School notes mark awards and upcoming events
Friday assembly honored the Bluebird basketball squad with major and letter awards. Seniors and underclassmen received sweaters and speeches followed by coach remarks. The annual class tourney and girl’s tournaments are set, while contests in County Latin, Spelling, and oratorical events loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behr
Bluebird
Harry Smith
Dwight Sims
Mgr
Robert Hunt
Ralph Mosier
Max Nowotne
Omar Heim
Wooten Fitch
Elmer Porter
Vernon Ewing
Lowell Bramel
Howard Henley
Leroy Stevens
Weldon Hill
Carl Eder
Claude Pearson
Mr. S¢chultz
Student Names by Grade List
A historical page lists student names by grade level from first to tenth. Each line presents two or more given names, with surnames accompanying several students across grades from Second to Tenth. No events or actions are described.
Student names listed for eleventh and twelfth grade
The readable text presents a roster of students in ELEVENTH GRADE and TWELFTH GRADE, including Howard Henley Pauline Hill Jean Sullivan Margaret White Mary Ruth Addison Ellen DeSchipper Greta McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barker Mary Alice Hill
Billy Norris
Bertha Mae Stephens
Robert Winslow
Marjorie Brown
Rosalie Humes
Maxine Howard
Juanita King Doril Tetrick
Juanita Winfield
Charles Whitfield
Edgar White
James Henley
Billy Small
Esther Smithee
Truman Whittaker
Cyril Tetrick
Wendell Clark
Junior McNabb
Jack Fitch
Maria Henley
Mary Louise Hill
Arletta Small
Mary Katherine Sohn
Ramona Jane Winfield
Paul Winslow
Clarence Parker
Martha Jo Bentley
Betty Jean DeSchipper
Howard Henley
Pauline Hill
Jean Sullivan
Margaret White
Mary Ruth Addison
Ellen DeSchipper
Greta McLain
Portrait Exhibit Draws Good Crowd
The Portrait Exhibit sponsored by Mr and Mrs Oren Henley showcases medal and blue ribbon winners from Cedar Point Ohio plus international studio works from Germany England Austria Japan and Canada. Local scenes tintypes family albums and vintage images of Carthage Holloway mill and 1877 Carthage Band attract about 300 visitors to the vacant room adjoining the studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Henley
Cedar Point
Ohio
Germany
England
Austria
Japan
Canada
Carthage
Holloway Mill
Indiana Approves 600 Dollar Teacher Pay Boost
Rushville and Rush county teachers will receive 600 dollars added to their annual salaries from Indiana state tax funds after Governor McNutt signed the measure. The bill, originating in the House, uses general funds augmented by income, intangibles, liquor fees, part of automobile and drivers license revenues to pay the boost. A separate plan directs 7 cent common school fund proceeds to the state education department for aid to qualifying school units with any excess reverting to the general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Rush County
Indiana
Govenor McNutt
Senate
State Department of Education
Public Library Notes and New Books Featured
Public library notes discuss rising demand for leisure reading and the library’s growing social role. New titles highlighted include Samuel Seabury a life of reform and Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk. Mrs James Roosevelt shares her son Franklin D Roosevelt’s early life in Good Housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Seabury
Walker
Cohen
James Roosevelt
Good Housekeeping
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Local Families Visit in Newcastle and Kokomo
Mr and Mrs A J Carr and son Jimmie were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A G Poston in Newcastle. Mr and Mrs Pearl Lykins and family of Kokomo called on Mr and Mrs Ross Tweedy and family Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carr
Jimmie
A. G. Poston
Newcastle
Pearl Lykins
Kokomo
Ross Tweedy
John Rich
Anna Hanger
Cumberland
Mrs
Edd Ball
Richmond
J.W. Ball
Albania Transforms From Medieval to Modern Under New Road Boom
The article portrays Albania's postwar modernization, noting the 400-year Turkish rule ended, roads and rail revived, a shift from agrarian to motor transport, and rapid urban changes in Tirana. It describes horse markets, rising buildings, and a cautious mix of reform and conservatism in a transitioning kingdom. It also reflects on Lake Maliqi's reclamation, topography, and Albania’s ancient heritage linking to Shkupetare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urania
