Many New Bills By Lawmakers In Indiana 1941 session
The Indiana General Assembly moved rapidly on a Republican program to decentralize state government. The House passed repeal of the McNutt reorganiza tion act. companion bills seek merit systems, checks and balances, and bi partisan boards. Millis cited 1,473 state employees shaken down by the Democratic committee in 1940.
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Indianapolis
Ind
House of Representatives
McNutt
Republican
Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
Frank T. Millis
Democratic State Committee
Morristown Plans Return Engagement of Jack's Xylophone Band
Morristown and Van Buren advisory committees announce a nationwide fight against infantile paralysis. Jack's Xylophone Band returns to Morristown High School gym January 30 at 8 p.m. for a third Morristown appearance in 18 months. Director Jack Kurkowski promises new features and a brilliant, well timed program. A large audience is expected to attend this popular entertainment.
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Hanover
van Buren
Jack
Morristown High School
Morristown
Jack Kurkowski
Noted Speaker Is Coming Here
John Haramy will lecture at the Methodist church on February 5. He is Katrina Haramy’s brother, has substantial experience in Oriental and European affairs, and has visited world capitals. His talks "Whither America" and "My Experience with Dictators" promise an engaging platform event hosted by the senior class.
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John Haramy
Katrina Haramy
France
Haramy
America
Praise From A Reader Highlights The Citizen
A subscriber from Poughkeepsie New York R H Stanley commends The Citizen saying it prints timely material that reflects root causes of faith and life better than many Eastern journals. He notes clipping items for future use and finds value in the paper’s policy and program.
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Citizen
R. H. Stanley
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mr. Stanley
Will of J. Butler Hill Probated in Rush Circuit Court
The will of the late J. Butler Hill was probated in the Rush circuit court Monday. Bequests included 200 to Robert Watling and Robert F. Reeves, 100 to Narcissa Gates, 50 to Fletcher Methodist church, with the residue divided among nieces and nephews Ida Strayhorn Jackson Marie Strayhorn Everson Eva Strayhorn Hittle Jesse Hubert Hill Grace Hill Porter Marie Grant Terry Harold Grant. Howard E. Henley named executor. Executed April 16, 1936, witnessed by A. W. Winfield and Fred W. Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Butler Hill
Rush
Mr. Hill
Robert Watling
Robert F. Reeves
Narcissa Gates
Fletcher Methodist Church
Ida Strayhorn Jackson
Marie Strayhorn Everson
Eva Strayhorn Hittle
Jesse Hubert Hill
Eye Removed at Methodist Hospital for Glaucoma
Mrs. A. L. Coffin of Blue River township underwent surgery to remove her left eye at Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Saturday night for glaucoma. She was reported improving nicely after the operation.
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A. L. Coffin
Blue River Township
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Attend Funeral at Manilla for E. D. Lewis
Funeral services for E. D. Lewis were held at the family home in Manilla on Wednesday. Attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Addison and family, Mrs. H. T. Beher, Mrs. Hubert Hill, Mrs. Maude Porter, Mrs. Gladys Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pauley, and Rev. C. L. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Lewis
Manilla
Earl Addison
H. T. Beher
Hubert Hill
Maude Porter
Gladys Norris
Clarence Pauley
C. L. Shaw
Earlhamite Picnic At Whittier Draws Hoosier Guests
A January 12 Earlhamite picnic in Whittier drew many Hoosiers. Notables present included Prof and Mrs Edwin Trueblood Cyrus Coffin Miss Pearle Coffin Ed N Hill and Miss Bertha Hill Nannie Binford and her married daughter whose husband is Prof Pyle. A letter mentions a man named Stevens who resembled Ross Tweedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Whittier
Improving Among the Sick List Names
Among the improving patients are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sattler Miss Laura Reddick Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hall and family Mrs. Henry Jessup Jefferson Leisure Lowell Leisure and Mrs. Russell Parish.
