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Unity and Agreement With Russians in the Peace
Dr. Daniel A. Poling urges unity between the United States and Russia as they fought a common foe and must maintain collaboration in the peace. He cautions against press depictions that sow suspicion, praises Russia’s sacrifices, and calls for seeing the world through others' eyes to build a lasting world order.
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Russia
America
United States
Ness
San Francisco
Will Rogers
Daniel A. Poling
Indianapolis Star
EAST ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH SCHEDULE
Unified services Sunday morning at 9 30 with the regular program led by Pastor Basil Stultz and Superintendent Geo B Moore assisted by Cecil Pike
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East ST. Christian Church
Geo. B. Moore
Cecil Pike
Wesleyan and Friends Churches Schedule and Change
Wesleyan Methodist churches list Sunday school 9 30 preaching 8 00 pm prayer Thursday 8 00 pm Blue River service 9 30 10 30 but prayer meeting Wednesday omitted to attend Little Carthage Friends worship 10 30 sermon theme The Christian's Citizenship youth fellowship 6 pm midweek prayer and bible study 8 pm Thursday. DeWitt Foster pastor J A Reynolds superintendent.
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Roy Turner
Carthage
DeWitt Foster
J. A. Reynolds
Bible School
Youth Fellowship
Blue River Friends Church in Progress Led by Evangelists McIntosh Lewis
The Blue River Friends Church ongoing project proceeds under the leadership of evangelists McIntosh and Lewis guiding revival efforts and construction plans.
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Blue River
Sunday church schedule with ministers and service times
Dr J T Scull minister Hubert Hunt superintendent Raymond Manche assistant superintendent Sunday school at 9 30 preaching service at 10 30.
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J. T. Scull
Hubert Hunt
Raymond Manche
Local Girl Highlighted in National 4-H News
Elizabeth Stoner of Carthage is center stage in the May National 4-H Club News. An illustrated feature by Francis Murray details her role as a shepherdess at Purdue University, her scholarship from the 4-H Rambouillet project, and her plan to enter Purdue’s School of Agriculture as a junior.
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Elizabeth Stoner
Carthage
Elizabeth
Francis Murray
Purdue University
Purdue
Purdue School of Agriculture
Elizabeth earns 4-H honors and leads livestock judging win
Elizabeth, a Rush County student, tops events with 75 seconds and 58 awards and wins the freshmen livestock judging contest by 33 points. She places highly scholastically and aims to be a research specialist or county agent after four years in agriculture. She helped the Rush County livestock judging team place second in state contests in 1942 and 1943. Mr. Ruby holds a Doctor of Law and teaches military training.
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Rush County
Elizabeth
Rush Couty
Ruby
Good Crops All the Way From California to Carthage
Mr. Charles L. Ruby of Fullerton California visited Carthage after traveling from California. He reported the best crops he has seen in twenty years on his twenty year trips between Fullerton and Carthage. He also noted a large number of cattle along the route.
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Charles L. Ruby
Fullerton
California
Carthage
Ruby
Local views on wartime policy from California resident
The excerpt quotes Ed Ruby, son of Ed and Mrs. Ruby, living near Fullerton, a Carthage High School graduate of 1919. He urges calmer talk on moving Japanese Americans inland, notes California opinions, and discusses rumors of a surrender, predicting the war may end by cold weather or earlier.
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Fullerton College
Ed Ruby
Carthage High School
California
Mr. Ruby
West
America
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Loss
The White Russell family thanks friends and neighbors for generous sympathy and consideration in their late grief for their wife and mother, Charles O. White.
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Charles O. White Russell
Mrs Emma J Tweedy Thanks Friends After Hospital Stay
Mrs Emma J Tweedy expresses gratitude for remembrances received during her stay at the Methodist hospital. She thanks her friends for the cards flowers and kind words and wishes them well.
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Methodist Hospital
Emma J. Tweedy
Notice of Administration for Thomas R. Hays Estate
Louis A. Carroll named administrator by Rush County Circuit Court to manage the estate of Thomas R. Hays of Rush County Indiana. The estate is described as solvent. Clerk Dallas Hardwick attests. Attorney W M Avery of Knightstown appears. Date July 6 1945.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
Indiana
Thomas R. Hays
Dallas Hardwick
Rush
W. M. Avery
Knightstown
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Alonzo L. Tuttle— Publishers
L. G. Merrell Telephone
Basil Stultz
Wesleyan Methodist Churches
Howard Crim
Fletcher Methodist
Louis A. Carroll
I.G.A. Milk
Pt. Jar
Hunt
Santa Claus, Inc
Santa Claus Land
Mr. McDaniel
Santa Clause Land
St. Nick
P. S
Merry Christmas
Santa Claus
Knightstown, Indiana