Radio and TV Highlights Mix of Stars and Returns
Joan Edwards returns to Your Hit Parade on CBS with Sinatra Warners and Murray chorus after throat ailment. Kay Kyser and Georgia Carroll back from Mexico City. Miriam Hopkins and Victor Jory top Stage Door Canteen guest list on WFBM. The Aldrich Family returns Sept 1 on CBS. Dinah Shore overseas to entertain troops. Hattie Turner tale narrated by Fannie Hurst on Blue network. Smoky Mountain Boys join Army filmed production with Bob Hope Crosby Sinatra Smith. Contests guided by Mrs Nelson and assistants.
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Miriam Hopkins
Victor Jory
Stage Door Canteen
WFBM
Bert Lytell
Raymond Paige
NBC
Grand Ole Opry
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Frank Sinatra
Kate Smith
Dinah Shore
Smoky Mountain Boys
New York
Opry House
Nashville
Tenn
Arlington hosts Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman hosting dinner
Mr and Mrs Everett Sunman entertained at their Arlington area home on Sunday. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Owen Goudy and family, and Mr and Mrs John Posey and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Sunman
Arlington Sunday
Owen Goudy
John Posey
Mrs Howard Stout Hosts Jolly Eight in Arlington
Mrs Howard Stout hosted members of the Jolly Eight club at her Arlington home on a Wednesday evening. Two tables of rock were in session and the hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Donnie Brown
Carthage
Brainard Nelson
Katherine Swain
Katherine Earnest
Howard Earnest
Maxine Earnest
Howard Stout
Jolly Eight Club
Arlington
Bridal shower honors Mrs. Lowell Dudley Nelson
A Tuesday evening bridal shower at Mrs. Rolland Earnest’s home honored Mrs. Lowell Dudley Nelson, formerly Miss Jean Southerland. Seventy five gifts from Arlington and nearby communities surrounded a centerpiece of red roses and white carnations on the dining room table. The program featured readings by Miss Patty Nelson of Morristown and Miss Rema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Earnest
Lowell Dudley Nelson
Jean Southerland
Arlington
Patty Nelson
Morristown
Rema
W S C S society meeting at Lena Kennedy home
The W S C S society met with Mrs. Lena Kennedy Thursday afternoon, led by president Mrs. Fred McFatridge. Beulah Glendenning read scripture, McFatridge offered prayer and read a paper on how the U S treats Germans and other prisoners. A business meeting followed with committee reports, and the session closed with prayer by Mrs. James Moore. Social time followed with several visits noted among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Kennedy
Fred McFatridge
Beulah Glendenning
McFatridge
U. S
James Moore
Indiana July rainfall signals severe drought nationwide
The United States Geological Survey reports July rainfall in Indiana fell to less than two thirds of normal, with drought conditions widespread and acute water shortages developing in several areas as the survey investigates the state's drought impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States Geological Survey
Drought Bites Indiana Rivers and Wells Across State
Rainfall in Indianapolis three months running stayed below normal, leaving a four inch deficit since May 1. Mean temperature ran 15 degrees above normal, while total precipitation reached 1.99 inches. East Fork White River at Shoals averaged 542 cfs, the third lowest July on record, and St Marys River near Fort Wayne averaged 26 cfs, second lowest for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fork
White River
Shoals
St. Marys River
Fort Wayne
Health Foundation Urges Rabies Vaccination for Animals
The American Foundation for Animal Health urges broader vaccination of dogs and other animals to curb rabies spread. A new standardized rabies vaccine, tested on white mice, promises protection for large and small animals. The report cites military dogs as proof of the vaccine’s protective value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
The
Foundation
Rabies Prevention Advice Distilled For Farmers And Communities
Authorities urge thorough washing within two hours of exposure and a vaccination schedule with higher initial dose then three day intervals. Do not sell animals bitten by rabies suspects if eight days have passed. Communities should renew campaigns to round up stray dogs, primary rabies spreaders.
Tuition Fund and Tax Notice for Ripley Township 1944
Taxpayers may appeal after levies are fixed. After August 1 1944 notices list the Tuition Fund 25200 00 Special School Fund 400 00 500 00 for repairs and equipment except buses and furniture. County Auditor must receive petitions by October 15 for State Board hearing. Ralph R. Reames Trustee sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Rush County
Indiana
County Tax Adjustment Board
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
Ralph R. Reames
Addlin
Ee Enetanenaes
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Joan Edwards
CBS
Mark Warnen
Lyn Murray
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Hollywood
Georgia Carroll
Mexico City
Kay
Aldrich
Dickie Jones
Henry
Katherine Raht
House Jameson
Radio
England
Ticker Freeman
Sammy Walsh
Harry Mendoza
Hattie Turner
Fannie Hurst
Blue Network
Abe Goldman
Roy Acuff
Little Rachel
Streamliners
Raymond
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED E. Ely and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Publishers
Telephone
United States of America
Knightstown
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Greenfield
Arlington News
Society
Lavonne Davis
Indianapolis
Ola Reed
Roy McCloskey
Cincinnati
Kathleen Alsman
Durst Buckner
Howard Baker
Lawrence
Herbert Trobaugh
Charles Wullmer
Will Sunman
Lowell Hutchinson
Rushville
Betty Heath
Silvertown
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Ind
COIR
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Tore
Baysback Fertilizer Co
Shelby Ville
Oper
Indiana Brewers Association
Chamber of Commerce Building
Tweedy Memorial, Inc
Eset
Ea Npecandacn Saaditeun
AO “Total
Nannjecigatin
Total Poor Relief Fund
Ima
Library Fund
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