Ghurgh Notes East St. Christian Church Activities
Sunday School at 9 30 A M with a picnic at Amos Hill s overflowing well and transportation provided. Union Services at 7 30 P M Rev Rader leads a sermon. Young People Society meets Monday 8 00 P M on the church lawn for social night. Sunshine Circle hosts an ice cream festival next Wednesday near Phelps Grocery. Christian Helpers meet Thursday with Mrs Alice Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hill
Rader
Young People’s Society
Betty Moore
Gladys Reddick
Harriet Gray
Agnus Copher
Noah Brooks
Morris Gibson
Sunshine Circle
Phelp
Christian Helpers
Alice Gray
Vacation Bible School closing at Friends Church
The closing exercises for Vacation Bible School are set for Friday at 7 30 P M at Friends Church with parents and friends invited. A union meeting follows the next Sunday at the Christian Church with Rev W S Rader delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
W. S. Rader
Fletcher M. E
Christian Cahontas
Car stolen near Knigstown recovered near Clark's Hill
Clyde C Henley reported his Ford coupe stolen while attending the Knigstown sale east of the Button sale barn. State police tracked three men after a motorcycle officer followed them to Clark's Hill eight miles west of Lebanon. They were later taken into custody in New Castle before Henley retrieved the car with a state trooper. The theft occurred about 1:30 p m Saturday and the vehicle was recovered around 4 p m with no damage credited to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McIlvaine
Ruth Gray
Pearle Coffin
Preston Coffin
Jessup
Riley Park
Greenfield
Clyde C. Henley
Knngtstown
Te Button Sale Barn
National Road
Cambidg City
Clark’s Hill
Lebanon
New Castle
Henley
K’s Hill
Prohibition Ticket Questioned by Socrates Debate
Socrates Neander Thal Smith defends the Prohibition party while praising the Republican party as the true governing force of Phil Country. He argues the Prohibition party serves as a sign post, not a governing body, and urges support for the Republicans as the responsible implementers of principled law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Phil Country
Successor Named Soon for Springer in Tenth District
The resignation of Raymond S. Springer, Republican chairman of Indiana’s tenth congressional district, is linked to his nomination for governor. Judge Springer will actively campaign, leaving the chairmanship to be filled by district county leaders. Possible candidates include Dr. George B. Hunt of Richmond, with Ira Wilson of Muncie not seeking the post and aiming for other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymondss. Springer
Connersville
Thenth Congressional District
Judge Pringer
Engegél
New Castle
Judge Springer
Tenth
Muncie
Delaware Coury
Century of Alcott Featured in Library Notes
The library highlights Louisa May Alcott founder of Little Women and her life's hardships and work. It lists gifts including The Financial World Readers Digest and Pictorial Review, with donor Lillian E. Henley and Mrs. Ella J. Coffin. It notes driving safety tips and the June Readers Digest issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa M. Alcott
Lillian E. Henley
Arthur Gray
Ella
J. Coffin
Pictorial Review
Carthage Band Concerts Draw Huge Local Crowds
A local high school band directed by Henry Stenger from Indianapolis is performing in Carthage, drawing large crowds. Concerts are planned weekly through school start, with the high school providing music and some instruments and Farm Bureau members aiding organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Henry Stenger
Indianapolis
Stenger
Farm Bureau
Addison Dinner Party Hosts Gather Friends Near Carthage
Mr and Mrs Jesse Addison entertained to dinner Sunday at their home south of Carthage. Guests included Mr and Mrs Walter Gardner and son Wallace of near Mays, Mr and Mrs Clarence Paulley and daughter Mar cille of near Manila, Mr and Mrs Earl Addison and family, Mr and Mrs Don Addison and family, Mr and Mrs Russell Nigh, Mr and Mrs Bearl Addison and family. Mr and Mrs Byron Ball were afternoon callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Addison
Carthage
Walter Gardner
Wallace
Mays
Clarence Paulley
Marcille
Manilla
Earl Addison
Don Addison
Russell Nigh
Bearl Addison
Byron Ball
Fire Department receives instruction from State fire official
The local Fire Department members were trained last Monday and Tuesday by Lieutenant Stoops of Indianapolis a former Indianapolis Fire Department member now with the State Fire Marshall force and State Inspection Bureau. Each member receives about an hour of instruction each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieutenant Stoops
Purdue Professor Tours Rush County Roads and Bridges
Rush county officials accompany Purdue University civil engineering professor Benjamin Petty on a Wednesday and Thursday inspection of county roads and bridges. Petty has visited many counties to advise on structures, with Elmer Harrison and Dolph Cameron along with county superintendents providing local oversight.
