Ludlow Bill Aims Nationwide Referendum Before War
In Congress Louis Ludlow proposes House Joint Resolution 167 to amend the Constitution requiring a majority national vote and referendum before any war, unless invaded. The plan includes immediate universal conscription of war resources to prevent profit from weapons. Local ministers praise the measure and urge citizens to write to Senator Ludlow.
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Louis Ludlow
Sapolis
Congress
United States
Ludlow
Rush County Ministerial Association
Furbay
Holwager
House joint resolution calls for popular refer endum on war powers
The document outlines a proposed refer endum in wartime except in self defense and urges measures to remove profits from war influenced by Nye committee findings. It supports the Flynn points and Ludlow bill on conscripting property and industry during war and seeks to prevent profits by governments, individuals, or financial interests from human suffering in wars. Signed by Geo Holwager and James R Furbay for the association.
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House
Nye Committee
John T. Flynn
Senate
Ludlow
Association
Resolution Committee
Geo. Holwager
James R. Furbay
School Notes Open House and Seniors Play Schedule
Open house and exhibit at the school building next Sunday 2 to 4 p m and Monday evening 7 to 9 p m. Next Friday night April 19 seniors present their class play at the Auditorium Theatre. Following is the graduates list for the year Robert Addison Martha Jo Bert ley Lowell Bramel Iona Cook Betty DeSchiper Vernon Ewing Roger Cooper Maxine Chappell Pauline Hill Howard Henley Louise Heim Katherine Hines Marion Munden Grace McCorkle Herman Porter Roy Reddick Kenneth Walker Mary Weaver Claude Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Theatre
Robert Addison
Martha Jo Bertley
Lowell Bramel
Iona Cook
Betty DeSchiper
Vernon Ewing
Roger Cooper
Maxine Chappell
Pauline Hill
Howard Henley
Louise Heim
Katherine Hines
Marion Munden
Grace McCorkle
Herman Porter
Roy Reddick
Kenneth Walker
Mary Weaver
Claude Wells
Knightstown Conservation Club Meets At Christian Church
The Knightstown Conservation Club met at the Christian church basement last Friday night with ninety seven in attendance including members and guests. Dinner was served by church ladies at seven. R C Guter mouth manager of the Pulaski county rearing farm gave a short address and a film show on game bird rearing. Rep H H Evans of Newcastle and others spoke briefly. Several new members were added.
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Knightstown Conservation Club
Christian Church
R. C. Gutermouth
Pulaski County
H. H. Evans
Newcastle
Program for Good Friday Service With Readings and Music
The program lists speakers Mrs Massalene Swain and Mrs Beryl Kennedy for a Good Friday service. Readings include Father Forgive Them They Know Not What They Do, My God My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me and Father Into Thy Hand I Commend My Spirit. Music includes solos Calvary and a trio led by Rev E L Glover. Congregation benediction by Rev N I Schoolfield. business houses to be closed during services.
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Shem
Bernie Wicker Music
Gladys Marsh
Fred McManus
Dark Angel's Shadow on Roads Tightens Speed Rules
A critic warns that many mortals become egomaniacs behind the wheel, advocating strict enforcement of traffic rules. Statistics show nine of ten last year’s accidents blamed on drivers or pedestrians, with speed the dominant factor. Death rates on highways exceed city figures, underscoring calls for safer driving and public campaigns.
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John Jones
Malcom Campbell
Dark Angel
Kiwanis Joint Meeting Draws Rushville Knights Town Men
The Kiwanis clubs of Rushville and Knights Town held a joint Thursday night gathering with about twenty local businessmen. Rev N I Schoolfield welcomed guests, A W Winfield spoke for Carthage merchants, and Phyllis Rhodes for the M E church ladies who served the dinner. Indianapolis Star staff correspondent Claude Mahoney was the main speaker, delivering witty remarks that kept listeners laughing. Hubert Hunt provided accordion solos.
