Cream prices and ads in local want column
Highest cash price for cream promoted by Mrs. Jessie Wilkinson. Frie s and garden items listed for sale by Mrs. Ria Gray and Miss Winona Newsom. Garden plow offered by Roy Newby. Sugar Creek Cash Cream Station promises quick returns. City Ice Co converts garage at Mrs. Maude Stewart residence into an ice storage house run by Stewart and McCorkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilkinson
Ria Gray
Winona Newsom
Roy Newby
Sugar Creek
The
City Ice Co
David Binford Sees Slow Health Improvement
Mr. David Binford, who had been very ill, is slowly improving, with medical staff monitoring his condition and noting steady progress.
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David Binford
Local residents and moves noted with club plans in town
Mrs. Clarence Weaver of Indian apolis visited on business Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Bishop moved to the Winona Newsom property on North Main. Donald Pace of Public Service of Indiana and family occupy the late A W Newsom home. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bowers sold their North Market street property to Lindley Taylor who will move soon. The Bowers moved to a country home south of town. Alpha Chi Club met at Mrs. Mary Tweedy’s home and planned a bridge party for next Monday at Mrs. Lucille Phelps’s, with Miss Mary Elizabeth Gatewood helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Weaver
Indianapolis
Robert Bishop
Winona’ Newsom
North Main Street
Donald Pace
Public Service of Indiana
A. W. Newsom
Homer Bowers
North Market Street
Lindley Taylor
Bowers
Alpha Chi Club
Mary Tweedy
Lucille Phelps
Mary Elizabeth Gatewood
Carthage Indiana passes billiard table licensing ordinance
Ordinance No 9 regulates and licenses billiard pool bagatelle pigeon hole roulette ten pin and bowling alleys in Carthage Rush County Indiana. Licenses cost 10 dollars per table or alley per year issued by the Clerk on marshal receipt. Effective immediately upon passage April 1 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Carthage
Rush County
Indiana
P. J. Sattler
J. A. Lineback
Ripley Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Large Attendance
An April 1 Ripley Farm Bureau gathering at the school drew a well attended crowd. Misses Martha and Virginia Mc Manus sang, Milton Gardner spoke on fertilizer and offered comic selections. Young singers from the primary grade performed Good Ship Lollipop. Short talks by Geo Stites and County Agent Brown followed, with Mrs. Edgar Ruby reporting on a Social Educational Conference in Indianapolis. A final International Harvester program showcased harvesting progress and binder twine manufacture, ending with humorous farmer missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Farm Bureau
Martha
Virginia McManus
Milton Gardner
Carmen Fagal
Alberta Jean
Andis
Margaret Acres
Ruby McGeorge
Geo. Stites
Brown
Edgar Ruby
Indianapolis
International Harvester Co
Young People Meet at East St. Christian Church
The Young People of East St. Christian Church will meet Friday night at the pastor's home for their bi monthly gathering led by Russell Siler.
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East St. Christian Church
Russell Siler
Local church to hold Good Friday services April 19
Ministers plan a Good Friday service on April 19 from 1 00 to 3 00 PM with seven speakers. Local businesses are asked to close during service hours as in previous years to show support.
East St Christian church forms new Young Married class
Last Wednesday night at the King home, the East St Christian church group organized the Young Married class naming it Due Class. Fred King presides with Mrs Donald Sta ten as vice president and Mrs Donald Ruby as secretary treasurer. A pitch in supper is planned at Harold Rubys home with each family bringing a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Christian Church
Fred King
Donald Staten
Donald Ruby
Harold Ruby
Inquiring Reporter Probes Spiceland Water System Plan
The inquiry notes a special Carthage election on April 23 over a municipal waterworks proposal. Spiceland's system, aided by the Public Works Administration, features five miles of mains, a ten inch well, and a 75 000 gal storage tank. Bonds and grants total about 45 000 dollars with a net indebtedness under 33 000 after grants and bond adjustments. Hydrants and copper service lines are planned, with a 1 25 monthly domestic charge and a 40 cent per 1 000 gallons starting rate.
