Hatchery receivership filed in Shelbyville court
Allied Mills Inc files for appointment of a receiver over Carney Hatcheries, a Shelbyville based hatchery operator with branches in several Indiana cities. Judge James A. Emmert names A. E. Lisher as receiver after bond of 10000 dollars. Debts total around 44000 with assets about 35000 comprising machinery and equipment. Carney says action is friendly to keep operations going with no policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
Shelbyville Corporation
Indiana
Shelby
Allied Mills, Inc
A. E. Lisher
Shelbyville
James A. Emmert
Allied Mills
Carney
J. B. Carney
Norris Will Entered for Probate in Rushville
The will of the late Mr. Norris, who died in Rushville, leaves all property to his wife Laura Norris while she remains unmarried. Upon her death or remarriage, the estate goes to children Will B. Norris, Earl J. Norris, Ramona J. Norris, Paul D. Norris, May Winfield, and Carl Norris. A $2,000 bond is set with Laura J. Norris and Ramons Norris as sureties. The will is dated February 20, 1932, and signed by Douglas J. Morris and Hannah S. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Norris
Rushville
Laura Norris
Will B. Norris
Earl J. Norris
Ramona J. Norris
Paul D. Norris
May Winfield
Carl Norris
Will Pone
Laura J. Norris
Ramons Norris
Douglas J. Morris
Hannah S. Morris
Local coal dealer nearly dies from carbon monoxide
Roy Newby, a coal dealer, collapsed in his garage from carbon monoxide fumes while working on his car. He was numb and hurried to the door, suffering only a severe headache for a few days after the near fatal exposure noted as unnoticeable at the moment. Thanksgiving social notices include Reed and Lamberson families in Straughn and various hospitality visits across Plainfield Indianapolis Bedford Circleville and Arlington with several local gatherings and bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Newby
Delinquent Rush County Taxes Seen Exceeding Fifty Thousand
Rushville reports indicate total delinquent taxes in Rush County this fall will likely top 50 000 with Rushville city alone approaching 20 000 in November arrears. Individual townships show varying delinquencies from 1 039.68 in Carthage to 8 049.34 in Posey and 3 679.42 in Center, as full collections and remaining balances are itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Homer W. Cole
Rushville
Carthage Corporation
Ripley
Walker Township
Cole
Posey Township
Posey
Orange Township
Orange
Jackson Township
Center Township
Center
Purdue institutes to tour six townships in January
Purdue University sponsors, in cooperation with local communities, a six township farmer's institute tour next January. Meetings will be in Fortville January 19 Westland January 20 Eden January 21 New Palestine January 24 Charlottesville January 25 and Greenfield January 26 with speakers J B Edmonson and Mrs Elmer E Walters at Fortville Westland and Eden and Maurice Douglas and Mrs Dan Hey for New Palestine Charlottesville and Greenfield. Home talent entertainments will supplement talks and some townships may host farm product exhibitions the night before the institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Institute
Purdue U
Fortville
Westland
Eden
New Palestine
Charlottesville
Greenfield
J. B. Edmonson
Hendricks County
Elmer E. Walters
Tippecanoe County
Maurice Douglas
Dan Hey
Shelby County
Purdue University
W L C Meets Seventeen Attend Regular Club Gathering
The W L C held a Monday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Ella Coffin's home with seventeen members and one honorary member present. Three papers were presented: Coaching through N Co by Mrs. J. L. Hubbard, Ashley River and Its Gardens by Ruth White, and A Noted Singer by Mrs. J. A. Lineback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Coffin
Thro N. Co
J. L. Hubbard
Ashley River
Ruth White
J. A. Lineback
Douglas Cooper
Avery Rawls
Tri Kappa
Red Cross
H. E. Henley
Refereeing predicts county hoops in December season opener
November wrap shows mixed results for county teams with Morton and Carthage posting wins, Raleigh undefeated, and other squads like Mays and Shelbyville rallying. Refereeing’s picks for Friday and Saturday games include Morton, Carthage, Milroy, Shelbyville, Raleigh, and New Palestine, urging fans to back the Bluebirds.
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Bluebirds
Raysville Friends to Stage Ruth Dramatization Sunday Night
About twenty Young People from Raysville Friends church will present a dramatization of the Book of Ruth during Evening Worship next Sunday at 7:00 p m. The performance is given by church members now led by former pastor Charles Dudley and aims to draw a full house in Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raysville
Nathan Picket
A. J. Carr
S. &. Newsom
Paul Winslow
Mrs Horace H Newsom Dies After Illness
Gertrude P Newsom wife of H H Newsom and daughter of Mrs J A Brown Conneautville Pa died at home after 14 months illness. Short service held at 10 00 A M Friday at 5th street Cleveland followed by full service at Conneautville home of cousin Mrs J L Trout. Interment in Conneautville. Sister Mrs H C Bryant and two daughters of Cincinnati attended along with many friends from Cleveland and elsewhere. Floral pieces were beautiful and hymns were played.
