Community Notices And Family Updates From Local News
Mrs. John Butler has been ill for days. The Thomas and Tamar Hill family reunion will be at Mrs. Anna H. Phelps home on Sunday September 1. Mrs. R. M. Allen and son Robert visit their J. M. Stone relatives. Mrs. McDaniel of Columbus Ohio visited Mrs. Avery Rawls and Mrs. Paul Gordon. formerly Miss Pat Hannan, a Carthage music teacher. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church meets at Mrs. Edith Behr September 5 with Ella Nelson Nora Miner and Laura Marche assisting. Cyril Tetrick aided State Bee Inspector Omer Rembargar in Rush County bee checks. about 180 colonies observed. Messrs Sid Diesbaugh and H. E. Keller and Charles Moore family hosts en route to Shelbyville to return a runaway child. Wm. Parish’s condition remained steady. Fred J. Sims and family left for Detroit to visit Bert Wrennick. Rev. E. L. Glover moves Friday to Newcastle to head the Wesleyan church. Mrs. J. A. Lineback visits Indianapolis with daughter J. F. Bowen. Walter Catt and family plan move to Anderson. Catt works at Remy plant. Ross Friend and family visit from Shelbyville. Rayburn Fitch bought Joseph Graff restaurant and took possession last Friday. About forty attended the Jesse Phelps family reunion at the overflow well. Mrs. Isabella Williams of Greenville S C visited sister Mrs. Thomas Lampkin. Williams and Lampkin visited G. W. Strong near Newcastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butler
Roy Herkless
Thomas and
Tamar Hill
Anna H. Phelps
R. M. Allen
Robert
J. M. Stone
Willard McDaniel
Columbus
Ohio
Avery Rawls
Paul Gordon
McDaniel
Pat Hannan
Carthage
M. E. Church
Edith Behr
Ella Nelson
Nora Miner
Laura Marche
Cyril Tetrick
Omer Rembargar
Marion
Rush County
Sid Diesbaugh
Hamilton
H. E. Keller
Charles Moore
Shelbyville
Cincinnati
Wm. Parish
Floyd Miner
Pendleton
Ed. Miner
Walter Jessup
Charlottesville
Don Addison
Louisville
Fred J. Sims
Hubert Hill
Mary Louise
Bert Wrennick
Detroit
Michigan
E. L. Glover
Newcastle
Weslyn Methodist Church
J. A. Lineback
Indianapolis
J. F. Bowen
Walter Catt
Anderson
Catt
Remy
Ross Friend
Rayburn Fitch
Joseph Graff
Fitch
Jesse Phelps
Isabella Williams
Greenville
S. C
Thomas Lampkin
Williams
Lampkin
G. W. Strong
Clarence Haskett
Marjorie Anderson
Thomas Hendricks
Edinburg
C. G. Hill
Richmond
Ed Ball
Jimmy Carr
Elsie
Ada Chappell
Leonard Ruby
Jackson
Mich
Alonzo Kizer
Herbert Anderson
Marjorie
Cordelia Mattix
Earl Mattix
Greenfield
George Kullmer
Mary Ann
Clark Gause
Kullmer
David Whitton
Alice
Mary E. Stevens
Florence
Ruth Henley
Phillip Winslow
Howard Winslow
the Green Hospital
Rushville
Herman Gillis
Hennepin
David Binford
Susie Binford
Leslie Leonard
Oliver Brown
H. C. McIlvaine
Jane Gray
Ruth Gray
St Vincent Hospital
East St. Christian Church
Fred Parish
Walter Newsom
John Clevidence
Mary Ella
Richard G. Rayburn
Evansville
Martha Fitch
Anna Sipe
Weldon Newlin
The
American Legion
Dorothy Sipe
T. F. Morton
Lilla Cline
Jack
Lawrence Johnson
Legion Convention
D. P. Dunn
Grace H. Porter
Katherine V. Kennedy
Winona Newsom
Pearle Coffin
John Jessup
Forest Souder
James E. Souder
Louemma Soudre
Ross Souder
Cecil Pike
J. C. Clark
Ralph
Philip
F. W. Ragsdale
Jammesville
Mattie Clark
J. H. Clark
Helen Clark
Attendees at Clarence Haskett Funeral and Local Visits
Relatives and friends attended the funeral for Clarence Haskett at his Charlottesville home Sunday. Numerous residents and visitors traveled between Richmond Indianapolis Greenfield and Newcastle for visits, hospital notes, and family gatherings.
Citizens' overdue accounts for Wand Ads urged settle
Forty accounts totaling up to 35 cents each are listed for Wand Ads. Readers are asked to call the office and settle. The Citizens newspaper notes this urgent appeal for payment.
Library Opens Weekdays and Schedules Book Sale
The library begins daily noon hours on Tuesday September 3 and hosts a book sale on Saturday September 7. Readers are invited to attend starting at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
Card of Thanks Note Includes Legion Visits and Social Gatherings
A local card of thanks expresses gratitude for flowers and sympathy after a death. It lists gatherings and visits by family members across several cities including Indianapolis and Evansville, mentions Legion Auxiliary meetings, a Friendship Class dollar-night, and various guests and relatives attending events and visits.