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Carthage
Lakeland
Henry County
Spiceland
Federal Administration of Public Works
Waterworks Department
Fire Underwriters Inspection Bureau
Public Works Administration
Federal Reserve Bank
Acts of the
Indiana General Assembly
Board of Trustees of
W L C Meets With Pearl Henley Guests In Attendance
The W L C met with Mrs. Pearl Henley on Monday afternoon with nineteen members and two guests present. Eva Sipe gave a paper on Great Jewish Writers and Scientists and reviewed the book Road to Ages. Edna Henley reported on motion picture material. Flower bulbs and seeds were exchanged. Marjorie Coffin was voted a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. L. C
Pearl Henley
Eva Sipe
Edna Henley
Motion Picture Committee
Marjorie Coffin
Friendly Circle Meeting Sees One Guest Added
The Friendly Circle met with Mrs. Charles Moore Tuesday night. Mrs. Randolph Reams assisted as hostess. Twenty seven members attended with one guest, Mrs. Belle Ball, and additional members Mrs. Ruth Bishop, Mrs. Merrill Chappell, and Miss Betty Jane Moore added to the roll. After a brief business session the group played games and held contests, with delicious refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle
Charles Moore
Randolph Reams
Belle Ball
Ruth Bishop
Merrill Chappell
Betty Jane Moore
Private Sale of Mary J Henley Estate in Carthage
Notice states private sale of the decedent Mary J Henley's household goods and personal property at her home in Carthage on Friday April 12. Sale terms are cash and conducted by Mrs. Clarence Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Mary J. Henley
Clarence Weaver
Notable Visit From Earl Nowotne and Mrs Nowotne
Mr and Mrs Earl Nowotne spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Arnold at Gwynneville in a social gathering with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Nowotne
Wm. Arnold
Gwynneville
Revival to Open at Hannegan Church This Sunday
A Sunday night revival at Hannegan Church opens this Sunday led by Miss Marjorie Tribby with Pastor Geo H Holwager preaching. The spring series runs April and May on April 7 21 and May 5 19 with 7 and 7 30 p m services. Bible School attendance reached 136 this year. A pagment is planned for Carthage April 14 and Hanmegan April 21. Sunday schedule includes Bible School Morning Worship sermon Eternal Verities and a song fest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannegan
Marjorie Tribby
Geo. H. Holwager
Carthage
Hanmegan
Miss Tribby
Sunday School Plans Offer Men’s Day and Spring Services
The Sunday school announces a men’s day with the men’s class in charge at 9 30 and a 10 30 worship service on the topic Dare We Follow Christ Today Special music and evangelistic Win My Friend services begin Thursday April 11 and run to April 18 with Easter morning service Additional events include an Easter Cantata April 14 led by the Friendly Circle and a lent service March details include Rev Don ald Spitler as guest preacher and Mildred Tetrick as music chair. A mid week Lenten service on Thursday at 7 00 features The Mind of Christ with wide appeal. The Pastoral Committee meets Monday at 7 00 at Mrs May N Winfield home and the monthly business meeting follows next week Thursday at 7 00 with reports and recommendations.
