Church Notes Sunday School and Meeting Details
Sunday School at 9 30 a m with evangelistic field. Church board to meet after the morning service. Young Peoples Society to meet with Agnes Copher Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Social night with committees in charge and lesson leader Max Nowotne. Big 3 this week Wooten Fitch Agnes and Gladys Reddick.
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Young Peoples Society
Agnes Copher
Malcolm Jessup
Ivten DeSchipper
Roy Reddick
Max No Wotne
Nadine Herkless
Max NoWotne
Gladys Reddick
Wooten Fitch
Agnes
David Binford
Lucille
Winifred
Maxine Chappell
Albert Ray
Owen Gray
Elmer Hunt
Hubert Hunt
Cadiz Friends Church
Chas. Young
Friends Church Quarterly Meeting Held With Noted Addresses
The Friends Church quarterly gathering last weekend proceeded as planned with Charles E. Hiatt present as Yearly Meeting Superintendent and Herman O. Miles delivering the morning address. Russell Carter of Earlham College spoke on his Mexico impressions from last summer’s university visit. Regular services are listed for next Sunday including Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and services at 10:30 a.m., 6:08 p.m., and 7:00 p.m.
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Friends Quarterly Meeting
Charles E. Hiatt
Yearly Meeting
Herman O. Miles
Yearly Meeting Prohibition Committee
Russell Carter
Earlham College
Mexico
Wen
University of Mexico
Barham
N. S. Pickett
Elmer
Herman Porter Marion
Sunday Church Announcements for Morning Service
Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Communion service at 10 30 led by the pastor. 7 p m Dr John W McFall district superintendent to preach and preside at a brief Quarterly Conference session after. Members urged to attend.
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John W. McFall
Wesleyn Church Sunday Services Announced
Wesleyn Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m and to morning and evening preaching services led by Rev Edward Smithee Attendance is increasing and all are welcome
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Edward Smithee
Comments On The Live Stock Situation
The spread in cattle prices shows seasonal narrowing with lower grade holdings steady. Cattle in weak hands and slack demand keep gains muted until mid spring while better unfinished steers look to late spring and summer. Hog prices linger as packers seek profit with strong corn hog feeding prospects and late winter or spring price gains possible. Lamb prices rise with persistent demand and tightening supplies pointing to strength in the next sixty days.
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Corn
Meeting of Colloquial Club at Arlington
Mrs Roy Copher and Mrs Luther Renegar attended the Colloquial Club gathering at the home of Mrs Charles Addison west of Arlington. Thirteen members shared a three course noon dinner. An afternoon program featured a duet by Earl Gisbecorte and a paper by Mrs Julia Ormes on George Washington’s life.
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Roy Copher
Luther Renegar
Charles Addison West
Arlington
George Washington
Earl Gisbecorte
Julia Ormes
Birthday Oyster Supper Honoring Miss Dorothy Herkless
Miss Dorothy Herkless was surprised Tuesday at an oyster supper hosted by friends including Mr. and Mrs. B. Phelps and Mrs. Maude Rohm. Ice cream and cake were served as guests departed wishing many more happy birthdays.
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Dorothy Herkless
Fri
B. Phelps
Maude Rohm
Jean
Hugh Addison
Luther Renegar
Miss Herkless
Shifts in Livestock Prices Drive Regional Production Changes
Uprooting trends in livestock due to low prices and high processing costs push producers toward shelf sufficing, decentralizing marketing and slaughter. Surplus regions distant from demand face penalties, while feed and meat centers gain, increasing western feeding and southern production with cattle and sheep moving toward the Corn Belt.
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Corn
Bluebirds Edge Fairview In Overtime Basketball Game
The Bluebirds played a strong game against Fairview with an overtime finish time score 21 20 in favor of the Bluebirds. They host Arlington tonight and Mays here later. A Washington day program by grade and high school students is scheduled for Monday at 2 00 public invited.
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Bluebirds
Fairvein
Arlington
Mays
Church Fundraiser Encourages Taggart Bread Wrappers
East St. Christian Church members urged to use Taggart's Bread and save wrappers to earn the church one cent per wrapper. Committee members Mrs. Bart Nowotne and Mrs. Paul W Linton spearhead the drive. Also noted are local social items: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Longhurst visiting Fairmount relatives, and various mentions of visits and trips among area residents.
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The
East St. Christian Church
Taggart
Taggart Company
Mrs
Arthur Longhurst
Fairmount
Carthage Bluebirds End 13 Game Slump In Close OT Win
Carthage Bluebirds broke a 13 game skid by beating Fairview 22 to 21 in overtime at Carthage gym. The contest stayed tight with no lead larger than five, tied 20 20 at the end of regulation, and featured a decisive Carthage surge in the OT.
