Rushville Social Notes Include Visitors From Pennsylvania
Mrs. Luther Renegar and son Don ald visited Rushville Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Dagler and son Donald from Allentown Pennsylvania are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Price and son this week. Mrs. Ed Adkins owns a 1931 Oldsmobile Patrician sedan bought last week from McCoy and Douglas of Greensburg. Mr. and Mrs. John DeSchipper were in Indianapolis on Tuesday afternoon for business. Mrs. Margaret Moore of near Rushville spent today with Mrs. Cleve Geise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Renegar
Donald
Rushville
John Dagler
Allentown, Pa
Lawrence Price
Ed Adkins
McCoy and Douglas
Greensburg
John DeSchipper
Indianapolis
Margaret Moore
Cleve Geise
Jesse Storie
Virgil Tetrick
R. H. Hill
Jesse Henley
Ford Retherford
Kate Wallace
Local social notes from Knightstown Tuesday evening
Mrs. John Herkless and daughters Dorothy and Bernadine attended in Knightstown. Mrs. Luther Renegar and Mrs. Maude Rohm were also present. Merrice Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Singer, is ill at home nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herkless
Dorothy and
Bernadine
Luther Renegar
Maude Rohm
Knightstown
Merrice Robert
Harold Singer
Here
Don’t Say Die Say Damn Encouragement Poem
A spoken verse urges not to give in to discouragement. It counsels recognizing opportunity amid failures and rejects self pity, reminding readers that life offers purpose and the value of laughter to avoid taking oneself too seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Green roughage fiber in poultry feeding emphasis
East coast poultry producers increasingly demand roughage in mash feeds as fiber reductions shift practices. Green feeds provide three values: extra water to aid digestion, vitamin D, and fiber for roughage. young grass, clover, or alfalfa best meet needs while substitutes must be used for confined birds.
The Political Wheels of Washington
Democrats face a political stumble over calls for an extr a session and a dole style relief raid. Senator Robinson leads a blunder attack on the Red Cross, provoking nationwide resentment and weakening the party stance on federal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Democrats
Congress
Doles
Red Cross
Democratic Party
Robinson
Arkansas
American Red Cross
Funeral procession for Elnora Butler in Spiceland
Mr and Mrs Jesse Healey and Dr and Mrs Clark Gause attended the funeral of Elnora Butler in Spiceland Tuesday afternoon. Numerous local residents visited relatives in Bloomington Indianapolis and Greenfield with several trips referenced across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Healey
Clark Gause
Elnora Butler
Spiceland
Caramel Jelly and Rail Fence Salad Recip es
Recipes include Caramel Jelly with gelatine cream and nuts, Rail Fence Salad with chicken and vegetables, and Angel Food Ice Box Cake with coconut marshmallows pineapple and cherries. Mrs Hattie Aldrige visits relatives near Arlington before an indefinite departure.
FOR SALE ITEMS AND POLITICAL APPOINTMENT OUTLOOK
Notices advertise extra heavy No 36 white oats from Hutchinson & Son and an electric washer with ironer attachment. A report notes Dick Elliott may be Assistant Controller General of the U S with Hoover appointing him to a high office, replacing him in his district and shifting leadership among House Republicans. Elliott would be the sole defeated Republican to receive a presidential appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
U.S
Tennessee
Texas
House
Senate
Congress
Moves and visits in Rushville area headlines social rounds
Malcolm Small transfers from Chicago to Toledo as chemist for Pure Oil Refining Co began work last Friday. Local residents include Frank Coons family visiting Hobbs, J A McConnel visiting, Bowen returning to Ft Wayne, Brown moving to a Rushville farm, Hill guests of the Hills, Renegar returning from Toledo, and several others visiting and calling on friends in Rushville and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Small
Pure Oil Refining Co
Chicago, Ill
Toledo
Ohio
Leftovers and radio boast amid springtime talk in Carthage
A local column quotes residents debating medicine liquor rights, Russia leading US radio, and the dry-house fight in Indianapolis. Field notes joke about tuning games abroad, Meadowlarks sing, Easter near, and Jim Miner conducts the piece with light missives on prosperity and spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
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Harold A. Wilson
Washington
AG Sy
G.A
Glen
John Gates
John Kinman
Bloomington
Alice Gates
Emily Jackson
Mary Floren
Frank Kirkendorfer
Kendallville
Walter Phelps
Levi Butler
Ed Ruby
John Butler
Harriett
Sam Newsom
8. O. McCarty
Robert Reeves of
Greenfield
Grace Porter
O. C. McCarty
Mary Ellen
Robert Stanley
Anderson
Fred McManus
Hattie Aldrige
H. G. Sampson
Arlington
Lewis D. Tie
Hutchinson & Son
Frank Coons
D. D. Hobbs
J. A. McConnel of
Gwynnville
J. R. Bowen
Ft. Wayne
J. A. Lineback
Mrs. Russell Brown
Minnie Ruby
Earl O. Hill
R. C. Hill
Frank
Donald Renegar
The
Pure Oil Construction Co
Ed Smith
Billy
Westport
Hattie Aldridge
D. P. Dunn
Grace Peter
Pearle Coffin
Hubert Hill
Iaw Thurston
Indianapolis Frieve
Cliff Hershauer
Mildred
Will Backus
al McDaniel
Myra
Fivesteel Tires
Sam
Texaco Motor
NevrNox
Moore’s Garage
Eggleston’s Hatchery, Inc
Pioneer Island Creek
Yellow Jacket
Herbless Coal and Feed Co
Will Siler
North East Street
SL. Newsom
Lee Elsburg
Paul Louder
Carthage
Chase & Sanborn Coffee Ib
Bascal Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Winfield
Regal Store
Russia
United States
Eph
Jim Miner
China Oats
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