Wedding Of Miss Cabel And Mr. Cabel In Washington
A large wedding in the church at 90 Pelaen with Rev. Jeyodaa officiating. Bride Miss Dorothy Cabel, daughter of Mrs Elva Cabel, wore white velvet with rhinestones and a tulle veil. groom Mr Miles O Neall was best man. Attendents included Mrs John Hayes and Mrs Margaret Cabel Smith. The reception at the bride groom's home featured garden flowers in pink and emerald tones and a wedding cake with bride roses. The couple plan a trip to Indianapolis Chicago and Niagara Falls before settling in Washington.
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Pelaen
Helen A. Wee
E. Ll
Williams Free
Z Bel
Elva Cabet
Austin Fr. Cabet
Cabet & Kauffman Mercantile Company
Lohengrin
Mary Harris
Georgette Frogk
Mrs. Smith
Elva Cabel
East Flora Street
Cabel
Pe Jbride
John Hayes
Margaret ‘Cabel Smith
Mary Jean Bourgholtz
Miles O’neall
Draddy
Marion
Ishaba
Atisee
Aes
Lakeland
Florida
Ste
Lakeland High School
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
Fla
Washington
St. Joseph’s College
Rev
Indiana
Notre Dame
South
Fourth Streets
Indianapolis
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Rotary group meets in Vincennes. students gain advantages
Rotary club members from southern Indiana travel to Vincennes for a group meeting. Local club members signaled intent to attend. The piece also covers the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society events at First M. E. Church with officer elections, a recital, and plans to send Miss Laura Wright to India. It notes several community movements, arrivals, and upcoming weddings, plus lodge gatherings and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Indiana
Women's Foreign Missionar Society
M. EH
Chure
Eleanor Nett
Virginia ‘Rose
Mariel Rose
Edith Bingham
Laura Wright
R. M. Wright
S. L. Martin
Frank Smith
Boone Bingham
O. . M. Vance
Treas
A. O. Fulkerson
Will Shanks
D. Fi Rose
L. L. Whetsell
John Clark
Surprise Party for Frank Richards Turns Twenty
Frank Richards enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering at his South Washington home on Monday evening. Relatives and friends hosted lively entertainment and a fruit and cake reception for guests including Ed Essig and Herman Richards families and numerous local names.
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Frank Richards
South
Washington
Floya Pride
Lawrence
Bie
George
William Holt
Homer Trowbridge
Walter Raymond
Nalker
Bob Wise
Charles Wallace
Elmo Osha
William Gardiner
Homer Decker
Dallas Colbert
Osha
George Ebler
Mae Lottie Vaught
Lillie
Clara Gammon
Mattie Moore
Lillian McCoy
Margaret Bonham
Gertrude Squire
Clara Nalker
Margaret
Brothers
Lillian A Vmond
Lillian
Maudé
Ebler
D Agnes
Loretta Woods
Ivieve Scott
Frisco
Halodl
Kathryn
Alice Richard
Chicken Supper at Mt Gilead Church Friday Night
A chicken supper is planned for Friday night September 4 at the Mt Gilead church. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gilead
Faith honored with bridge party in Fort Sill visitor’s honor
Mrs. John Reinsel hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge party at her home on Tenth Street. The event honored Faith of Fort Sill Oklahoma who is visiting relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
John Reinsel
Tenth Street
A Faith
Fort Sill
Oklaham
Fortnightly Bridge Club Hosts Social and Rotarian Talk
Mrs. Theodore Young entertained the Fortnightly Bridge Club at her McCormick Avenue home with three bridge tables and a high score honor. Guests included Mrs. E. E. Bunch and Mrs. Prentiss Waller among others. Rotary Club met at Bo Elks home with C. H. Bayh of Terre Haute giving an informative talk. Several local residents depart for travel or visits, including Misses Wdna and Madge Venne arriving in New York from Europe and planning to reach Washington by Saturday. Other families planned trips to St. Louis Owensboro Jeff ville Vincennes and Columbus as they visit relatives or attend events such as the John Robinson circus.
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Red Zman
Inianapolis
St. Vincent’ S Hospital
Mary
Harris
St.Mary-of the-Woods
Main Street
Clifford Allen
Marget Sihnott
Zarelda Smith
Helen Daily
Fern Kidwell
Dorothy O’nall
This City
Aline Faux
Vincenné
Rose Lundergan
Paula Raney
Loogootee
Art Joery
Vincennes
Marcella Legate
Hugh Williams
Paul Freeman
Wheatland
Alto Smith
Flora, Ill
Daily McCopen
Lawrencey. le
Ill
Virgil Beadles
Joe Williams
Ralph Cochran
Estel Clark
City
Prentiss’ Waller
Robert Boyd
Eugene Vance
H. M. Settle
Rotary Club
C. H. Bayh
Terre ‘Haute
Daviess County Institute
Bo Elks
New York
C. H. Yenne
Wis
Wdna
Madge Venne
Europe
Washington
G A R Ladies Circle Plans Friday Meeting
The regular meeting of the Ladies circle G A R will be held at the Red Men's hall Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
U B Market at Economy Store Sunday School Sale
The Star class of permitted Brotheren Sunday school will hold a market at the Economy Store on September 5 Saturday. Christians can buy cake and chicken for Sunday dinner.
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U. B
Brothern Sunday
Euchre Club Honors Prizes At West Oak Street Meet
Mrs Charles Faust hosted the He bles euchre club on West Oak Street with Mrs George Kempf winning first prize and Mrs George Kramer second. Consolation and draw prizes went to Mrs Joe Gordon Sr. Guests included Mrs George Kempf Mrs George Kramer Jr and Mrs James Hogan.
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Euchre Club
Charles Faust
Hebles
Euchre Wedne Afteek
West Oak Street
George Kempf
George Kramer
Joe Gordon
George Kramer Jr
James Hogan
Teachers Institute Opens with Lectures and Music
The Teachers Institute in Daviess County opened this morning with Dr. Jacobs lecturing on health education and child development. Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Mildrea Smiley provided musical selections as Bayh outlined physical education, art, and play programs.
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Marke
Daviess County
Dr. Jacobs
D . Jaco
Jacobs
Elizabeth Smith
B. EB. Bayh
Ill fated Italian submarine Venezio found crew dead
Rome reports the ill fated Ital iae submarine Venezio located in 90 meters of water off Cape Passero. The navy department notified the families of all fifty five crew members of their deaths.
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Rome
Venezio
Cape Passero
Navy Department
Purse Returned but Glasses Taken in Robbery
Miss Gertrude Evans had her pocketbook stolen from her car last Sunday evening. The thief returned the purse this morning empty. Evans recalls her nose glasses and money were inside at 7. She offers a liberal reward for the glasses and asks no questions upon return.
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Miss Gertrude Evans
Miss Evans
Golfers to Play Bicknell Sunday Tournament Planned
A golf tournament is planned Sunday featuring players from Bicknell. Earlier in the season Washington golfers traveled to Bicknell for a tourney. The event was postponed and is now set for Sunday, September 20, with play beginning at 1:30 p.m.
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Bicknell Lon
Cou
Washington
Bicknell
I Bedford
Maranville Resigns Cubs Managerial Post
Walter Rab bit Maranville resigns as manager of the Chicago Cubs on Sept 3 with Todd Gibson named Acting manager per President Veeck announcement. The move shifts leadership midseason and appoints a temporary successor for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Chicago Cubs
Todd Gibson
Veeck
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St. Louis
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