Radio Menu of Stars and Shows This Week
Screen Star Charles Coburn heads CBS Stage Door Canteen guest lineup on May 19. Frank Sinatra reaches for the $64 question on May 21 on WFBM Take It Or Leave It. NBC teases Bing Crosby Judy Garland and Fred Allen June 4 with Bergen and Carroll. Blondie meets a soldier May 22 on CBS. Dorothy Shay sings Carnival on CBS. Mr District Attorney May 24 WLW features a missing in action ambulance driver and a plea for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coburn
Stage Door
Frank Sinatra
Phil Baker
WFBM
Cookie
Fairchild
Edgar Bergen
Charlie MaeCarthy
NBC
Bing Crosby
Fred Allen
Judy Garland
The
Bakers of America
Stace Harris
United States
WLW
Harris
Where to Go This Summer Jorney
Harris, famed driver and war hero, served with First American Field Service after Pearl Harbor and with Montgomery’s Eighth Army and the Fighting French. He was wounded twice and cited for heroism by Britain and France before a medical discharge after serious illnesses. Betty Grable, Mrs Harry James, appears on CBS airlines May 22 in Springtime In The Rockies on radio theater with Ellen Dearinger, Charles Rex, and Jane Ann Kemple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorney
Harris
Pearl Harbor
General Montgomery
Eighth Army
Betty Grable
Harry James
CBS Airlines
C. B. DeMille
Rockies
Arlington Social News Marks Betty Cooley Birthday
Mrs Lowell Cooley hosted a supper in Arlington for Betty Cooley s birthday with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cooley of Homer and Cpl Leon Cooley of Camp Livingston among the guests. Mrs Jessie Stout entertained eleven Margaret Hill McCarter club members as president Mrs Raymond Wicker led with the flag salute and program remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Cooley
Arlington
Betty
Gilbert Cooley
Homer
Cpl
Leon Cooley
Camp Livingston
Joe Bogue
Jessie Stout
Margaret Hill McCarter Club
Raymond Wicker
Charles Buck
Edgar Guest
Everett Sunman
Don Rose
Wicker
Ann Jarvis
Birthday celebration at Arlington home
Carlos Heath marked his birthday Wednesday evening with a home party in Arlington. A cooperative supper followed and guests from Rushville included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Diekman and daughter Mrs. Ethel Hudson Miss Betty Ernstes Gene Dill and Ed Pea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Heath
Arlington
Carl Diekman
Ethel Hudson
Betty Ernstes
Gene Dill
Ed Pea
Rushville
Farewell Party Honors Mrs. Lowell Cooley in Arlington Move
A farewell gathering Tuesday evening honored Mrs. Lowell Cooley of Arlington who is relocating to Rushville. Guests included Mrs. Harry Joyner, Mrs. Mary Myers, Mrs. Bob Kennedy, Mrs. Merle Stout, Mrs. Roy Renegar, Mrs. Carlos Heath, Mrs. Elmer Wilkinson, Mrs. Howard Stout, Mrs. Howard Baker and Mrs. James Cadwalder. Three tables of rock and refreshments marked the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Cooley
Arlington
Rushville
Harry Joyner
Mary Myers
Bob Kennedy
Merle Stout
Roy Renegar
Carlos Heath
Elmer Wilkinson
Howard Stout
Howard Baker
James Cadwallader
Arlington man injured crossing highway in truck collision
Thomas Bird of Arlington was seriously injured Friday afternoon when struck by a eastbound truck driven by Crook of Indianapolis on U S 52 at Homer and Carthage road. Bird was treated by Dr Geo B McNabb of Carthage for bruises cuts and strained ligaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bird
Arlington
Crook
Indianapolis
U. S. 52
Joy Bringers Honor Mothers at Arling ton Church Supper
Joy Bringers class of the Arling ton Christian church held a cooperative supper and program for mothers and daughters. Thirty attended the evening featuring songs by Janet Dearinger and Rosalyn Heath with Mrs Carwein, flute numbers by Rosalyn Heath and Lois Mitchell, and readings by Mrs Heath and Rosalyn Dearinger on Mothers of the Bible and a piece titled Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Christian Church
Janet Dearinger
George Carwein
Rosalyn Heath
Rushville Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Camp Hops
