Church Notes and Services in Fletcher and East St
Fletcher M B Frank T Hoon pastor J A Lineback Supt Sunday School 9 30 Preaching 10 80 and 7 30 The M E Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs John Tarbet and Mrs Ross Parish East St Christian Christian Helpers meet with Mrs Ora Siler next Thursday Mrs Charles Parish assisting hostess Bible school 9 45 W O Moore Supt Preaching 11 Evening 7 30 Prayer meeting 7 30 Thursday choir practice Friendly Circle meets Thursday with Mrs Roy Small and Mrs Everette Webb at the former s home Charles S Dudley pastor.
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Frank T. Hoon
J. A. Lineback
M. E. Aid
John Tarbet
Ross Parish
Ora Siler
Charles Parish
Roy Small
Everette Webb
Gasoline-Electric Car Trial Run on Big Four Line
The Big Four railroad test ran a gasoline electric passenger car capable of 55 mph last Thursday. The 84 mile trial between Anderson and North Vernon aimed to motorize short hauls if satisfactory. E. P. Zeigler and J. A. Nichols accompanied the car as superintendent and trainmaster.
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Big Four
Here
Anderson
North Vernon
E. P. Zeigler
J. A. Nichols
Prominent Miss Alice Bingham Dies In Train Collision Near Muncie
Miss Alice Bingham 34 a social figure in Muncie died Monday after her sedan was struck by a passenger train east of the city. Her father is Ball Bros glass factory superintendent. In Cumberland an unidentified young man riding with W F Henderson Dayton Ohio was severely injured when their car was hit by an eastbound traction car. He died Tuesday after being treated at Indianapolis City Hospital.
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Alice Bingham
Muncie
Ball Bros. Glass Factory
W. F. Henderson
Dayton
Cumberland
Indianapolis
Ford Parts and a Special Pill for Fords
J. V. Moore & Son advertise Ford parts and a special pill for Fords, promising improved performance and reliability.
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Ford
Fords
J. V. Moore & Son
Former Resident C G Clark Dies in Kentucky at 64
C G Clark aged 64 died Tuesday morning at his Summer Shade home in Kentucky from erysipelas after years of rheumatism. He owned a Carthage flour mill, later ran Rush County Mills with his sons for nearly 25 years before selling in 1920 and moving to Miami. Survived by nine children, services set for Friday at Summer Shade.
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C. G. Clark
Carthage
Summer Ky
Clark
Miami
Fla
Joe Clark
Rushville
Albert Freehart
Roswell
New Mexico
Hale Pearsey and
Kirklin
Russell Skipton
Clifford Stevens
Lawrence Clark
Cambridge City
Marjorie Clark
Rush County
Main St. Christian Church
Summer Shade
New Curwood Title at Public Library and War Talk
The note invites readers to visit the library for the Curwood book Gods Country and the Woman and to ask about the Coast Guard and Ram Row war story. It mentions a $40,000 Coast Guard rum chaser and notes Mrs Harding’s interest in astrology, urging readers to get the story from the library.
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Coast Guard
Harding
Florence Kling Harding
Market to be held by M. E. Aid Saturday
The M. E. Aid will hold a market Saturday afternoon at the Gas and Light office on E Mill Street.
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M. E. Aid
Gas and Light
E. Mill St
Garage Hours Posted Wednesday and Saturday Nights
The garage will remain open Wednesday and Saturday nights until further notice. H. T. Beher.
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H. T. Beher
Wildman Henley Wedding Brings Mary Henley to Louis Wildman
Miss Mary Isabel Henley wed Louis M. Wildman of Columbus Ohio at the Henley home. The ceremony was led by Professor Louis T. Jones of Earlham College with music by Hugh Foss and Grace Overman. Attendants included Eleanor Henley and Josephine Overman. The couple plans a honeymoon in the Great Lake Region and Canada before settling in Columbus Ohio.
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Mary Isabel Henley
Louis M. Wildman
Columbus
Jesse Henley
Louis T. Jones
Earlham College
Hugh Foss
Cambridge City
Ill
Alvin Wildman
J. Donald Calvert
Newell Elder
T. L. Calvert
Helen Calvert
Selma
P. Trueblood
Ernest Wildman
Clyde Caldwell
Richmond
Robert Elder
South Charleston
Hiram H. Henley
Miami
Fla
Albert Henley
Jeanette Henley
Charles Nixon
Grace Nixon
Edward W. Evans
Margaret Evans
Charles Kellum
Indianapolis
D. D. Ball
J. H. Ball
Florence Ball
A. B. Norris
Ramona Norris
Rushville
Paul W. Gordon
Bluffton
Barbara Dodson
Lucille Ogborn
Jeanette
Married at Broadripple Nina Moore and John T McClintock wed
Miss Nina Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph V Moore and John T McClintock a machinist for the Indianapolis Castings Co were married Saturday at nine in the Broadripple Methodist parsonage by Rev L P Burcher Attendants were William Audrey and Miss Mary Scott Mrs McClintock formerly a telephone operator and in recent months cashier at the Cozy Inn 759 Massachusetts avenue Indianapolis They will reside at 1626 Central avenue Indianapolis Access to friends at home afterward.
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Nina Moore
Joseph V. Moore
John T. McClintock
Indianapolis Castings Co
Broadripple
L. P. Burcher
Audrey
Mary Scott
McClintock
Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis
Central Avenue
Couple Wed at New Castle Names Hick and Parish
Miss Helen Hick of Greenfield and Paul Parish son of Mr and Mrs Jasper Parish were married Saturday at New Castle. Parish works at the Maxwell plant and the couple will reside here.
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Helen Hick
Greenfield
Paul Parish
Jasper Parish
New Castle
Maxwell Plant
Blaine H Ball Dies in Michigan
Blaine H Ball age 45 of Siloam Springs Ark former resident near here died Tuesday evening at a Kalamazoo Michigan hospital from diabetes. He was visiting his mother Mrs Sarah Ball and sister Eva at Rushville before leaving for Battle Creek for treatment. He became unconscious on the train and was taken to the hospital by Masonic lodge members. Surviving are his widow his mother his sister and one brother Olmier Ball of Clearwater Florida.
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Blaine H. Ball
Siloam Springs
Ark
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sarah Ball
Eva
Rushville
Battle Creek
Masonic Lodge
Olmier Ball
Clearwater
Fla
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W. O. Moore
Charles S. Dudley
A. W. Winfield
Hoosier Boy Coffee
van Camp
Post Bran
Kellogg’s
Pep
Kirk
Kentucky
Public Library Notes
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Auditorium Theatre
Cecil B. DeMille
Alps
Theodore Kosloff
Lillian Rich
Rod LaRocque
Henry Walthall
Sennett
Michigan
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