Sunday Socials and Club Meetings Dot Rushville Area
Local residents host guests from Indianapolis Greenfield and nearby towns during dinners and visits. Community groups plan meetings at Lineback home and East Street Church with reports from Home Economics club and literary circle.
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Henry G. Stager
Sarah Stager
Allen Blacklidge
Barbara
Rushville
Woman’s Literary Circle
J. A. Lineback
Walter Phelps
East Freeman
Home Economics Club
Ella Nelson
Winona Newsom
Cora McCarty
Mary Jessup
Opal Nelson
Marjorie Overman
Oliver S. Earnest
Ruth White
Carl Norris
Eugene Gardner
Harold Ruby
John Allen
O. M. Siler
Occident
Gurney Earnest
Roscoe Brown
Edward
Lizzie Earnest
A. C. Hiatt
Marion
A. J. Carr
M. S. Kyser
Sharlee
Greenfield
Hattie Oldham
Wells of IU at Rushville Cite Education Funding Decline
Indiana University president argues state schools lag national averages in enrollment and funding. He notes 1928 29 expenditures at 74 million and 1938 38 at 66 million while detailing university efforts in faculty hiring new buildings health services guidance and expanded extension programs as a rebirth of university development amid a shifting national outlook.
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Indiana
Purdue
New Library Books Ready for Circulation
The library announces new circulating titles including Cleopatra and Napoleon by Emil Ludwig, Uncle Fred in the Spring Time by P G Wodehouse, Miss Susie Slagles by Tucker, and children’s books Pickaniny Twins Perkins and Delilah, Little Grey Gown Huntt, Little Girl with Seven Names Hunt, They Hunted High and Low Burnett, and Whiffy McMann Hader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Emil Ludwig
Napoleon
Ludwig
Fred
Wodehouse
Susie Slagles
Tucker
Susie Slagle
Hunt
Melissa Louisa Amanda Miranda
Cynthia Jane Farlow
Burnett
Hader
Jane
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John Risch
Indianapolis
Ross Tweedy
L. W. Mohler
Oaklandon
Jesse Pitts
Forrest van Dyne
Gladys Louise
Katherine Catt
Charles Benson
Lowell Geise
Harry Leisure. Jr
Marian Anderson
Circle
Frank Catt
W. J. Henley
Circle Theatre
Walter Ham
Bert Armstrong
Ted Brohart
Geenfield
Ray Gurley
Grace Phelps
Mattie Publow
Maude Porter
Ludlow Corbin
Walnut Ridge Church
David Binford
Thomas Talbert
Morristown
Morris Henley
Finley Nelson
Daugh
Murray Hadley
Lillian E. Henley
Christian Helpers
East Street Christian Church
Fannie Clevidence
Joanna Gibson
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Fletcher Methodist Church
Nelle Newby
Katherine Kennedy
Cecil Irwin
Howard E. Henley, Jr
Howard E. Henley
Abby Clark
Mrs. S. L. Newsom
Arlington
Gordon Kelley
James Mosier
Nashville, Tenn
Charles Mosier
Lee Baker
Arthur Baker
Billy of
Pendleton
Mary Tarbet
Lelia Hurley
Bayard Baker
Raymond McDaniel
Everett P. Stanley
McDaniel
Ralph Pearson
Ralph McClarnon
Hubert Hunt
Rue McDaniel
Entertains Home Economics Club
Mattie B. Publow
Gertrude Adams
Nelle White
Goulda Kyser
Edna McDaniel
Mary Eleanor Bush
Mabel Hogle
Edna Nelle Kennedy
T. Sec’y
Emma Ruby
Charles Rhodes
Virginia
John Butler
Blaine Addison
Knightstown
Susie Addison
Raymond
Mrs
Charles Pearson
Son
Claude
Russell Parish
Jacqueline Sue
Charles White
Melvin Henley
James Mosier, Jr
Luther Schaffer
Grace Lee
Myrtle Smith
Mrs. Smith
Anna Bundy
Ralph Winslow
John
Susanne
Jimmy
Anna Sipe
Dorothy Sipe
William Adams
Walter Addison
Fred B. Sims
Jean Webb
George Reeves
Hilda Gurley
Near Fortville
Robert Bishop
New Castle
James Tarbet
Nora McFatridge
Near Arlington
Olive Drysdale
Frank Wilcoxon
Gwynneville
Nettie Taylor
Doc Frey
Taylor
Forrest Moore
George B. Moore
Murray S. Kenworthy
Pendle Hill
Penn
Wells
I. U
Library Notes
D. M. Prune Plums
Regal Pumpkin
Wheaties
Phillip
Tbs
Morton
Regal Oleo
Winfield
Regal
Wm. E. Borah
Fairfield
Illinois
William Borah
Washington
Senator Borah
Rushville, Ind
Cebu
Lewis Stone
Mickey Rooney
Adolphe
NED. & Thurs
Matinee
Mee Wai
Allan Jones
Mary Martin
Walter Connolly
Wiley Padan
the Gov. of Oklahoma
George Murphy
YALE
Metrogoldwn Mayer
Ilona Massey
Walter Newlin
Carthage
Charlottesville
Florence
Mrs. King Winslow
Henry Nelson
Douglas Cooper
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