New Salem Eagles Triumph In County Basketball Finals
The article covers New Salem Eagles winning the county tournament final against Rushville Lions 28-24, with strong plays from Cruse and Sharpe. It notes Arlington, Milroy, and Carthage also competing, praises New Salem's sportsmanship, and lists all sectional contenders and players discussed for all sectional honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem Eagles
Rushville
Milroy
Eagles
Cardinals
Mays
Arlington
Lions
New Salem
Bill” Houghland
Basketter
Big Brown
Clark
E Sports Oe
McKilwain
Rus Brown
Cruse
Ewing
Carthage
Kahn
Manilla
Sharpe
Connersville
Morton
Gles
Emerson Headlee
Enabl
Union Township
Gin Sings
Arlington Wildcats
Thhey
Wildcats
Bluebirds
Arington
Hufford
Elder
Lee
Social Names Visit In Indianapolis Sunday
Mr and Mrs D P Dunn Mr and Mrs Hubert Hill and daughter Mary Louise Mrs Grace H Porter and Miss Pearl Coffin were in Indianapolis Sunday.
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D. P. Dunn
Hubert Hill
Mary Louise
Grace H. Porter
Miss Pearl Coffin
Indianapolis
Reeves Reddick nuptials at Center township home
Miss Lucile Reddick daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Reddick and Lowell Reeves son of Mr and Mrs Al Reeves were married Sunday afternoon at Rev T Crawleys home. The ceremony was witnessed by Ruth and Gladys Red Roy Reddick Rudolph Stevens and Lowell Geise. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Center township in their newly furnished home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Reddick
Floyd Reddick
Lowell Reeves
al Reeves
T. Crawley
Crawley
Ruth
Gladys Red
Roy Reddick
Jdlph Stevens
Lowell Giese
Floyd Redditx
Low Dalrym
Low Geise
Ralph Stevens
Center Township
Lumber Yard Robbed In June Night Burglary
Burglars entered the Tweedy Lumber yard office Sunday night stealing an adding machine a typewriter and fifteen cents from a safe left unlocked. Sheriff Ed Compton state police aided investigation noting a dog bark heard about midnight and ground tracks suggesting Sunday night entry.
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Tweedy Lumber Yard
Ross Tweedy
Lumber Yard
Harry Rhodes
Ed Compton
Russell Coons
State Police
Compton
Big Four Railroad
Mrs Anna J Sipe Rescues Self From Gasoline Fire
Mrs Anna J Sipe suffered painful burns on both hands Tuesday evening when gasoline spilled while filling a stove. She wrapped in a rug to smother the flames and tossed a rug on the floor fire. Property damage was slight. burns not serious.
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Anna J. Sipe
W L C Meeting Hostess Mrs Grant Henley
Mrs Grant Henley hosted the W L C meeting on Monday afternoon. The gathering opened with the group’s standard opening.
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Grant Henley
Funeral services of John Wesley Addison
John Wesley Addison aged 74 died at home after several years of declining health and three weeks of serious illness Complications caused death He was born in Shelby County on December 23 1859 married Susan Faull in 1883 moved from Rush County to Carthage in 1919 Survived by widow two sons Blaine Knightstown and Raymond at home a niece Virginia McBride preceded by daughter Maude McBride Funeral services were at Fletcher M E church with Rev E L Glover in charge Interment in Carthage cemetery north of town
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John Wesley Addison
John R
Asenith Addison
Shelby County
Susan Faull
Rush County
Carthage
Blaine
Knightstown
Raymond
Nerce
Virginia Mc-Bride
Maude Mc-Bride
Fletcher M. E
E. L. Glover
Schoolfield
Here
Boy Scouts Pass Test At Troop 29 Meeting
Thirteen boys attended at the school Monday night with three newcomers. Two passed International Morse wireless signalling tests and others succeeded in thrift and safety. The troop plans a bird house project earning funds for the treasury. A hike and further tests will follow. every town youth is invited.
