Eddie Cantor to guest on Andrew Sisters Show Sunday
Comedian Eddie Cantor will appear on the Andrew Sisters Show Sunday January 7 at 3 30 p m over Station WISH. He will perform songs and harmonize with the trio joining regular comedy and music acts with George Gabby Hayes Foy Willing and his Riders of the Purple Sage and Victor Schoen's orchestra. A suspense episode titled A Doctor Drives into a Hollywood outdoor restaurant and offers a carhop a ride home ends with a fatally harmed waitress. Margaret O Brian and Shirley Temple are highlighted for network appearances within days of each other.
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Drew Sisters
George
Gabby” Hayes
Foy Willing
Riders of the Purple Sage
Victor Schoen
Hollywood
WFBM
Entertainers Set for CBS and Lux Radio Theatre Listings
Stage will display her talents as a comedienne when she visits Burns and Allen on CBS Monday January 8. Ed Wynn and Happy Island move day Monday January 15 on the Blue Network as the series gains an 8 pm slot. Bob Hope Frances Langford and Jerry Colonna star in a dramatization of I Never Left Home presented by Cecil B DeMille on the Lux Radio Theatre Monday January 8 from 8 to 9 30 pm. Socially, Sgt and Mrs Elliott Jones of Hartford Wis Mr and Mrs William Henry Beckner and son of Morristown Sgt and Mrs Jack Long and son of Camp Cook Calif Mr and Mrs Cyrus Winkler and sons Mr and Mrs Charles Walter Northam and son Mr and Mrs Delbert Winkler and daughter all Arlington community hosted and Blount Sharp visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns and Allen
CBS
Bob Hope
Frances Langford
Jerry Colonna
Hope
Cecil B. DeMille
Lux Radio Theatre
Columbia Network
Elliott Jones
Hartford
Wis
William Henry Beckner
Morristown
Jack Long
Camp Cook
Calif
Cyrus Winkler
Charles Walter Northam
Delbert Winkler
Arlington
Blount Sharp
Duffy's Tavern Sanitary Claims Highlighted in Portrait
A high class shot of Ed Arch ie Gardner accompanies claims that Duffy's Tavern on WLW Fridays at 7 30 p m is a sanitary place. The caption notes a neat necktie and crumb sweeping handkerchief. Shorty the Barber on Amos n Andy on WLW Fridays at 9 p m is played by Tou Lubin the blubber mouthed comedian.
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Archie” Gardner
Duffy’s Tavern
WLW
Shorty the Barber
Amos ’N’ Andy
Tou Lubin
Arlington Celebration As Family Hosts Honor Guests
Mr and Mrs James Allison of Arlington entertained Friday with guests the Rev and Mrs Charles Buck and son and Mr and Mrs James Kemple and son Mrs Clyde Rucker of Arlington was pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening when a number of guests gathered in honor of her birthday anniversary A chili supper was served during the gathering.
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James Allison
Arlington
Charles Buck
James Kemple
Clyde Rucker
Nelsons and Cottons Host Family Guests at Homer
Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and son Billy join Mr and Mrs Lowell Dudley Nelson and Lt and Mrs Joe Cotton as Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Cotton near Homer.
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Warren Nelson
Billy
Lowell Dudley Nelson
Joe Cotton
Joseph Cotton
Near
Homer
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Rush County Indiana
Local readers report visits by Forrest McDaniel and Mrs. Dessie Essex to Washington residents. Weekend activity includes Pfc. Howard J. Baker at Camp Atterbury with wife. Dining hosts the Blevins and Trobaugh families. Budget items list fines, rents, and repairs from Citizen’s Independent Tele Co and local merchants. Auditor Hubert R. Alexander notes official January 5 advancement.
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Forrest McDaniel
Washington, D. C
Ann McDaniel
Dessie Essex
John Essex
Pfc
Howard J. Baker
Camp Atterbury
Baker
Clyde Blevins
Connersville
Herbert Trobaugh
Mary Louise Hutchinson
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Civilians urged to boost V-mail to service men overseas
The OWI cites Army and Navy data urging civilians to increase V-mail use in 1945 to save transport space. With overseas service members rising, mail volumes grow, cargo space is tight, and steady letter flow supports morale as supply lines expand. Mrs Henry Sohn stays with daughter Mrs Henry Brown in Newton Illinois and welcomes a new grandson Tommy Brown.
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OWI
Army
Navy
Mrs. Henry Sohn
Mrs
Henry Brown
Tommy Brown
Newton
Illinois
Rush County Committee Meeting Claims Summary
The Rush County commissioners approved claims from A. E. Boyce Co for office expenses 69.75 and 27.00, Edna Lower tax refund 5.50, A. J. Reddick ditch repair 1.80, City Water and Light Plant jail light, Safewright and Son jail heat 95.62, and court house light 19.14.
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Leonard Brown
Everett Gardner
John Creek
Henry Butts
John Looney
Charles E. Warrick
Lowell Gruell
Arley Burris
Marlin Crull
Samuel Smith
Citizen’s Independent Tele, Co
City Water & Light Plant
Aes Safewright & Son
O. F. Busard, Inc
Pinnell-Tompkins
Elmer Hall
Same
Rush County
A. E, Boyce Co
A. E
Boyce Co
Treas
Edna Lower
A. J, Reddick
Ditch
Jail
Safewright & Son
Court House
Mrs Phelps Spends Week with Relatives in Elkhart
Mrs. Walter J. Phelps spent last week with relatives in Elk Hart. She reported knee deep snow in the city.
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Walter J. Phelps
Elkhart
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Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED E. Ely and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Publishers
Telephone
Indiana
United States ‘of America
Eddie Cantor
The
Out
Margaret O’brien
Kate Smith
CBS Sun
Shirley Temple
Tunin
Ripley Township Conservation Club
Lions den
Knightstown
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Greenfield
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Rushville, Ind
Konrade
Holland
Europe
Ed Wynn
Blue Network
Arlington News
Decatur Co
Myers Ins Agency
Myers Ins
Citizens Independent Tele. Co
Perfection Windshield Co
SAMO
Arend
Gulling Auto Electric
Standard Oil Co
Howell Bros
Hubert R. Alexander
Auditor Rush Co
Ind
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Dairy
Carthage Grain Company No
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Kirkham
West Main St
Opp
Lord’s
del Monte
van Camp
Scully
Weimer
Welch’s
Arizona
Frankfurters — Pound
Shirley
Carthage Clover Farm
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Rushville
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