Death of Everett Bass
Everett Bass son of William and Clara, born January 27 1897 in Carthage and died May 27 1934 in Cragmont Madison after years as a patient. Funeral services were held at the home of his sister Mrs Marie Tuttle conducted by Elder Brooks of the Christian church Knightstown. He leaves two sisters three brothers and a half brother Ernest Roberts Mansfield Ohio with his family visiting. Burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Everett Bass
William
Clara
Bass
Carthage
Cragmont
Madison
Marie Tuttle
Brooks
Christian Church
Knightstown
Everett
Market Street Christian Church
Ernest Roberts
Mansfield
Ohio
Riverside Cemetery
Modern Church Sale of Hypocrisy and Vice Exposed
A discarded sale bill mocks church frauds and social schemes from decades past. It lists absurd items including wolves in sheep's clothing and a den of thieves, then condemns theatrical fundraising and drinking, urging readers to attend bizarre religious operas and charity events as a rebuke to modern church practices.
Wanted Junk and gold locket finders publish ad
Part of a small town column reports Wanted junkers paid at top market, and a notice to describe and pay for a gold locket owner. Also mentions several social visits, obliquely noting local residents and events, including church fund drives and tax delinquencies.
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Grant ‘Hill
Walter Catt
Notice Of Sale Of Township Property In Rush County Indiana
Notice by George C. McBride as Trustee of Center Township Rush County Indiana of public sale of real estate and buildings on Center School property June 23 1934 at 1 30 pm. Sale will include the school building heavy duty heater fire escape frame barn and related property at minimum two thirds of appraised value with cash terms and removal period. Also notice of invitation to President Roosevelt from Indiana Democratic Editorial Association and garden club events in Greenfield Memorial Hall.
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Center School Township
Rush County
Indiana
Center Township
Center School
Knightstown Pike
Lewing
Rushville
Idiana Gary
Bohannon
Roosevelt
Omer S. Jackson
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Washington
French Lick
Memorial Hall
Garden Club
Greenfield
Harmony Singing Club Holds Annual Morristown Meeting
The annual meeting of the Missouri Harmony Singing Club now the Diapason Singing Class was held at the Christian church in Morristown on Sunday. A century old program featuring old songs was highlighted as one of the best in years.
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Old Missouri Harmony Singing Club
Diapason Singing Class
Christian Church
Morristown
Archers Lead May Day Pageant at Butler University
Mary Ellen McCarty was among six Archers in the May Pageant at Butler University last Saturday. The event depicted rural English life as 120 characters wore period costumes. O. C. McCarty attended with guest Miss Margaret Foster of Linton.
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Mary Ellen McCarty
Butler University
England
O. C. McCarty
Miss McCarty
Margaret Foster
Linton
Indianapolis 500 Won by Wild Bill Cummings in Boyle Special
About 140000 spectators watched the Indianapolis 500 on a perfect day as the track record fell. Wild Bill Cummings won first prize of over 40000 in the Boyle product Special, finishing twenty seconds ahead of Rose in a Durant Special. Moore placed third in a Foreman Axle Special. there were a few minor incidents but no serious injuries. Local attendees included Charley Heim and several families from town.
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Indianapolis
Wild Bill” Cummings
Rose
Moore
Foreman
Charley Heim
D. P. Dunn
Thos. Bush
Raymond Kennedy
Edna Newsom
Robert Moore
Elizabeth Gatewood
Harvey Bunion
Andy Cassell
Marcus McClurg
Local social notes and tragedies from a Indiana paper
Miss Edna Newsom works at I S S C Home. Len McConnell and son Thos attended Winchester races last Sunday. The Christian Helpers plan a meeting with Mrs Harold Ruby on June 7. Former residents and families visit. Kenneth Rutherford and Homer Wolverine die in a Newcastle area airplane crash, cause unknown. I O O F memorial services planned at Arlington with Rev N I Schoolfield delivering the address. Wedding and social gatherings listed in Jamestown visits.
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Omer
Elizabeth Wiggins
R. K. Winslow
Greenfield
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John Addison
Raymond
Anna Sipe
Dorothy
Elizabeth Ohr
English’s
Indianapolis
Contemporary Club
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Toadie
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Grace Peters
O. C
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David Hylton
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Will Stewart
Anna Jackson
Fred. McManus
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Calif
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Ed Peed
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Phelps
Nancy Lee
Francis Joyce
Muzicie
Edna Newsom
Len McConnell
Thos
Winchester
Rushville
Floyd Miller
Kenneth Rutherford
Homer Wolverine
Arlington
N. I. Schoolfield
Morton Hackleman
Fred Hill
Betty
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