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Troup
Brother of Local Man Dies in Chicago
J. Riley Small aged 54 formerly a church organist in Indianapolis died Saturday at St. Luke hospital Chicago from heart trouble. He was son of Zachariah and died unmarried. Survivors include sister Mrs Gottlieb of Morristown and Roy Small of this place. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs Frederick Gottlieb’s Morristown home with interment in Asbury cemetery.
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J. Riley Small
Indianapolis
St. Luke Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Small
Zachariah Small
Gottlieb
Morristown
Roy Small
Frederick Gottlieb
Asbury Cemetery
Kennedy Meyer nuptials kept secret then celebrated in Rushville
Russell Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kennedy wed Frieda Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Meyer of Rushville on October 14 1933. Bride a Rushville high school 1930 graduate. Couple's marriage was kept secret until this week and friends lavishly celebrated them. They reside with the groom's parents.
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Russell Kennedy
Charles Kennedy
Frieda Meyer
Harley Meyer
Rushville
Birthday Party Honor for Alale Humes Seventeen Attendees
Mr and Mrs Louis Humes entertained in honor of their daughter Alales 13th birthday. The guest list included Juanita King Arminta Jean Moore Juanita Winfield Martha Copher Anna Jean Kizer and Jean Addison. Afternoon games were followed by refreshments and a tea party at Knightstown.
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Louis Humes
Alale
Juanita King
Arminta Jean Moore
Juanita Winfield
Martha Copher
Anna Jean Kizer
Jean Addison
Knightstown
Building fund note paid off by church members
The church reports a 350 dollar building fund note plus interest paid in full by members and friends. Sacrifices enabled the payment and the congregation rejoices in reduced indebtedness and courage shown. A Thanksgiving service Sunday will destroy the note, with sermons on the Life of Christ ongoing.
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Fayes
Life of
Christ
Jesus
Lord
Young Peoples Society
Religious and church events in Lebanon Indiana community
The text records a series of church activities including a meeting on Wednesday about an oversight suit, a religious drama titled Simon The Leper to be performed on Easter Sunday, and various weekly services. It notes a monthly meeting, Sunday school at 9 30, worship at 4 30, and midweek services with choir rehearsal.
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Strengeth
Nelle
Simon the Leper
L. B.O.W
Ralph Moore
Stan Worthington
J. R. Behr
The
Missionary Society
Epworth League
Children’s Orphan Fame
Lebanon
Ind
G Paley
Library notes and reviews of Bailey Kyne and Johnson selections
A bulging literary page highlights Bailey's Wild Wind exploring sacrifice for others and Kyne's Lord of Lonely Malley praised for adventure and romance. Johnson Along This Way profiles a lifelong American Negro leader’s life. social notes report local guests Ava Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Weaver hosting and visiting Indianapolis residents.
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Bailey
Kyne
Lonely Malley
Peter B. Kyne
Johnson
America
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Alan O’ Day
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Jer- Betty Moore
John Drayton
Alan
Edward Glover
Mimi
Flapper
Violet Gardner
Dora
Mini
Jean Sullivan
Cornelus Bean
Boston
Herman Porter Thomas Bank
Lowell Bramel Lettuce
Schultz
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Jimmy
Hiatt
Glenwood
Gings
Anderson
Raleigh
Elwood Tech
Indians
Greenfield
Jeff
Lafayette
Battle Ground
John Dillinger
Guliford
Rising Sun
J. M. Stone
F. M. Coffin
Len Ple
Ferd
Elson
Ill
Tp Glover
Weesnererrennene
Copher
Stevens
C Ewing
Parent
Blessinger
Bramel
Seen
Eenensenen
Wee Ensneererneeees
Hill Wenn Nee Nner
Ot Smith
Suttle
Wm. Miller
C Green
Eakins
Gweeweesessoesces
Pearsey
Feanseweeensene
Ead Giaceipnca A
Reeves — Reddick
W. L. C. Meeting
BOY Scouts
Kennedy — Meyer
East ST Christian Church
Prienls Church
Fletccer M. E. Church
Library Notes
Geo. Weaver
Indianapslis
Fred King
Ava Reeves
Eday
Mrs. M.daniel
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