Women's Missionary Society Meets Next Wednesday
The Women's Missionary Society will meet next Wednesday the 16th with Mrs Walter Phelps at 2 30 p m Let every member attend Gouldie Kyser will lead the discussion Last Sunday Rudd Newsom of Raleigh NC sang at both services His service was well received Does God figure in our national life Read Deuteronomy chapter of the Bible Announcements for next Sunday Sunday School 130 a m Morning Worship 1030 a m Company E Meetings 600 p m Evening Worship 700 p m
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Women's Missionary Society
Walter Phelps
Gouldie Kyser
Rudd Newsom
Raleigh
N. C
Revival Meeting At Wesleyan M E Church In Carthage
A revival begins March 14 at Wesleyan M E Church in Carthage with Evangelist Rev. E E Cory of Marion Indiana in charge. Nightly at 7 30 includes old time singing and preaching to save the unsaved and sanctify believers. The meeting aims to build God’s work and encourage getting right with God.
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Carthage
E. E. Cory
Marion
Indiana
Cory
Christ
Edwarde
Smithee
Be L B O W meet adds new member in E L Bow Maine
The Be L B O W group met with Mrs Walter Chonan Monday evening adding one new member Mrs Ray Newby. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs John Gates with Miss Zelma Bayliss and Miss Mary Fiora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chonan
Ray Newby
John Gates
Zelma Bayliss
Mary Fiora
Market Street Church Services Welcome Faithful
Market Street Christian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m with children invited Morning Service at 11 00 a m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Rev Emmitt Dickson of Indianapolis will preach at each service The public is cordially invited to attend Floyd Bryant Indianapolis is visiting
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Emmitt
County Young People Council Plans County Conference
The County Young People's Council of Religious Education met at Miss Mildred Stewart's home and set the April 1 and 2 event at Ben Davis Church. H. G. Rowe, Audrey Bwitt, and Rev. R. E. Badger were named session leaders. committees for Printing, Publicity, Registration, and Music were appointed with named chairs and members. The full council will serve as the program committee.
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County Young People’s Council of Religious Education
Mildred Stewart
Ben Davis Church
H. G. Rowe
Young People's Division
Audrey Bwitt
R. E. Badger
Milrby
Hugh Lee Collier
Cora Eakins
Vivian Cameron
Evelyn Ricker
John Posey
Nancy Waggener
Carl Thatcher
Mary Driscoll
Helen Corss
Mildred Farlow
Marion McDaniel
Richard Giese
Gladys Power
Malcolm Jessup
Wilma Clifton
Marion Naden
Democrats name Morris to county election board
Samuel L. Trabue the Democratic county chairman announces John B. Morris as the Democratic member of the county board of election commissioners. Vern Norris has already been named as the Republican member. the board includes the county clerk under Indiana law.
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Samuel L. Trabue
John B. Morris
Board of Election Commissioners
Vern Norris
Indiana
Bluebirds Lose to Raleigh in Rushville Friday Night
School notes report the Bluebirds were defeated 31 to 19 by Raleigh in Rushville. The 8th grade forms a Junior Civics Club with officers Parker and Maria leading a monthly program. They adopted red, white and blue and picked 15 famous Americans as models. The 8th grade sliding party was postponed due to cold weather. The local Oratorical Contest is set for March 10 at 7 16 PM at the Methodist church.
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Bluebirds
Rushville
Raleigh
Parker
Maria
Methodist Church
The Mood Will Pass and Prosperity Will Return
The passage argues that low mood will pass as business revives and unemployment improves. It notes past panics followed by renewed cheer and warns that people may forget hardship once prosperity returns, suggesting history will answer how lasting the memory will be.
Hadleys and Whites Host Brookville Guests
Mr and Mrs N Hadley and daughter Mary Ruth of Brookville were the guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur White Sunday evening.
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Hadley
Mary Ruth
Brookville
Arthur White
Knapp Heads to Wheeling on Business Trip
C. L. Knapp departed Sunday for Wheeling West Virginia on a business trip and plans to return to his Cincinnati home this Thursday.
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C. L. Knapp
Wheeling
West Virginia
Will
Mrs L V Carter Heads to Indianapolis After Hillsboro Visit
Mrs. L. V. Carter traveled to Indianapolis on Saturday after a brief visit with family in Hillsboro. She plans to return home to Hillsboro in the coming days.
Newsom and Henley Families Visit in Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs S L Newsom Mrs Ja D Henley and Miss Winona Newsom spent Wednesday in Terre Haute visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Henley and family. Mrs James Bowen of Ft Wayne arrived Friday for a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Lineback.
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S. L. Newsom
Ja D. Henley
Winona Newsom
Terre i Iante
Henry Henley
James ‘Bowen
Ft. Wayne
J. A. Lineback
Obituary Notices for Zion Hubbard Guests and Hern Brother
Mrs. J L Hubbard and Mr W R Zion of Knightstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Newby. Mrs J Z McDaniel learned Monday of her brother Julius Hern of Columbus Ohio dying Sunday after a long illness. He is survived by a sister and two daughters in Florida and Montana. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two in Columbus.
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J. Z. McDaniel
Julius Hern
Columbus
Ohio
Florida
Montana
Ladies Aid Society Hosts Social at Fletcher M. E. Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Fletcher M. E. Church met at Mrs. F. M. Miller's home. Hostesses Mrs. M. W. Manche Mrs. Grace H Porter and Mrs. Delilah Barber served refreshments to eighteen mothers and four guests. Two new members were welcomed.
