Sultry Gertrude Niesen to Head Lower Basin Chamber Show
Sultry torch singer Gertrude Niesen guests on Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street over the Blue Network Sunday Feb 13 at 8 15 p m with Paul Lavalle and his Dixielanders and emcee Milton J Cross. Wendell Willkie speaks over CBS Friday Feb 11 from the Lincoln Day Dinner in Tacoma Washington 10 30 p m to 11 p m introduced by Gov. Arthur B Langeley. program from Tacoma Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Niesen
Chamber Music Society of
Lower Basin Street
Blue Network
Paul Lavalle
Dixielanders
Milton J. Cross
Wendell Willkie
CBS
Pierce County
Republican Central Committee
Tacoma
Washington
Willkie
Arthur B. Langeley
Masonic Temple
Do You Remember When Do You Remember When
February 13 1914 notes from Indianapolis report Jesse Henley and Julian Overman visiting relative Mrs Elizabeth Overman recovering from a fall with a broken left arm. Birth announced for Lon McCorkle’s son. Sipe Williams Newby attended hospital surgery. Ye Tuesday Dames and Thimble club hosted sewing party. Carthage Independents beat Lewisville 45 to 17. Mrs Roy Newby and son Max.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Henley
Julian Overman
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Overman
J. A. Sipe
George Hinshaw
J. Edgar Williams
Roy Newby
Sipe
Williams
Mr. Newby
S. L. Newsom
Thimble Club
Carthage Independents
Lewisville
Max
Illness Sidelights Prompt Call to Eaton
Readers note a brief item describing a gathering at Eaton on Thursday due to the ongoing illness of Mrs Newby's mother, with relatives and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Rushville News Briefs From February 1924
February 15 1924 notes residents visiting relatives in Rushville include Ramona Jane and Juanita Winfield at A B Norris grandparents. Roy Small injured at the paper mill from a fall in the storage pit under the overhead crane suffering torn ligaments a left ankle two fractured ribs and bruises. Mr and Mrs C G Hill visited Roy Linscott in Indianapolis. Walter Mann was in Rushville recently. Claribel Sipe returned home from Waldron last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Jane
Juanita Winfield
A. B. Norris
Rushville
Roy Small
C. G. Hill
Roy Linscott
Indianapolis
Walter Mann
W L C Hostess Event and Local Social News
February 11 1934 Mrs A W Winfield hosted Monday afternoon to the W L C. Mr and Mrs Frank Overman visited Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs A J Carr welcomed a baby boy John Edward 83 pounds. Mr and Mrs Howard Henley and son James traveled to Indianapolis on business. Mr and Mrs Hamil Henley visited Columbus. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bush attended the automobile show in Indianapolis. READ THE WANT ADS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Winfield
Frank Overman
Stewart McKnight
Indianapolis
A. J. Carr
John Edward
Howard Henley
James
Hamil Henley
Columbus
Thomas Bush
Georgia Carroll to star in Kyser film project this month
Success Story notes 1944 Georgia Carroll as Kay Kyser’s top soloist set for a major film role as shooting begins late this month. Teresa Wright reappears in a radio version of The Pride of the Yankees with Walter Pidgeon on CBS The Star and the Story on Sunday February 13. NBC’s Hour of Charm on February 13 features songs from Oklahoma to Mexican Hayride. Screen Guild Players present Gentleman Jim with Errol Flynn on CBS February 14 at 9 30 p m in a staged adaptation with Alexis Smith and Ward Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Carroll
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Kyser
Teresa Wright
Walter Pidgeon
Pidgeon
CBS
NBC
Jim
James J. Corbett
Errol Flynn
Screen Guild
Flynn
Alexis Smith
Ward Bond
School Notes Highlight Class Activities and Awards
The first and second teams received a chili supper after the ball game hosted by the freshman class. The junior class held a skating party at Fountainstown. Mr. Ammen spoke to the fourth grade on 4-H work. Donald Cooper won first prize for a coloring book titled Cloverbloom Dairy Book, judged by Mrs. Norrene Phelps. Fourth, fifth, and sixth graders entered an art coloring contest with winners Donald Cooper for grades four and five and Marvin Sandefur for grade six. Mrs. Sapp taught the fourth graders who were royally entertained by Mrs. Carr on Jack Carr’s tenth birthday with moving pictures by Mr. Carr and Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-H
