Jitney Supper This Saturday at Auditorium Basement
Ramona Jane Winfield visits A. W. Brayton and family in Indianapolis. Her sister Juanita stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs A. B. Norris in Rushville. Bass fishing season opens June 16. Ed Adkins and Beher couples visit the Andersons of Edinburg with Gilson family from Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Jane Winfield
A. W. Brayton
Indianapolis
Juanita
A. B. Norris
Rushville
Ed Adkins
T. L. Beher
Jesse Gilson
Knightstown
J. J. Anderson
Edinburg
Wedding Announcement Tells Of Mary E Fort Engagement
Mrs E S Fort hosted a refined wedding announce and dance for daughter Mary E to Ross J Tweedy of Carthage. Guests enjoyed spring decor and orchid tapers while children handed out invitations. reception featured rose ice cream and orchid cake for thirty. Endowment fund trustees met in Carthage with $1,121,000 total. William Henley resigns as treasurer after 18 years, succeeded by his son Howard E Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Fort
Mary E
Ross J. Tweedy
J. F. Tweedy
Carthage
Robert Risch
Betty Lieh
Orbones
Greenfield Daily Reporter
Earlham College Endowment Fund
Joseph A. Goddard
Muncie
Edward D. Evans
Isaac Woodard
Indianapolis
John H. Johnson
Richmond
William P. Henley
State Bank of
Henley
Howard E Henley
Business Men Meet for Evening Dinner in Auditorium
A Tuesday evening gathering of business men occurred in the Auditorium basement with out of town guests. R. H. Hill led the meeting urging support for locating small industries and a committee was appointed to gauge sentiment for a Fourth of July celebration. Two cakes from the dinner were sold by Col. F. B. Yankuner. Another meeting is set for July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
R. H. Hill
Col
F. B. Yankuner
Council approves Stop and Go sign for public square
Town council met Monday night and decided to buy a Stop and Go sign to place in the public square possibly within three weeks. They also discussed allocating up to 100 dollars per year to maintain Carthage Cemetery north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Stolen Tires Recovered Cars Reported Missing Parts
Rob Mays Garage suffered a theft of forty tires and twenty inner tubes worth several hundred dollars from Hun singer Bros. garage at Mays. A Rushville car owned by C. M. George was recovered near Moscow with all tires gone. Dr. Ross Brown’s machine at Manilla was found near Milroy with tires missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsinger Bros
Mays
C. M. George
Rushville
Moscow
Ross Brown
Manilla
Milroy
Porch furniture and awnings seen at Sample Furniture Co
Local advertisement notes porch furniture and awnings available at Sample Furniture Co in Knightstown. The brief item highlights shopping options and promotes the store's offerings to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample Furniture Co
Knightstown
Rush county approves election and property claims
Rush county board of commissioners approved primary election claims amounting to 2633.67 dollars and property assessment costs of 4580 dollars. They also budgeted 1937.05 for livestock killed by dogs since January 13 and granted a road construction petition from D. W. Newsom corner to N. S. Price corner with Walter Bitner and John Vernon named as viewers and Adolphus Cameron assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Board of Commissioners
Nathan I. Price
D. W. Newsom Corner
N. S. Price Corner
Walter Bitner
John Vernon
Adolphus Cameron
Hay for Sale and Household Goods Ad
Twenty acres of Little Red Clover hay for sale located 80 rods east of Walnut Ridge church. Allen W. Newson, agent. Also a large display of refrigerators and ice boxes priced right with sample furniture from C o Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ridge Church
Allen W. Newson
Agt
C.o
Knightstown
Sunday Visits and Local Updates Across Carmel and Nearby Areas
Local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Oscar Morris in Carmel with daughter Marjorie visiting Ed Retherford’s family. Several others joined extended family gatherings near Mays Willow Branch and Homer. Notable plans include Grace Overman returning from Miami University for summer, layoffs and travels noted for CHIMES RUDy, and Lucile Drysdale attending Earlham College events before attending the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia and Columbia University in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Morris
Marjorie
Carmel
Ed Retherford
John White
Willow Branch
Grace Overman
Miami University
Oxford
Omer Bell and
Alice Leisure
W. E. Shaffer
Orsa Ellison
Homer
Notable Local Moves and Graduates Across States
Mrs Martha Fitch of Evansville moved to 419 Denby avenue. Dr A S Coffin of Indianapolis serves on the National Eclectic Medical Association finance committee for the Cedar Point convention June 15 to 18. Evelyn Johnson of Spiceland graduates. Helen Grimes of Winona Minnesota graduates. S L Newsom visits Sigourney Iowa and Earl White at Waterloo. Mrs Vandiffere’s daughter arrived Cheyenne after a 1500 mile 44 day trip. Eleanor Henley of Earlham College earns high honors and leads Madrigal Club and Women’s Athletic Association. to teach in Brownstown New Jersey next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Coffin
Indianapolis
National Eclectic Medical Association
Cedar Point
Vandiffere
Cheyenne
Wyo
Eleanor Henley
Jesse Henley
Earlham College
Madrigal Club
Women’s Athletic Association
The Citizen One Year For One Fifty
Mr and Mrs Enos Coffin spent the week end with M D Coffin and family at Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Coffin
M. D. Coffin
Marion
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Hill Grain & Coal CO
Kirk
W. J. Phelps
Iblack Defender
Strawberries
A. W. Winfield
Harmony
Rexall
Jolly’s Drug Store
Frost Kist
Shriner’s City
McCarty
O. Lawrence Hawthorne
A. m
Bible School
W. C. Fdore
Hing
Onthly
He Foreign Missionary Socieill
Will Siler
Charles S. Dudley
Pletcher M
Logan Nelson
Katherine Kennedy
J. I. Meyer
Rob Mays
Auditorium Theatre
Zane Grey
Wild Hose Mesa
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
High Table Lands
Utah
Eugene O’brien
Lillian Rich
Henry B. Walthall
Simon the Jester
David Binford
Omer Prater
Everett Prater
Bear Miller
Miss Margaret Saucett
New Castle
Mr and
Mie
Rudy
Washington
Oregon
Danville State Normal
Elizabeth Wiggins
Owen A. Gray
J. W. Short and
Cincinnati
Zoo
Ida Wade
H. H. Foust
Elmer Earnest
Mary Earnest
Decatur, Ill
W. R. Earnest
Earnest
Chicago University
Lucile Drysdale
Philadelphia
Columbia University
New York City
Martha Fitch
Evansville
Denby Avenue
That City
Evelyn Johnson
Albert L. Johnson
Spiceland
Helen Grimes
N. C. Grimes
Winona
Minn
S. L. Newsom
Sigourney
Iowa
James Williams
Earl White
Waterloo
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