Manilla Owls win Carthage Invitational in double finale
The Manilla Owls won the Carthage Invitational with a 24 20 overtime victory over Carthage and a 37 30 final against Arlington. Arlington had opened with a 54 37 win over Mays, then Manilla rallied past Carthage after a 17 8 third quarter deficit. Kuhn starred for Manilla with late four field goals and key defensive plays, while Arlington led early in the final game before Manilla’s late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manilla
Owls
Carthage
Arlington Wildcats
Arlington
Mays Tigers
Wildcats
Mays Boys
Mays
Brooks
Bluebirds
Smith
Barney
Kuhn
Stevens
Wi‘cats
Callahan
Arlington Lads
All-Tourney Team Named By Kenneth Rhodes
The writer selects an all tournament lineup featuring Kahn and Brooks as forwards Joyner at center Callahan and Smith as guards Hunt Emholt and Addison as utilities. Representing top forwards Kuhn Manilla Brooks Mays Hunt Carthage Joyner Arlington Holt Manilla Addison Arlington as centers guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
Brooks
Joyner
Callahan
Smith
Hunt
Emholt
Addison
Kuhn
Manilla
Mays
Carthage
Arlington
Holt
Theophilus Bird and The Battle of the Horizons
Public Library Notes describe Theophilus Bird a top Civil Service exam graduate and Home Office principal with a cold home life caused by his wife Evalina and her political aims. It discusses Daphne Wavering’s sharp remark and asks if such advice could work. Geoffrey Graham, an English economist in London, visits America for study, falls for a millionaire’s daughter, and marry amid economic contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus Bird
Evalina
England
Theophilus
Daphne
Geoffrey Graham
London
America
WLC session hosts New Year resolutions and officer slate
Mrs S L Newsom hosted the WLC gathering with thirteen members answering roll call New Year Resolutions. The program included a book review Red Pepper Burns by Mrs Fred White. New officers were elected Pres H A Henley Vice Pres A W Winfield Secy M B Kyser Treas R K Tublow Press Chr L D Cooper Membership Committee H E Stager and Avery Rawls. Circle adjourned to meet January 16 with Mrs A J Carr replacing Mrs J A Lineback. Lost gasoline tank wagon hose. finder notify Sinclair Refining Co Knightstown. Reward. Mr and Mrs A Dyer visited Addisocenfield Saturday. Mrs George B McNab visited Indianapolis Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Newsom
WLC
Red Pepper Burns
Fred White
H. A. Henley
A. W. Winfield
L. D. Cooper
Press Chr
H. E. Stager
Avery Rawls
F. B. White
Circle
A. J. Carr
J. A. Lineback
Ripley Township Institute to Meet at East Street Church
The 1933 Ripley Township Community Institute gathers Thursday January 19 at East Street Christaini Church. Morning events include invocation by High School Boys and address by N. I. Pickett, with Music-America by Bertha Ratcliffe. Afternoon features High School Girls events, music by accordion, and a talk by Oliver C. See on identifying and controlling common weeds. All girls invited to enter Ladies' Department. please bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township Community Institute
East Street
Christaini
Meediocec High School
Acasetsesstenass-Sedetss- OV
N. I. Pickett Music—America
Repgpeaitics
Bertha Ratcliffe
Herbert Hunt
N. S. Pickett
Ek Bertha
Ratcliff
Oliver C
Ladies’ Department
List Of Premiums In Ripley Township Exhibit
The notice lists numerous prize categories for an exhibit event in Ripley Township. Prizes include cash, food items, and goods across departments such as Angel Cake, Dark Cake, Salad, Boys and Mens Departments, and Ladies Fancy Work. Rules require exhibits be in by 10:00 AM January 19 and remain property of exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fs Sas Eect
D. P. Dunn
Wayne Laying
Carney Hatchery Serveist
Henley Studio
McCarty’s Drug Store Ltd
Carthage Hotel
Post Office
Dr. McNabb Boys Department
Carthage Citizen
Roy Herkless
Indian Service
Comens Department
Relph Siler
Tommy Bush
Tweedy
Roy Newby
Tweedy Lbr
Sharer & Moore Ladies
Aker
F. J. Sims
Moore
Henley & Plummer
Arthur White
Shaver & Moore
W .P. Colbert
Kyser Barber Shop
Ripley Township
Noted criminal lawyer William A. Kittinger dies
William A. Kittinger aged eighty four of Anderson a former state senator judge of circuit court dean of Madison County attorneys and leader in local politics died last Saturday at St Johns hospital after a illness of complications He practiced law about sixty years in Anderson Born 1849 in Wayne county near Richmond His father John Smith a German native left for Germany after his wife Delilah Turk died in 1850 William was adopted by William L Kittinger and raised near Middletown through 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kittinger
Anderson
Madison County
St. Johns’ Hospital
Mr. Kittinger
Wayne County
Richmond
John Smith
Germany
Delilah Turk
Wounded Milroy Shooting Participants Show Recovery
Roscoe Beagle of New Point, a principal in the Milroy shooting, improves at City hospital Rushville. Miss Mary Ellen Cooper of Clarksburg also recovers from her wound and was taken to Greensburg hospital after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Beagle