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Horace H. Newsom
Gertrude P. Newsom
H. H. Newsom
J.A. Brown
Conneautville
5Th Street
Cleveland
J. L. Trout
Shop Now and Mail Early for Christmas Postal Safety
Public urged to mail gifts and cards early to ensure delivery by Christmas Day. Practical tips include secure wrapping, clear labeling FRAGILE, Perishable, complete addresses, return cards, and avoiding dark envelopes. Max parcel size 100 inches length and girth, 70 pounds.
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Walter F. Brown
Red Cross Members Enrolled in Carthage 1933 Listed
To date the following have been enrolled as Red Cross members in Carthage for 1933: Caroline Righter Edward Smithee Roy Newby Sam L Newsom Walter J Phelps O C McCarty Mary S Johnson Ida S Henley Lillian E Henley Nora Henley Howard E Henley Willella Henley Fred W Hill Roy Herkless Rose Gear Dr W S Coleman Mattie Clark Myrtle Carfield Ella J Coffin Eva H Binford Pearle Coffin Mrs Albert H Johnson Emma J Overman P J Sattler Harry G Henley L D Cooper Harry O Pitts Bert Sharer Henry Henley Elizabeth J Hil bern a S Hill Clentice Gates. Rev Thurman Addison and family of Shelby county spent Saturday with Walter Addison and family. Mr and Mrs W P Colbert and daughter have taken rooms at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Carthage
Caroline’ Righter
Edward Smithee
Roy Newby
Sam L. Newsom
Walter J. Phelps
O. C. McCarty
Mary S. Johnson
Ida S. Henley
Lillian E. Henley
Nora Henley
Howard E. Henley
Willella Henley
Fred W. Hill
Roy Herkless Rose Gear
Dr. W. S. Coleman
Mattie Clark
Myrtle Carfield
Ella J. Coffin
Eva H. Binford
Pearle Coffin
Albert H. Johnson
Emma J. Overman
P. J. Sattler
Harry G. Henley
L. D. Cooper
Harry O. Pitts
Bert Sharer
Henry Henley Elizabeth J. Hilberna S. Hill
Clentice Gates
Among the Churches East St Christian Church Weekly Activities
East St Christian Church led by pator W T Crawley will host Sunday School at 9 30 with Donald Staten as superintendent Lesson topic Living with people of other races A church board meeting follows Sunday School with Noah Leisure as chairman The Young Peoples Society meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Martha McManus as leader and Maxine Gardner and Margaret Mann on the music committee Christian Helpers visit Grace Phelps this Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Staten
Crawley
Church Board
Fletcher M E Church News and Upcoming Events in Carthage
A large crowd attended Fletcher M E Church for Sunday school and service. Visitors included Mrs Schoolfield’s relatives from LaMar Indiana. The Union Service featured a Friends quartet and Rev Crawley sermon on Good Books. Radio Social rehearsals and Midweek church activities were announced along with Sunday schedule and Ladies Aid meeting. Sharer Moore offer 60c a gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. I. Schoolfield
Carthage
Fletcher M. E
Chrisney
Arthurs Linetack
Friends Church
Crawley
Ladies Aid
F. M. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Norris Will IS
J. C. Reed
Betty Rose
Geo. Lamberson
Straughn
Charles Moore
Walter Sharer
Plainfield
G. B. McNabb
Indianapolis
Bedford
Elizabeth McMichael
Henderson
Merrit Duke
Circleville
E. L. Smithee
Wesleyan Methodist Church
G. M. Kullmer
C. C. Gause
Helen
Mamie Jessup
Fred Catt
Arlington
Harvey J. Catt
Cleve Beher
Anderson
Helen Bartel
LaCrosse
Wis
Russell Payne
South Bend
Hannah Havens
Leroy Catt
Wilfred Catt
Flossie Tribbey
Walter Cart
J. Carr
Wm. Gingrich
Chicago
Herbert Anderson
James Forbes
South Main Street
John Brooks
Rhody
Eas
Schultz
Raleigh
Nowotne
Heim
Heath
Clawson
Sir Walters
Greensburg
Tree City
Lions
Manilla
Joyner
Ryse
Wildcats
Berrace
New Salem Egies
Flat Rock
Milroy
Down‘state
Lawrenceburg
Mays
Fairview
Morton
Spiceland
Constantine Noble
New Castle
Mrs
Edgar Ruby
Mrs. C. R. Butler
Morristown
New Salem
Flatrock
Milroy Morton
Liberty
Lewisville
Arlington Carthage
Clarksburg
New Bethel
Silent Hoo
Carthage Flat Rock
Cambridge
East ST. Christian Church
W. T. Crawley
Pator
Friendschurch
Sharer & Moore
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