Fletcher M. E Sunday School and Meetings Schedule
Schedule notes balance from 1923 dues for 1924 birthdays at 9:45 a.m. Bible school led by W. O. Moore superintendent. Services at 11:00 and 7:00 p.m. Thursday evening 7:00. Monthly business meeting. The Friendly Circle meets 2 p.m. next Thursday with Miss Ramona Pitts. Charles S. Dudley pastor. Fletcher M. E Sunday School at 9:30.
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Bible School
W. O. Moore
Friendly Circle
Ramona Pitts
Womans Literary Circle Hosts Discussion On School Survey
Mrs C. C. Gause hosted the Womans Literary Circle meeting with responses on witty sayings of children. Mrs Murray N. Hadley of Indianapolis opened with a paper on School Survey, aided by charts and maps, while Mrs S. L. Newsom reported current county unit news and upcoming legislative facts.
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C. C. Gause
Womans
Murray N. Hadley
Indianapolis
S. L. Newsom
Local Roundup of Social Notices and Births in Indiana
News of People You May Know lists LAN Frost arriving in Los Angeles and several local residents in Indiana in various life events. It notes scarlet fever recovery, real estate work, marriages in Windfall and Vincennes, births in Paragon and Indianapolis, and honors in corn shows and bread contests across Rush and Ripley townships.
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Lan Frost
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl Kincaid
Terry, Mont
Ripley Township Institute Sets January 22 23 at Carthage Auditorium
The Ripley Township Community Institute convenes January 22 and 23 at Carthage Auditorium. The program covers music readings talks on farming, youth clubs, and home economics with prizes in a county fair style, including exhibits and contests judged by area figures.
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Ripley Township Community Institute
Carthage
England Once Tropical 100000 Years Ago Claims Wade
British archaeologist Maj A G Wade argues 100000 years ago England was tropical based on finds in Dorsetshire gravel pits including mammoth and rhinoceros remains and large flint tools. He says elephants proved warm climate, while mammoths could tolerate cold. tools imply advanced Paleolithic civilization.
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England
Maj
A. G. Wade
Farmham
Dorsetshire
Major Wade
Wey River
Recovery of patient after nerve-severing heart surgery in Vienna
A patient in a Vienna hospital underwent a pioneering operation by two American surgeons to sever nerves of the heart for a severe form of heart disease. The patient reportedly had no serious after effects and was relieved of painful spasms, with experts saying the procedure advances understanding of heart action and may aid future treatments. Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Vienna
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Odd Nest Found Under Rail at Cobbinshaw Cross Over
A wagtail’s nest with four eggs was found beneath a main line rail near Cobbinshaw signal box where the Edinburgh and Carstairs line meets a cross over road. Passenger and freight trains passed day and night without disturbing the nest, making the find unusually remarkable.
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Cobbinshaw
Edinburgh
Carstairs
Scotland
Aerial Omnibuses Trial Route Lyons Geneva Lausanne
An aerial omnibus service is being tested on the Lyons Geneva Lausanne route with frequent stops to pick up and drop passengers. Fares are just above Grat-class railway rates.
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Lyons
Snodgrass to Perform Piano on Radio Tonight at Sharer
Subscribe for the Citizen and hear Harry M. Snodgrass play piano by radio Wednesday evening at the Sharer & Moore store. Ladies are especially invited. Program begins at 8.
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Harry M. Snodgrass
King of the Ivories
Sharer & Moore
New County Officers Take Places
The new county officers took their places Jan. 1 with Leonard Barlow of Orange township succeeding Loren Martin as county clerk and Ira Goodman as deputy. Harry Meyers became auditor with Eva Ragsdale remaining clerk, Frank Lawrence followed as treasurer with Howard Clawson as deputy, Adolphus Cameron replacing Frank Catt as surveyor, Gates Ketchum starting a second term as prosecutor, and Harry Leisure becoming northern district county commissioner. Lon Coons, sheriff elect, will take office in one year. circuit court judge, registrar, and assessor keep their posts for two years.
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Leonard Barlow
Orange Township
Loren Martin
Ira Goodman
Harry Meyers
Phil Wilk
Eva Ragsdale
Frank Lawrence
Howard Clawson
Homer
Donald Mull
Adolphus Cameron
Frank Catt
Gates Ketchum
Harry Leisure
Carthage
George Bell
Lon Coons
Circuit Court
Gray Fox Killed in Newby Woods
A gray fox weighing about twenty pounds was killed in Newby woods south of town during an eve hunt. The animal was crippled by a shotgun and dispatched by Ed Wells with a revolver as it left a brush pile.
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Newby Woods
Ed Wells
Town Council to Hear Indiana Electric Franchise Request
The council met Monday night to approve routine bills and hold a preliminary hearing for a new franchise request from Indiana Electric Corporation. A final hearing is scheduled for Monday night February 2 at Town Hall.
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Indiana Electric Corporation
Town Hall
Notice on license retrieval and local health updates
Notice states Fred Brooks offers to obtain automobile licenses for customers. Ed Buscher showed slight improvement Thursday. John Terhune remained critically ill Thursday noon at James Terhune’s home. The paper mill straw machine remains in operation. Mrs Alice Miller of Charlottesville recovered at her daughter Mrs Cecil Rhodes’ home.
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John Terhune
James Terhune
Alice Miller
Charlottesville
Cecil Rhodes
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Barnum’s
Florida
Figaro
W. J. Phelps
Seal Brand
A. W. Winfield
V. L. Tetrick
Harvey’s Grocery
East ST. Christian
Christian Helpers
Interest
Eee
Charles S. Dudley
Womans Literary Circle
Erma (Wagoner) Higgins
New Castle
Harry Wagoner
Vernon Wagoner
Morristown
Paul William
L. E. Dyer
Paragon
Nora Copp
Windfall
P. C. Hewitt
This Place
Kokomo
Royle Dee
Wayne Linscott
Alice Jordan
Loren Clayton Bundy
Ottie Mae Alexander
Will S. Alexander
Vincennes
Vincennes High School
Simpson Nursery Co
Bundy
Purdue University
Wendover Highway Construction Co
Salduro
Utah
Mary A. Bundy
Wilma
Rushville
West
Argus Wagoner
Rush County
E. C. Moffett
Lowell Moffett
Ripley Township
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Ripley Farmers’ Community Institute
Tara
Rev. Hoan
Sear Ea
Ruby
Freeda McGeorge
Milton Rdner
Betty Hawies
Will Sparks
High School
Glover
Bertha Ratcliffe
Sdehie
Maurice Lafuse
Rev. Dudley High School
C. Mary DeSchipper
Ratcliffe Reading
Milton Gardner
Lafuse
Ladies Department
Rihm
Eat Market
Knightstown
Pri
Carl Harvey
W. Williams Co
Cockurniture Co
Danner Ariety
Marcons
Oeree
W. J. Ant
Wiltie
Shore
Boonesy Co
Prigeeterchandigy
Spesbert
Be. H. E
Wagoner Hardware Co
C .E. White & Son
R. I
Angel Food Cake
Fred Pennington
H. S. Davis
J. W. Hogsett
F. J. Kennedy
Dr. & Vandament
C. McCarty
Silk Leak
E. R. Cassady
Ten Ears Yellow Corn
Troll Co
Earstown
E Barker
Johnson Drug Store
Kroger
G. B. McNabb
T. J. Passwater
Ripley “4-H” Girls’ Club
Canning Club
Auditorium Theatre
Jack
Arriot
Doyle
Aerial Omnibuses
Gray Fox
Corporation
Fred Brooks
N. P
Ed Buscher
Gates’ Variety Store
Brunswick Records
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