Donald Cooper
Norrene Phelps
Donald Cook
Marvin Sandefur
Locals Share Weekend Visits and Club Meetings
Charlottesville residents hosted the Scotts for Sunday dinner while Harold and Don Reasoner visited Montpelier and Angola. WCTU met with Ruth Silver. Boy Scout Court of Honor convened at the Methodist church. Mrs. Merle McClarnon left the hospital and stayed with her daughter near Nameless Creek. Cub Scouts met at Vera Shultz’s home. Mrs. Frank McPherson of Michigan visited her sister Mrs. Wilbur Tanner. Clyde Johnson helped at the elevator with Charles Reeves. Margaret Smith spent the weekend with Mrs. Inez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Scott
Jacob Scott
Knightstown
Harold
Don Reasoner
Montpelier
Harold Reasoner
Angola
WCTU
Ruth Silver
Boy Scout
Court of Honor
Methodist Church
Merle McClarnon
Mary Braddock
Nameless Creek
Vera Shultz
Frank McPherson
Michigan
Wilbur Tanner
Clyde Johnson
Charles Reeves
Margaret Smith
Inez
Mrs Beech er Hosts Dinner Guest From Knightstown
Mrs Beech er of Knightstown entertained Sunday dinner guest Johnston. Milton Barry of Owosso, Michigan visited his wife and son at Irvin Binford’s home over the weekend. Mrs Catherine Sawyer, 83, died last Tuesday north of town. Funeral services were held at Waldron Friday with burial there. Rev H G Biddlecum conducted the services. She leaves a daughter Mrs Maude Reiser and a son Danny with two grandchildren Floyd and Ralph Reiser.
Latin posters highlight language origins in class display
The Latin class showcases posters on language roots including a pledge to the flag in Latin and the Preamble with Latin-origin words in red. An open dictionary poster notes 52.3 percent Latin origin 10.1 percent Greek and 37.4 percent other. A Roman kitchen model is planned soon.
Arlington Methodist WSC Meeting Reports and Visitors
Mrs Will Sunman hosted the Arlington Methodist church W S C meeting with eleven members and three guests. Cadet Gene Long returned to Lexington Va after furlough with his wife and daughter and several local residents hosted visitors over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sunman
Arlington Methodist Church
Fred McFatridge
James Moore
Rusell
Gene Long
Lexington
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Indiana
Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs Will Stout and family. Mr and Mrs Bob Nash and family of Anderson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Mark Stout. Mr and Mrs Clyde Blevins of Connersville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Trobaugh. Mrs Ode Drake was the Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianapolis
Will Stout
Bob Nash
Anderson
Mark Stout
Clyde Blevins
Connersville
Herbert Trobaugh
Day guest of Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson
A day guest spent time with Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson and their family in Rushville. The visit highlighted hospitality and local family ties in the community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Donald Wilson
Rushville
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Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED Ebbly and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Indiana
Mediterranean
U.S. Treasury Department
United States of America
Lon McCorkle
Ratliff
Wash
Claribel Sipe
Waldron
King’s Beauty Shop
County Oan & Finance CO
Lee
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Rushville, Ind
Greenfield, Ind
Shirley Fertilizer CO
Shorty
Fountaintown
Mr. Ammen
Charlottesville
Arlington News
Constance Shertz
Dayton
Ohio
Pearl Pierce
Pvt
Howard Baker
Ft Harrison
Baker
Lowell Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Virgil Land
Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Company
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Greenfield
Shelby Ville
Arlington
Black Top Road
Berkshire
Poland
Deering
Blackhawk
Dunham
National
Gale
John Deere
Janesville
Noah Leisure
Rex Sexson
Harry Bentley
Ladies of Carthage Christian Church
von Camp
Hershey
Maxwell House Coffee
Wheaties
Sunmaid
Pillsbury’s
del Monte Prunes
REGAL
Maideth
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