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Philip Sattler
Laura Reddick
Felix, Sanders
Luther Hall
Henry Jessup
Jefferson Leisure
Lowell Leisure
Russell Parish
Thompson Funeral Home installs new public address system
Thompson Funeral Home installs a modern public address system. Mr Thompson says it plays the world’s best funeral organ music and can be used wherever electric current is available.
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Thompson Funeral Home
Thompson
Maxwell Edges Out Blue Raiders 19-16
Maxwell Lions defeat Carthage 19-16 on their home floor ending a seven game Raiders win streak. Sutton scores late field goal to seal the victory as L. Hunt leads Carthage with six points.
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Maxwell
Blue Raiders
Carthage
Maxwell Lions
Raiders
Sutton
L. Hunt
Lions
Little Raiders
Maxwell Lion Cubs
T. R. Barnhart
McKeeman
A Sutton
Foster
R. McKeeman
Jem Maynard
B. Barnhart
Bodkins
Smith
Seneres Sdugindask
Scaeaneeee
M. Hunt
E Turner
Saa
Wkstooscseritscates
Pingleton
Arseeenseronssons
Maxwell Ste
Cedawecesererccee
Aseceres
Carthage Eccsescendec
Friday Night Basketball Pairings Noted
Morton at Mays Arlington at Milroy Manilla at New Salem to be played elsewhere Shortridge at Rushville schedule listed for Friday night games
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V. Lt. Pet
Milroy
Morton
Mays
Arlington
Manilla
New Salem
Shortridge
Rushville
Attendees at Clifty Eastern Star Obligation Night
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Baker Miss Wilhelmina Feaster and Mrs. Bertha Feaster attended the Eastern Star Obligation at Clifty Monday night. Mr. Baker took part in the service.
Saturday Night B B Games Schedule
Manilla plays Carthage while Morton hosts Ohio Home and Raleigh visits New Lisbon in three regional basketball matchups.
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Manilla
Carthage
Morton
Ohio
Raleigh
New Lisbon
Birth of Ronald John Tuttle in Rushville
Mr and Mrs Harlan Tuttle colored announce the birth of their son Ronald John born Sunday evening at City hospital Rushville.
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151St Infantry Band
National Guard
Camp Shelbyville
Mississippi
James Valentine
Edgar Wagnner
Joe Alexander
Paul Kennedy
Irvin Clampitt
Jim Jones
Bob Bates
Robert Tuttle
Wayne Mullins
Young Tuttle
A. L. Tuttle
Shelbyville
Harlan Tuttle
Ronald John
City Hospital
Rushville
Nice Work If You Can Get It
A humorous clipping notes mishaps and small accidents. Mrs Lane cuts herself with a can opener in Hammond. James Milton falls while inspecting a roof for a leak. Harold Smith and Miss Viola Meehan chased by a dog on the public square. Charles White kicked near a corn silo while br销onco training.
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Mrs. Lane
Hammond
James Milton
Harold Smith
Viola Meehan
Mr. Green
Public Square
Charles White
Mike Rapchak
Nolan W. Jessup Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
Nolan W. Jessup age 50 of Blue River township died in Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids Iowa Saturday night from a cerebral hemorrhage after an appendectomy He was an Iowa representative of J D Adams Co for over fifteen years He leaves Edith his widow two sons Robert and James three sisters Mrs Elnora Hill Mrs Daniel Winslow and Mrs Frank Turner and three brothers Rolland Luther Otis Funeral services were held at the Rolland Jessup home near Charlottesville with Rev K D Vandeventer presiding Interment in Asbury cemetery Greenfield Daily Reporter
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Nolan W. Jessup
This
County
Mercy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Mr. Jessup
Lewis C. Jessup
Western Grove
Blue River Township
J. D. Adams Co
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Hancock Lodge No
Greenfield
Ind
Edith
Robert
Ames
James
Elnora Hill
Carthage
Daniel Winslow
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Turner
Cicero
Rolland Jessup
Charlottesville
Luther Jessup
Otis Jessup
Los Angeles
Calif
K. D. Vandeventer
Asbury Cemetery
Greenfield Daily Reporter
Former Resident Dies At Manilla
Edward D. Lewis 83, longtime Carthage resident, died at his Manilla home Sunday evening after prior illness. Born July 9 1857 in Michigan he lived mostly in Indiana and spent 32 years in Carthage. Survived by a daughter Mrs Earl Addison two sons C A Lewis Fairmount R T Lewis Los Angeles two daughters Mrs Claude Henley Warsaw and Mrs Fred Stevens Mays a sister Mrs Shigley Elkhart and half sister Mrs Agnes Barr Shelbyville. Funeral at the late residence Wednesday afternoon with burial at Walnut Ridge cemetery.
