Carthage Bluebirds Drop OT Thriller At Home
Carthage fell to Westland 27 to 25 in overtime after leading 23 to 15 with five minutes left. Mosier started scoring, Westland rallied with Hardin and Reed, and the Red Raiders edged the Bluebirds as Carthage failed to score in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Westland Cagers
Bluebirds
Westland
Mosier
Red Raiders
Heim
Ewing
Andrews
Hardin
Reed
Bee blocks milk route on clogged gasoline line
Earl Nigh's milk delivery was halted when a clogged gasoline line two miles from town was found. A service man discovered a bumble bee lodged in the line after disconnecting it, causing the stoppage.
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Earl Nigh
Valentine Social At Epworth League Event
Misses Phyllis and Rosemary Rhodes hosted a Valentine Social for the Epworth League of the M B Church Monday night. The decorated house featured red and white hearts as guests played games and did stunts before dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Rosemary Rhodes
Epworth League
M. BE. Church
Postoffice Opens For Morning Mail Wednesday
The postoffice will open for the delivery of the morning mail on Wednesday February 22 and will be closed for the rest of the day. Mr and Mrs Verne Osburn of Indianapolis attended the Friend's Fellowship Supper with Dr and their old friends Mr and Mrs D M Edwards. They called briefly at the parsonage with Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Verne Osburn
Indianapolis
D. M. Edwards
Pickett
Two runaways from Etawah Tennessee taken ill in Rushville
David Bowling age 15 and Tom Miller 18 arrived from Connersville seeking the world. Bowling fell critically ill with a burst appendix and was operated on Friday afternoon at City hospital. Miller remained jailed awaiting word from his parents after being detained by police.
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Etawah
Tennessee
David Bowling
Tom Miller
Connersville
West Third Street
Etawah, Tennessee
Rushville
Rush County births and deaths tally for January 1933
January 1933 opened with more deaths than births in Rush County. Twenty deaths and fifteen births were recorded, with Rushville home to eleven deaths and nine births. The remaining four births and eleven deaths occurred in townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Rushville
Noah Reddick Remains In Critical Condition
Noah Reddick, who fell ill several weeks ago, remains in critical condition as doctors monitor his progress and assess treatment options.
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Noah Reddick
Carthage Merchants edge Red Birds in overtime
The Carthage Merchants defeated the New Palestine Red Birds 40 to 35 in overtime last Thursday. With Schultz and Walker out, Carthage played shorthanded yet rallied from an 18 14 halftime deficit led by Gardner and Hardin while New Palestine’s Smith tied the game late before the deciding extra period. Heim left the game early in the fourth and Keesling led the Red Birds despite the loss.
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Carthage Merchants
New Palestine Red Birds
Schultz
Walker
Palestine Cagers
New Palestine
Red Birds
Carthage Lads
Gardner
Merchants
Smith
Heim
Carthage
Hardin
Keesling
Public libraries defend funding and morale in tough times
A public library note argues libraries uphold government responsibility through education and moral values. It states libraries have no role in deficits, urge preserving library services, and promotes a student art essay and a circus-themed parade to boost public spirit.
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America
United States
Ohio River
Carl Norris
Carthage Student on Program at Indiana University
Fred Sims a University of Indiana student sang first tenor with the university Men’s glee club during a Wednesday convocation at IU. The 34 member group, directed by Prof. D. D. Nye, featured William Pelz as accompanist. The seven piece program included works by Beethoven Schubert Friml Burleigh Huntley and closed with Indiana Our Indiana.
