Camp Shelby Correspondent Recounts Leave Hassles
Dear Reader I am writing from the local office with a ten day furlough tale. In Hattiesburg the Soldiers Club delay and a missing manager caused a suitcase mishap on the street while two boys changed into civilian clothes. Moon Mullin from Rushville got lost finding his home and finally claimed a long lost residence after several doors.
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Hattiesburg
Soldiers Club
Wayne “Moon” Mullin
Rushville
Changes in church service schedule announced
Pastor Murray S Kenworthy and leaders Gouldie Kyser and S S Supt announce two changes to worship: observance of daylight saving time and a merged Sunday school and Meeting for Worship at 9 30 a m to 10 30 a m. The sermon will follow the lesson text. The primary department meets at 9 30.
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Gouldie Kyser
S. S. Supt
Unified service plan invites July August visitors
Departments will merge into a unified service and follow this program through July and August. The invitation welcomes visitors to come and worship with us.
East St. Christian Church Services Announced
East St. Christian Church lists minister Frank F. Jones and superintendent Forrest Marshall. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m with morning worship at 10 30 a m.
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East ST. Christian Church
Frank F. Jones
Forrest Marshall
S. S
Church Services Move to Grade School Building
The church redecoration continues and all services next Sunday will be held in the grade school building. Sunday school begins at 9 30 a m and the morning service at 10 30 a m. All services and meetings now observe daylight saving time.
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Raymond Manche
S. S
Christian Science Services In Rushville Instruct Sunday and Monthly
The Christian Science Society of Rushville holds services each Sunday at 10 45 in Rooms 7 and 8 of the Rush County Bank building and a third Wednesday service at 745. Sunday school meets at 930. The July 6 Lesson Sermon centers on God with Bible citations from John 7 15 17 and Isaiah 43 3 and excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Christian Science Society
Rushville
Rush County Bank
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Israel
Jesus
John
Mary Baker Eddy
Notice of Final Settlement of Clarkson Gause Estate
Executor of Clarkson Gause deceased files account for final settlement in Rushville Indiana. All heirs and interested persons must appear July 23 1941 in Rushville Circuit Court to show cause and prove heirship. Attest Dallas Hardwick Clerk. Attorneys Pickens Gause. Local social notes about visits follow.
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Clarkson Gause
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Fred C. Gause
Pickens, Gause
Pickens & Gause
Dallas Hardwick
Community Notes From Eaton Area Gatherings and Visits
Local social calendar highlights visits and host gatherings. Dinner guests from Eaton and Rushville networks, numerous relatives and friends attend dinners, parties, and weekend visits across Indiana and Ohio. The Holwagers plan to relocate to Tennessee. E. L. B. O. W. holds a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Overman’s home.
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George Holwager
Phillip
Eaton
Indiana
Squirrel season zones and dates fixed for 1941 Indiana
Indiana announces 1941 gray and fox squirrel regulations with a zoned season. The dividing line is Highway 26. Southern Zone runs Aug 11 to Oct 9 and Northern Zone Sept 2 to Oct 31, with a daily bag of five and a total possession limit of five. Road 26 reduces county confusion and several counties shift zones.
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Indiana
C. R. Gutermuth
Division of Fish and Game
Portland
Hartford City
Lafayette
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Murray S. Kenworthy
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Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Co
Mrs
Fred B. Sims
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Orville Leisure, Audt
W. J. Phelps
Fletcher Methodist
C. V. McMillan
Christian Science Services
Otto C. McCarty
Marion
Robert Murdock
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Hubert Hill
Roy Herkless
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KnIghtstown, Ind
George Murphy
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Gene Autry
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Bob Crosby
Sis Hopkins
Halifax
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Frank Overman
J. A. Lineback
Ida Jones
Charles Rhodes
Hubert Hunt
Robert Reed
Walter Phelps
Mr. Reed
Rea Reed
Linton
Frank Wantz
Knightstown
Maria Henley
Arietta Small
Martha Jo Bentley
Mary Louise Hill
Juanita King
Anna Jean Kizer
Leon Cook
Billy Hugh Small
Paul Morris
George B. McNabb, Jr
Ralph McClarnen
Ralph Pearson
Eugene Gardner
Mattie B. Publow
Phelps
James Bowen
Ann
Indianapolis
Earl Nowotne
Sue White
Clinton
Ralph Webb
Thomas Talbert
Morristown
Ella Nelson
Mary Louise
Harold Phelps
Avery S. Rawls
Grace H. Porter
F. M. Miller
George Kitchen
Lottie Davis
New Castle
James Mathers
Carolyn Norris
Carl Norris
Leonard Buckley
Mary Ann Jessup
Westland
Beatrice Herkless
Circleville
Ohio
Maude Stewart
Herbert McCorkhill, Jr
Herbert McCorkhill
Dennis Jones
Cleveland
Conservation Officers
Conservation Clubs
Kohler
Victor
Carthage Hardware Co
JELLO
C&uh
Chuck Roast
Lean
Carney & Ridlen
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