Notice of administration on estate of James R. Smiley Rush County
The undersigned is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of James R. Smiley, late of Rush County, Indiana. The estate is claims to be solvent. Charles F. Baxter is the administrator, dated April 29 1933, with clerk Dale Fisher and attorney Wm. C. Ewing listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
State of
Indiana
James R. Smiley
Charles F. Baxter
Dale Fisher
Rush Circuit Court
Wm. C. Ewing
Death by own action ends life of J. D. Case in Rushville
J. D. Case aged 76 committed suicide Sunday in his North Street garage. Coroner says death occurred between 12:00 and 1:30 p.m. after a 32 caliber pistol shot to the right ear. He left a note and a robe was laid on the garage floor. Case, a former banker and lumber businessman, is survived by a widow, a son, three sisters, three brothers, and a grandson. Funeral held Tuesday morning. flowers omitted per local guidance.
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Jasper D. Case
North St
Rushville
R. O. Kennedy
Martha Grindle
Charles Caldwell
Rush County
Case
American National Bank
Park Furniture Company
Deryl Case
Washington, D. C
Dery! III
Mary E. Walker
Eliza A. Walker
Weiser
Okla
O. E. Criswell
Blackwell
John M.anc
Omar Case
Cheney
Kansas
W. H. Case
Enid
C. M. Youcum
Indianapolis
East Hill Cemetery
Bank Receivers Take Over Rushville Institution
Doors of the American National Bank at Rushville reopen for customers as John F. Russell of Greensburg became receiver last week appointed by the comptroller of currency. The bank’s assets are in his control with a claims notice to follow. books are being replaced, and liquidation may start after two weeks. Rose Hahn of Connersville heads the new books team, with Anna M. Waskom of Spiceland assisting. both bring prior banking experience.
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American National Bank
Rushville
Federal Bank Examiner
J. L. Sanders
John F. Russell
Greensburg
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Russell
Rose Hahn
Connersville
Anna M. Waskom
Spiceland
Hahn
Naional Bank
Shelbyville
Waskom
Lewisville Bank
Think It Over With Conditions and Livestock Values
A concise note discusses how current conditions and livestock values complicate decisions about what to do with 45 head. The piece weighs market signals and herd management considerations, urging careful evaluation of options and potential outcomes.
Going Off Gold Standard Seen as Advantageful
Ted Smits discusses how moderate inflation and remonetizing silver could boost employment in industry and farming, raise securities' value, and create a tariff wall against cheap imports. While fixed incomes may suffer temporarily, overall prosperity could rise, with new markets in the Orient and potential rises in living standards. Rushville Republican.
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John Hays Hammond
United States
Hammond
America
Orient
China
Rushville
Local visitors call on Middletown residents Sunday
Dr and Mrs F M Miller and daughter Vera Mrs Barber and Miss Rosalind Keller visited Lawrence Johnson in Middletown Ohio Sunday and called on Mr and Mrs Frank Shaunk eiler formerly of this place. Mrs Russell Davis of New Castle Mrs Chas Parish and Mr and Mrs Frank Guyatt were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr and Mrs Frank Redick.
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F. M. Miller
Vera
Barber
Rosalind Keller
Lawrence Johnson
Middletown
Frank Shaunkeiler
This Place
Russell Davis
New Castle
Chas Parish
Frank Guyatt
Frank Redick
Commissioner sale of Rush County Indiana real estate
The Rush Circuit Court commissioner will privately sell on May 20, 1933 the 48 acre tract in Rush County Indiana. Located between Carthage and Arlington on the gravel road, with a dwelling, growing crop, and rental crops arrangements. Payment terms: half cash, half in one year with 7 percent note secured by first mortgage. abstract to be provided. Henley Sr., commissioner.
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Rush Circuit Court
Henley and Ingle
Rushville
Indiana
Rush County
Carthage and
Arlington
Carthage
William J. Henley
Gold standard endures says Miller in new book
William Rix Miller of the Commerce Clearing House argues gold remains the universal measure of value from ancient barter to modern finance. He warns that new price regulation and currency tinkering may add bureaucracy and slow trade while the gold standard stays a civilizational anchor. The piece notes social visits and a local paint sale advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rix Miller
Commerce
Clearing House
Chicago
Africa
Rix- Miller
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Bruce H. Stephens
Mgr
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
Howard E. Henley
Insurance Carthage
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
W. J. Henley, Sr
Wm. F. Marshall
Attorneys-At-Law
Henley & Marshall
Poe
Atlantic Monthly
Alantic
Alantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Levensteins
Richard Hayes
J. D. Case
R. Q. Smith
Producers Co-operative Commission Association
Cincinnati
By Ted Smits
McCall’s
Magazin Woman’s Home Pictorial Review
Wkly
Emma
Better Homes & Woman's World Household Maga Needlecraft
Country Home
Successful Farm
Rhous A
Guaramsted
R.F.D
Tweedy Lumber CO
Pittsburg Paint Products Agency
Ralph Moore
Ed Rainey
Sharer & Moore
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