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Fred Sims
University of Indiana
Indiana University
University
Sims
D. D. Nye
I. U. Music School
William Pelz
Evansville
Beethoven
Schubert
Bullard
Engliss Richardt
Friml
Burleigh
Huntley
Indiana
Second Red Cross Material Shipment Amassed for Russville
Mrs. Harry Jones, chair man of the work, announces a second Red Cross relief shipment to Russville. The second delivery will be smaller than the first, which totaled 6,000 yards, but should provide adequate clothing for destitute families through the remainder of the cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Russwhlle
Harry Jones
W L C Members Meet For Literary Circle Session
Mrs J M Stone hosted the Women's Literary Circle with fourteen guests and one honorary member present. Papers titled Air Ways and Air Mails and Air Ports and Landing Fields were read by Mrs J M Stone and Mrs J R Publow, followed by discussion. The group endorsed Mrs Robert Hicks of Cambridge City for State Federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Stone
J. R. Publow
Robert Hicks
Cambridge
City
State Federation
Reeves Visit Mrs Porter In Greenfield
Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves of Greenfield called on Mrs Grace Porter Wednesday afternoon.
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Robert Reeves
Greenfield
Grace ‘Porter
Beagle Pleads Not Guilty to Assault and Battery Case
Roscoe Beagle of New Point pleads not guilty in Rush circuit court to an assault and battery with intent to commit murder charge. Trial set for February 20 with many witnesses from Rush Decatur and Shelby counties. defense by Lucay W. Duncan. Beagle allegedly shot Miss Mary Ellen Cooper at a Milroy dance hall December 29. authorities believe Beagle shot himself, while Beagle claims another person fired. Cooper survived and returned home after treatment.
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Roscoe Beagle
New Point
Rush
Beagle
Decatur
Shelby
Uacey ‘W. Duncan
Ed Compton
Miss Cooper
Greensburg
Death of Mrs Butler Hill in Carthage Greenfield
Mrs Butler Hill life long Carthage resident dies February 10 at daughter Mrs Robert Watling's Greenfield home after wintering with family. Survived by husband two daughters James Williams sister Phoebe White. funeral held Monday at Watling home with Fletcher M E Crutch minister. Burial in Glencove Cemetery Knightstown.
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Butler Hill
Nina Hill
Methodist Church
Carthage
Aid Society
Robert Watling
Greenfield
Mr. Hill
Watling
Robert Reeves
James Williams
Phoebe White
Sigourney
Iowa
Schoolfield
Fletcher M. E. Crutch
Rush county buys six road equipment units at bid
County commissioners let contracts for six road machinery pieces totaling 7,948.20 after a two day session. The approved budget was 8,000. Purchases include two Indiana 2 ton dump trucks, an Allis-Chalmers industrial tractor, a McCormick Deering tractor and two road drag blades. Bidders were Adams Company H W Taylor of Indianapolis and Indiana Motors Corporation of Marion.
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Rush County Highway Department
Indiana
Allis-Chalmers
McCormick-Deering
Adams Company
H. W. Taylor
Indianapolis
Indiana Motors Corporation of
Marion
Plummer Improving After Gall Stone Surgery Setback
Verne Plummer shows improvement but remains hospitalized days after gall stone operation. No home discharge plans have been made as doctors monitor recovery.
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Verne Plummer
Friendship Class Meets at M E Church Parsonage
The Friendship Class of the M. E. church met Wednesday night at the parsonage with Mrs. Russell Parish assisting. After a business meeting led by president Mrs. Jesse Newsom, Mrs. Katherine V. Kennedy gave a reading on the Origin of Saint Valentine. Hosts Mrs. J. A. Lineback and Mrs. Grace Porter led entertainment and refreshments were served.
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M. E. Church
Russell Parish
Jesse Newsom
Katherine V. Kennedy
St. Valentine
J. A. Lineback
Grace Porter
Annual Guest Meeting of the Friends Missionary Society
The Annual Guest meeting will be held at the parsonage on Thursday evening February 23 at 7 30. Guest speaker Mr Bayard Baker from the school will give an address. Special music numbers a Musical Reading a playlet The Box Of Blessings and a year review from the Study Book Lady Fourth Daughter will be presented.
