TV Radio Highlights New Summer Schedule and Stars
Ann Sothern leads Congo Maisie with John Hodiak on Screen Guild Players NBC May 29. Dark Victory moves to Star Playhouse beginning June 5. The Sun Field stars George Raft and Ruth Hussey on Silver Theatre CBS May 28. Summer runs list Kate Smith Burns and Allen Aldrich Family Duffy Eddie Cantor Dinah Shore. Georgia Carroll voted The Above and Beyond girl by Air Service Training Center Fresno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Sothern
Congo
Maisie
John Hodiak
Screen Guild
Columbia
NBC
Star Playhouse
Bette Davis
George Raft
Ruth Hussey
Milton Lazarus
Heywood Broun
Silver Theatre
CBS
Kate Smith
Burns and Allen
Aldrich Family
Duffy’s
Eddie Cantor
Dinah Shore
Cantor
Duffy
Georgia Carroll
Men of the
Air Service Training Center
Fresno
Calif
Radio Programs Add Star Power Through Summer Lineup
Carroll joins Kay Kyser on NBC for College of Musical Knowledge while Eddie Cantor hosts Stage Door Can teen with Nora Martin and Bert Gordon on May 26. Joan Bennett stars in Colu mbia Silver Theatre on June 4. John Loder directs. Kenny Baker debuts on Blue Ribbon Town over CBS on June 24 replacing Groucho Marx on summer radio series. In order to take on the radio assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cantor and Company
Nora Martin
Bert Gordon
Joan Bennett
Columbia
Silver Theatre
John Loder
Felix Mills
Kenny Baker
CBS
Groucho Marx
Baker to exit lead in One Touch of Venus on Broadway
Baker will drop out as the male lead in the Broadway smash One Touch of Venus. He leaves Hollywood June 1. Robert Armbruster and his orchestra will be heard with Baker on the summer series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Hollywood
Robert Armbruster
Remember When Visits and Local Guests Noted
Do You Remember When J. S. Pitts visited Luther Bundy and family near Greenfield from Saturday until Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Herkless and daughter with Mrs Charles Midkiff of Knightstown went to Indianapolis Saturday. Miss Margaret Toohey was guest two days last week of Mrs Fred White. Misses Martha and Susie Bentley were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Winslow from Saturday until Monday, Mr and Mrs M F Lovett were in Indianapolis Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Pitts
Luther Bundy and
Greenfield
Roy Herkless
Charles Midkiff
Knightstown
Indianapolis
Margaret Toohey
Fred White
Martha and
Susie Bentley
Homer Winslow
Mrs. M. F. Lovett
Lord’s
Indianapolis visitors attend Morristown Diapason class
Doc Bradburn of Indianapolis visited over Sunday with his mother Mrs Louisa Bradburn and Misses Winona Newsom Pearl Coffin and Catherine Constable attending the Diapason class meeting in Morristown. Miss Lillian Henley returned Sunday from San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Burl Magee spent last week in Marion, accompanied home by Mrs Magee's sister Mrs Lavonne Wilson and her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Bradburn
Indianapolis
Louisa Bradburn
Winona Newsom
Pearl Coffin
Catherine Constable
Morristown
Lillian Henley
San Francisco
Calif
Burl Magee
Marion
Social notes from Indianapolis visitants dated May 25 1934
Mrs. O C McCarty spent the previous weekend in Indianapolis. Misses Jean Sullivan and Anna Mildred McClarnon, Central Business College students, were home for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Maurice Bell of Indianapolis visited the Pitts family. Miss Mattie Clark visited relatives in Indianapolis Thursday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. McCarty
Indianapolis
Jean Sullivan
Anna Mildred McClarnon
Central Business College
Maurice Bell
H. O. Pitts
Mattie Clark
Jol ly Eight club hosts rock session in Arlington
Two tables of rock were in ses sion Wednesday night when Mrs. Harry Hinton entertained the Jol ly Eight club of Arlington. At the close of the games refreshments were served to several members and one guest, Mrs. Mary Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hinton
Jolly Eight Club
Arlington
Mary Myers
Lowell Hutchinson
Pollyanna Club
Morristown
Glenn Myers
James McKay
Hutchinson
Mary Louisé Hutchinson
George Nigh
Arlington couple entertains guests at home
Mr and Mrs Earl Downey hosted Sunday at their Arlington home with guests Mr and Mrs Oren Veach and their daughter Janet and son Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Downey
Arlington
Oren Veach
Janet
Bobby
Sleeping sickness disease linked to pigeons and pheasants
A report from the American Foundation for Animal Health warns that the eastern and western types of horse sleeping sickness are spreading across regions. Pigeons and ring necked pheasants may carry the virus, prompting vaccination of horses in at risk areas as a public health measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Foundation For Animal Health
The
Foundation
Indiana Women Present Talks on Hoosiers and Alaska Minerals
A local meeting featured talks including Why People of Indiana are Called Hoosiers by Mrs. Julia Orme and Indians by Mrs. Luther Shaffer. Mrs. Elmer Hutchinson spoke on Alaska minerals, with Mrs. Downey closing the program Our Parents. Contests and keno followed under Mrs. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Downey
Cleora Jordan
Weekend Visitors Spread Across Nearby Towns
Mrs Ruth Baker of Lawrence visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Herbert Trobaugh. Mr and Mrs Glenn Downey of Noblesville stayed Sunday night and Monday with Mr and Mrs Earl Downey. Mrs Mary Alsman and Kathleen Alsman of Indianapolis were here for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Warren Nelson and family were Saturday visitors in Indianapolis. Mrs Harry Joyner was a Friday visitor in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Brainard Nelson of Morristown visited Sunday evening with the Nelsons. Mr and Mrs Lowell Hutchinson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Hyson of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Baker
Lawrence
Herbert Trobaugh
Glenn Downey
Noblesville
Earl Downey
Mary Alsman
Kathleen Alsman
Indianapolis
Warren Nelson
Harry Joyner
Brainard Nelson
Morristown
Lowell Hutchinson
Roy Hyson
Vaccination of Horses Aims to Curb Fatal Virus Spread
A report notes that vaccinating horses helps reduce transmission of a often fatal virus to humans, underscoring the role of animal health in public safety.
Appointment of Administrator for Rebecca Morris Estate
Notice lists J Myron Stratton as administrator of Rebecca Morris, deceased, Rush County Indiana. The Rush Circuit Court clerk Dalas Hardwick attests with attorney Russell B. Titsworth. Dated May 19, 1944. The estate is described as solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Rebecca Morris
Dalas Hardwick
Rush Circuit Court
Russell B. Titsworth
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate No 522
The Administrator of the Estate of William Oldham deceased has filed for final settlement in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana on June 10 1944 the 24th day of the May Term. Heirs and interested parties must appear and prove heirship or claim. Kenneth L Earnest Attorney LOUIE B OLDHAM and CARL M OLDHAM Administrators Dalas Hardwick Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oldham
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Kenneth L. Earnest
Louie B. Oldham
Carl M. Oldham
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Carthage
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
E. Bly and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Publishers
Telephone
United States of America
Businew
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bldg
Rushville, Ind
PSI
Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Company
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Entertains Club
Electaie Nalladon
Public Service Company of
the Public Service Commission of
Public Service Company
OF Indiana, Inc
J. Myron Stratton
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Bushville
Shelbyville
Sweet William Brand
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