Sunshine Circle and Community Meeting Notes
Sunshine Circle held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at East Street Christian church basement with Mrs. Elmina Parish leading devotion and contests directed by Mrs. Eva Wagner and Mrs. Mabel Kizer. The Kappa Kappa Sigma group met at Mrs. Edith Berninger’s home for business and social sessions, planning a May 17 commencement dance, with bridge prizes awarded to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
East Street Christian Church
Elmina Parish
Eva Wagner
Mabel Kizer
Edna Delinger
Ruth Cook
Artie Clevidence
Ina Rhodes
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Edith Berninger
Helen Ruby
Mary Tweedy
Mary E. Bush
Ann Stager
Fidelity
Ralph Mosier
George Jones
Arthur White
White
Hubert Hunt
Charles Whitfield
Carl Carson, Jr
Robert Tuttle
Merrill Ewing
Friends Missionary Meeting
May Winfield
Gouldie Kyser
Mattie Clark
Kyser
Florence Parker
Missionary Women’s Union of Friends In America
Muncie
Rush County 4-H Contest Winners Named for District Teams
The article lists top performers in county dairy and livestock judging with points for Rushville and Rushville township. It notes the eight high scorers from each contest will form two four member teams to represent Rush county at the district contests on April 24 in Hamilton County. Officials and judges from Knightstown, Cincinnati Producers, and local farms are named, with Stanley Watts listed as new assistant county agent assisting the judging day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight David
Jackson Township
Rush County
Hamilton County
Howard Meeks
Knightstown Vocational Agriculture Department
Paul Graue
Cincinnati
E. E. Privett
Estel Dalrymple
William Cunningham
Edwin Reddick
Donald Staten Jr
K. W. Harris
Robert E. White
Robert Gardner
L Spuller
John Rigsbee
William Waggoner
Philip Evans
Hillard King and Son Farm
Jersey
Hampshire
Golden Dawn Farms
George W. Alexander
Mr. Myers
John R. White and Son
Knightstown School
Stanley W. Watts
USDA Council Discussion On Food Savings For Famine Aid
A USDA council asserts that daily household savings in the millions will guarantee the nation can load ships with food to prevent famine overseas. The statement emphasizes the link between domestic savings and international food relief during a period of global shortages.
Library notes on nine gifted Yale Press books
Yale University Press donated nine books including Dallin titles The Real Soviet Russia Russia and Postwar Europe and The Big Three. Charles Oberling’s The Riddle of Cancer gains notice. Yale Talks What Is Your Name Where Do You Live appeals to youths. Ethel M Gate fairy tales All the King’s Trumpets Punch and Rob inetta listed for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University Press
David J. Dallin
Russia
Europe
Charles Oberling
Charles R. Brown
Yale
Ethel M. Gate
Punch
Robinetta
Container Corporation reports first quarter 1946 earnings rise
Consolidated net profit for the quarter ended March 31, 1946 reached 1,032,787, or 1.32 per share on 781,253 shares, up from 479,045 or 0.61 per share a year earlier. Net sales totaled 18,401,595 and tonnage fell about 1 percent, with pre tax profit margin down from 11.31% to 9.05% as taxes and reserve adjustments shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Container Corporation of America
Rush County Better Crops Association Meeting Report
The Rush County Better Crops association met April 10 in the courthouse with Newton Halterman presiding. Committees reported activity and announced that wheat and fertilizer demonstrations will be on Harvey Arnold’s Union township farm. Oats plots will be on Halterman and Kinnett farms while corn and soy plots will be on Hudson and Norris farms. The group agreed to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Better Crops Association
Newton Halterman
Harvey Arnold
Union Township
Russell Kinnett
Worth Hudson
Lowell Norris
Rush county sets December corn show and test plots plan