Additional Appropriations Notice for Ripley Township
Taxpayers in Ripley Township Rush County Indiana are informed of a September 3 1935 meeting to consider extra emergency appropriations. The meeting allows taxpayer hearings, with final approvals referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners and a later hearing at the Rush County Auditor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Rush
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
County Auditors Office
Rush County
Ind
J. Russell Publow
Free Mineral Testing At Indiana State Fair Laboratory
Indiana farmers and landowners can have minerals on their property tested for free at an experimental lab set up during the Indiana State Fair. The IU geology department and the state geologist's office oversee the service with the mineralogist in charge offering analysis and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana University
I. U. Department of Geology
State Geologist’s Office
Recreation Center Plan Proposed by Indiana Official
Mr. Wm. Funderburk Jr local representative of the Indiana Recreational Program a P W A project visited town Tuesday surveying possibilities for a recreational center. The center would provide quiet games craft shops directed play for children and would employ several relief families. A local committee will organize Friday at 8 at the drug store. all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Funderburk, Jr
Indiana Recreational Program
Canning Factory Maintains Steady Operations This Week
The canning plant runs smoothly on both shifts with very good tomato quality. About sixty attended the Hunt reunion Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt west of town. Buddy Gates returned home from Shelbyville hospital last Friday and is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Elmer Hunt
Buddy” Gates
Shelbyville Hospital
Gasoline Rodeo Highlighted At State Fair
The Indiana State Fair features the Gasoline Rodeo on the second day with stunts such as balloon ascension from 3000 feet and a triple parachute jump. Other acts include automobile and motorcycle races, a head on collision at 70 mph, international pole with a ball, space cannon ride, and the Human Cannonball. A large crowd is expected for August 31 to September 6 with daytime and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Fair
Ford
State Fair Education Day slated for September 4 1935
State Fair officials announced Educational Day on Wednesday September 4 during the Indiana Fair August 31 to September 6. A parade of high school champions forms at 11:00 a m on the mile track and marches to the grandstand where seats are free, led by bands. A major highlight of the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr
Open Competitive Exam For Naval Academies In Indiana
Senator Frederick Van Nuys announced a October 26 open competitive examination for entrance to the United States Naval Military Academies in Indiana. He urged applicants register by October 9, provide full birth details and address, and noted a physical as well as mental test is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick van Nuys
Civil Service Commission
Indiana
United States Naval Military Academies
van Nuys
Car Number 20: A Citizen warning on safe driving
The piece urges drivers to choose safety over risk on crowded streets. It emphasizes keeping to speed limits and maintaining vehicles, warning that one in twenty drivers will cause death or injury this year. It frames reckless driving as a gamble doomed to fail and asks readers to avoid being the 20th.
Notice of Final Settlement of Edward T Buscher Estate
The Administrator of the Estate of Edward T. Buscher has filed a final settlement account in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for Friday October 18 1935 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claims. Attest Dale Fisher Clerk Willora Buscher Administrator Gary Bohannon Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Buscher
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Co.i
Dale Fisher
Willora Buscher
Gary & Bohannon
Notice of Administration in Rush County Indiana
The judge appoints Peter J. Sattler as Executor of the estate of Elizabeth J. Hill, deceased. The Rush County Circuit Court notes the estate is said to be solvent. Attorney William J. Henley, Sr. submits the filing, with Dale Fisher as Clerk, dated August 1, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Elizabeth J. Hill
Peter J. Sattler
Dale Fisher
Rush
Wm. J. Henley, Sr
Notice to Bidders for Carthage Town Marshal
Bids are invited for the office of Town Marshal of Carthage at the Town Board meeting on Monday September 2 1935. Bids cover enforcing the law and duties on file at the Clerk's office. The Board may reject any bid. The trustees appoint the marshal for the Board's pleasure with salary fixed by the Board. J A Lineback Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Board of Trustees
J. A. Lineback
Kappa Kappa Sigma Pledges Entertained at Carthage Hotel
The Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority hosted pledges Grace Phelps Fay Noris Mary Ellen McCarty Gladys Norris Helen Ruby May Winfield Garnett Hinshaw and Isabelle Sigler of Knightstown with a Tuesday dinner at the Carthage Hotel. Afterward initiation took place at Willella Henley’s home and pledges performed two stunts before formal ceremonies made them true members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Grace Phelps
Fay Noris
Mary Ellen McCarty
Gladys Norris
Helen Ruby
May Winfield
Garnett Hinshaw
Isabelle Sigler
Knightstown
Carthage Hotel
Willella Henley
Major Bowes
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Clifford Townsend
Lum
Abners
Coliseum
E. S. Priddy
Library
W. L. Tetrick
Conoco
Timken
Knightstown Furniture Company
Crosley and
Atwater Kent
Eveready
Carthace Radio and
Oid
Hubert Hunt
Conoco Products
Plummer Oil Co
Moore’s Garage
State Auto Sitc. Assn
Roy Newby
Carthage, Indiana
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