December Roadup: Rush County Basketball Standings
December results for Rush County teams show Raleigh Sir Walters undefeated at 8–0 while Milroy slips to 6–2 with two close losses. Rushville roars to 7–4 and New Salem Eagles go 5–3. Morton Tigers prove rising with a 4–5 mark including a 23–22 upset of Milroy. Carthage Blue Raiders sit at 3–? with wins over Ging, Mays, and Arlington.
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Sir Walters
Washington Township
New Salem
Milroy
Milroy Cardinals
Carthage
Morton
Carthage Blue Raiders
Manilla
Rushville Roarin’ Lions
Washington
Indianapolis
Connersville
Batesville
Greeneld
Lawrenceburg
Greensburg
Jeffersonville
Red Devils
Lions
Rushville
Eagles
Noble Township
Orange
Morton Tigers
Summittville
Ging, Mays
Arlington
Arlington Wildcats Struggle In County Standings
The county basketball roundup lists Arlington at No. 7 with a 3 win 6 loss record after recent losses to Westland Milroy and New Salem. Mays Tigers sit No. 8 with 1 win 5 losses after beating Arlington but falling to Carthage. Manilla Owls at No. 9 have yet to win this season with 0–7.
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Carthage
Arlington Wildcats
New Salem
Jackson
Mays
Mays Tigers
Arlington
Manilla Owls
Manilla
Rabbit hunting season ends Tuesday in Indiana
Indiana will close the rabbit hunting season on Tuesday January 10. Virgil M Simmons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, cited plentiful rabbits statewide but advised caution over tularemia concerns. He warned against handling rabbits unsafely and noted proper cooking eliminates infection risk.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Schedule of Friday and Saturday High School Games
Friday night matchups include Carthage at Charlottesville with 7 point spread Morton at Brookville 10 to 15 points Tech at Rushville eight points Arlington at Clarksburg a close game Lewisville at Raleigh three points Milroy at New Salem a tossup. Saturday night Morristown at Carthage 15 Morton at Masonic Home five Fairland at Manilla six points. Oliver Drysdale Frank Young and son Johnny visited New Castle Friday evening and spoke with Johnny's grandmother Mrs Duckworth.
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Morton
Brookville
Tech
Rushville
Arlington
Clarksburg
Lewisville
Raleigh
Milroy
New Salem
Morristown
Masonic Home
Fairland
Manilla
Oliver Drysdale
Frank Young
Johnny
New Castle
Mr. Drysdale
Master Johnny
Indiana Conservation Clubs Expand Winter Bird Feeding Program
Indiana conservation clubs power a statewide emergency feeding effort with more than 850 clubs, 10 000 participants, and thousands of shelters. Volunteers from Boy Scouts Future Farmers of America 4 H and WPA workers aid at hundreds of feeding stations, purchasing grain while donations cover screenings and supplies.
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Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Boy Scouts
Future Farmers
Wabash Conservation Club of
New Harmony
WPA
Conservation Club
Health Facts for Hoosier Folk
A reflective piece on midwinter deaths among the elderly and the young during severe weather. It stresses weather’s impact on vulnerable ages, urges protection for babies and comfort for old folks, and notes stubborn resistance to medical advice among some elderly individuals.
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John
Community Notes From Knightstown And Area
Charlottesville miss Margaret Smith returns to Richmond school after holidays. Area families host and visit including Kenyon and Bell households. A Friends church food market is planned at Copeland's store. Joe Bell mourns his pony Jim found dead on Christmas day. Charles Walker returns to Indiana University after holidays. A Christian Endeavor party and various visits conclude the local social week.
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Margaret Smith
Richmond
Hubert Knight
Lima
Claude Walker
Charles
Charles McClarnon
Wm. Oldham
John Dent
Mr Dent
Greenfield
Maurice Bell
Dale Bell
James Bell
Adaline Kenyon
L. O. Bell
Indianapolis
Florence Steffy
Thomas
Morris Shields
Johnnie Kinder
Max
Clarence Main
Joe Bell
Joe
Jim
Charles Walker
Indiana University
Friends Church
Walter Jessup
Charles Hudson
George Hudson
Shiloh
Wayne Hudson
Lebanon
DeMoss Family Traveled to Indianapolis Friday
William DeMoss and his daughter Mabel joined Mrs. Frank Overman for a trip to Indianapolis on Friday.
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William DeMoss
Mabel
Frank Overman
Indianapolis
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Roosevelt
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Whitfield
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Christian Endeavor
Esther Hill
Cleveland
Olinger
Herman Watson
Raymond Cranfill
Pendleton
Don Bridges
Laura Ann
Bay City
Mich
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Burly
Dorothy
Auxier
Miller’s Creek
White Horse
Dorothy Blue Star
Roy Herkless
T. DR. Miles
Miles
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Reenfield
Shelbyville
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