New Point
Milroy
Rushville
Mary Ellen Cooper
Clarksburg
Nelson Rites Held for Morristown Area Resident
Jesse A Nelson age sixty five died Thursday night at Major hospital Shelbyville after a major operation. He was born in Rush county and lived on a Morristown farm for 42 years. He served as deacon trustee and treasurer of Morristown Christall Church. Survived by widow one daughter Mrs Rolland Earnest Arlington two sons Braymard Morristown Warren Acton three sisters Mrs James Draper Mrs H Conaway Mrs Fannie Moore one brother John Nelson Arlington ten grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Morristown Christian Church Rev A Burnin charge Rev E C Ake Taan. Interment Hill Cemetery Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Nelson
Shelbyville
Mr. Nelson
Rush County
Morristown
Christall Church
Rolland C. Earnest
Arlington
Braymard
Warren
Acton
James Draper
H . Conaway
Fannie Moore
John Nelson
Indiana approves permanent lower electric rates in southern counties
The Indiana Public Service Commission issued a second order making the January 1 emergency rate cut permanent for twenty seven southern Indiana counties served by Public Service Co. of Indiana. If usage stays the same as last year, customers could save about 225000 dollars on light and power bills. Main cities include Bedford Franklin Jeffersonville New Albany Seymour Shelbyville Vincennes. Minimum suburban charge drops from 1.50 to 1.00 and rural monthly service from 3.00 to 2.00.
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Indiana State Public Service Commission
Indiana
Public Service Co
Bedford
Franklin
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Seymour
Shelbyville
Vincennes
Installation of Officers at Rush Lodge No 580
The Rush Lodge No. 580 held its regular December meeting and installed officers on January 4. Elected officials include Lowell Dyer as Worshipful Master Vinton Hudson Senior Warden William McMichael Jr Warden Earl Addison Sr Deacon Raymond Addison Jr Deacon Howard E Henley Treasurer Fred W Parish Secretary Lon Kizer Tyler. Job Printing of all kinds neatly done at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Lodge
Lowell Dyer
Vinton Hudson
William McMichael
Earl Addison
Raymond Addison
Howard E. Henley
Fred W. Parish
Lon Kizer Tyler
Death of Jesse Healey in Carriage garage
Jesse Healey, a retired farmer of Carriage, committed suicide Wednesday morning in his garage behind his home with a 32 caliber revolver. His body was found about 11:00 by Mrs. Kealey. He had last been seen by his wife around 8:00 after lighting a furnace fire. Funeral services are set for 10:30 Friday at the Friends Church with Rev. N. S. Picknett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Healey
Healey
Carriage
Carthage
Spiceland
Rebecca Stanley
N. S. Picknett
The
Friends Church
Gordon of
Knightown
Death of Cassius Gray at 68 in Shelbyville area
Cassius Gray aged 68 died Tuesday night at 8 30 at his home southeast of here from hemorrhage of the lungs. He had suffered bleeding since May and declined for six weeks. Born in Selby County near Waldron, he moved to Rush County 28 years ago. Survived by widow Alice and four children from first marriage and two more. three sisters and one brother. Funeral Friday at 1 PM at Friends Church with Rev. N S Pickett, interment in Shelbyville. D P Dunn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cassius Gray
Here
Mr. Gray
Lby Co
Waldron
Rush Co
Clara McDonell
Stanley
Harriet Gray
Cincinnati
Ralph
Detroit
George
Chicago
Alice Leisure
Henderson
Mary Wiles
New York
Rose Basset
Jon
Funeral of Infant James Tarbert
The infant James Edward Tarbert son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Talbert of Morristown died Monday morning at 5 15 Death was caused by heart trouble The funeral was at the Catholic Church at Rushville at 9 00 AM Wednesday Morristown interment Jackson Frazier returned home after a week visit until Mr and Mrs James Terhune and son Albert Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown of Knightown attended a birthday dinner in honor of Mr Luke Terhune who celebrated his 90th birthday
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James Edward Tarbert
Thomas Talbert
Morristown
Rushville
Jackson Frazier
James Terhune
Albert
Roscoe Brown
Knightown
Mr. Terhune
Luke Terhune
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Ewing
Titch
F. Hines
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Bg. Allender
C Solomon
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F. Tee
F Joyner
F. Earnest
Hines
Ec. Solomon
Bell
Crosley
Pearson
Kenneth Rhodes
Public Library Notes
Sinclair Refingingto
Knightstown
Mrs. A Dyer
George B. McNab
Indievapolis
Ripley Township Community Institute Sf
Angel Ford
Cece Bank
W.J. Phelps
John DeSchipper
A. W. Winfield Ltd
Runion’s Grocery
O. Ise
J. Srd
Oe Chao
Jack Moore
Phapie McCarty
Cassius Gray
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