The Rush county group voted to cooperate with the Purdue experiment station on a fertilizer test plot this fall. A committee of Norris, Retherford and Kinnett will pick a location. The 4 H corn and soybean projects were discussed and a crops achievement banquet hoped for December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Lowell Norris
Glen Retherford
Russell Kinnett
Rush County
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Stanley W. Watts
Wesleyan Methodist ministerial institute held at Marion
The ministerial institute of the Wesleyan Methodist church was held in Marion from the 15th to 18th this week. The Rev and Mrs Howard Crim attended on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Marion
Howard Crim
Classified Do You Have Any Old Life Magazines
Classified ad seeks readers with old Life magazines possibly of value. Also offering hauling services by Webb and Boff with stock and grain pick-up rates for hogs cattle calves and full loads. Phones 221 and 228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIFE
Webb and Boff
Local Candidates Listed for Ripley Township Primary
Official county clerk notice lists candidates for Ripley Township Trustee Advisory Board and Precinct Committeeman positions including Ralph R. Reames, R. Robert H. Spangler, Parvel Moore, Loren Munden, Finley R. Nelson, Russell L. Parish, and others. Voting places are Town Hall No 1, No 2 Community Building, and No 3 Carthage Hotel. Stream flow report notes March drop from above normal, with East Fork White River discharge 107 percent of normal and St Marys River at 73 percent. wells show gradual rise. Primary weed seed law bans sale of seeds containing field bindweed, Canada thistle, Johnson grass, perennial sowthistle, quackgrass, and wild garlic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Ralph R. Reames
Carthage
R. Robert H. Spangler
R. Ripley
Parvel Moore
R. Loren Munden
R. Finley R. Nelson
R. Russell L. Parish
R. Precinct
Hoosier
Milton Matter
Indiana Department of Conservation
Matter
Charles Bechert
Department
Division of Water Resources
East Fork White River
Shoals
Indiana
Public Hearing on Alcohol Permit Applications in Rush County
The Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of Rush County Indiana will hold a public hearing at 9 00 A M on May 2 1946 in Rushville to investigate applications from The American Legion Post No 150 for Beer Liquor and Wine Retailer permits at 113 S Morgan Rushville and related premises. Public participation is requested. Maurice H Rudd Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Rush County
Indiana
Rushville
Ind
The
American Legion Post
S. Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph McClarnon
Jack Overman
Mary Alice Hill
Norman Edwards
Pamela
Guy Rhodes
Indianapolis
Joe Duke
Anderson
Elmer Hunt
Harry Rhodes
Walter J. Phelps
Elmer McMichael
Mattie and
Abby Clark
O. S. Gardner
Hear New Palestine
Eugene Gardner
Basil Hedgecock
High Point
North Carolina
Mr. Hedgecock
Fred Parish
Joseph Alexander
Alexandria
Claude Butler
Frances Royce
Lewisville
William Forrest Beck
Melvin Beck
St. Louis
Melvin
George Andis
Morristown
Andis
Celia Alexander
Lord’s
Vienna
van Camp
Armour
Regal
Hoosier Tomatoes
Coy
Palmolive
Pillsbury Flour
Robert P. Patterson
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Army Psychological Warfare
Mr. Paley
Ald Creek
Rushville Township
Richard van Hook
U.S.C
Home
Clifford Messer
Usda Council
Library Notes
Container Corporation
Association
Sherwin-Williams Paints and Enamels
Mystic
Johnson’s Waxes
Linx
Benuzit
Spic & Span
Carthage Radio & Appliance Shop
Ministerial Institute
Gerald Andis
John Manning
Robert H. Spangler
Pet
Otto C. McCarty
Robert S. Moore
Carmine Ercell Bever
Ripley and
Center Townships
Ralph Truitt
Omer Abernathy
R.R. E
Town Hall
Carthage Hotel
St. Marys River
Fort Wayne
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Maurice H. Rudd
College
Fifth Avenue
Sweet Corn
Royal
Carney &Ridlen
Carthage, Indiana
Knightstown
Makomb Electric
Golden Rule Hatcheries
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