Do You Remember When Hollywood Star Franchot Tone Appears
Radio listings note Franchot Tone among a quartet of guests on Stage Door Canteen Friday February 25 at 9 30 p m over Station WFBM with Bert Lytell as host and Raymond Paige conducting the Canteen orchestra Other guests not named The roster also highlights Lounging talk on crooning versus stealing and early notices about The Squeal Factory on NBC February 29 at 7 30 p m and Screen Guild Players starring Frank Sinatra on CBS February 28 and February 24 over WFBM Also mentions suspense story written by Lucille Fletcher about a murdered plan and a crossed line plot featuring Nora Martin and other program notes from WISH and I’ll Be Around and No Love No Nothin with Regina Colbert The Weekly social notes include Winona Newsom host for W L C February 27 Embroidery club host Pearl Kizer and visitors from Indianapolis and local social visits plus Manilla Monarks edging Carthage Independents 21 20 and other domestic items
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Hollywood
Franchot Tone
WFBM
Bert Lytell
Raymond Paige
Bob Nesbitt
Steelmakers
Evans Sisters
Carlo Ross
Regina Colbert
G. I. Jive
Betty Dougherty
Agnes Moorehead Reprises Sorry Wrong Number on Suspense Encore
Agnes Moorehead returns for an encore performance of Sorry Wrong Number on Suspense. The radio drama features a tense narrative as a caller threads through a perilous night revealing hidden dangers and a race against time.
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Suspense
Agnes Moorehead
Music program features Singers and Orchestra at event
The Singing Millmen perform What Do You Do in the Infantry while the Singing Millmaids join in Victory Polka and We’ll Meet Again. Lew Davies conducts the Steel Makers orchestra in Strike Up the Band Speak Low and My Heart Tells Me. Lois Mae Nolte hosts and John Winchcoll is featured as the Old Timer.
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Lew Davies
Steelmakers
Lois Mae Nolte
John Winchcoll
Local residents visit and memorials noted
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Downs of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson Friday to Wednesday. Miss Marjorie Henley, a girls basketball team member, received a broken nose during practice. Mr. and Mrs. James Forbes attended the funeral services of his brother Hugh Forbes held last Friday at Indianapolis. John Terhune of Greensburg is here for a few weeks visit with James Terhune and family.
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J. H. Downs
Indianapolis
Charles Benson
Marjorie Henley
James Forbes
Hugh Forbes
John Terhune
Greensburg
James Terhune
Ten Years Ago February 23 1934
Miss Elizabeth Gatewood of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Gatewood. Mrs Mary Jessup dined with Mrs Elizabeth Leisure. Frank Overman recovered enough to be up and around. Mr and Mrs Noah Leisure had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs O P Ellison of near Homer.
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Elizabeth Gatewood
Indianapolis
William Gatewood
Mary Jessup
Elizabeth Leisure
Frank Overman
Noah Leisure
O. P. Ellison
Homer
Indiana ponds to boost fish population for anglers
Indiana conservation officials note 1943 flooding kept many ponds from operating. They expect many ponds to be ready in 1944 to sustain fish populations amid growing angler demand. Artificial propagation will help offset a 1943 production shortfall, aiding recovery after harsh spawning season.
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Indiana
Indiana Department of Conservation
Arlington News Dinner Guests and Sleighing Party
Arlington area residents hosted meals with Mrs. Cora Brown and Mr. A. C. Martin. Luncheon guests included Mrs. Charles Marshall and Amy Sue Addison. Sunday hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Myers. Arlington sophomore class enjoyed a sleighing party at Miss Clara Emily Rigsbee’s home with 14 members and the Fant family on Wednesday night.
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Charles Marshall
Amy Sue Addison
Near Arlington
Cora Brown
Lowell Hutchinson
Arlington
Herbert Myers
Near
Morristown
A. C. Martin
Knightstown
Ralph Fant and
Clara Emily Rigsbee
Evening Social Includes Sleighing At Miss Ross Home
After gatherings, guests went to Miss Catherine Ross’s home where refreshments were served and the evening concluded with sleighing.
