sparks Agent Acknowledgments
A luncheon at the Grand Hotel was served at 1:30 with attendees including Charles assistants Margaret O'Neill cashier, Ian, W. T. Colvin, J. W. Lindsy, E. Reeve and W. B. Smith acting as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Charles
Margaret O'Neill
Ian
W. T. Colvin
J. W. ‘Lindsy
E. Ae ‘Reeve
W. B. Smith
Delegates Attend Indiana Federated Clubs Convention
Mrs L H O Donnell and Mrs Alvin Padgett from the 6 Monday Afternoon club, with Miss Mad Robinson, depart for Hammend Ind to attend the state federation convention. The gathering runs Wednesday and Thursday with the election of a new state president to succeed retiring president Mrs O M Pillonget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. O'Donnell
Alvin Padgett
Mad Robinson
Art
State Federation
Hammend
iInd
Demonstration on Newborn Care by Miss Evelyn Renwick
Demonstration lecture by Miss Evelyn Renwick of the Child Hygiene staff scheduled for Wednesday at the City. The talk will cover careful care of the newborn babe and related health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Renwick
Rebekah Lodge Dissection Meeting And Local Gatherings
A Pike county district gathering of Rebekah lodges of Daviess Knox and Pike counties will be held with four good attendance desired. Local city attendees include Mrs. Charles Hudson Mrs Gas h Norma Harris and Mrs Cavanaugh. Mrs George avanaugh hosted her bridge club on William street Monday night with prizes to Mrs Sam Boyd and Mrs Mack Vance. Refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike County
Rebekah
Daviess, Knox
Pike Counties
Charles Hudson
Gash
Norma Harris
Cavanaugh
George Avanaugh
Wiliam
Sam Boyd
Mack Vance
John T. Harris
N. E
Cecelia Walters
Denver
Colo
Washington
L. B. Beeson
North Vernon
Saint Simon Academy Class of 21 Entertains at Noris Home
The Class of 21 at Saint Simon Academy hosted a gathering at the Noris home on East Pearl Street Monday evening in Bier, celebrating the upcoming marriage of Miss Nora Noris and Victor Grannan. Bride-elect Miss Noris wore a gold and white color motif, and gifts included a silk bed spread for Miss Riney from the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Acadery
Noris
E . Pearl
Bier
Victor Grannan
Norrs
Rosemary Mischler
Louis McEvilly
Riney
Pia
Women clubs tour historic Fauntleroy home in New Harmony
Members of the Monday Afternoon and Classical Clubs visited New Harmony Indiana to tour the Fauntleroy home and other historical sites. The Fauntleroy home, purchased by the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, is a noted southern Indiana landmark with roots in the 1859 Owen Owenuntleroy literary club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauntleroy
New Harmony
Ind
Faunileroy
State Federation of Women's
Lubs
Ither
Owenuntleroy
Ramie Eir Club
Doroth y D ix Advice on Love and Engagements
Doroth y Dix counsels breaking engagements when love changes. Readers ask about early marriage choices and a teen's desire for a car. Anecdotes cover a geologist visit, a bridge party, and school association news with local social notes.
Brotherhood church social at basement Thursday invited
The Brotherhood of the U B church hosts a social in the church basement Thursday night and the public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the
U.B. Church
Church gathering at First Methodist features talks and music
Rev. and Mrs S L Martin led a program at their home with the church officials and spouses. Mrs Mable Phillips and Mrs Grave Palmer sang, Miss Blanche Feaxans performed, Dr Toole district superintendent gave an address, Mrs Grady spoke on Sunday school work, Judge Hastings discussed church future, and Mr Martin concluded with remarks. Refreshments served, Halloween decor. Local residents Mary Euphrasia, Fannie Heitz, Rose Heitz visiting from Vincennes. Other locals returned from Bloomington and St Mary of the Woods for brief absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Owen
Scotland
Pites
Working Man's Institute
Murphy
New Wight School
McClure
S. L. Martin
First
Methodist Episcopal Chure
Martin
Mable Phillips
Grave Palmer
Blanche Feaxans
Toole
Grady
Evansville Central Church
M. S. Hastings
Hallowe’en
Hallowe‘en
Reen Heitz
Fannie
Rose Heitz
Vincennes
Outgro Advertises Healing for Ingrown Nail
An ad claims Outgro antiseptic helps ingrown nails by reducing inflammation and pain. It asserts the solution toughens the skin so the nail turns outward naturally, often overnight, and notes the product is available from drugstores with directions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Norris
Ann Fern Bowers
Margaret Carrico
Catering McCord
Bertha Simpson
Dirt Parker
Fred Sullivan
Parts Unknown
E. Main St
P. T. Meeting
D. B. Spall
D.C
Temple Court
U.S. Pat
Alda McCoy Honig
Evansville
Honig
Doroth'Dix
Miss DIX
Flance
Somone
Dorothy DIX
Malden
Dix
T. F. Spink
John Ralston
Ed List
Frank ‘Smith
Mrs Walters
P.T. Association
Parent-Teachers Association of the Dunbar School
Harmon
America
Er W. Claughton
Res
Iva Saunder
Leona Washoe
C. G. Harmon
Tan
Jeaneette Mitchell
Jurér
Leity
Cameron Hyatt
Lee Hamersly
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Charles Cavanaugh
Indianapolis
J. P. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh-Walters
Carl Desting
City
Seymour Tribune
Louise Summers
Esther Fitts
Bicknell
U. B. Social
Martins
Bolton
Parr Wilson
Bloomington
Rs. High L. Cox
Charles Griffith
Mary Harris
St.Mary-of-the-Woods
Rage
Neti A
Sum Bros
Lear
Wwear
O'Donnell
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