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Edward D. Lewis
Carthage
Manilla
Mr. Lewis
Michigan
Indiana
Fletcher Methodist Church
C. A. Lewis
Fairmount
R. T. Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Claude Henley
Warsaw
Fred Stevens
Mays
Shigley
Elkhart
Agnes Barr
Shelbyville
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Here
Donald Stoten Jr Wins Honors at 4 H Club Show
Donald Stoten Jr won first place blue ribbon in the 4 H club class at the state corn show at Purdue University for hybrid 844 produce. He also placed in the county corn show at Rushville recently.
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Donald Stoten, JR
Purdue University
Young Stoten
Rushville
Pendleton Man Injured in Auto Crash Near Plainfield
A. H. George of Pendleton, a friend of Mr and Mrs Bayard Baker, was injured in an automobile accident near Plainfield and confined to bed. He works in Indianapolis and has visited the Bakers often.
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A. H. George
Pendleton
Bayard Baker
Plainfield
Mr. George
Indianapolis
George
Mr and Mrs Hunt Attend Event in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Hubert Hunt were in Indianapolis Saturday for a social or community gathering, with no further details provided on purpose or outcome.
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Mrs
Hubert Hunt
Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Herbert McCorkhill Visit Kokomo and Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs Herbert McCorkhill spent the weekend with relatives in Kokomo and Indianapolis, extending family visits and sharing time with kin in both cities.
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Herbert McCorkhill
Kokomo
Indianapolis
Rolla E. Muir Dies In Wreck Near Rushville
Rolla E. Muir aged 53 of Carthage R F D 2 was killed when his Ford collided at a crossroads six miles east of Carthage. His wife Lorinda and daughter Mildred were injured as the car rolled several times. The Hodson couple in the other vehicle were uninjured. Mrs. Muir was hospitalized then moved to St. Vincent's in Indianapolis for a broken leg and possible internal injuries. Mildred was treated for shock and bruises at Rushville hospital. The Muirs' body was taken to Wright's funeral home in Rushville. Funeral services were held in Noblesville with interment there.
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Rolla E. Muir
Carthage
Lorinda Muir
Mildred Muir
Muir
Rushville Hospital
Cc. W. Hodson
Rushville
Muirs
Hodson
Walter Gardner
Hooker Wilson
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors
Mr. Muir
Midred
Lavonne
Coby
Marjorie
Virgil
Montana
Raymond
Rolland
Robert
Fishers
Cody
Noblesville
Sorority Bridge and Dress Revue for Milk Fund
The Kappa Kappa sorority plans a February 12 benefit at Carthage High School gym with a fashion show featuring Robin Lee Dress Shop outfits from Knightstown and Carthage models, starting 7:30 p.m. A bridge and Encore session follow, admission is twenty five cents, men invited to support the senior’s “On to Washington” journey.
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Kappa Kappa Sorority
Washington
Robin Lee
Knightstown
Carthage
Carthage High School
Revival Services by Rev and Mrs Crowe at Blue River Wesleyan
Revival services begin Tuesday January 28 and run through Sunday February 9 at the Blue River Wesleyan Methodist church. Rev Crowe, a noted evangelist, will be aided by Mrs Crowe in song and chalk drawing evenings at 7 00.
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R. C. Crowe
Blue River
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Tism Law
Milan
Italy
Royal Air Force
151St Infantry
Earlhamite
Clifty
Nolan Jessup
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