Carthage Bluebirds Triumph Over Manilla Owls 25-12
Carthage defeats visiting Manilla 25 to 12. Glover led Carthage with 8 points including three field goals and two free throws while Stevens supported defense against Thrall. Manilla, forced to shuffle lineup after Callahan and Kuhn’s absence, managed only a first-half field goal.
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Bluebirds
Manilla Owls
Callahan
Kuhn
Carthage
Branson
Bramel
Glover
Owls
Thrall
Manilla
Stevens
Solomon
Brammel
Hiwit
Blessinger
Elder
Ise Ae
Copher
Porter
SB Norris
Kuba
MPAN
Ci Poceecacseses
Ee Green
Dumlon Pen
Bratton
Miller
Bluebirds win tourney clash as suspensions loom and Milroy hosts
The Bluebirds clinched victory after earlier suspensions of Kuhn and Callahan, dominating Manilla on defense and fast breaks. Milroy hosts four games in a county tourney with Carthage favored, New Salem and Arlington strong, and Manilla eyeing upset potential as teams vie for the horseshoe.
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Milroy
Carthage
Bluebirds
Mays Tigers
Tigers
Harshoe
New Salem
Manilla
Raleigh
Gings
Arlington
New Salem Eagles
Eagles
Ardington
Manilla Owls
Callahan and Kuhn
Arlington Wildcats
Sir Walters
The Menace of the Politician and Civic Degradation
A multi topic column condemns the spoils system and party graft in the United States and Cuba. It recalls Washington Jefferson and Madison as principled builders while warning of Marchado rule and Cuban corruption. The piece links Indiana patronage to nationwide civic decay and ends with a local sports tourney schedule.
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Washington
America
George Washington
Thomas Jeffer
Daniel We
John C. Calhoun
Madison
Hamilton
Cuba
Marchado
Ortiz
White House
William Lloyd Garrison
Capitol
Tammany
Penrose
Tweed
Craker
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Gotham
Michigan City
Indiana
Democratic Party
Harrison
Garfield
Andrew Johnson
Roosevelt
School Notes on spelling contest and recount
Students study for county spelling with words from Chen's Speller's last pages. The Republican petition for a presidential recount in the school election has been granted and will proceed. Original votes were Roosevelt 73 and Dawes 71. The County oratorical contest heats up with several entrants planned for late February.
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Chen
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Dawes
Ripley Country Club Meeting Hosts Rush County Paper
The Ripley Country Club met last Thursday at Mrs. Jesse Newsom's home with Mrs. James Terhune as hostess. Two guests attended and most members were present except three to hear an interesting paper on the Characters of Rush County. Refreshments followed the business session served by the hostesses.
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Ripley
Oyster Supper Honors Walds Fourth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Floyd Miller hosted a supper south of town in honor of Mr and Mrs Francis Walds fourth wedding anniversary. Attending were Inda Bowen and family Walds and daughter from Gwynneville Irene Hileman Carmen Land Donald Wald Ralph Haywood and Roy Linscott. Afterward three euchre tables were played.
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Floyd Miller
Francis Wald
Inda Bowen
Near Gwynneville
Irene Hileman
Carmen Land
Donald Wald
Ralph Haywood
Roy Linscott
Former Clyde resident Freeman Billings dies
Word arrived of the death of Freeman Billings once superintendent of the local mill. He later ran two mills in Wheyway New Jersey before moving to Clyde Ohio where he owned and operated a garage until his death.
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Freeman Billings
Clyde
Ohio
Carthage
Whipeway
N. J
Pitts Announces Engagement of Lucile Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Pitts announce the engagement of their daughter Lucile to Maurice J. Bell son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bell of Charlottesville. The wedding is planned for spring.
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H. O. Pitts
Lucile
Maurice J. Bell
James Bell
Charlottsville
County Tourney Picks Stir Up Local Hoop Talk
In Friday action Carthage and New Salem are favored to tie in the opening games with a tossup outcome. Milroy meets Carthage in the other semi with New Salem the only squad to beat Milroy twice. The local referee leans toward Carthage to win the county title for 1934, barring results that favor the Eagles.
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Iers
Carthage
New Salem
Bluebirds
Eagles
Milroy
Cardinals
Mays
Sunshine Circle Market Saturday at the Bank
The Sunshine Circle plans a market Saturday January 27 at 1 00 pm at the Bank. Phone orders to 216. Harry Smith and family will move from Obie Short farm on the Knightstown Carthage road to a farm north of Knightstown. Mrs Charles L Akers and children of Mooresville and Elizabeth Gatewood of Indianapolis were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Gatewood. Mr and Mrs Louis Campbell and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J W Campbell at Eaton Ohio Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fon Alter and family of Rushville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Grant Henley.
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Sunshine Circle
Harry Smith
Obie Short
Knightstown
Carthage Vike
Charles L. Akers
Mooresville
Elizabeth Gatewood
Indianapolis
William Gatewood
Louis Campbell
J. W. Campbell
Eaton, C
Harmony Singers Lead Greenfield Methodist Meeting
News from the shurches reports a successful special meeting with high attendance and nightly Harmony Singers performances. The two groups perform through the week as Win a Friend Week Program aims to boost Sunday school attendance and Christian life actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Byron
Greenfield Methodist Church
Carmony
Life of Christ Sermon Series at East St. Christian Church
A church announces a Sunday sermon series on the life of Christ using Uniform Lessons. Bible School, Communion and Morning Worship from 9:30 to 10:30 with the sermon Beginnings. Evening Worship at 7:00 p m features The Christian and World Problems. Youth group meets Tuesday night and Aid meets Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Bible School
Bible School Attendance Boosts at Friends Church
The Friends Church notes high attendance at Bible School last Sunday with strong interest and an average attendance near the enrollment. A well attended prayer meeting featured discussion on worship and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit with examples showing waiting before the Lord. Regular services are planned next Sunday morning.
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Bible School
Fellowship of the Holy Spirit
Waffle Supper Brings Faculty and Families Together
Faculty members and their families gathered for a waffle supper in the Home Economics room of the school Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overman and son Jack and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overman
Jack
L. D. Cooper
Dinner Guests Visit in Richmond Area
Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley and granddaughter Carolyn Wildman visited Mr and Mrs Francis Robinson in Richmond Sunday. Mrs Olla Haywood and daughter Mrs Charles Davis of Gwynneville called on Mr and Mrs William Gatewood and family Sunday evening.
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Jesse Henley
Carolyn Wildman
Francis. Robinson
Richmond
Olla Haywood
Charles Davis
Gwynneville
William Gatewood
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Horshoe
Rhody
Carthagenians
Barney” Kuhn
Green
Ewing
Schultz
Hill
Norris
Bayard Baker
Straits
Erybody
Morton
Glenwood
By Jean Sullivan
Ripley Country Club
Fon Alter
Rushville
Grant Henley
East ST. Christian Church
Waffle Party
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