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Rushville
Knightstown
N. I. Schoolfield
A. W. Winfield
Carthage
Phyllis Rhodes
M. E. Church
Claude Mahoney
The
Indianapolis Star
Hubert Hunt
Miss Myrtle Nigh and Charles Roberts Married in Charlottesville
Miss Myrtle Nigh daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Nigh and Charles Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Charles Roberts of Charlottesville were wed Wednesday evening of last week at 4 30 o clock at the parsonage by Rev O Hufford in Charlottesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Nigh
Charles Nigh
Charles Roberts
Charlottesville
O. Hufford
Private Sale of Decedent's Household Goods in Carthage
Notice lists a private sale to be held at the late Mary J. Henley's home in Carthage on Friday April 12. Items include household goods and personal property of the decedent. Terms are cash. Signed by Mrs. Clarence Weaver.
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Carthage
Mary J. Henley
Clarence Weaver
Nelson Earnest and Louisa Nelson Wed at Arlington Parsonage
Mr Oliver Earnest and Mrs Louisa Nelson were married at the M E parsonage in Arlington Wednesday evening at seven o clock by Rev Gladys Marsh. They will reside on Mr Earnest s farm just south of town.
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Oliver Earnest
Louisa, Nelson
M. E. Parsonage
Arlington
Gladys Marsh
Town
Ice storage house opened by City Ice Co at Stewart residence
The City Ice Co has converted the rear garage of Mrs. Maude Stewart's home into an ice storage facility offering ice at any time. Stewart and McCorkle are noted in the notice.
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The
City Ice Co
Mrs Russell Publow and Ada Von Visit Rushville Saturday
Mrs Russell Publow and her daughter Ada Von were in Rushville on Saturday.
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Russell Publow
Ada von
Rushville
Library Notes on Pat of Silver Bush and Other Works
The note reviews Pat of Silver Bush by L M Montgomery as a wholesome outdoor story of youth and love with a nature approached mystery. It praises Raymond A Bend in the Road as a fine realistic novel about young people. Nathan Road of Ages depicts Jews driven from the western world and a long march across Europe and Asia. The book was donated to the Library by Mr and Mrs Howard E Henley. The Woman's Literary Circle sees it as a helpful study on Jewish history.
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Montgomery
Pat of
Silver Bush
Anne of
Green Gables
Raymond
Nathan
Gobi Desert
Europe
Asia
Howard E. Henley
Senior Class Play Promises Comedy and Sketches
The annual Senior class play is set for Friday night at the Auditorium Theatre. The three act comedy The Movies Come to Town features Lowell Bramel who fought with Roosevelt at Sain, Juan Hill and Louise Heim a stern believer in proprieties. Betty DeSchipper Roy Reddick and Grace McCorkle head the serious second feature. Tickets go on sale at McCarty's Drug Store Saturday morning April 13.
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Auditorium Theatre
Lowell Bramel
Roosevelt
Sain
Juan Hill
Louise Heim
Betty DeSchipper
Roy Reddick
Grace McCorkle
McCarty
Death of former resident Mrs Maritha Henley 76
Word came of the sudden death of Mrs Maritha Henley widow of Albert Henley of Indianapolis. Found dead Wednesday evening by her daughter Jeanette. Funeral services at First Congressional Church Indianapolis Friday at 2 PM. Burial Riverside Cemetery here. Survives include three California grandchildren and sister-in-law Jesse Henley of this place.
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Maritha Henley
Albert Henley
Indianapolis
Former Resident Mrs Vura Newby Morris Speaks at Nazarene
Former resident Mrs Vura Newby Morris was the special speaker at Nazarene church services in Newcastle on Sunday. She serves as district president of the Woman's Missionary Society for the Indianapolis district and has long been a missionary to India. She is married to Rev Walter Morris, pastor of the Nazarene church in Seymour, Indiana, and the couple formerly lived in Carthage about ten years ago when he led the Wesleyan Methodist church.
