How Does It Feel To Be A God
An essay blends science and art to honor creation preservation and protection in mankind. It recalls Abraham Michelangelo Phidias Raphael DaVinci and Hiram as makers of enduring works and laments the awe of probing the unknown in surgery firefighting and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Michael Angelo Emerson
Peter
Rome
Phidias
Moses
Raphael
Madonna
DaVinci
Hiram
Indiana
Here
Terre- Haute
A Boy’s Essay on Columbus and Local Notices
A column mixes a short Columbus tale with local social notes from Carthage and nearby towns. It lists visits, moves, illness, births, school officials, and social events at Gowdy, Rushville, Bedford, and Grant City, concluding with a want ad line urging readers to try classified ads.
Freshman Convocation Opens With Humorous Boxing Match
A university convocation featured a handicap boxing bout between Joe Popeye and Kid Cockroach with ref Paul Winslow in a ballcatcher outfit. The student performers staged a comedy with multiple character roles and a playlet Rainbow of Husbands. Mary Walker delivered a sermon and Clarence Parker closed with Old Dog Bowser reading. Hamlet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Popeye
Kid Cockroach
Paul Benton Norris
Jack Fitch
Paul Winslow
Omar Stevens
Ned Dodge
Maria Henley
Mrs. Brown
Henderson
Jack Moore
Ned
Claude Pearson
Green
Gings
Jerry Devine
Ramona Jane Winfield
White
Westland
Arletta Small
Mary
Mary Walker
Clarence Parker
Old Dog Bowser
How Does It Feel To Be A God
Fragmentary lines describe a godlike creation and protection through Pasteur and Pygmalion themes. Vague references to a mother and children and a distant village imply a dramatic, mythical or literary meditation on power and invention. The passage blends myth with science and asks about divine mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
Pygmalion
Beagle Convicted In Beating and Shooting at Milroy Dance Hall
Roscoe Beagle, 26, found guilty of assault with intent to kill Mary Ellen Cooper, Hanover College student, after a December 29 shooting at a Milroy dance hall. Trial in Rush Circuit Court Wednesday night. sentence of 1 to 10 years likely to be imposed Thursday. Cooper, from Clarksburg, survived after weeks in hospital. Beagle claimed self inury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Beagle
Mary
Ellen Cooper
Hanover College Coed
Milroy
Rush
Miss Cooper
Clarksburg
Beagle
Newpoint
Funeral services for Sammie D. Nelson set
The body of Sammie D. Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson who died December 2 1932 in Honolulu after an auto crash arrives Friday February 24 at 6 00 pm The funeral is to be held at the M E Church Sunday February 26 at 2 00 pm Rev E A Gillum and Rev N S Schoolfield assisted by American Legion Post No 150 Rushville will conduct interment at East Hill cemetery Arlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammille D. Nelson
Harry Nelson
Queen’s Hospital
Honolulu
Sammie D. Nelson
M. E
E. A. Gillum
Morristown
N. S. Schoolfield
Carthage
The
American Legion
Rushville
East Hill Cemetery
Arlington
Carthage School Enrollment Totals 346 This Year
School enrollment in Carthage stands at 346 with 204 students in grades 1 6. The second and fifth grades each hold 37 pupils. Junior and Senior High enrollments total 142 with 70 boys and 72 girls. The 7th grade has 34 students, and the Senior class numbers 25, second only to 1930’s 29 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Falculty Plans February Get-Together at School
The faculty sets a February 28 pitch-in supper at the school cafeteria as a casual gathering.