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Ladies Aid’ Society
The
Fletcher M. EF. Church
F. M Miller
M. W. Manche
Grace H Porter
Delilah Barber
Friendship Class Meeting and Florida Travel Notes
The Friendship Class of chef M. B. Chuck will meet Mrs. Katherine Kennedy and Zelme Baylies at Kennedy residence on Wednesday March 16. Howard Henley and Dr. William Coleman parties left Sunday for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Henley plan two weeks, Dr. and Mrs. Coleman a month.
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M. B. Chuck
Katherine Kennedy
Zelme Baylies
Kennedy
Howard Henley
William Coleman
Florida
Henley
Mrs. Coleman
Watson Speaks on Protective Tariff Policy
Senator Watson told a nationwide radio audience last night that the protective tariff law shields the home market protecting factory workers owners farmers and the public from foreign competition. He said the United States has an $80 billion home market while exports have never exceeded $5 billion and urged against lowering tariffs. Watson spoke from Washington and was introduced from New York by Walter Winchell.
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Watson
Washington
New York
Walter Winchel
Return of Prosperity Debate Shifts to Tax Burden
Indiana Economist Joe R. Beckett argues that depleting private hoarding and high government costs choke commerce. He cites 1931 data showing over 40 percent of income went to government functions and warns excessive taxes dampen purchasing power and wages for both rural and urban communities. He urges relief of the tax load to revive prosperity.
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Indiana
Joe R. Beckett
Indianapolis
Indiana Association For Tax Justice
Beckett
Raleigh tops Carthage in sectional game for semis
Raleigh defeated Carthage 31 to 19 as Beam and Laughlin led the Deermen with a strong first half 21-6 run. Ewing led Carthage with five field goals while Raleigh's balanced lineup extended the lead after halftime in the local sectional tourney.
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Raleigh
Sir Walters
Carthage
Beam
Deermen
Bluebirds
Hunt
Raleigh Koys
Ewing
Walters
O. Clawson
D. Clawson
Laughlin
Green
Carson
Heath
Merrit
Gordon
Mosier
Jessup
Smith
Fitch
Nichols
Hiem
Brooks
McClain
Woods
Morton Memorial, Arlington Reach Sectional Semis in Tournament
Morton Memorial to Milroy 15 14 thriller highlights a competitive sectional bracket. Arlington breezes past Manilla 33 24 and Rushville defeats Mays 53 15 before final games with Rushville 23 Arlington 18 and Morton edging Milroy by one point.
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Milroy
Gings
Milroy Cardinals
Little Gings
Arlington
Manilla
Purple Breezes
Breezes
Manilla Cagers
Owl
Mays
Rushville
Lions
Stemart
C. Reddrick
Morton
Morton Memorial
O Mary DeSchipper Ill at Parents Home
O Mary DeSchipper of Bloomington has been ill with the flu at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John DeSchipper the past few days.
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O’mary DeSchipper
Bloomington
John DeSchipper
Local Dinner Guests and Ill Visitor Notice
Mr and Mrs John Meyers and daughter Maxine of Rushville with the Seward Jacksons near Homer and Vance Halls near Gings were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Bowers Supflay. Lloyd Whitaker of Chicago is visiting his parents Arva and the family and has been ill since last Friday in serious condition.
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John Meyers
Maxine
Rushville
Seward Jackson
Near
Homer
Vance Hallgarth
Gings
Homer Bowers Supflay
Lloyd Whitaker
Chicago
Arva Whitaker
Mr. Whitaker
Visit Relates To Hagerstown Family Injury Update
Mrs Henry Fifer of Hagerstown visited Sunday evening to spend a few days with her father William Miner and Mrs Mae Siler. Mr Miner has recently suffered a broken collar bone and two broken ribs.
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Henry Fifer
Hagerstown
William Miner
Mae Siler
Miner
Mrs James McGeorge Visits Bloomington Daughter Ruby
Mrs James McGeorge spent Friday in Bloomington visiting her daughter Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGeorge
Bloomington
Ruby
Rushville Man Spends Saturday in Carthage
Nathan Yankiner of Rushville spent Saturday in Carthage, indicating a local visit or errand. No additional details provided about purpose or events from the observable text.
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Nathan Yankiner
Rushville
Carthage
Rush County candidates file for nominations at clerk event
Aspirants for Rush County offices announced their intentions with County Clerk Charles Newhouse on Saturday. Included were Frank Farley of Rushville for Democratic county clerk, Elm er Readle of Arlington for Democratic county clerk, Earl Sears of Center for Republican commissioner Northern district, Ottis Crawford of Rushville for Republican sheriff, Irl F. Ward of Rushville for Republican county clerk, Clarence Jordam of Rushville for Republican auditor, and Jean Kiplinger of Rushville for Republican prosecuting attorney.
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Rush County
Charles Newhouse
Frank Farley
Rushville
Earl Sears
Center
Elmer Readle
Arlington
Ottis Crawford
Irl F. Ward
Clarence Jordam
Jean Kiplinger
Norris Family to Move to Clayton Property Saturday
Mr and Mrs Charles Norris and their daughter will relocate Saturday to the recently vacated property once occupied by Mr and Mrs Richard Clayton and family.
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Charles Norris
Richard Clayton
Hinshawmen Win Sectional Championship After Bitter Duel
The Hinshawmen clinched their eighth straight sectional title at Rushville Saturday night after a hard fought contest against Arlington, securing the honors in a tense showdown.
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Rushville
Hinshawmen
Arlington
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