Friendly-O-Rummage Sale and Rail Trip Notes
The Burlington railroad train from Denver to Chicago covered 1017 miles in 13 hours 5 minutes at about 78 mph. A church lawn sale at East Street Christian Church offered home made ice cream and cake on Saturday night June 9. Local visitors include Mrs. Margaret Winslow and sons from Terre Haute and Elizabeth Iddings of Kendleville visiting R. K. Winslow family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly-O-Rummage Sale
Newsom
Burlington Railroad
Denver
Chicago
East Street Christian Church
Margaret Winslow
Billy, Ralph
Hugh Thomas
Terre Haute
Elizabeth Iddings
Kendleville
R. K. Winslow
Ria Gray
Owen
Citizen
Fragmented ledger verse on work and credit
A fragmented poem speaks of labor and duty, contrasting what is begun with what is completed. It notes that true credit lies in finished work and the person who totals the ledger embodies the measure of effort.
Musical Recital At Friends Church Delights Local Audience
Mrs. A J Carr presents piano pupils at Friends church on May 31 with duets trios and a two piano quartet. Mary Ann Kullmer Indianapolis soloist impresses with Bach and Chopin pieces. The program features strong ensemble work and a grand finale Rubenstein concerto performed by Carr and McGeorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carr
Friends Church
Mary Ann Kullmer
Indianapolis
Bach
Chopin
Rubenstine
Roseanne Poston
Jane Linton
Ruth Parker
Henley
Carolyn Norris
Jamnita Winfield
OD Fellows Decoration Day Observed at Arlington Cemetery
Rev. N I Schoolfield spoke at Arlington Cemetery last Sunday for Odu Fellows Decoration Day. Attendees included Walker and daughter Mary Pagal Walker Mary Jessup Margaret Letha Moore Ruth Ellen, Mrs Chas Weam and daughters Dorothy Elizabeth, Will Weaver Rayburn Fen Harry Lowry William Gate Walter Newsom P J Sattler. Arlington band provided music and the address was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. I. Schoolfield
Arlington Cemetery
de Walker
Mary Pagal Walker
Mary Jessup
Marget
Letha Moore
Daugh- Ruth Ellen
Chas. Weam
Dorothy Andabeth
Will Weaver
Rayburn Fen
Harry Lowry
Wm. Gate
Walter Newsom
P. J. Sattler
Magazines Listing and Subscriptions Note
A clipped note mentions forty seven names on a motion list, appreciation from the manager, and magazines listed with the Citizen for a small additional cost. It states subscription requests must be in the Chicago office by 1511 and warns the ad will not appear again. Do not delay if you want them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sweethearts Of Forty Years Reunite In Wedding
Mrs Nelle Thayer Hume of this city and Dr Harry C Heaton of Knightstown wed Saturday in Brookville concluding a forty year old schoolday romance. Mrs Heaton, daughter of the late Lee C Thayer, has long resided here and will live on West Main Street. Dr Heaton is a Knightstown dentist with daily commutes from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Thayer Hume
Harry C. Heaton
Knightstown
Brookville
Heaton
Greenfield
Lee C. Thayer
Lfe
West Main Street
Notable 19th Century Religious Works and Ward E Nurse Tale
Library notes discuss James A Gillford on religious experience and regeneration with titles The Vanities of Religious Experience and A Clinic in Regeneration. It notes Twice Born Men and a mind seeking higher truths, plus The Lady Nurse of Ward E at Armory Square Hospital in Washington DC and Lincoln’s role in its construction near the steamboat landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gillford
Edinarg
E”Sterns
Armory Square Hospital
Washington, D. C
Straw Buyer Meeting Attendee Takes Ten Day Vacation
Hamil Henley straw buyer and Sigler General Manager left for a ten day vacation. Henley substituted in his absence. A new well is being drilled for drinking water. Walter A. Dhonau head booker and Dick Walton chemist made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amil Henley
Sigler
Hamil Henley
Walter A. Dhonau
Dick Walton
Indianapolis Mondrey
Children suffer injuries in town area accidents
Little Miss Maren2 Graff stepped off the porch at her grandparents home and broke her left forearm. Mis Glady Jiessor fell west of town and dislocated her shoulder. Mrs Frances Lineack fell when a chair she stood on tipped and she cut her head and bruised others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maren2
Graff
Glady Jiessor
McGuffey Club Members Meet at Martinsville
About 140 McGuffy members met with Dr H P Sherer in Martinsville signing names in legible form. The next event is a picnic and all day meeting at Brookside Park on Saturday June 9 with a baker dinner at 12:30. A trip to Oxford Ohio is planned for Saturday June 16. Club membership is about 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuffy
8. P. Sherer
Martinsville
Brookside Park
Oxford
Ohio
Auto Races At Fairmount For Charity
