ChurchNotes Sunday School hits record attendance
A record Sunday School turnout occurred at 9 30 with 25 men and 39 women in adult classes. The Blues won a friendly Reds Blues contest by two points. Baby Ruth Ann Norris was baptized as Helen Overman sang with Mrs Behr. Children’s Day featured over twenty participants and festive decorations. Services next Sunday include 9 30 Sunday school and worship services led by the pastor.
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Reds
Blues
Ruth Ann Norris
Helen Overman
Pickett Visit Anticipates Mother's Death in Guion Indiana
Mrs Lulu J Pickett is called to Guion Indiana to see her mother Mrs A W Strong whose death is expected soon. The vacation bible school is postponed for the present. Children attend well with 15 in Kindergarten and 14 in Primary. Thursday prayer meets 7 30 PM. Next Sabbath services include Sunday school at 9 30, Meeting for Worship at 10 30, and Evening Services at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu J. Pickett
Guion
Indiana
A. W. Strong
Ohio University student suffers infected hand from lab incident
Paul White son of Mr and Mrs Arthur White contracted an infection in his hand while working in the bacteriology laboratory and could not return home as planned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Ohio University
Arthur White
The Right Spirit A Thumber in a Grocery Dilemma
A Carthage resident Mr Thumber bought groceries in Knightstown and rode a returning truck to town. The truck driver offered a lift but refused to haul groceries, so Thumber walked back with his purchases. The incident prompts the opinion that the truckman had the right spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thumber
Carthage
Mr. Thumber
Knightstown
Mr. Tumber
Truckman
Local social notes record Sunday gatherings in Indiana towns
Hubert Hill and Walter Phonau attended a ball game in Indianapolis Sunday afternoon. Miss Helen Hawkins of near Terre Haute visits Miss Ruth E. Henshey. Miss Edith Clatt of St Paul visits Mrs. Minnie Adking for a few days. Mr and Mrs Louis Campbell and daughter, Mr and Mrs Cassius Gray and Miss Harriett Gray were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Ball of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hill
Walter Phonau
Indianapolis
Edith Clatt
St. Paul
Minnie Adking
Louis Campbell
Cassius Gray
Harriett Gray
John Ball
New Castle
Ed Hancock Visited Carthage from Greensburg
Ed Hancock of Greensburg traveled to Carthage on Monday for undisclosed engagements, a local observer said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hancock
Greensburg
Carthage
Commencement Guests Attend Indiana University Exercises
Local attendees include Mrs G B McNabb and son Junior with Mrs Gracie Phelps and Mr Walter Phelps. Harold Phelps graduates as part of the Indiana University class. Mrs R J Denny and daughter Sarah visit with Mrs J F Rogers and Mrs Flemming of Nicholasville Kentucky before returning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phelps
Henry Jessup
H. T. Beher
G. B. McNabb and Son
Gracie Phelps
Indiana University
Harold Phelps
R. J. Denny
Sarah
J. F. Rogers
Mrs. Rader
Residents visit Cambridge City and Ball State in midweek
Dr and Mrs G B McNabb and family with Mrs Hugh Addison and Misses Mary Ellen McCarty and Bernadine Herkless called on Miss Ros Mary Rhodes at the Peacock Inn in Cambridge City Saturday. Mrs Luther Renegar and son Donald attended commencement exercises at Ball State Teachers College Muncie on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Naomi Hobbs Smith a former Walnut Ridge teacher was among the four year graduates receiving the B S degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. McNabb
Hugh Addison
Mary Ellen McCarty
Bernadine Herkless
Ros
Mary Rhodes
Peacock Inn
Cambridge City
Luther Renegar
Donald
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Indiana
Naomi Hobbs Smith
Walnut Ridge
Prosperity sale to be held Saturday night
This Saturday June 18 marks the first prosperity sale organized by local merchants. Bids must be in by Friday June 17, with boxes closed and bids sorted to determine the high bidder. Unpurchased items will be sold by open bidding near the stop light, drawing a large crowd.
