Kirby's Clubroom Described in Carthage High Note
Tuesday, while Mr Overman was out, Noah Brooks and Hubert Hunt formerly of Carthage High School were found in Kirby's Clubroom. The small room, one and a half stories below the main floor, features apple green and tile red decor, woodland and Dutch paintings, a pine bench, windows to the sky, a coats room, and a heating system nearby with a coal chute. Visitors appeared comfortable but the visit's purpose was not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overman
Noah Brooks
Hubert Hunt
Frostman Class Party At Omar Stevens Home
The Frostman enjoyed a class party last Saturday evening at Omar Stevens home. They had fortunes told and played games. Refreshments included cake and ice cream. The event was sponsored by Mrs. Gates with transportation provided by Mr. Publow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Stevens
County Oratorical Contest Set At High School
The High School announces the Annual County Oratorical Contest with a strong public speaking program for juniors and seniors. Open to all students, Violet Gardner, Arlington alumnus, and Clarence Parker, freshman, have prior accolades. Mr. Baker will coach, and organizers urge Carthage to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Gardner
Arlington
Clarence Parker
Baker
Carthage
Sparks Fly as Physics Class Delves Into Electricity
Mr Baer guides juniors and seniors through electricity concepts with careful demonstrations and experiments. Students confront ideas that challenge preconceived notions as they explore currents, resistance, and the potential for discovery.
Not Talk ative remark on men stenographers noted
Elmer Porter announced a talk from the typing class titled Not Talk ative focusing on men stenographers. The all county teachers meeting is set for Saturday February 11 with two addresses by W P Dearing and George C Cole. Intramural reports announce ties in baseball and volleyball and a faculty match awaits the winners. Freshmen Convocation February 16 presents Rainbow of Husbands and other numbers led by Ada Von Publow. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Porter
All County
W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
Moves to Earnest Farm Jordan Tie Farm
A fragmentary notice reports changes at Earnest Farm near Jordan, naming Tie Farm and referencing former owner Weleeh Tw and Charles Young in a brief ownership transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Farm
Jordan
Tie Farm
Weleeh Tw
Charles ‘Young
Bluebirds Fall in Last-Second Thriller With Eagles
Charlotteville edges Carthage 19 to 18 as Oldham hits a one hand shot in the final minutes. Morris scores 12 for Charlotteville while Hunt and Smith lead Carthage in a hard fought rally that falls short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldhamttsville
Eagles
Carthage Bluebirds
Carthage
Charlotteville
Smith
Morris
Visiors
Bluebirds
Ted Heim
Hunt
Stevens
Mosier
Ewing
Crosley
Pearatt
Public Library Notes Highlight Unemployment in Missouri Reading
A Missouri public library study shows one in eight men with library cards is unemployed and one in nine women, or her husband, is unemployed. The Evansville Indiana board cut seven branches in 1932, prompting Labor Union protests over access. The item promotes readings A White Bird Flying and A Boy Scout With Byrd by Paul A. Siple, noting selection by a committee from eighty eight records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cleveland
Library Board
Evansvile
Indiana
Nebraska
Pio
Paul A. Siple
Byrd
South ‘Pole
Widespread thanks for sympathy and support
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to friends and the community for sympathy during illness and difficult times, gratefully acknowledging the care and support received from neighbors and relatives.
Former Carthage M dies at 73 in Indianapolis home
Albert Henley 73 years old longtime resident and engineer at Artificial Ice Coal and Storage Co Indianapolis died at his home 12 North Talbott Avenue Indianapolis after a heart illness. He was born April 1 1859 and survived by wife Martha Hollingsworth daughter Jeannette sister Mrs E P Trueblood brothers Jesse and Hiram Henley three grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 1 PM Royer and Atkin Funeral Home Indianapolis with Dr Daniel M Edwards officiating and Riverside Cemetery Carthage burial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henley
North
Talbott Ave
Robert
Martha Anne Henley
Martha Hollingsworth
Jeannette
Henley
Friends’ Church
Artificial Ice, Coal and Storage Co
Indianapolis
E. P. Trueblood
Richmond
Jesse Henley
Hiram H. Henley
Miami Florida
Pasadena
California
Royater and Atkin
19Th and
Meridian Street
Daniel M. Edwards
First Friends Church of
Riverside Cemetery
Carthage
Will Davis
Spiceland
Lincoln the Nation's Leader and Gentle Man
Portrait of Abraham Lincoln drawn from a Detroit News tribute. Born in a log cabin in Kentucky and dying in a boat-house room, he spurned war but led Union forces in a deadly conflict. Self-taught in elementary schooling, a lover of poetry, modest in dress, and famed for honesty, humor, and mercy. He valued Washington Jefferson and Clay, admired Webster, and befriended ministers while facing relentless public caricature. Now he belongs to the ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Pr . OE
St A
Mary Todd
William H. Herndon
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Dia
Edwin M. Bantam
Cincinnati
Teag
Detroit News
Beacon of Freedom Poem by Minna Serving
Anthology piece praising Lincoln as a beacon on the mountain height. Describes Freedom’s banner, a guiding light, and a humane, steadfast spirit that directs students, mentors march toward justice, and inspires national unity. Ends with reverent, eternal tribute.
