Local Notes and Visits Across Indiana Communities
Miss Marcella Lineback returns home from DePauw due to illness. Glen Magee at Tile Works in Anderson sprains his right hand. Mrs Conrad Kizer back from Chicago visit with Howard Kizer family. Thimble Club to meet Tuesday with Mrs T Benton Henley. Eighty Rushville and Rush County exiles gather March 8 in Long Beach California. Visits by J W Johnson to Greenfield and Mrs Will Sparks homecoming from Pittsburgh. Reverend C S Dudley and Mr Russell Carfield visit James Carefield family. Orlando Zimmerman hosts Henry Addison party with several guests from nearby towns.
Crane flocks return to Clyde Henley farm nests
About thirty cranes, tall four feet on average, rejoined their back woods nests Monday on the Clyde Henley farm after migrating south in fall. The Craneville area south of Morton Hackleman’s former property hosted 200 to 300 cranes in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Henley
Craneville
Morton Hackleman
Notable Local Notices and Obituaries from Rush County
Local items report improvements and illnesses, death notices, real estate transfers, and community updates. Mrs Charles Parish improved. Julia Zion seriously ill. Frank Windler died in Indianapolis. Ray Lakin fatally shot by police. Carr ie Clark and others noted. Real estate transfer to Addison. Frank Mosbaugh sold Cambridge City Tribune. shops extending hours. Post Office closing times. Carthage Strollers 28 Blooming ton 16. sale notices for oats and farm wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Turner
Henderson
Ira P. Walker
Gertrude E. Walker
Fred
Lenora Addison
J. P. Root
Milroy
Frank Mosbaugh
Cambridge City Tribune
Roy Copeland
W. T. Vandament
Indianapolis
Carrie Clark
Ray Lakin
Rushville
Joe Lakin
Dick Smith
Havana
Cuba
W. P. Henley
Card of Thanks for Anna Mary Brandon
We thank everyone for assistance after the death of our sister Anna Mary Brandon and for the flowers. Sister and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Brandon
Wonderful discovery frames cancer remedy within reach
A local notice urges readers to contact P O Box 35 or call 41 in Morristown about a cancer remedy. A rushville community building project was ordered by the county commissioners via John H Kiplinger. Readouts also report illness of Mrs Elizabeth Nelson of Arlington and winners in Rushville music memory contest with Glenwood Carthage noted in high school and grammar divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Box
Morristown
John H. Kiplinger
Rushville
Elizabeth Nelson
Ariington
Glenwood
Carthage
Gings
Visit Ends for Miss Hackleman and Sisters in Kokomo
Miss Charlotte Hackleman returns Wednesday from a week with her sisters Mrs May Suter and Mrs Mary Myres in Kokomo. Murray Shuneman of Greensfield was here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hackleman
May Suter
Mary Myres
Kokomo
Murray Shuneman
Greenfield
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Country Club
van Camp
Qleo Wondernut Pound
Brisins
Pkge
Indiana
Rush County
North Main Street
Ind
Louis C. Lambert
R. A
The
Indianapolis News
the Citizen
Marcella Lineback
DePauw University
Glen Magee
Anderson
Conrad Kizer
Howard Kizer
Chicago
Ill
Thimble Club
T. Benton Henley
Bixby Park
Long Beach
Calif
J. W. Johnson
N. C. Binford
Leora Hill
Will M. Sparks
Horace Foster
Pittsburgh
C. S. Dudley
Lewisville
Russell Carfield
Near
James Carefield
Orlando Zimmerman
Henry Addison
Bertha
Near Arlington
Russell Sears
Middletown
Lillie Taylor
Louise
Gilbert Miner
Louis Humes
Marbel Edwards
Lindley Taylor
Rushville. Ind
Cannon
Knightstown
Charles Parish
Auditorium Theatre
Will Walker
Julia A. Zion
Eva Johnson
New Castle
M. M. Delaney
Paducah
Mary Kizer
Walnut Street
Frank Windler
M. W. Manche & Son
Ed Retherford
F. W. Cotton
Plymouth
Paul Norris
C. E. White & Son
Bert Sharer
Reeves Elevator
Charlottesville
Walter Binford
Columbus
John Dyer
Clarence Jackson
Chas. B. White
Morton Barber
R. H. Hill
Tweedy
Marvin Bramel
Fordson Tractors
Rushville Implement Co
1St St
Robert Reeves
J. Butler Hill
National Road
Everette Button
C. E.ramsey
C. S. Walters
Knightstown, Ind
N. Adame St
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