Lynn Creek and Miss Addison visit Edward Macy's Sunday
Riverside church attendance was large with several strangers present. Local residents and visitors from Newberg Oregon and Knightstown were noted along with church leadership announcements and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Creek
Ria Addison
Edward Macy
Riverside
Penn Small
Newberg
Oregon
Z. T. Small
Fred Dalrymple
A. D. Reeves
Knightstown
Merrill Ball
Albert Leisure
John E. Kirkpatrick
Merrill
John Herkless
Kenneth
Dorothy
Ed Sample
J. D. Toddard
The
Center Christian Church
Rev. Burrs
Morristown
Ripley Township
Aaron Mattix
Rabbit Hash
Walnut Ridge
Earnest
J. D. White
Ripley Two
Notre Dame establishes John C. Dearn scholarship
President John F. O Hara announces the John C. Dearn scholarship for students in financial need at Notre Dame. Dearn was a 1927 football tackle under Knute Rockne and earned an athletic monogram in 1927, and died of a heart attack in 1935 in Omaha Nebraska. The scholarship is donated by his mother Mrs A J Doarn of the Conant Hotel Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Indiana
John F. O’hara
University of Notre Dame
John C. Dearn
John Dearn
Knute Rockne
Dearn
Omaha
Nebraska
A. J. Doarn
Conant Hotel
Ten Years Ago December Highlights From Regions
Ten years ago this week December 16 1927 figures include James J Jones and F J Billings in Chicago. Neighbors gathered 30 acres of corn after Corte Reddick death with eighty residents and thirty wagons. Hutchinson of Arlington supplied free gloves. Big Four division officials in Greensburg protested further train curtailments. Hamil D Henley spoke for Dixon Board Mills and Carthage interests on freight and mail. Helen Overman now a Tulsa teacher sang on radio. Mail delivery by airplane began in Indianapolis first flight Chicago to Indianapolis in 1 hour 40 minutes arriving 9 00 am and leaving for Cincinnati at 10 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corte Reddick
Hutchinson
Arlington
Michigan
Big Four
Greensburg
Hamil D. Henley
Carthage
Dixon Board Mills, Inc
Helen Overman
Tulsa
Oklo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Last Robins of 1937 Reported in Rushville Yard
Bert Moses of Rushville says a pair of robins visited his bird feed box Friday morning. He notes the sighting marks the last robins of 1937, not the first of 1938, and says the honor of reporting the first robin next spring awaits the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moses
Rushville
Marriage Announced for Cox Bowlsby Couple in Chicago
Announcement from Coral Gables Florida and Chicago notes the marriage of Joseph T. Cox son of Dr and Mrs N S Cox to Miss Elizabeth Bowlsby on November 24 at the Bowlsby home in Chicago. Rev R M Furnish of Auburn Park M E church performed the ceremony. The groom studies dentistry at Northwestern University and will practice with his father in Miami after graduation in June. Mr and Mrs N S Cox of Coral Gables formerly lived in Carthage for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Cox
N. S. Cox
Coral Gables
Florida
Elizabeth Bowlsby
C. D. Bowlsby
Chicago
R. M. Furnish
Auburn Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Denistry
Northwestern University
Miami
Carthage
Opposed Petitions For Licenses Heard In Hancock County
Representatives of the Westland W C T U and the Hancock County Ministerial Association opposed liquor license petitions for the Riley Tavern and the Holland Cafe at a Hancock County Alcoholic Beverage Board hearing held at the courthouse Monday morning. About twenty five remonstrants attended. The Riley Tavern manager is Mac Addison formerly of Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westland W.C.T.U
Hancock County Ministerial Association
Riley Tavern
Hancock County Alcoholic Beverage Board
Court House
Hancock County Democrat
Mac Addison
Arlington
Gwynneville Ladies Hold Christmas Meeting at Shelton Home
Twenty two members and one guest of the Willing Workers class of the U B church gathered at Mrs. Arthur Shelton near Gwynneville for the annual Christmas meeting and gift exchange. The program featured carols readings and a duet with several guests and attendees noting a Santa Claus parade in Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Arthur Shelton
Gwynneville
Oscar Wood
Vernal Long
Stella Kemp
Elsiekle Wilcoxon
Durst Beckner
Earnestine Nigh
Edgar A. Guest
Christmeas
Frank Wilcoxon
Wilbur Keaton
Bobby
Ben Keaton
Fred Gorman
Olive Unger
Carlos Long
Edward Evans
St. Vincent Hospital
Indianapolis
Lewis
Luther Shaffer
Near Arlington
Ollie Haywood
Richard Earl
Nat Tilburgh
Dayton
Ohio
J. C. Springer
Frances McBane
Shelbyville
Raymond Wilcoxon
Helen
Leslie Lewis
Earl
Gaston
Frankfort
Wade Fair
Gladys Noe
Loretta Jayne Thurston
W. P. Thurston
Eva
Rushville
Porter Hunsinger
Mays
Mays. the Ladies’ Aid
Ed Post
Fred Pollitt
Waldron Teacher Killed When Car Struck by Train
Lois Faye Nicely a 27 year old Waldron High School teacher was killed Sunday afternoon after church services when her stalled car on the west Waldron tracks was struck by a train. She was a Shelbyville graduate of 1928 and IA 1932 and was buried in Moscow cemetery Rush County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Faye
Nicely
Waldron High School
Waldron
Shelbyville
I. A
Moscow
Rush County
Dinner guests from New Castle and nearby towns
Maria Gray and Elizabeth Wiggins hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Albert Bayardson Keith Allen Owen Gray and Eloise Foust of New Castle. Roger Cooper of Westland was an afternoon caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Gray
Elizabeth Wiggins
Albert Bayardson
Keith Allen
Owen Gray
Eloise Foust
New Castle
Roger Cooper
Westland
Local families share Sunday dinners in the area
Mr and Mrs Santa Myers hosted Sunday evening gatherings. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Wortm Mr and Mrs Lyle Wortmar and family. Also present were Mrs and Mrs Carl Henderson and Howard Millnes with Mrs Josie Henderson, and George Nigh with Harold Dyer. Geneive Studley from Indianapolis visited Frank Arnold and Erma Belle Smith joined a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Myers
John Wortm
Lyle Wortmar
H. B. Connaway
Carl Henderson
New Castle
Howard Millnes
Wilkingon
Josie Henderson
George Nigh
Harold Dyer
Owen Parker
Joe Readle
Arlington
Geneive Studley
Indianapolis
Frank Arnold
Erma Belle Smith
Landon withdraws from 1940 presidential race
Alf M Landon removed himself from the 1940 presidential contest this week saying the party needs new men observers quickly saw the statement as a challenge to Herbert Hoover to follow suit Landon urged fresh leadership within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. M. Landon
Herbert Hoover
Landon
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J. A. Sipe
van Hood
Mr. Lovett
Greencastle, Indiana
Mr Lovett
George Felt
Ft. 7
Harrison
F. C. Lebert
Red Cross
Charles Yaeger
Carthas Board and Paper Co
John Clark
S. L. Newsom
South Main Street
Lewisville High School
Mary Swisher
Jesse Healey
Telephone Company
Dember
Ripley Country Club
Packard
Lektra
Reeves Pharmacy
Knightstown, Indiana
Santa Claus
Mary
Robin Lee
Phil Parker
Ind
James J. Jones
F. J. Billings
Shelton
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Butler University
Margaret Conner
Helen Rose
Elgin
America
Pennington Jewelry Opera House
Knightstorm Greenhouses, Inc
Phore
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