Hamlet at English Theater Saturday Afternoon
Walter Hampton will portray Hamlet in a presentation by Carth age High School at the English theater Saturday afternoon. The note expresses hope for many local students to see the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High School
Walter Hampton
Hamlet
English Theater
The Perfect Boy of C. H. S. 1933
A humorous yearbook verse praises a student by listing traits and traits names. The poem matches eight peers including Harry Smith Bob Hunt Dwight Sims Omar Helms Weldon Hill Elmer Porter Max Nowotne Frank Donoho Howard Henley and Claude Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Bob Hunt
Dwight Sims
Bill Ewing
Omar Helms
Weldon Hill
Elmer Porter
Max Nowotne
Frank Donoho
Howard Henley
Claude Pearson
Local social notes from Indiana visits and hospital stays
Mrs. Ann J. Sipe traveled to Indianapolis to spend time with her daughter Dorothy. Mrs. Ralph Moore attended a bridge party hosted by Aunt Grace Rainey of Rushville. Mazie Harlow, recently at the Methodist Hospital, returned home improving. Margarite Plummer, a Chicago teacher, visited Verne Plummer at the Methodist Hospital and called on Mr. and Mrs. Jess Trowbridge of Mays Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moore
Fred King
Luthur Renegar
Stanley Worthington
Alvin Shaw
Rushville
Ann J. Sipe
Indianapolis
Dorothy
Grace Rainey
Mazie Harlow
Methodist Hospital
Margarite Plummer
Chicago
Verne Plummer
Jess Trowbridge
Mays
Jess Towbridge
Mrs. Verne Plummer
Special Attraction at Indiana Roof Garden in Indianapolis
Herbie Kay and his radio recording and dance orchestra with Miss Dorothy Lamour will appear at the Indiana Roof Ballroom on Sunday. Tickets are 60 cents before 6 p m Sunday and 75 cents after, with 75 cents extra for a reserved Roof balcony table. March 3 opens McKinney's Cotton Pickers for two weeks, Cuba Austin returning, plus a fast colored floor show. Dick Snyder and his Detroiters close the run March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Roof Garden
Indianapolis
Ind
Herbie Kay
Dorothy Lamour
South
Indiana Roof Ballroom
Herbie
WGN Chicago
Lamour
New Orleans
Galveston
Texas
Indiana Roof
Indiana
McKinney
Cotton Pickers
Cuba
Austin
Deluxe
Dick Snyder
Detroiters
Town Council Meets To Study Electric Rates Proposal
The town council held a regular meeting at the town hall with citizens present to hear a proposal on power and lights. No definite action was taken. members will study the proposal until the next meeting.
Local Social Roundup From Rushville and Indianapolis
Mrs Ralph Moore spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Alvin Long. Several Rushville and Indianapolis residents visited friends, attended dinners, and moved between homes. Notable names include the Drapers, Whites, Norris, Sattlers, Towbridge, Plummer, Rhim, Hunt, Binford, Tetrick, Hackleman, Ruby, Henley, Jessups, Crawley, Pike, Keerns, and Bash with events ranging from bridge club hosting to Sunday dinners and travels to Circleville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Moore
Alvin Long
Tweedy Lambs de Shaw
Rushville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthage Citizes
Carthage, Indiana
Jes
A. Norris
Congress
Bayard Baker
Columbus
Spain
America
Christopher Columbus
Pathfinder
Fred Hill
Newcastle
Minnie Adkins
Milton Ferguson
Hooker Wilson
Raysville
al Carr
Young Quakers
Carr
John Goode
Eastburn
Walter Binford
Town
Grant City
Knightstown
Marble Edwards
Patricia Lou
Leon Wright
Geo. B. McNabb
Dr. McNabb
Charles McNabb
Bedford
D. W. McNabb
Sam Leach and Sons
J. D. Edmonson
Gowdy
Evelyn Ruth Gahimer
Ellen DeSchipper
Falculty News
Public Service Company OF
MMUN
Mays H. S
Carthage H. S
Owl
the Friends Church
Ozro Draper
Arthur White
John Leisure
A. W. W Nfield
Laura J. Norris
Ramona Norris
Joah B. Norris
Phillip Sattler
Noble Miner
P. J .Sattler
Herbie Beher
A. W. Winfield
Ross Tweedy
T'S
Carl Rhim
Hubert Hunt
Mary Ewing
Walnut Street
Marietta Binford
Howard Tetrick
Myra McDaniel
C. N. Hackleman
Harold Ruby
Circleville
Ohio
Ruby
Mrs. Howard
Henley
John Jessup
Crawley
Cecil Pike
Clyde Keerns
Grenfield
Geo. Keerns
Thomas Bash
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