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The
Friends Missionary Society
Bayard Baker
Receiver Appointed for Hawley Hall in Wayne Trust suit
Harley Pressnal of Newcastle has been named receiver and has taken control of Hawley Hall real estate and personal property in the case brought by Wayne Trust Company of Cambridge City. The action, based on a note for 3250 dollars, seeks repayment of 3250 and values the property at 19130 dollars.
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Hawley Hall
Lewisville
Harley Pressnal
Newcastle
Hall
Wayne Trust Company
Cambridge City
Indianapolis Families Enjoy Sunday Visit with Walkers
Mr and Mrs John Bailey and Mr and Mrs Harold Moss plus daughter Doris Anne of Indiana polis spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Walter Walker and family.
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John Bailey
Harold Moss
Doris Anne
Indianapolis
Walter Walker
School Notes From East St. Christian Church
Sunday School at 9 30 A M with Kenneth Rhodes. Morning Worship at 10 30. Special music. W T Crawley is pastor. Young People’s Society meets Monday 7 30 P M Roy Reddick leader. Jean Sullivan president. Sunshine Circle hosts pitch in supper with families Thursday night February 23rd at 7 00.
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Kenneth Rhodes
W. T. Crawley
Young People’s Society
Roy Reddick
Jean@Sullivan
Sunshine Circle
Community church notes and upcoming revival
The Friends Church reports a Fellowship Supper with over sixty attendees led by Russell Publow and remarks by Dr. D. M. Bewards on Religion in the Home. Fletcher M. E. Church notes a dental hygiene program, Epworth League events, district meetings, choir and orchestra rehearsals, and a revival beginning March 12 with Rev. Boyd Tryon as speaker.
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Russell Publow
D. M. Bewards
First Friends Church
Indianapolis
Christian Endeavor
Fletcher M. E. Church
Walter Dhonau
Katherine Kennedy
Ruth Hunt
F. M. Miller
Miss Phylis
Rose Mary Rhodes
Epworth League
Rushville
Anna Parish
Mable Schoolfield
O. C. McCarty
Schoolfield
Violet Gardner
McFall
Boyd Tryon
St. Paul
Pitchlin Dinner Guests Listed With Arlington Milroy Morristown Attendees
Mr and Mrs A L Bundy hosted a pitch-in dinner last Sunday with guests including Walter Addison and daughters Francis and Barbara from Arlington. Tom Addison and son Ross from Arlington. Fred Addison and sons Billy and Keith and Mrs Glen Kaler from Milroy. and Mrs Clifford Talbert from Morristown.
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Anc
A. L. Bundy
Walter Addison
Francis
Barbara
Tom Addison
Ross
Arlington
Fred Addison
Billy
Keith
Glen Kaler
Milroy
Clifford Talbert
Morristown
Local Girl Broadcasts on WFBM in Dramatic Roles
Miss c'Mari DeSchipper performs as Dorothy in the Navy program on WFBM Tuesday evenings at 6 45. She also voices feminine character parts for the Nut Farm on WFBM every Tuesday night at 9 00.
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c’Mari DeSchipper
WFBM
Dorothy
Navy
Nut Farm
Epworth League Attends Rushville District Meeting
The Epworth League of the M E Church attended a district meeting at Rushville Tuesday night. The Carthage group made up the largest turnout among attendees.
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Epworth League
M. E
Rushville
Carthage
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Public Service Company of
W. H. Walker
Commission
Henry
Randolph
Fayette
Wayne
Union
Franklin
Dearborn
Hancock
Ofi
Delaware
Ripley
Reid
Borders
Bluebird
Hunt
Stevens E- Mosier
Howard Henley
Ross Tweedy
Paul Norris
Thomas Bush
Geo. McNabb
Will Coleman
Herbie Beher
Grace Phelps
Palestine
Hutchison
Wilkins
Parish
Elliott
Gee
Pearson
Hinshaw
Kennedy
Timer Graff
Public Library Notes
East ST. Christian Church
Pitchlin
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