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Christ
Donald Spitler
Spiceland Friends Church
Ladies of the Friendly Circle
Mildred Tetrick
May N. Winfield
Sunday church announcements for April 7 and events
Sunday morning services include Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 35 with the Suffering Christ topic Epworth League gathers at 6 led by Kenneth Walker The eighth grade class of 38 will be honored with two numbers directed by Mrs Pickett Dr James Furbay of the Friends church will give the invocation and benediction Rev N I Schoolfield will address The Oven Door All teachers and families have reserved seats The two weeks of meetings begin April 8 with Dr J W McFall as speaker A chorus from Rushville will sing Tuesday Rev Amos Bastin from Waldron and the Carmony singers sing Wednesday and Thursday Rev W E Gillett from Indianapolis will speak and harmony singers perform Friday Rev Sumner L Martin from Connersville will speak Young ladies quartet will sing Sunday April 14 Rev Schoolfield will speak on The Triumphant Christ Miss Evyln Garten of Greensburg will join for Sunday services and lead Epworth League She is first vice president of the District Epworth League in Rushville district Sunday night April 14 Dr J W McFall will speak and conduct a candle light communion assisted by Miss Garten The Week opens with daily meetings with the Car
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Epworth League
Kenneth Walker
Pickett
James Furbay
The
Friends Church
N. I. Schoolfield
J. W. McFall
Rushville
Amos Bastin
Waldron
Carmony Singers
Morristown
W. E. Gillett
Indianapolis
Harmony Singers
Sumner L. Martin
M. E
Connersville
Young Ladies Quartett
Schoolfield
Evyln Garten
Greensburg
Young Peoples
Miss Garten
Enworth League
Garten
Easter Week Community Services At Local Church
The church announces a week of services ending Easter Sunday with an impressive program. Junior church runs Friday evening through next week starting the 12th, for youths five to fourteen or not attending another church. Miss Garten directs. Easter egg hunt is scheduled Saturday at 2:00 pm with prizes for most eggs. All who attend and have joined in the past are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveyone
Town Council Meets with Minors Law Enforcement Action
The Town Council debated enforcing laws on minors in pool rooms. An ordinance imposes a ten dollar annual license on billiard pool bagatelle pigeon-hole roulette tables and ten pin bowling alleys. An election board was named for April 23 to decide on a public water system and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial
Counil
Murray Parker
R. C. Lennox
Indianapolis
Conrad Kizer
Harry Nelson
Earl Nowotne
Death of Omar S. Stanley at 81 in Anderson
Omar S. Stanley aged 81 died at his home in Anderson last Friday. Born in Posey Township near Arlington he lived there many years. He married 57 years and is survived by his widow five daughters and one son. He was brother of Ford Stanley of this place. Ford Stanley and Mrs Av ery Rawls and Rupert Stanley Jr of Earlham College attended the Friends church funeral in Anderson Monday at 2 30 PM.
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Omar S. Stanley
Anderson
Mr. Stanley
Posey Township
Arlington
Ford Stanley
Avery Rawls
Rupert Stanley, Jr
Earlham College
Friends Church
Run-a-way Boys Returned to Institution
Six boys ran away from the L S. & S. C. Home Sunday morning. They slept in a box car on the Big Four tracks. Farmers saw them near Walnut Ridge Pike and notified probation officer Mrs. Murray Parker. The boys stopped at her home for a meal before officers retrieved them and returned them to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Pike
Murray Parker
Parker Home
Rush County Youth Conference Draws 100 plus Attendees
A large turnout at the Tenth Rush County Youth Conference in the Friends and Christian Churches featured open discussion, a banquet, and an inspiring address by Dr. Rowe on The Highway of Life. New county officers were elected and installed: Marjorie Tribby president, John R. Frazier vice president, Esther Giese secretary, and Lowell Stiers treasurer.
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Rush County
Friends and Christian Churches
Rowe
Marjorie Tribby
John R. Frazier
Esther Giese
Lowell Stiers
School notes on inspection and open house
State high school inspector Mr. Mahn of Indianapolis and County Superintendent Mr. John Goode of Rushville visited Tuesday and praised all departments. Open house and exhibit set for Sunday April 14 from 2 00 to 4 30 PM and Monday April 15 from 7 00 to 9 00 PM. invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahn
Indianapolis
John Goode
Rushville
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Jack’s Shoe Rebuilding Shop
Jack Pinnick
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Pat O’brien
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Barbara Stanwyck
Michigan
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Joel Ridlin
Ripley Farm Bureau Meeting
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