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Catherine Ross
Willing Workers Class Holds Arlington Church Meeting
The Arlington Christian church Willing Workers class held an all day meeting on Wednesday with 15 members present. A luncheon was served and quilting activities filled the rest of the day.
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Arlington Christian Church
Local Notes from Charlottesville and Nearby Towns
Charlottesville notes report Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Geise moving from the Croft farm to a near New Salem farm Ara Mattix and family will move to the Croft farm A newborn son Larry Eugene to Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Tanner Robert Addison suffered flu Edith Scott and Elizabeth Gambrel attended Tobacco Road showing in Indianapolis Anna Carroll twisted ankle badly Charity Roland nurses sister Katie Catt in Greenfield Albert Linder showing slow improvement after severe automobile injuries Linder remains in critical condition Evelyn Grandison substitutes in school cafeteria Eagles defeat Carthage here last Friday Benton Morris and wife of New Castle visit Lizzie
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Quincy Geise
Croft Farm
New Salem
Ara Mattix
Robert Addison
Edith Scott
Elizabeth Gambrel
Indianapolis
Anna Carroll
Charity Roland
Greenfield
Katie Catt
Albert Linder
Linder
Evelyn Grandison
Loren McClarnon
Eagles
Carthage
Benton Morris
New Castle
Lizzie
Valentine party entertains senior young people at Arlington Christian
The Arlington Christian church senior young people enjoyed a Monday night Valentine party hosted by Miss Esther Dearinger with social time and refreshments. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Buck and many named locals, followed by other visits and Sunday gatherings across nearby towns.
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Arlington Christian Church
Esther Dearinger
1944 Fish Contract Terms Same As Last Year
Harrell F. Mosbaugh announces Indiana fish and game contracts for 1944 will mirror 1943 terms. The program covers bluegills crappies rock bass red-eared sunfish trout and black bass with prices from 4 per 1000 fingerlings to 60 per 1000 trout fingerlings. Each contract carries a 250 annual payment regardless of numbers released.
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Harrell F. Mosbaugh
Fish and Game
Indiana
Local residents move and visit relatives around town
Mr. Overman and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Garriott visit. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Fry of Indianapolis visited Mrs. Mary Lou Ruggles last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Zimmerman moved to the Walter Hill farm south of town. Marve Derrick and wife will move to the White farm previously occupied by Mr. Zimmerman.
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Dianapolis
Mary Lou Ruggles
Mrs
Oliver Zimmerman
Walter Hill Farm
Marve Derrick
White Farm
Mr. Zimmerman
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Carthage Independents
Lillian Henley
William Hadley
William P. Henley
Tunin
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ED E. Ely and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Publishers
Telephone
United States of America
Ratliff
N. Wash
Business and Professional Directory
Knights Town
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
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Rush County Loan & Finance CO
ST. Rushvilee
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Arlington News
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Larry Eugene
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Bobbie Buck
Janet Dearinger
Lois Mitchell
Laura Jane Hester
Barbara Hyatt
Reman Nelson
Wilma Jean Cobb
Leatha Carwein
Carl Hutchinson
Bud Wicker
Billy Long
Roscoe Ging
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Johnny Heifner
Ruth Baker
Herbert Trobaugh
Pvt
Howard Baker
Fort Harrison
Clyde Blevins
Connersville
Lionel Gordon
O. P. Wamsley
Harry Joyner
Malcome Dearinger
Ray McCloskey
Barton Fishero
Crawfordsville
Shubert Joyner
Howard Hawk
Earl
Downey
Rex Kalp
Alhambra Knightstown, Ind
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Abner
Jim
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MR. Lucky
Joan Crawford
Fred MacMurray
Big Four Railroad
Big Four Depot
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Aoe
Overman
Mr. and
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Mrs. Harvey Fry
Tuxedo
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Hogle & Silver
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