Revival Services At Wesleyan Church Begin July 19
Revival services will be held at the Wesleyan Methodist church from July 19 to August 2 with Rev. D. A. Manker of Marion as the evangelist. Services occur each evening at eight o'clock as the able preacher unfolds the prophecies of the Word.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
D. A. Manker
Marion
Wesleyan Church
Carthage
J. Edwin Jay
Will Wallace
Nina Newsom
Winora Newsom
J. D. Dennis
Henry County
Fair Grounds
Knightstown
Samuel Newsom
Henry Stager
F. M. Sparks
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Lewisville
Henry
Elia Binford MclIlvaide
Jared P. Binford
Seventy-fourth Congress record cuts into rights and wallets
By Raymond Pitcairn criticizes the Seventy-fourth Congress for spending nearly twenty billion in public funds and expanding federal debt. He argues many acts violate the Constitution, create bureaucratic overreach, and erode the Bill of Rights while taxpayers bear the cost.
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America
Supreme Court
Congress
Petticoat Fever to Play at Auditorium July 22
In Carthage a film program features Petticoat Fever with Robert Montgomery as a lone wireless man and Myrna Loy as a stranded flyer. The humorous romance unfolds as a wrecked plane drops Myrna into his life and promises laughter.
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Carthage
Bob
Myrna
Robert Montgomery
Myrta Loy
E L B O W Hayride Honors and Local Marriage News
The E L B O W group and guests enjoyed a Monday hayride at the Newsom home with a musical program and refreshments. On Tuesday morning Miss Will ella Woodbridge wed Howard Earle Henley at her mother M. L. Woodbridge’s home. The paper mill engine failure prompted a restart plan as a new engine was installed. Thomas Benton Henley, known farmer and township figure, died on his forty sixth birthday after a brief illness.
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Courtig
Jesse Newsom
Frank Overman
M. L. Woodbridge
Willella
Howard Earle Henley
William P. Henley
Thomas Benton Henley
Here
Community groups hold meetings and appoints officials
United Missionary Society met Tuesday with Mrs Hollis Ewing. Rev R T Gwyn joined as new member. Afternoon tea hosted fifteen guests for Miss Mattie Clark as she moved to Mrs F J Kennedy's home area. Town Council appointed Alonzo McCorkle as town marshal after Jap Parish resignation. A traffic sign trial was approved for a short period.
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United Missionary Society of the East St. Christian Church
Hollis Ewing
R. T. Gwyn
Gwyn
H. G. Conaway
Floyd Reddick
Walter Newsom
al McDaniel
Mattie Clark
F. J. Kennedy
M. F. Lovett
Elizabeth Stanley
Ladies of the Friends Church
Frederick E. Schortemier
A. J. Carr
Grace Overman
Sharlee
Kyser
Ellen DeSchipper
Jap Parish
Alonzo McCorkle
Water reuse plan reduces plant fresh water use
The statement describes installing a pump to supply white water for fall operations, replacing fresh water in straw beaters. It projects saving about 300 GPM of exiting water and total white water use of around 900 GPM, with roughly 2,000 GPM leaving the plant overall.
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Raymond
Pitcairn National
Sentinels of the Republic
Joe Gist
Beeke
PTT Ae
Carthage Radio and Appliange Shop
Frigidaire
General Motors
Kahn Tailoring Company
Container Corp
Daniel
Wane
Speedy
City Gas
Seeneset
Ras Lnney
Modern Design
Sharer & Moore
Farm Bureau
Second ST. Rushville
Ladies’ White Oxfords
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