The V F. W. Lee Winslow Post No. 773 sponsors automobile races at Fairmount Sunday June 10. Proceeds benefit the poor relief. Cars from Marion Alexandria Lagrange and Muncie expected. Fifteen entries anticipated with trials at 10 30 a m and races at 2 15 p m CST. Qualifying around sixty mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Lee Winslow Post No. 773
Fairmount
Marion
Alexandria
Lagrange
Muncie
Fairmount News
Church News from Wesleyan Methodist Bible School Program
Bible school at 9 30 worship and sermon at 10 30 evening service 7 30 features a Y M W E program for Orthodox Christian Education and Marion College with Miss Bernice Wicker and Miss Wilma Rigsbee assisting. Includes address special music readings prayer and praise service. Test our Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Orthdox Christian Education
Marion College
Bernice Wicker
Wilma Rigsbee
Epworth League Social and Rose Service Planned
Fletcher M. E. Church announces a regular Epworth League social Tuesday at 7 30. Mid week service Thursday 7 30 with choir rehearsal at 8. Missionary Society met Wednesday 2. Sunday schedule includes Sunday School 9 30 and worship 10 15 united through June with student musicians leading. Special rose service tonight with floral decorations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Mary Walker
Helen McCorkle
Arleta Small
The
Missionary Society
Arthur White
N. S. Scheffier
Walter Cronau
Hubert Hunt
Reverence and Discussion at Friends Church
The Friends Church holds a Young Peoples Discussion on the Race Problem in High School Athletics led by Herman Porter. The Ministry and Oversight meeting at Mattie Publow’s home reports productive church talks. Monthly business meeting to discuss important church matters this Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Porter
Young Peoples
Mattie Publow
Busines
Hannegan Church Homecoming Sunday Services Planned
The Hannegan Christian church six miles southeast of here holds Homecoming Sunday with a noon basket dinner and an afternoon program. Herman Hosier of Greenfield Christian church will preach both morning and afternoon. this is his last day. Geo Holwager will preach the final week. The program includes Bible School at 9 30 with a 150 attendance goal, 10 45 worship, 12 dinner, 2 pm special music, and a sermon titled No Other Way with services every night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannegan Christian Church
Here
Herman Hosier
Greenfield Christian Church
Brother Hosier
Hannegan Church
Geo. Holwager
Church of Christ
Knightstown Legion Post 152 to sponsor junior baseball team
Ameri can Legion Post 152 in Knightstown invites boys not yet 17 by June 30 to attend a 7:00 p m meeting June 12 at the Legion Hall. Eligible Carthage area boys may try out for positions with no entry fee, amid talk of sport and rivalry and support from contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 152
Knightstown
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Carthage
Roland Morgan
Morgan
Legion Post
Death of Mrs. Iradora Munden
Mrs. Iradora Munden widow of James E. Munden longtime Rush county resident died at her country home Tuesday after a three week bout with apoplexy. Born October 27 1859 she was 74 years 8 months and 8 days. Survived by daughter Mrs. Lillian Jamison Indianapolis sister Mrs. Lillian Julian and three brothers Samuel Henry Marshall Addison Arlington area. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM at Arlington M E Church burial Arlington East Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iradora Munden
James E. Munden
Rush County
Munden
Levi
Mary Elizabeth Addison
Lillian Jamison
Indianapolis
Lillian Julian
Samuel, Henry
Marshall Addison
Arlington
M. E. Church
Arlington East Hill Cemetery
Illness Updates From Local Hospital Patients
Wm A Miner remains bedfast while Bobby Chonan shows improvement after a brief illness. Mrs Almira Smith is able to sit up briefly and Bert Sharer progresses in recovery. Mrs Minnie Adkins is seriously ill at Shelbyville Major Hospital. Mrs Mary Hubbard remains gravely ill after four weeks in Indianapolis St Vincent, with John Reed and Lillian Henley steadily improving. Mrs S O McCarty was observed at the Methodist Hospital this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Miner
Bobby Chonan
Almira Smith
Minnie Adkins
Shelbyville
Bert Sharer
Methodist Hospital
Mary Hubbard
St. Vincents Hospital
Indianapolis
John Reed
Lillian Henley
S. O. McCarty
Charity drive seeks sheets pillows cases and quilts
Mrs Florence M Parker township chairman of the Children's Welfare asks the public for bedding donations. Affected family needs sheets pillow cases and quilts and folks can leave donations at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Parker
Children’s Welfare
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AL. McDaniel & Son
West Mill Street
Rio
Dolores del Rio
James Dunn and
Claire Trevor
Frank Bucks
Wild Cargo
van Camp
OUR Mothers
Winfield’s Regal Store
Library Notes
McGuffey
Tribby
Ladder of Faith
Mrs. Munden
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