E Y B O W To Meet August 8
The E L B O W will meet with Mrs. O C McCarty and daughter Mary Ellen on Monday night August 8 All members urged to attend and bring one dollar for dollar night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. McCarty
Mary Ellen
Local Residents Welcome Visitors From Nearby Cities
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Kizer return home after weeks with Oliver Earnest south of town. Congressman and Mrs Joseph Manlove and aide travel from Washington to Joplin Mo visit cousin O C McCarty family last Wednesday. Charles Dillman and sister Louise from Columbus Ohio were here recently. Hal Rohm of Indianapolis visited Monday afternoon. Mrs W F Morris and two daughters of Anderson spent last weekend with her parents H O Pitts. Nora A Miller and Mrs Raymond James of Knights visited Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Kizer
Oliver Earnest
Joseph Manlove
Washington, D.C
Joplin
Charles Dillman
Louise
Columbus
Hal Rohm
Indianapolis
W. F. Morris
Anderson
H. O. Pitts
Nora A. Miller
Raymond James
Knights
M. E. Ladies Aid Meets At Lineback Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church meets Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Lineback with Mrs. Charles Norris and Mrs. John Tarbet assisting as hostesses. Mr and Mrs H E Posten and daughter from New Castle were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Mick Kyser and daughter Sharlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. A. Lineback
Charles Norris
John Tarbet
H. E. Posten
New Castle
Mick Kyser
Sharlee
Henley Family Visits. Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Name VP
Mr and Mrs Bert Henley of Indianapolis visited Sunday with his brother Morris L Henley and aunt Mrs Jennie D Henley. Grant Henely, rural mail carrier, was elected vice president of the Indiana Rural Letter Carriers Association at a Lake Wawa see meet last week. John Heim visiting his parents Earnest Heims south of town will return to Indianapolis Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Hinshaw of Rushville spent Sunday with his parents W N Hinshaw. Mr and Mrs William Wilson of Denver former Hancock county residents came last week for a few days with Burl Magee west of Carthage. Floyd Collins and son and Dale Earnest left Monday for an outing at Lake Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Henley
Indianapolis
Morris L. Henley
Jennie D. Henley
Grant Henely
Indiana Rural Letter Carriers’ ‘Association
Lake Wawasee
John Heim
Earnest Heims
Robert Hinshaw
Rushville
W. N. Hinshaw
William Wilson
Denver
Colo
Hancock County
Burl Magee
Carthage
Floyd Collins
Dale Earnest
Lake Webster
Overman Family Returns From Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Overman and their son Jack along with Mrs Stewart Mc Knight returned Saturday after a two week visit with relatives in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Overman
Jack
Stewart McKnight
Florida
Local social notes from La Porte and surrounding areas
Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs John DeMyer and Claude DeMyer of La Porte Indiana hosting and visiting relatives over the weekend. Several couples and individuals from Indianapolis Greensburg Knightstown Evansville and Lucasville are noted for dinners visits and trips.
Kanouse and Renegar family visit and travel notes
Norman Kanouse of Rushville and Lloyd Kanouse of Greensburg visited Roy and Donald Renegar on Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Hugh Addison left for Indianapolis for a future residence with Addison employed in a meat market there. Luther Renegar Donald Merrill Magee were in Shirley Wednesday. Mrs Foyd Williams near Charlottesville called on Mrs Carl Dyer Wednesday. Miss Helen Overman is ill at her parents home with inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kanouse
Rushville
Lloyd Kanouse
Greensburg
Roy
Donald Renegar
Hugh Addison
Indianapolis
Mr. Addison
Luther Renegar
Sop Donald
Merrill Magee
Shirley
Helen Overman
Local Social Visits Highlight Rushville and Bentonville
Mr and Mrs P J Sattler spent Saturday in Freeport with friends. Mr and Mrs Lirdley Taylor visited near Bentonville with Mr and Mrs Lugar Nelson. Miss Emma Overman attended a Missionary Society meeting at the M E Church in Rushville with Rev and Mrs W S Rader and Mrs Frank Overman. Stewart McKnight of Indianapolis visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Overman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Mrs. Lirdley Taylor
Mrs. Lugar Nelson
Bentonville
Emma Overman
H. E Stager
Frank Overman
W. S. Rader
the Missionary Society
M. E Church
Rushville
Stewart McKnight
Indianapolis
Harper Reunion Attended by Magee Blackburn and Graff Families
Mr and Mrs Merrill Magee and Miss Alta Mas Blackburn attended the Harper reunion Sunday. A noon pitch in dinner followed by social time. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and family of near Rushville were guests of Mrs Etta Graff and Mrs and Mrs Joseph Graff Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Magee
Alta Mas Blackburn
Harper
Rushville
Charles Smith
Etta Graff
Joseph Graff
Miss Alta Blackburn Spends Weekend With Edwards Family
Miss Alta Mae Blackburn spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Edgar Edwards and their son west of Rushville continuing family visits and social ties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Magee
Alta
Mae Blackburn
Edgar Edwards
Rushville
Political shifting after Wilson era amid reformist programs
The narrative traces party loyalties shifting under Cleveland and Wilson. Cleveland condemns his administration while Pomerene admits Wilson era failures and suggests Roosevelt era plant program hopes remain.
Democrats Seem to Perform Better When Out of Power
The piece argues that Democratic presidents faced crises and economic distress, citing Buchanan Cleveland and Pomerene. It contrasts Democratic governance with periods when the party was not in power, suggesting their effectiveness rises when they are not ruling. It notes bread lines in 1921 and broad calls for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Allen W. Barkley
Kentucky
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Asid
Congress
Buchanan
Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Wilson
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
United States Senate
Cincinnati
Toledo
Senate
Pomerene
Chamber of Commerce
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Ghurgh Notes
East ST. Christian Church
W. T. Crawley
Pas
Benton Blessinger
Robert Long
Socrates Neanderthal Smith
The
Open Forum
Springer
Library Notes
CIEVE
M. E. Ladies Aid
John DeMyer
Claude DeMyer
la Port, Ind
R. H. Hill
Henry Reich
Vern Plummer
Mary Ball
Walter B. Hill of
Knightstown
J. T. Henry
Sundaay
Harvey Runn Or
Paul Linton
Paul Deere
Walter Dhonau
Betty
Evansville
Russel Linville
Roy Cooher
St. Louis, Mo
Charles McGeorge
Butt McGeorge
Ralph Massey
South Dakota
Lucasville
James McGeorge
Roosevelt
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