Two Estates Probed as Will Appoints Executors
Wills of William Penn Henley and William Moore probated in the circuit court. Henley’s widow Ide S. Henley to receive the home and one third of residuals with $1,000 bequests to five institutions and equal division of the remainder among five children Florence Hadley Lillian Henley Howard Henley Robert Henley Henry Henley. Moore’s widow Leatha Moore to receive real estate household goods and $500 cash with farm sale if personal property falls short. Alvz Swain named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Penn Henley
Fia
Areh Circuit Court
Ide S. Henley
Hartham College
Carthage Monthly Meeting of Friends
Riverside Cemetery Association of
Carthage
Henry Henley
Mabel Phelps
Fred Sims
William Moore
Plac
Rusk
Leatha Moore
Pose Township
Alvz Swain
Peter J. Sattler
Walter S$. Walker
Carthage Tigers Season Ends With Loss at Sulphur Springs
Carthage dropped the final game of the season at Sulphur Springs by 28 to 15. The Bluebirds led 11 to 7 at halftime and battled hard most of the game despite a late second half run by the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Sulphu Springs
Bluebirds
Sulphur Springs
Stanley
Smith
C Brooks
McCorkhill
Nichols
Epworth League Reinstated at M. E. Church in Rushville
Installation services were held Tuesday night at the Methodist church with Rev Gilliam of Morristown and Rev W S Rader presiding. Officers installed include Supt Vera Miller, Pres Phyllis Rhodes, 1st Vice Mary Hill, 2nd Vice Mildred Runyon, 3rd Vice Vivien Brooks, 4th Vice Arietta Small, Secretary Billy Hugh Small, 1st Treasurer Kathy Runyon, Pianist Virginia Eric. Reorganization led by Vera Miller of Indianapolis. Postmeeting games and refreshments followed. Stefan McConnell and Roy Renegar were in Rushville Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Gilliam
Morristown
W. S. Rader
Via Miler
Phyllis Jane Rhodes
Mary Louise Hill
Mildred Runyon
Vivien Brooks
Arietta Small
Billy Hugh Small
Sectional Tourney Tickets and Local School Notes
Mr Cooper bought a 1a graph for the school this we Tickets have been received for the Sectional Tourney March 6-7 and since profits are divided on the num ber of season tickets we sell we hope a sell several. The Carthage Junior A. C. team sayed the Charlottesville Junior A. C. team here Wednesday after school they were defeated 16 to 6. The 5th and 6th grade played the first game the 6th grade defeated the 5th grade 8 to 1. 'The Basketball team will practicet Rushville Thursday afternoon for 'less party Thursday, at the home of Russuel. Leisure. Honor Roll Seniors: Vivian Brooks 3.7,Lucylle Smith 3.6 Gladis Brooks 3.1 Juniors Mary Lu Bently 4.0 Noah Brooks 3.6 Freida Kyser 3.2. Sophmores: Ellen DeShipper 3.4, Mary Ruth Addison 3.2, Elsie Will iams 3.2. Freshmen: Grace McGeorge 4.0 Margaret White 4.0. Wighth Grade Martha Jo Bent] 3.3 Betty Jean DeShipper 3.2, Howard EB. Henley 3.2 Willa Mae Simpson 3.2. Seventh Grade: Maria Henley 3.8 Ramona Winfeild 3.5, Clarence Murray Parker 3.5, Jack Fitch 3.2 Mary Hill 3.1, Paul Norris 3.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Vivian Brooks
Lucylle Smith
Gladis Brooks
Mary Lu Bently
Noah Brooks
Freida Kyser
Sophmores
Ellen DeShipper
Mary Ruth Addison
Elsie Williams
Grace McGeorge
Margaret White
Wighth
Martha Jo Bent
Betty Jean DeShipper
Howard EB. Henley
Ice Plant Transferred to Covington Buyers for 20000
Deed records show the Innis-Pierce ice plant in Rush County sold for 20000 to Joseph A. Dusing and William H. Dussing of Kenton County Kentucky. Assets include building machinery for ice production but exclude a 75 horsepower compressor pump switch panel and exciter to be removed by the seller after 75 days. during this period the new owners may use those connected items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innis-Pierce Ice Plant
Fletchemerican National Bank of Indianapolis
Covington Kynterests
Scott Hosier
Rush County
Joseph A. Dusing
William H. Dussing
Kenton County
Kentucky
Infant Daughters Remain in Town Cemetery
Funeral services were held for the two day old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Henderson with Rev W S Rader in charge. Survivors include the parents two brothers and two sisters. Burial was in the town cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Henderson
W. S. Rader
Buria
Library notes on rising book demand and Feb lending
City libraries report growing reader interest with crowded rooms. Feb usage shows 168 in reading rooms and 1495 books loaned as the DB Department of Commerce sends the 1920 Census plus a special anniversary issue on The Country Gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Notice to Property Owners on Septic Tank Requirement
Notice under the STATE SEWERAGE LAW enforces septic tank installation for inside toilets discharging into town sewers by April 1 1931. Health of the city guarded by Dr George B McNabb Health Officer and Town Board of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. McNabb
Carthage
Scout Master Speaker Delivers Talk at Rushville Boy Scout Supper
Indianapolis Scout Master speaker addressed Rushville Boy Scout troops and their fathers at St Pauls M E church. Ninety members attended with their dads for a supper and program featuring Mr Stinger on the accordion and relics illustrating Scout activities. Mrs Stinger and son Henry Jr joined them for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rushvile
St. Paul’s M. E
Stinger