Albania
Tirana
Europe
Korea
Scutari
Gjinokastra
Argy Castro
Hay
Tosk
Lake Maliqi
Maliqi
Wis
M Mountains
Aldente
New Hampshire
Vermont
Shkuperia
Men of the Eagle
Shhkupetars
Albamia
Mohammedan
World Day of Prayer Observed by Multidenominational Women
At a March meeting led by Mrs. Nathan Pickett representatives from ten counties and many denominations observed the World Day of Prayer on Friday March 3. The Uniform Missionary program Follow Thou Me was presented in the Christian church with costumes from Africa China Cuba India American Indian Jamaica Japan Korea Palestine Mexico and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Pickett
China
Henry Jessup
Cuba
Nell Beher
India
Quincy Buckner
Guy Ewing
Jamaica
Mattie Publow
Japan
Edward, Smithee
Korea
Russell Parish
Palestine
Rosemary Rhodes
Mexico
Grace Phelps
Schoolfield
Lucile Pitts
Fred McManus
Woman Injured in Collision Near Arlington
Mrs. Charles Addison of near Arlington was injured when her car, driven by Mae Addison, collided with a school bus in Brandywine township. The bus stopped for two neighbor children, and Mrs. Addison failed to halt in time. Children on board were uninjured. Mrs. Addison suffered non serious cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Addison
Arlington
Earnest Addison
Brandywine Township
Addison
Farmer Killed by Auto in Greenfield Area
Jesse Gribsy a farm resident east of Greenfield was struck by an automobile driven by Orestus P Stamollis of Pittsburg ha while walking home. Gribsy died a few minutes after a physician arrived. Neighbor Chester Gates sounded his horn and offered a ride before the fatal crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gribsy
Greenfield
Orestus P. Stamollis
Pittsburgha
Lost Chord Sermon Sparks Two Week Meeting at Fletcher M E Church
Fletcher M E Church announces two weeks of nightly services starting Monday with Rev Boyd Tryon of St Paul speaking each night. Rev N I Schoolfield preaches Sunday on The Lost Chord and again Sunday night with And He Went A Little Further. Epworth League leads Sunday at 6 00 PM and Mary Walker directs. Choir rehearsal 8 15 PM Thursday. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Tryon
St Paul
Tryon
Depauw University
Boston University
Saint Paul
N. I. Schoolfield
Revival meeting continues through next week
A revival begins February 26 and runs this week and next as speakers urge personal salvation. The message stresses scripture, repentance, and returning to God, inviting all to attend and pray, with Brother Pearson highlighted as a speaker to hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fts
Ifoux
Great Bank of
Heaven
Brother Pearson
Fellowship Supper Announcement Postponed Indefinitely
An earlier notice recalls the Fellowship Supper postponement and outlines upcoming Missionary Society events with Mrs. W J Henley and a focus on study topics. Plans emerge for a religious census across Ripley Township and Rush County as census work nears completion. Attend regular services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
W. J. Henley
China
Ripley
Thieratire
Rush County
Rushville
Sunday School and Church Events Notice
Sunday School at 9 30 welcoming fathers and mothers and children expected. Attendance rose last Sunday. Young People's Society meets at 7 00 Monday with Gladys Reddick leading Bible drill. Church Board met at Mrs Grace Phelps home last Tuesday. Roll Call Day set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society
Gladys Reddick
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Alexander
Miriam Gardner
Judith Henley
Miriam Linville
Grace Magee
Ruth Smith
Martha Stoner
Russell Turner
Edward Brown
Francis Collins
Betty Lon Chappell
Alice Gates
Leo Jordan
Carl Nigh Odell Pitts
Una Spacy
Richard Jones
Clyde Magee
Lawrence Apple
Rosemary Behr
Lois White
Dicky McNabb
Arthur Andis
Betty Lou Dhonan
Marjorie Linville
Frederick Norris
Vera Mae Porter
Public Library Notes
Pyrrhus
Ance
Antoy
World Day OF Prayer
Christ’s Church
Edward Smithee
W. T. Crawley
Mable Pherps
Red Cross
East ST. Christian Churc
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