Happenings From Indianapolis to Earlham and Local Incidents
The May events report racing at Indianapolis on May 30 and a series of vandalism and accidents across Indiana. Lindley Hall at Earlham College yielded a Bible and historic documents from 1887 during wall demolition. Robberies and assaults occurred at Mounds and Anderson, with several fatal or serious injuries from automobile crashes near Indianapolis, Anderson, and Lewisville. Governor Ed Jackson proclaimed the Acts of the 74th General Assembly, including a dry bill restricting alcohol and related penalties.
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Indianapolis
Lindley Hall
Earlham College
Ed Jackson
74Th General Assembly of
Indiana
Garnishee Act Creates Income Lien on Debtor
Judgment for debt becomes a lien on a person's income and the debtor must pay up to 10 percent of earnings under the garnishee action.
Field Meet and Local Baseball Highlights
Field meet here Tuesday noon to 1 then senior meet. Thursday at 3 15 p m school team meets a busi Knightstown Independent beat Charlottesville 15 to 5. Rushville opened season beating Douglas A C colored team 17 to 0. Rushville lineup Joyce Bennett Saylor Byrne Sharp McCarty Pearsey Joyce Christopher Shaw. In exhibition Terre Haute Three I beat Maxwell Motors 8 5. Homer won 11 innings over Arlington 4 3. Return game set May 8 at Arlington 2 30. Rushville High won Saturday’s meet at Greenfield 374 points Miller high man with four firsts. Greenfield 344 Green Castle 27.
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Arthage
Knightstown
Charlottesville
Rushville
Douglas A. C
Indianapolis
A. Joyce
Bennett
Saylor
Byrne
Sharp
McCarty
Pearsey
M. Joyce
Christopher and
Shaw
A. C
Rush
Terre Haute
Maxwell Motors
New Castle
Homer
Arlington
Rushville High
Greenfield
Miller
Greencastle
Hinkey Doodle Town entertains crowd for relief fund
Noble township Farm Bureau staged Hinkey Doodle Town in the Auditorium Theatre drawing proceeds of 48.70 for a tornado relief fund. Ripley township Farm Bureau adopted resolutions opposing a Rushville War Memorial or community building costing 150000 to 250000. A countywide petition drive against the project continues.
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Noble Township Farm Bureau
Auditorium Theatre
Farm Bureau
Ripley Township
County Board of Commissioners
Rushville
Paper sale offers hangers for wall coverings
Fred E. Sohn of Knightstown announces a wallpaper sale starting Monday. Purchasers can receive hangers in return for paper bought at the sale location.
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Fred E. Sohn
Knightstown
Engagement Announced At Milroy Dinner Courtyard
Mrs Avery Rawls hosted a Saturday night dinner for nine guests including Misses Margaret Evans Isadore Rush Helen Rust Mary Dickson Sylvia Power Ada Chappell and Mrs Roland Morgan. The centerpiece announced the engagement of Miss Harriet Rawls to Mr Paul Gordon a Bluffton native mathematics professor in Lawrenceville New Jersey and future head of Friends Select Philadelphia.
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Avery Rawls
Margaret Evans
Isadore Rush
Indianapolis
Helen Rust
Mary Dickson
Richmond
Sylvia Power
Milroy
Alice Pierson
Rushville
Roland Morgan
Knightstown
Ada Chappell
Howard E. Henley
Robert Stanley
Harriet Rawls
Paul Gordon
Bluffton
Lawrenceville
N. J
Friends Select
Philadelphia
Rawls
Tokyo
Japan
Gordon
Miss Gladys Holt and Frank Gurley Married in Indianapolis
Miss Gladys Holt daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Holt near Henderson and Frank Gurley of Altmire New York were married April 20 at Rev Isenour home in Indianapolis. They reside in New York state. Miss Grace Addison daughter of Henry Addison near Arlington and Frank Newhouse son of William Newhouse near Rushville were married Monday at Orange and reside at the Newhouse home for the present.
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Gladys Holt
Robert Holt
Henderson
Frank Gurley
Altmire
N. Y
Isenour
Indianapolis
New York State
Grace Addison
Henry Addison
Arlington
Frank Newhouse
William Newhouse
Rushville
Orange
Newhouse
Miss Mary Edith Martin Weds Edwin B Heifner
Miss Mary Edith Martin of Fortville married Edwin B Heifner son of Mr and Mrs James A Heifner near Westland in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the Christian parsonage in Charlottesville officiated by Rev Z O Coward. Attendants were Miss Maxine Meeks Greenfield and Mrs Fern Bundy Maxwell. The couple will reside in Carthage after July 1. A large group of school children celebrated the groom in the public square Thursday noon. Edgar H Boone ill with flu at Greenfield returned home Monday then relapsed but showed some improvement Thursday.
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Mary Edith Martin
Fortville
Edwin B. Heifner
James .A. Heifner
Near Westland
Christian Parsonage
Charlottesville
Z. O. Coward
Maxine Meeks
Greenfield
Fern Bundy
Maxwell
Heifner
Carthage
Courts Approve Plans In Rush County Foreclosure Case
A complaint filed in Rush circuit court by St. Louis Union Trust Company seeks foreclosure of a 400000 mortgage against American Paper Products Company for bondholders. Judge Davis in St Louis approved reorganization plans. A Rushville circuit court hearing questioned plans and led to a public sale of the Carthage plant, with Chicago interests expected to take over unless higher bids appear. foreclosure actions may be dismissed after sale.
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Rush
St. Louis Union Trust Company
American Paper Products Company
Davis
U. S. District Court
St. Louis
Rushville
Sparks
D. Graff & Sons
Lagerloff Trading Company
Carthage
Chicago
Baccalaureate Sunday Service Set for Senior Class
The Baccalaureate for the senior class will be held Sunday at 7:30 p m in the Auditorium. Rev A A Coil pastor of East St Christian Church will deliver the sermon Lives that Live.
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A. A. Coil
East St. Christian Church
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Old Plum
Angel Food
Kirk
A. W. Winfield
Scheaffer
Ratliff
Robert McArdell
Mounds Are
Anderson
Donald Carmony
Manilla
George Skinner
J. L. Childs
Manson Smith
Lebanon
G. L. Pryor
Virginia Valli
Wallace Beery
Richard Dix
Manhattan
New York
Fifth Avenue
Hell’s Kitchen
East Side
Edgar H. Boone
Spencer Corsets
al McDaniel
Carthage, Ind
Graduating Presents
Gates’ Variety Store
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