Rushville Wins Sectional Final Over Milroy 35 to 15
Rushville High captured the sectional tourney title by defeating Milroy 35 to 15 in the night final at Rushville. Rushville built a 21 to 6 halftime lead and extended the margin as Arbuckle, Davison, Joyce, and Siler led the attack with multiple field goals. Earlier, Rushville also eliminated Carthage 35 to 15 in the evening semifinal while Milroy defeated Raleigh and Moscow edged the I S and S O Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville High
Rushville
Milroy
Selby
Arbuckle
Selby Newbyrd
Boring Davison
Senour Joyce
Tompkins
Sherman
Archey
Worth
Readle
Wyatt
Richey
Davison
Joyce
Newbold
Boring
Senour
Bacon
Carthage
Warren Central
Glover
Péarson
Alexander
Capt
Siler
Renegar
Fields
Heim
Pearson
Warth
Pearson Davison
Glover Joyce
Alexander Sherman
Formner
Raleigh
Knightstown and area notes on people and events
March 17 is St Patrick's day. Fred E Sohn of Knights town was here Tuesday. James Clegg and family near Charlottesville moved to Iowa. L A Johnson president of Shirley Bank died Friday of pneumonia. Frank Witters of Milroy received a missent Christmas card from Nebraska. Fire destroyed a barn on John VanSeyoc farm southeast Morristown with crops and grain losses. Katherine Cox and Donald Johnson wed at the groom's home. The Citizen one year for 1.50. Shaul of Arlington here Tuesday. Babette Henley from Indianapolis home last weekend. Lovett and Gill guests of Van Hood in Indianapolis Sunday. Myra McDaniel and companions visited Al McDaniel's. James Sharer of near Spiceland visited Edwin Drake and Moore family. Leavitt of Big Four visited Shirley Sunday. Market March 20 Girls Team. Linebacks in Indianapolis Sunday. Marcella Lineback from DePauw. Jitney Supper postponed. Mrs Elza Butler died in Greenfield. Rohm state treasurer attended Marion meeting and assisted in initiation of fifty candidates. Earl Nowotne and family entertained guests from Indianapolis and Arlington Oregon and Gwynne wedding invitations ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayman
John VanSeyoc
Frank Nigh
Morristown
Katherine Cox
John Cox
Knightstown
Donald Johnson
John Johnson
Mr Johnson
Geo. W. Williams Co
M. F. Lovett
R. H Gill
van Hood
Indianapolis
Myra McDaniel
Miriam
John Ellison
al McDaniel
James Sharer
Spiceland
Edwin Drake
Charles Moore
Elza Butler
Greenfield
J. L. Rohm
Indiana Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Marion
New Castle Dominates Cadiz In 47 17 Prep Win
In a high school football slate New Castle rolled past Cadiz 47 to 17 while Spiceland edged Mt. Summit 45 to 15 Middletown defeated Mooreland 24 to 6 Kennard beat Sulphur Springs 28 to 15 New Lisbon fell to Stranglin 20 to 12 New Castle defeated Nightstown 87 to 23 Spiceland beat Middletown 29 to 23 Kennard won 46 to 5 over New Castle 41 to 18 over Spiceland and Kennard 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Wilkinson
Fortville
Westland
McCordsville
Maxwell
Greenfield
New Palestine
Mt. Comfort
Eden
New Castle
Cadiz
Spiceland
Mt. Summit
Middletown
Mooreland
Kennard
Sulphur Springs
New Lisbon
Stranglin
Nightstown
Printing Directories Catalogues and Stationery Items
Classified item list highlighting printing services and products including wedding stationery business cards envelopes visiting cards sale bills receipt books and various paper goods for personal and business use. Containers include prints of signs shipping tags and Dodgers in multiple sizes.
Local Residents Visit Family and Friends Across States
A. J. Carr returned Sunday from a business trip to Michigan and Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs Russell Sears of Middletown Ohio spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Orlando Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs F J Kennedy were in Indianapolis Monday. Mrs Della Johnson of Spiceland spent Wednesday with her sister Miss Eva Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carr
Michigan
Wisconsin
Russell Sears
Middletown, C
Orlando Zimmerman
F. J. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Della Johnson
Spiceland
Eva Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
Indiana
F. M. Miller
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W.O. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Attorney At Law
Abercrombie
Earl C. Nowotne
Carthage, Ind
Louis C. Lambert
Rushville. Ind
Manilla
New Salem
Moscow
Glenwood
I. S
S. C
Webb
Mayo
Blue
Arlington
O. Baker
S. O
Headlee
Aurora
Moore’s Hill
Patriot
Deputy
North Vernon
Letts
Richmond
Whitewater
Butlerville
Osgood
Muncie
Yorktown Center
Shelbyville
Columbus
Waldron
Moral Township
Lapel
Anderson
Summitville
Alexandria
Carthage Strollers
Milroy Press
Winkler
Craig
Miller Brothers
Kenneth Rhoades
Wilbur Rhoades
Manual
Shortridge
Rhoades
L. A. Lockwood
Connersville
Morton
Fred E. Sohn
James Clegg
Iowa
L. A. Johnson
The
Shirley Bank
Frank Witters
Nebraska
India
C. F. Shaul
Babette Henley
Paul Leavitt
Big Four
Shirley
J. A. Lineback
Marcella Lineback
DePauw
Earl Nowotne
L. E. Addington
Y. P. Rutherford
Oregon
Frank Holbrook
Will Arnold
Gwynneville
Sample Furniture CO
Schrichte
S. Main
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