Ripley area notes and local happenings in April
Local notices report the Ripley Country Club market set for April 11 and a millinery opening on April 3 and 4. Residents visited relatives, church events occurred, and a Greenfield poker raid lifted eleven men and $58. Weather turned cool with a light Sunday freeze and midweek temps near 60.
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Ripley Country Club
Comstock
Greenfield
Spring Time is Paint Time at McCarty's Drug Store
McCarty's Drug Store promotes Paints Varnishes Stains Brushes Oils and Turpentine with Fix All varnish touted to renew old furniture and refresh home projects during the spring season.
East Street Christian church weekly notices
Prayer meeting at 7:00 on Thursday followed by choir practice. Friendly Circle meets next Thursday with Mrs W C Moore. All members asked to be present. Charles S Dudley pastor. Bible School at 9:30 led by Robert Hudson Supt. Attendance Sunday was 108. Duet by Marie Alexander and Helen Addison. Next Sunday morning a special number by the male quartet. Morning service 10:30 evening 7. Pastoral story spread and song each evening with the choir. Christian Helpers cleared 26.32 from the Jitney Supper.
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Friendly Circle
W. C. Moore
Charles S. Dudley
Robert Hudson
Marie Alexander
Helen Addison
Easter Services And Society Gatherings At Knightstown Church
The Knightstown Missionary Society meets Tuesday night at the church. Easter program on Friday April 10 includes sunrise prayer, Epworth League, Sunday School at 9 30, preaching at 10 30 and 7, sacraments and Easter cantata. Epworth League meets 6 pm. prayer meeting 7 30. E L B O W group meets Monday. Sacred cantata by Fletcher M E choir on Easter Day open to all.
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Epworth League
P. L. Shonkwiler
Sac
Fletcher M. E
April Fool Social at Friends Church Hosts Dance Caps
Miss Pearle Coffin arrived from Miami, Loren McCorkle recovers after two weeks illness. Friendly Circle hosted Friends Church with a jolly April Fool special, guests received dance caps. Mrs Howard E. Henley gave the welcome address as songs plays and rainbow drill by ten girls entertained, light refreshments served. Cylinders honed. J. W. Moore & Son's Garage East Mill Street.
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Friendly Circle
Friends Church
Secial
Howard E. Henley
Department Bulletin on Blood-Sucking Flies
Blood-sucking flies of the family Tabanidae are serious pests to horses, cattle and other domestic animals. The bulletin notes swamp drainage as the key control in affected cattle regions. It suggests moving livestock to higher drier lands and using protective hoods on horses in harness to reduce bites.
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United States
Indiana Health Leader Hurty Dies at 73
Dr J N Hurty, longtime secretary of the Indiana state Board of Health, died in Indianapolis on Friday at age 73 after 25 years in the post. Indiana Red Cross relief for tornado victims tops $100000 as rebuilding will take months. Seven bank bandits robbed a South Kokomo bank of 11000 in cash and Liberty Bonds. a terrier attacked the robbers but proved ineffective.
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J. N. Hurty
Indiana State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Indiana Red Cross
South Kokomo
Indianapolis residents visit local relatives over weekend
Mr and Mrs Lon LeMay visited relatives, joining Mr and Mrs Ralph Siler and Mrs May Siler, while Master Leroy Joiner of Indianapolis spent Sunday with the same hosts, gathering in a family social in the area.
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Herman Selig
Ray Selig
Indianapolis
Amos Chapman
Fountaintown
Ira Chapman
J. W. Moore & Son
Ed Adkins
R. H. Hill
Robert Reeves
Greenfield
Will Kyser
New Castle
Mary J. Kyser
Here
Roll Risk
Charles Nigh
Lindley Taylor
George Simpson
Chicago
Ill
Earl Nigh
Arlington
Harry Nigh
New Salem
Simpson
Earl Addison
Jean
Fred Stevens
Mays
Clyde Lewis
Fairmount
Lon LeMay
Claud Carletop
Leroy Joiner
May Siler
Ralph Siler
Various Classifieds and Social Notes From Carthage Area
Miscellaneous ads list farm produce and poultry eggs for sale and local services. Mentions Barred Rock eggs White Rock eggs and shelled corn. Social notes cover visits between Knightstown Indianapolis and local families plus tire restoration parts and millinery stock. Tornado relief totals cited with local Red Cross contributions and county Federation talks.
Rushville Man Acts as Special Judge During Judge Sparks Illness
Russell Titsworth of Rushville serves as special judge while Judge Will M. Sparks is ill. Sparks was reported improved Thursday morning and able to take a short walk to town and back, though still feeling weak.
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Russell Titsworth
Rushville
Will M. Sparks
Printing and Stationery Sale Items Listed
Shipping tags in two sizes and a range of stationery products including wedding and business stationery, business cards, sale bills, receipt books, Dodgers 6x9, books and pamphlets.
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van Camp
Red River
Salmon Pink
Tall Can Country Club
Holland
W. H. Nelson
Henry Whitfield
Mrs Narcissa Gates
Paul Bennett
Pleasant Lake
Howard Kenworthy
Gilbert Glover
Marion College
Rev
Mrs E. L. Glover
Thurman Addison
M. E. Church
Morristown
Nelle Behem
Knightstown
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Ralph Johnson
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Luther Bundy
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Cemeno Tweedy’s
Carolyn Bryant
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D. W. Newsom
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M. F. Lovett
G. D. Miller
Elizabeth Brosius
H. M. Sutton
McCarty
Bible School
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A. A. Coil
Pletcher M. E Frank T. Hoon
J. A. Lineback
Hubert Hill
Frank Overman
Miss Pearle Coffin
Miami
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Loren McCorkle
East Mill Street
Department Bulletin
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Ft. Wayne
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Brown
Navy
Arlington High School
Carthage
W. L. Walker
Reeves Elevator
Charlottesville
Allen W. Newsom
Columbes
Walter Binford
F. W. Cotton
John Dyer
Grover Kyser
Westland Phone
Thomas Addison
Mrs van Hood
Eva Johnson
Mary F. Willett
William Moore
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P. H. Conrad
FP. L. Shankwiler
Decatur
Ford
Fords
Carthage Red Cross Chapter
L. C. O’dell
James O. Gray
J. F. Leisure
Walter Newsom
W. T. Vandament
Federation
Rena P. Warner
Walter Saxon
Falmouth
Louis C. Lambert
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