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Carthage Bluebirds
Fairvein
Carthag Gymnasium
Birthday Dinner Honoring Carl Francis Dyer
Mr and Mrs Carl Dyer entertained at their home east of Carthage in honor of their son Carl Francis. Decorations reflected Lincoln's birthday with a two course dinner for twelve guests. The centerpiece featured a cake with candles and games were played.
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Carl Dyer
Carthage
Carl Francis
Oyster Supper Hosts Near Knightstown
Mr and Mrs Will Sharp hosted an oyster supper west of Knightstown Thursday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Stanley Worthington Mr and Mrs Luther Renegard and con Roy Mr and Mrs Roy Copher and family and Russell Kennedy. The group spent the evening playing euchre.
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Stanley Worthington
Luther Renegard
Con Roy
Roy Copher
Russell Kennedy
Will Sharp West
Knightstown
Weekend Guests Include Several Local Families
Mr and Mrs William Young and Inez Young hosted guests in their home with Everett Woodly and Grace Davis, while Wilber Young and Dorothy Sipe visited the Linville and Behr families. Indianapolis guests included Mr W H Behr and Dorothy Sipe with Anna Sipe hosting.
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Wilber Young
Charlottesville
Russell Linville
William Young
Inez Young
Francis Young
Everett Woodly
Grace Davis
Dorothy” Sipe
Indianapolis
Anna Sipe
State Meeting Considers Farm Land Values for Taxation
A statewide Indiana Farm Bureau meeting of chairmen and tax committee members is set for February 22 in Indianapolis to discuss farm land values for taxation. President W. H. Settle urges gathering sale prices and farm income records to determine true cash values and potential reductions from four years ago. Delegates will include county tax department heads or, if absent, the county farm bureau chairmen.
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Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau
State Tax Board
Settle
Church services to mark Washington bicentennial
Religious communities nationwide prepare three days of services February 19 to 21 ahead of the February 22 start of the George Washington Bicentennial Celebration. The United States Bicentennial Commission reports broad church involvement and urges individual participation to honor the nation’s founder.
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America
George Washington
Washington
United States
United
Macy Widow Zelinda Macy Dies at 80 in North Carolina
Zelinda Johnson Macy aged 80 died Wednesday at 9 am at her daughter S M Parker's home near Walnut Ridge Brights disease caused death She was born October 10 1851 in Dublin and had lived with Parker since her husband William Macy died Survived by five children Clarence Murdo SD Beveryt Michigan Owen Ponca City OK Mrs Howard Glays Richmond and brother Josiah Johnson Knights town Funeral services expected Friday in Rich Square near Lewisville
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Zelinda Johnson Macy
S. M. Parker
Walnut Ridge
Brights
Macy
Dubblin
William Macy
Mrs. Parker
Parker
Clarence
Murdo
South Dakota
Beveryt
Michigan
Owen
Ponca City
Oaklahoma
Howard Glays
Richmond
Josiah Johnson
Knightstown
George Washington anniversary service at Fletcher M E church
The George Washington anniversary service drew large attendance from multiple churches at Fletcher M E church last Sunday. A male quartet performed the Battle Hymn of the Republic and a violin solo with piano accompaniment while Prof. Baker, a public school figure, delivered an address comparing Washington and Lincoln and praising Washington’s life as soldier statesman and first president.
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George Washington
Fletcher M. E
Arthur Limeback
Frank Overman
James R. Behr
C. C. Harrison
C. C. Harison
Behr
Prof. Baker
Lincoln
Washington
Ed Compton seeks Rush County sheriff post
Ed Compton, currently deputy sheriff and former jailer, announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket. He has served three years as deputy and a year five months as jailer, residing in Rush County. His bid marks the first Republican county office announcement this year.
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Ed Compton
Rush County
Compton
Ray Compton
Seventh
Harison Streets
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Mary
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W. J. Phelps
Wilford
Ind
Betty Webb
Bart Nowotne
Paul W Linton
Cassady
Rushville
Hoyt Addison
Fennville
Harry Rhodes
Fay Wright
A Rineback
Fairweir
Steood
W. Wiley
Fayette County
Fairview
Chicago
Mont Porter
Frank Mauck
Knghtstown
Mary Ewing
George Mercer
Plainfield
John McClintock
Ralph Moore
Joe Moore Synday
Heim
Jessup
Smith
Hunt
Brooks
Moiser
Fitch
Firview
R. Wiley
W. Cummins
Clark
D. Cummins
W. H. Behr
J. R. Behr
Zelinda Macy
Rich Square
Lewisvill
Lindley Taylor
Louis Humes
Rosemary Rhodes
Frances Addison
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