Completes Plot of Carthage Town by Enos Coffin
Enos Coffin finished a four week project detailing the town of Carthage. The secular plot maps additions, lots, owners, improvements and assessments at the request of County Auditor Jesse Henley, showing extensive knowledge and patient effort. Coffin earns congratulations for a thorough result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Coffin
Carthag
Coffin
Jesse Henley
Bride Elect Honored with Dinner at Kopper Kettle Inn Morristown
Honor hostess Miss O Mary DeSchipper hosted a three course dinner party at the Kopper Kettle Inn Morristown in tribute to bride elect Miss Betty Henley. Out of town guests included Stamey Murray Gene Stonecipher Julius Coons Robert Russell Rush and Louise Johnson. Barbara Barrett hosted a luncheon for Miss Henley in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mary DeSchipper
Morristown
Kopper Kettle Inn
Betty Henley Vane
Stamey Murray
Gene Stonecipher
Hagerstown
Julius Coons
Blogington
Robert “Butterhelst Russell Rush
Mays
Louise Johnson
New Castle
Barbara Barrett
Miss Henley
Capitol Avenue
Indianapolis
Indiana G.O.P. leaves wet plank and Gov race in focus
After the state convention the Republican ticket, led by Raymond S. Springer of Connersville, signals a stronger anti prohibition stance and hints at repealing the Wright dry law during the July legislative session. Democrats, led by Paul V. McNutt possibly winning the nomination, move toward an even wetter platform and demand outright repeal. Springer is the first Indiana Legion commander to reach gubernatorial candidacy. Other statewide offices listed include James E. Watson for U S Senator and Floyd O. Jellison as Attorney General with several judges and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Raymond S. Springer
Connersville
G. O.P. Acton
Congress
Local City Notes Move and Visits This Week
Mrs. Jennie D. Henley moved from Walnut Street to Mrs. Mary Jessup's home Thursday. Henry White left Thursday morning for Indianapolis en route to Cleveland, Ohio after visiting Mrs. Mary Jessup. Miss Katheryn Hale of Cleveland is visiting Mrs. Graceie Phelps this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie D. Henley
Welnut Street
Mary. Jessup
Henry White
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Mary Jessup
Katheryn Hale
Cleveland, Ohio
Graceie Phelps
Dr Allison and Ruth Lippert Visit Parsonage
Dr Allison of Ludlow Kentucky and Miss Ruth Lippert schoolteacher in Middletown Ohio formerly College Corner called Sunday afternoon at the parsonage home of Dr and Mrs Rader.
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Allison
Ludlow
Kentucky
Ruth Lippert
Middletown
Ohio
College Corner
Rader
Butler commencement guests attend graduation
Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers and Miss Frances Addison of Indianapolis were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Addison. Miss Dorothy Moore of Rushville and Mrs Gertrude Abercromby accompanied them home to attend commencement exercises at Butler. Miss Frances Addison is a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rogers
Frances Addison
Indianapolis
Walter Addison
Dorothy Moore
Rushville
Gertrude Abercomby
Walter Adddison
Butler
Newcastle family visits Kyser household
Mr and Mrs H E Posten and daughter Roseann of Newcastle spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Michael Kyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Posten
Roseann
Newcastle
Michael Kyser
Kyser Family Visit Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Will Kyser of New Castle visited Mr and Mrs Michael Kyser on Sunday afternoon. They called on Mrs Mayr J Kyser at Mooresville in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kyser
New Castle
Michael Kyser
Mayr J. Kyser
Mooresville
Harold Phelps Vacationing With Mother Grace Phelps
Harold Phelps spends his summer vacation with his mother Mrs. Grace Phelps in a family visit shaping a quiet, pleasant respite during the warm season.