Fish Supper Draws Crowd At Fletcher Church Event
The Men's Bible Class of Fletcher M. E. Church hosted a Fish Supper that drew 154 diners and yielded a net profit of 21.59 dollars. Class members Walter Addison Ralph Moore Hubert Hunt and Russell Kennedy provided music and a mix of old and new songs. Henry Stinger from Indianapolis also played accordion solos near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher M. E. Church
Walter Addison
Ralph Moore
Hubert Hunt
Russell Kennedy
Henry Stinger
Indianapolis
Pneumonia illness in Mrs Butler Hill at Greenfield
Mrs. Butler Hill wintering with her daughter Mrs. R A Watling at Greenfield is ill with pneumonia and reported in serious condition. Verne Plummer remains in Methodist Hospital Indianapolis and is slightly improved. Ripley County Club meets February 16 with Mrs. James Terhune replacing Mrs. Earl Sears. London garbage disposal news and dog care notes follow with local color and quirky observations.
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Butler Hill
R. A. Watling
Greenfield
Verne Plummer
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Ripley County Club
James Terhune
Earl Sears
Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meet Held at Carthage Meeting House
The Friends Church hosts a Walnut Ridge Quarterly Meet at Carthage Meeting House next Saturday with a Ministry and Oversight session at ten, Devotional at eleven, and a pitch in dinner. Clyde O. Watson, former pastor, will deliver a missionary message. Sunday features a 2 PM Young People's Quarterly Meeting with Mr. Johnson present. Regular Sunday School and morning worship proceed, no evening service. The annual missionary meeting moves from February 15 to February 23.
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Walnut Ridge
Carthage
Clyde O. Watson
Young People’s
Johnson
Fletcher M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Social
Fletcher M. E. Church posts Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 35 led by Rev Schoolfield with a sermon on Contrary Winds Epworth League meets at 6 00 Mrs Hubert Hunt in charge Sunday night at 7 00 Dr F M Miller to speak on Dental Hygiene Mrs Walter Dhonan and Mrs Katherine Kennedy sing a duet A Valentine social hosted by E L B G W and guests at Mrs Or C McCarty home Friday at 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolfield
Epworth League
Hubert Hunt
F. M. Miller
Walter Dhonan
Katherine Kennedy
Or. C. McCarty
Sunshine Circle Family Night Postponed to Feb 22
The Sunshine Circle of the Baptist Street Christian Church has postponed the family night meeting to February 22. Wesleyan Church remains listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle of the
Baat ‘Street Christian Church
Wesleyan Church
Sunday services announced by Rev Smithee
Sunday School at 9 00 preaching at 10 30 by Rev Smithee. Cottage Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithee
Gwynneville Woman Rebecca Holbrook Dies at 61
Mrs Rebecca Holbrook aged 61 died at her Gwynneville home Sunday night after complications from an operation six weeks earlier. She was born in Barry county Missouri to Davis and Martha Morris. Survived by widower daughter Grace Arnold foster daughter in North Carolina brother Jack Morris Gwynneville sister Alma Retherford Portland Oregon funeral at Christian Church Gwynneville Rev Burns Indianapolis interment at Ashbury cemetery Morristown funeral led by L V Heakhed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Holbrook
Gwynneville
Davis
Martha Jane Morris
Wasorn
Barry County
Missouri
Earl Nowotna
Carthage
Grace Arnold
Charlotte
North Carolina
Jack Morris
Alma Retherford
Portland Oregon
Christian Church
Burns
Indianapolis
Asburry
Morristown
L. V. Heakhed
Valentine Party Honors Mrs Kennedy Birthday at Chonan Home
A Valentine party was held last Tuesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Chonan in honor of Mrs K V Kennedy s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Newby Mr and Mrs Walter Newsom Mr and Mrs J C Reed Miss Winona Newsom Mrs Grace Phelis Mrs Grace Porter Mrs Mary Hubbard Jr Clyde Baer Will Zion and Mrs Ella Moore. After games and stunts, refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chonan
K. V. Kennedy
Roy Newby
Walter Newsom
J. C. Reed
Winona Newsom
Grace Phelis
Grace Porter
Mary Hubbard
Clyde Baer
Will Zion
Ella Moore
Independent Tourney Draw Delayed At Local Gym
The independent basketball tournament will be held next week at the local gym. Entries arrived late and the drawing has not yet been held.
Woman Bravely Walks in Snow on Wager
On a wager a woman kicks off shoes and hose and walks about half a block in freezing snow. The act reflects a playful dare but also highlights a low mood accompanying the chilly scene.
Death of Mrs Herbert Ball at near Maysville Kentucky
Word was received Sunday of the death of Mrs. Herbert Ball of near Maysville Kentucky. The funeral services were held Tuesday. No particulars have been received as to the cause of death. Before you have your sale bills printed get our price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ball
Maysville
Kentucky
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