Church Notes and Meetings in Rushville Area
Local church notices list Bible School at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m 7 30 p m with prayer meetings Tuesdays and Thursdays City park tent meeting begins Monday night led by E L Glover and Y M W B activities include education drive and Epworth League May 31 all day W F M S with speakers including Mrs Asbury Indianapolis and Fletcher M E details for Fletcher M E Church weekly schedule and events for June.
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City Park
Rushville
E. L. Glover
W. OF Moore
Epworth League
Asbury
Indianapolis
School and College Miss Henley enters Central Business College
Miss Babette Henley will enter Central Business College in Indianapolis on Monday. Miss Helen Overman, music supervisor at Marion Junior High, will visit home for vacation next weekend. Miss Helen Gause, Auburn school music supervisor, is due home late next week after school ends. Charles Ruby, Pine Village principal and Danville State Normal attendee, spent last weekend with his parents and will lead Glenwood schools next term.
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Babette Henley
Central Business College
Indianapolis
Helen Overman
Marion
Helen Gause
Auburn
Charles Ruby
Pine Village
Danville
Christian Helpers Market at Winfield's Grocery Saturday
The Christian Helpers announce a market this Saturday afternoon at Winfield's Grocery. Proceeds support community aid programs and local service projects.
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Winfield’s Grocery
World’s Largest Motor Bus Terminal Opens in Indianapolis
The new two story hub on Maryland street in Indianapolis marks the world’s largest motor bus terminal opening on Tuesday. A parade of storms and hail caused about 20000 in damage near Greensburg and Muncie, while 1500 pounds of turtles were caught in Nineveh creek and sold in Richmond.
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Indianapolis
Maryland Street
William Robertson
Columbus
Nineveh Creek
Richmond
Muncie
Turday
Greensburg
Bernard Stiers
Final Health Series Meeting With Dr Arthur
The final meeting of the Health series features a lady speaker Dr Arthur. It begins at 8 p m next Thursday at the Library with a motion picture shown. The public is invited.
Old Folks Singing Class to gather at Morristown
The Diapason Class holds its annual meet Sunday in Morristown drawing hundreds. Lunches may be taken to the Margaret Dodds Memorial Hall and coffee will be served free. The program starts at 2 p m with the Old Missouri Harmony Singers now known as the class performing.
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Morristown
Margaret Dodds
Old Missouri Harmony Singers
Why Jealousy Surfaces in People and Children
A reflective piece argues jealousy is common and disliked, yet fuels ambition. It notes rulers like a popular tenor and children’s behavior reveal jealousy’s role in personality, suggesting parents steer envy into constructive traits through questioning and guidance.
Why Onions Trigger Tears Say Scientists
A scientist explains tears as a salty fluid produced to moisten and cleanse the eyes. Tears increase when irritation from onion vapors wets the eye, flooding tear glands to wash away the irritant. Some hold a pin between teeth to avoid tearing, a belief noted in Pathfinder Magazine.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Memorial Day flowers and Pendleton auto crash condition
Flowers for Memorial Day appear in a notice listing Mrs Mary F. Willcutt as contact. Miss Roxie Teague of Pendleton was injured in an automobile accident there, remained conscious Sunday, but is in serious condition.
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Mary F. Willcutt
Roxie Teague
Pendleton
Mill Sold to Bondholders Committee in Rush Circuit
The Lagerloff Trading Co. of Chicago failed to overturn a former order authorizing the sale of the American Paper Products plant in Rush. Private sale yielded a bid of 250000 by the bondholders committee, with Andrew H. Kauffman of St. Louis as representative. Henry Davis of Bryan Williams Cave advised St. Louis Union Trust Company, trustee. A future sale may let the plant resume operation.
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Rush
Lagerloff Trading Co
Chicago
American Paper Products Company
Andrew H. Kauffman
St. Louis
Henry Davis
Bryan, Williams & Cave
St. Louis Union Trust Company
Former Resident Celebrates 91st Birthday in Guilford
Mrs Jemima White of Guilford College North Carolina marked her 91st birthday on Wednesday. Her daughters traveled from the North to surprise her and Mr and Mrs S L Newsom, visiting from this place, presented a cake with ninety one candles.
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Jemima White
Guilford College
N. C
S. L. Newsom
Local Social Notes From Greenfield Area
Miss Pearle Coffin spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt Mrs Rufina White at Greenfield. Maxine Narvel of Greenfield underwent hip surgery last week at Riley hospital Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Ernest Black and son from Indianapolis visited J M Stone family. Mrs Black is former Nina Ford teacher here. R M Allen and family of Anderson were Sunday guests. Mrs J B Redding of Knights Town mails Citizen to Luther Bond in Los Angeles. Bond lived here about thirty years ago. John Hoon, Boston Theological University student, arrives Monday to visit Rev Frank T Hoon and family. they will spend days at Paoli and Kokomo then depart Wednesday for Iowa and Lincoln Neb for Wesleyan University graduation.
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Maxine Narvel
Greenfield
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Ernest Black and Son
J. M. Stone
Black
Nina Ford
R. M. Allen and
Anderson
J. B. Redding
Knightstown
Luther Bond
Inez Street
Los Angeles
Calif
Bond
John Hoon
Boston Theological University
Frank T. Hoon
Paoli
Kokomo
Iowa
Lincoln
Neb
Methodist Wesleyan University
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Walborn
W. J. Phelps
P. & G. Naptha
A. W. Winfield
Axminster
Armstrong
Batiste
Ladies’ Union
Sims’ Quality Store
Bible School
Ruth White
Ramona Pitts
Charles S. Dudley
J. A. Lineback
Clyde Conn
Indiana
Griffin
Secretary of State
Auditorium Theatre
Carthage
Gloria Swanson
Charlie Chaplin
Gloria
Ann Pennington
The
Buck Jones
Vernon
Hodge Podge
Bondholders Committee
Gates’ Variety Store
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