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Harold Phelps
Mrs
Grace Phelps
Pre-nuptial Party For Miss Henley In Indianapolis
Miss Betty Sahm hosted a luncheon and shower for Miss Betty Henley last Saturday at her Gullford Avenue home in Indianapolis. The event featured garden floral decorations and a luncheon including ice moulds shaped as pairs of doves cupids brides and bridegrooms. Miss Sahm is a college mate of Miss Henley at Earlham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Henley
Stanley Murray
Hagerstown
Betty Sahm
Gullford Avenue
Indianapolis
Sahm Wag
Henley
Earlham
Public Library Notes on Byrd Antarctic Expedition
The notice highlights Byrd’s Antarctic expedition work with radio reports and messages that kept researchers informed. It mentions other adventurers like Louis Pasteur and Charles Lindbergh and notes the library stocks books and periodicals for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Louis Pasteur
Elizabeth Fry
Chas Lindbergh
Mary Slesser
Walters Family Relocates to Raleigh Coach Move
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walters and son moved Tuesday to Raleigh where Mr Walters has signed a contract to coach there next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Walters
Raleigh
Walters
Ada Madison Visits Sattlers and Overman
Mrs Ada Madison who had been visiting Mr and Mrs P J Sattler and Miss Emma Overman returned Sunday to her home in Kennard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Madison
P. J Sattler
Emma Overman
Kennard
Ripley Township 4-H Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Ripley Township 4-H Club met Wednesday at Russell Siler’s home. County Agent Mr. Brown spoke on Demonstration Teams, teams were appointed by the president, and a brief program followed the business session with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
4-H
Russell Siler
Brown
Smith's Cafe Break-In Reported On Main Street
Smith's Cafe on Main Street was broken into Monday night for the fourth time in recent weeks. A cigarette machine was the largest item taken. shelves yielded pies, milk, beef steak, tobacco, candy and gum. Entrance gained through a rear window. Marshall Plummer and Sheriff Compton notified and investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s
Main Street
Marshall Plummer
Sheriff Compton
Four Women Visit Friends in New Palestine and Greenfield
Mrs. H. E. Stager and Mrs. Henry Stager joined Mrs. Katherine Kennedy and Mrs. Grace H. Porter on a Sunday afternoon visit to friends in New Palestine and Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stager
Henry Stager
Katherine Kennedy
Grace H. Porter
New Palestine
Greenfield
Newsoms Spend Sunday in Indianapolis and Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs S L Newsom spent Sunday in Indianapolis and visited Terre Haute where they stayed overnight with their daughter Mrs Henry Henley.
Social Visit Recap From Sunday Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Alfred Dyer called on Mr and Mrs Jesse Addison and Mr and Mrs Harry Alley with Mr and Mrs Waterlyer and Lowell Dyer. Mr and Mrs ES Fort of Greenfield Mrs Emma Jane Tweedy and Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy visited Lykins of Kokomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Dyer
Jesse Addison
Harry Alley
Water
Lyer and Lowell Dyer
E.S. Fort
Greenfield
Emma Jane Tweedy
Ross Tweedy
Mrs. Tear] Lykins
Kokomo
Crawley Gibson Family Attend Sun Roy Herkless
Rev and Mrs W P Crawley with their son attended a service with Mrs Joanna Gibson and Mr and Mrs Donald and their son at Sun Roy Herkless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Crawley
Joanna’ Gibson
Donald
Roy Herkless
Mrs Harl Kennedy Undergoes Surgery at Major Hospital
Mrs Harl Kennedy was taken to Major hospital in Shelbyville Sunday evening and underwent a surgical operation on Monday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory. Dinner guests Sunday evening included Mrs Albert Henley of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Jesse Henley of this place with Rue P Henley and son Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Kennedy
Shelbyville
Albert Henley
A. Henley
Indianapolis
Jesse Henley
This Place
Rue P. Henley
Clarence
Miss Hahn Visits Indianapolis Relative This Week
Miss Mary Hahn of Indianapolis is visiting her mother Mrs Lemah Mathers and other relatives this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hahn
Indianapolis
Kolema Mathers
Postal rates rise July 7 under new act
A postal bulletin announces rate increases effective July 7 1934 with first class postage 3 cents per ounce drop letters 3 cents and business reply 2 to 3 cents per item. Rural mail and air mail rates set with specific charges and penalties for deficient postage. A local businessman condemns the new sales tax calling it the most drastic wartime era levy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hawkins
Near Ter- Haute
Ruth E. Hen Jey
Logal News
Republican Party
Springer
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana University Law School
Genevieve Brown
South Bend
Ben H. Watt
Noblesville
Supreme Court
Clarence R. Martin
Indplis
Julius C. Travis
Laporte
Elmer Q. Lockyear
Evansville
Appellate Court
Noel C. Neal
Public Library Notes
Smith’s Cafe
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