Mary Louise Hutchinson closed the program with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Elmer Wilkinson and Mrs. Carson McMichael were visitors in Rushville Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clyde Rucker and children left for Camp Robinson Arkansas to visit her husband Pvt. Rucker. Mrs. Franklin Heath and daughter of Rushville visited Friday afternoon with Mrs. Carlos Heath and family. Mrs. Mary Allman and daughter Kathleen of Indianapolis spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore and daughter Janet, Lowell Moore and Ruby Fessler of Rushville visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Cadwallader Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nash of Anderson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilkinson
Carson McMichael
Rushville
Clyde Rucker
Camp Robinson
Ark
Pvt
Rucker
Franklin Heath
Carlos Heath
Mary Allman
Kathleen
Indianapolis
Glenn Moore
Janet
Lowell Moore
Ruby Fessler
James Cadwallader
Bob Nash
Anderson
Mark Stout
Skating Vanities at Indianapolis Coliseum Next Week
The Skating Vanities of 1944 comes to Indianapolis Coliseum for seven nightly shows from May 24 to May 30. Staged by Gae Foster, the production features top roller skaters in a colorful musical extravaganza presented in the Hoosier capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Coliseum
America
Hoosier Capitol Amusement Arena
Gae Foster
New York
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate No 522
The Administrator of the Estate of William Oldham has filed for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana. A hearing is set for June 10 1944 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claims. Kenneth L Earnest attorney. Carl M Oldham Louie B Oldham administrator. Dalas Hardwick Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oldham
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Kenneth L. Earnest
Carl M. Oldham
Louie B. Oldham
Dalas Hardwick
Shrine Benefit Opens at Indianapolis Coliseum
The Murat Temple Shriners sponsor a public benefit opening at the Indianapolis State Fair Grounds Coliseum on Wednesday the 24th with Potentate Ike Riley predicting a capacity crowd. Nightly performances begin at 8 30 p m with reserved seat prices set at 2 40 1 80 and other details noted for a large public turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Murat Temple Shriners
Ike Riley
Notice of Estate Administration in Rush County
Notice is given that the undersigned is appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of Elvira L. McCorkill late of Rush County deceased. The estate is stated to be solvent. Dated May 11, 1944. Attest: Dallas Hardwick, clerk Rush Circuit Court, Walter B. Keaton, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Elvira L. McCorkhiLl
Dallas Hardwick
Rush Circuit Court
Walter B. Keaton
Harry R. Leisure
Russell B. Titsworth
Tickets On Sale With Mail Order Emphasis For Event
The notice states tickets priced at 1.20 dollars including tax and highlights mail orders. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crews of Indianapolis as weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Crews
Indianapolis
Raymond McDaniel
Notice of Administration for the Leisure Estate
Administratrix Mary F Leisure of Rush County is named to manage the estate of Harry R Leisure deceased. The filing date is May 10 1944 with attorney Russell B Titsworth on record for probate matters.
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Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED Bebly
Alonzo L. Tuttle
United States of America
Blondie
CBS
Penny Singleton
Arthur Lake
Dagwood
Dorothy Shay
Alec Templeton
Morton Gould
Tunin
Ri di Busines
Knightstown
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Greenfield
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Ind
Mush Countyoan & Finance CO
Ellen Dearinger
Charles Rex and
Jane Ann Kemple
Arlington News
Federated Club
Tuxedo
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Mary Louise Hutchinson
Alhambra Knightstown, Ind
Mystery
Johnny Weissmuller
Nancy Kelly
Johnny Sheffield
Son Chaney and
Louise Albritton
Sun, Mon
John Wayne
Martha Scott
Old
Oklahoma
Robert Paige
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Beenfield
Shelbyville
Paul McCorkhill
Mary F. Leisure
Ratliff
N. Wash
Hunt’s Food Market
East Mill Street
Bossy
Erfectio
Briant Ree
Tweedy Lumber Co
Indiana Brewers Association
Chamber of Commerce Building
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