Residence and Garage Robbed Near East St Christian
William Goodman living east of East St Christian reports a McKinnon radiator for a 1923 Ford and a motor meter stolen from his garage. Entry through the south door. theft likely between 10 and 11 p.m. Robbery at Frank Yankuner’s home followed, kitchen window entry yielded a Swiss American watch, an Elgin day and night watch with initials NAY, a fountain pen, and 48 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goodman
East St. Christian Ce
McKinnon
Mrman
Frank B. Yankuner
Mill News Hints at Possible Chicago Interest in Plant
Reports suggest a definite form will emerge between now and April 6 on the paper mill, with strong odds favoring Chicago interests taking control. Charlottesville High beat S. C. Home 4 to 1 in a five inning baseball game. A Ford sedan owned by Mrs J H Brooks of Greenfield was recovered in Indianapolis after being stolen. The elimination oratorical contest was set for eight this Thursday at Fletcher M E Church with judges E L Rogers A L Gary and Senator R H Hill. Ripley Farm Bureau met Wednesday night with Bert Benner of Mays addressing the gathering. Howard Leisure read, Frank Edwards led singing, and the Mays orchestra performed. Milroy Epworth League guests from Mays enjoyed readings and music, ending with a farewell song. Installation of Milroy League officers followed with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
S. C
J. H. Brooks
Greenfield
Indianapolis
Fletcher M. E. Church
E.L. Rogers
Knightstown
A. L. Gary
Rushville
R. H. Hill
Ripley Farm Bureau
Bert Benner
Mays
Indiana Wheat Pool
Howard Leisure
Frank Edwards
Milroy Epsworth League
M. E. Epworth League
Milroy
Church Services and Meetings Across Local Congregations
The article lists service times and leaders for multiple churches. Fletcher M. E., Bible school at 9:30, preaching at 10:30 and 7:00 with J A Lineback superintendent. Epworth League and M E Aid meetings noted along with Wesleyan Methodist schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher M. E Frank T. Hoon
J. A. Lineback
Public Library Notes Exhibit and New Books
Miss Poe curates an exhibit of geometrical problems at the public library inviting visitors. New titles include The Thundering Herd and Mother Mason with humor, Seward's Folly about Alaska, Laughing Last for girls, and The Testing of Jim McLean for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Zane Grey
Mason
Seward
Alaska
Cape Cod
Jim McLean
Wallace
Catt Marries Merrick in Private Ring Ceremony
Miss Alice R. Merrick of 1120 Broadway North Anderson and Harvey J. Catt of 2320 Meridian Street were married last Thursday at 7 PM in Anderson at the home of Rev. E. J. Wickersham. The couple, unaccompanied, plan to reside at 1129 Broadway and visited the area over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice R. Merrick
Broadway
North
Anderson
Harvey J. Catt
Meridian Street
E. J. Wickersham
E. Twenty-first St
Local Barber Partnership Dissolves as Kyser Acquires Interest
Peacock and Kyser dissolve their barber shop partnership formed in December 1920. Michael Kyser buys William Peacock's share and will take possession on Monday. Peacock and family may move to Lapel but not before May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock & Kyser
Michael Kyser
William Peacock
Jitney Supper and Obituary Note
Jitney supper is set for Saturday from 5 to 7 pm in the auditorium basement. Albert M. Knight, 79, born in Wales, died Sunday at his Greenfield home after sixty years in the Westminster choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Knight
Wales
British Isles
Greenfield
Westminster
News of People You May Know In Indianapolis and Beyond
Personal notices include Maurice Alexander moving to 862 North Drexel Avenue in Indianapolis. Birth announced for a son of Russell M. Ratliff of Richmond, grandson of Charles Ratliff. O A Lineback of Los Angeles took a trip into Mexico. Engelhart now in Urbana Ohio. visited Knights Town. Gear family of Marion heard John McCormack in Indianapolis. Hester Benjamin due home from El Paso by April 10. Nelle B Turner joins Girl Scouts national office in New York May 1 and will tour states establishing troops. Ralph and Cassius Gray and Mrs Gray to leave Miami for Indianapolis by car. Nancy Finney seriously ill at son Lindsey’s home in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle B. Turner
Washington, D. C
National Organization of Girls Scouts
New York City
Miss Turner
Nancy Finney
Lindsey
Anderson
Notice to pay electric and gas bills by the tenth
All electric light and gas bills are payable at the Light Office on East Mill Street. Light service will be discontinued if bills are not paid by the tenth of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mill Street
Notice from Rush county agent for Watkins Products
Northern Rush county agency promotes Watkins Products with a ninety day order cycle. R. V. James of Knightstown invites inquiries and orders for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Watkins
R. V. James
Knightstown
Millinery Opening Soon in Knightstown
You and friends are invited to our Millinery Opening on Friday and Saturday April 3 and 4. Nelle Behem of Knightstown and Rev Earle Hoon of Cincinnati Ohio spent Monday evening with his parents Rev and Mrs Frank T Hoon.
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Nelle Behem
Knightstown
Earle Hoon
Cincinnati, O
Frank T. Hoon
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W. J. Phelps
A. W. Winfield
Santa Clara
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R. A
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the Citizen
State Bank of Carthage
Mill
Chicago
Bible School
W. O. Moore
Charles S. Dudley
Epworth League
M. E. Aid
Emma Overman
E. L. Glover
Public Library Notes
Auditorium Theatre
Carthage
Mary Pickford In
Tess of the
Tessibel Skinner
Tess
Lloyd Hughes
David Torrence
Hoot Gibson
Clarence
Tenderfoot
Christian Helpers
Christian Church
Maurice Alexander
Drexel Avenue
Russell M. Ratliff
Richmond
Charles Ratliff
O. A. Lineback
Los Angeles
Calif
Mexico
R. F. Engelhart
Urbana
Engelhart
H. M. Gear
Marion
John McCormack
Hester Benjamin
el Paso
Tex
Ralph Gray
Cassius Gray
Miami
Fla
Krtalion
Gates’ Variety Store
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