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Vura Newby Morris
Nazarene
Newcastle
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Meets at Knightstown
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion held a regular meeting Monday afternoon at Mrs. G. B. McNabb’s home with hostesses Mrs. McNabb and Mrs. Ross Tweedy. Twenty-five members attended and refreshments were served afterward.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Knightstown
G. B. McNabb
McNabb
Ross Tweedy
Church activities at Wesleyan Methodist Bible school
Church listing notes Bible school at 9:30 worship and sermon at 10:30 Y M W B at 7:00 evangelistic service 7:30 and prayer meeting Tuesday at 7:30 pm The message invites scoffers to test the church’s welcome claiming it contains sinners and offers a place for you.
Easter Pageant at East St. Christian Church Sunday
The Easter Pageant The Daughter of Jairus will be shown in worship Sunday at 10 20 with Land's Supper. Bible school starts 9 30 but shortened for pageant time. cast includes Jairus daughter Mary Magdalene and Joseph of Arimathea. The theme pageant will also be shown at Hannegan Easter Sunday.
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Jairus
Bible School
Fadrus
Ge Dayton Stewart Joseph
Arimathaea
Ora Addison Rhoda
Jean Stewart Nathan
Nain
Raymond Cobb Mary Magdalene
Jaanita King
Hannegan
Easter Evangelism Schedule at Friends Church
The church announces a four day Easter evangelism program led by Dr. Donald Spitler with nightly services and music from the Spiceland choir. Events include Club Night Friday and various themed sermons from Monday to Wednesday ending with Easter Sunday services. A $500 drive funds repairs to the church and parsonage.
Baccalaureate Service Sets Record Attendance
Fletcher M. E. Church held a Sunday night baccalaureate with thirty seven graduates present. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Hendey photographed the audience and class. Dr J W McFall of Rushville led revival with six young singers and duets by Mrs Bunton and Mrs Fletcher.
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Oran Hendey
J. W. McFall
Rushville
Bunton
Fletcher
Junior church concerts and Easter events planned
The Junior church begins Friday after school with a 45 minute session and nightly Marimba solos plus harmony singers next week. An Easter egg hunt for ages 5 to 14 is set for Saturday before Easter at the church. Sunday services feature Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 35 with The Triumphant Christ topic. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Garten and evening service at 7 30 with Dr. McFall and a candlelight finale. The Friendship class meets April 24 with hostesses listed. arrangements by Mrs Walter Addison assisted by Mrs Russell Parish and Mrs Jeff Leisure.
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Donald Spitler
Wonderful Christ
Spiceland
Carthage
Spitler
Friendly Circle
Hubert Hunt
Maude Porter
Sharlee Kyser
Friendly Circle Quartet
Lernon
Stella Humes
Rosalie
Gene
Elizabeth Stone
May N. Winfeld
Winfield
Harmony Singers
Christ
Epworth League
Miss Garten
McFall
Walter Addison
Russell Parish
Jeff Leisure
Water Works Campaign Aids Carthage PWA Plan
The Committee to Call on Property Owners urges signups for water service under the PWA project in Carthage as final approval nears on election day April 23. A Container Corporation of America letter expresses support. Fire insurance premiums may drop about 25 percent after water works completion, with estimated annual savings around $1,200. tax funds would cover hydrant upkeep at roughly $960 yearly.
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Carthage
Chicago
Container Corporation of America
A. J. Carr
H. T. Beher
Grace Phelps
Howard E. Henley
Henley Studio Moves to Knightstown by May 15
The Henley studio, run by Mr and Mrs Oran Henley for four years, will relocate to Knightstown around May 15 occupying a North Main Street room near the Sweet Shop Cafe. They bring twenty five years of combined photography experience, have ties with the Hadley Studios, and exhibited at the Century of Progress in Chicago with local prize winners. The couple, members of the Indiana Photograph Association and Indiana Photographic Club, plan to continue serving Carthage patrons with Kodak developing during the transition.
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Henley
Oran Henley
Knightstown
North Main Street
Sweet Shopp
Century of Progress
Chicago
Indiana Photograph Association
Indianapolis
Indiana Photographic Club
Kodak
Carthage
Sunrise Prayer Meet at East St. Christian Church
The East St. Christian church holds its annual Sunrise Prayer Meeting Easter morning at 6 30. An Easter breakfast follows in the basement and attendees will participate in prayers. The program is to be announced next week.
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East St.Christian Church
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