Henry Jr
Carthage
Ripley Farm Bureau Presents Play at Jackson
The Ripley township presents the play Molly Durkee's Harvest at the Jackson township meeting Tuesday night. A pitch in supper followed by a business meeting and the musical program by D. M. Majors and his Knightstown orchestra. Majors performed accordion violin and banjo between acts. A good crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley Township
Molly Durkee
Jackson Township
D. M. Majors
Knightstown
Revival Meeting At Wesleyan Church Attracts Crowds
The revival services at the Wesleyan Church grow in attendance over ten days with welcoming notes. The pastor Rev. Enyeart urges unvisited parishioners to attend for spiritual blessing, inviting all to join Sabbath school and evening programs through the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
East St Christian Church Calls for Christlike Living
East St Christian Church sermon themes urge faithful living and service. Young People meet Tuesday 7 30 pm led by Roy Stevens. Bible school 9 30 am worship 10 30 am sermon Parading Christ. Evening 7 30 pm sermon Warnings of Amos. Jitney Dinner March 11 in church basement. Public invited. Carthage to host Rush County Religious Education Council February fifth at Friends Church with sessions for morning 9 80 am afternoon 1 30 pm and evening 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Church of Jesus Christ
Jesus
Roy Stevens
Social Nnte Bible School
Amos
Christian Church
Shirley Marsh
Anderson
Minnie Adkins
Carthage
Rush
Relious
Friends Church
Ex- Bible School
Grand Jury Report on County Buildings and Poor Farm
The Grand Jury investigated county structures including the Courthouse, Jail, and Poor Farm. It finds plumbing, heating, and water systems in bad need, recommends repairs and replacements, and notes worn cooking ranges and unsafe facilities. It calls for new fire safeguards and improved conditions for elderly inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Varous
Courthouse
Rush County Students Enroll in Teachers College
Terre Haute Indiana four Rush County students join regular winter quarter courses at Teachers College. They are Robert Bradley Beatrice Cruse Charles Riley and Royal Wickliffe all from Rushville Rushville Manilla R R 2. total student body represents 74 counties and six other states enrollment reaches 1468 two gain about 100 from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Rush County
Robert Bradley
Rushville
Beatrice M. Cruse
Charles Riley
Manilla R. R
Royal Wickliffe
Indiana
Cigar Manufacturer Re TIres From Rushville Business
George Wingerter retires after 48 years in Rushville cigar trade. Born in Lawerenceburg, he moved via Indianapolis and operated in the Sexton block then North Main Street for over two decades. Eddie Gantner, longtime salesman, takes over over Perkins Meat Market on West Second Street starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wingerter
Rushville
Wingerter
Lawerenceburg
Indianapolis
Sexton Block
First and Main
Armo
North Main Street
Eddie Ganter
Gantner
Perkins
West Second Street
Last Sunday Services at the Friends Church
The pastor delivered a message to the church youth about Ways to Learn of God. He spoke through nature, the Bible, conscience, and inner light, praising God within, and the talk reached the hearts of all present. Publicity Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Friends Church
God
Tournament Draws Set for Weekend Games
Friday at 7 30 New Salem faces Arlington and Memorial vs Rushville. Saturday morning Manilla meets Milroy Raleigh plays Center and Carthage faces New Salem. Afternoon showdowns include Rushville vs Manilla New Salem vs Raleigh and the final at 8 00 pitting New Salem against Rushville with New Salem favored to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Arlington
Memorial
Rushville
Manilla
Milroy
Raleigh
Center
Carthage
O.K
Eagles
Morton Memorial
Morton
Winer
Sir Walters
Theer
County Federation Convention Held in Rushville
The Ninth Annual Spring Convention of the Rush County Federation of Womens Clubs met in Rushville on Wednesday. Club presidents spoke on assigned topics, Mrs Frank Sheehan delivered the principal address on The Best Books, the constitution was revised, a county library was urged, roads in Rush county were assigned for beautification, and officers were elected: Mrs Chas Fisher Chairman, Mrs Cliff Winship Vice Chairman, Mrs Paul Newhouse Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County Federation of Womens Club
Rushville
Sesson
Medothist Church
Beckner
Brook
A. L. Sweet
Will Cole
Frank Sheehan
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Rush County
Chas. Fisher
Cliff Winship
Paul Newhouse
Congress quits Tist session and other local notes
Congress ended the Tist session at noon yesterday amid jokes of a wall around the state legislature and paying lawmakers to go home. Mr and Mrs Frank C Guyatt of New Market Ontario Canada returned home after a short visit with relatives and friends. Miss Mildred Drysdale joined them for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Indianapolis
Frank C. Guyatt
New Market
Ontario
Canada
Mildred Drysdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Penn Henley
M. E. Church
Stefan McConnell
Roy Renegar R
Cooper
Covington Ky
Library“ ‘Notes
America
Henry Stinger
Ripley Farm Bureau
Jackson
East ST. Christian Church
R. L. Logan—Pestor
Teachers College
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