Sophomore History Votes Most Noted Men In U S
The Sophomore History class listed the ten most noted Americans: Lincoln, Washington, Roosevelt, Edison, Franklin, Wilson, Jefferson, Lindbergh, Bell, and Grant. Freshman class held a surprise party for Ernest Webb. Intramural results: Knopp over Copher 6-5, Hill over Stevens 13-4, Gardner over Keller 2-0, Sullivan over Smith 9-5. An iron gate was installed at the head of the stairs for game-night property protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abraham Lincoln
George Washinton
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Col. Lindberg
Alexander Graham Bell
Alessus S. Grant
Ernest Webb
Ray Knopp
Donovan Copher
Weldon Hill
Leroy Stevens
Violet Gardner
Roselyn Keller
Jean Sullivan
Lennes Smith
Carthage
Blue Birds
Arlington “Wildcats
Arlington
Bluebirds
Arlington Wild Cats
Shultz
Congress
Gladys Brooks
Constance Noble
Elmer Porter
Pearl Ennix
Hollywood Review
Car Wells
Zoo
House of
Halloween Party at the Henley Farm
Rosemary Henley and Carolyn Norris hosted a Halloween party at the Henley farm on Saturday night. Decorations featured corn shocks jack o lanterns black cats and bats while a ghost greeted guests by the door. Guests unmasked enjoyed games and seasonal refreshments by the fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Henley
Carolyn Norris
Henley Farm
Halloween Carnival At School House
A Halloween carnival hosted by the Junior class and Miss Ramona Norris drew a good crowd in the High School Auditorium on Tuesday night. Prizes for best makeup went to Constance Noble and Gladys Brooks. Nine junior boys staged the Hollywood Review, which drew cheers. Booths offered the usual treats and the net profit reached about $15 for the Junior class fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Norris
Constance Noble
Gladys Brooks
Hollywood Review
W C T U Convention Attended in Indianapolis
Miss Mattie Clark Mrs Myrtle Carfield Miss Alta Carfield Miss Winnona Newsom and Mrs Fred King attended the W C T U convention Sunday afternoon at Roberts Park Methodist church in Indianapolis.Speaker Whiting Williams of Cleveland Ohio world traveler and writer spoke on Workers and Liquor Control.
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Mattie Clark
Myrtle Carfield
Alta Carfield
Winnona Newsom
Fred King
Roberts Park Methodist Church
Indianapolis
Whiting Williams
Cleveland
Ohio
Thirty Three Sign Wheat Contract at Library Meeting
Thirty three farmers signed government wheat contracts at a library meeting last Monday night. About $3000 is expected to be paid to Ripley township farmers, with checks to be mailed in about thirty days.
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Ripley
Dinner Guests Enjoy Halloween At Sipe Coffin Dinner
Mrs Anna J Sipe and Miss Pearl Coffin hosted a Friday evening dinner for Mrs Avery Rawls Mrs Grace Phelps Mrs Kathe Kennedy Mrs Grace H Porter and the Misses Winona Newsom and Lillian Henley. The party featured Halloween decorations in orange white and black and guests spent the evening socially in good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Sipe
Calvin Hurt In Cabin Remodel Accident At Wilson Farm
J. O. Calvin was injured while removing boards from an old cabin on the Wilson farm. A decayed chimney toppled, pinning him to the wall. he suffered bruises and cuts to his legs with no broken bones reported, described as a minor miracle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Farm
Calvin
Local residents host gatherings and travel plans cited
Mrs. Hubert Hill and daughter Mary Louise visited Rushville on Tuesday. Several families including the Walkers, Kirks, Rogers, Miles, and Harford City contingent shared meals and social time. Others traveled to Kentucky and Indiana for visits with relatives, with plans to return. Mrs. Minnie Adkins shows rapid improvement after hospital stay. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hill plan to winter in Ft Lauderdale. Subscribe for the Citizen now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hill
Mary Louise
Rushville
Gold Diggers of 1933 at Carthage Auditorium
Armistice Day program features Warner Bros spectacular with Warren, Blondell, Keeler, Powell, Rogers and others. Busby Berkeley directs lavish choruses of 200 as the backstage story unfolds with romance, songs by Warren and Dubin, and a dazzling show finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus
Berkeley
Harry Warren
al Dubin
Warren William
Joan Blondell
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
42Nd Street
Dick Powell
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Ginger Rogers
Ned Sparks
Warners Bros
Mervyn LeRoy
Elmer the Great
Avery Hopwood
Erwin Gelsey
James Seynour
New York
Busby Berkeley
Aan
Spain
Hollywood
Hallowe'en Carnival Raises Funds for Friends Church
The Young Quaker Class of the Friends church hosted a Hallowe'en Carnival in the Newsom building Saturday night. Attendees enjoyed witches, fortune tellers, art galleries and other entertainments. The art gallery exhibited infant pictures of local business men and town landmarks. The event generated about $20 in net proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Newsom
Courageous Violets Prize From Leafy Ravine Discovery
Mrs. J. O. Calvin sought a party prize for her son and found violets under fall leaves along a ravine. She gathered them and presented them as first prize. Mrs. Calvin, wife of J. O. Calvin, lives on the Wilson farm southwest of town and tends a large apple orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Calvin
Mrs. Calvin
Wilson Farm
Here
Local visitors call on Connersville friends Sunday
Mrs Charles Moore and daughter Betty visited friends in Connersville along with Mrs Grace Drake and Bert Sharer on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Moore
Betty
Grace Drake
Bert Sharer
Connersville
Golden Plover Reader’s Note on Fastest Migrant Flyer
The golden plover is noted as the fastest migratory bird, flying from Nova Scotia to South America in just over three days and nights, mostly over water. In spring its return route to Nova Scotia shifts to a westward path over the Andes, then up the coast, crossing Central America, the Gulf of Mexico, and finally the Mississippi River valley to nest.
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Atlantic
Florida
Tropics
South America
Mississippi Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Nova Scoa
America
Nova Scotia
Andes Mountains
Central America
Gulf of Mexco
Mississippi Iver
Perkins Steel Engraving Process Sparks Stamp and Note Printing
A Chicago Tribune writer credits Jacob Perkins of Massachusetts with inventing a steel engraving transfer process. The method copies designs from dies to a steel plate, enabling authentic engravings without hand-engraving hundreds of subjects. It aided banknotes, postage stamps, and securities printing in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erican
Jacob Perkins
Massachusetts
Chicago Tribune
Perkins
England
Bank of England
London
United States
Coral Is Built by Tiny Skeleton-Making Animals
Coral is a soft olive brown animal like a jelly with many tentacles around its mouth. It draws lime from seawater to build a lime shell, creating a living platform. Over thousands of years billions of corals form a massive reef, such as the Great Barrier Reef off Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Big Heads and Receding Chins Reflect Mental Myths
A writer in How to Live argues that head size or chin shape has no bearing on intellect or character. The piece notes such beliefs can influence parents and peers to shape a child’s self view and future, favoring big heads and creating insecurity in those with retiring chins.
Stolen Machine Recovered Near Greensburg
Rue Ewing reported a machine stolen from a Rushville parking area. It was found in Greensburg with the lights out and an empty gasoline tank, whereas it was full of gas when left in Rushville.
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Rue Ewing
Rushville
Greensburg
Walnut Ridge Church Homecoming Draws 250
Walnut Ridge held Home Coming and Rally Day last Sunday with about 250 attendees. Ira C. Johnson delivered the message and Mary L. Bruner of Greenfield shared the meeting history begun in 1826. The brick meeting house atop a frame predecessor cost just over 10 000 dollars.
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Walnut Ridge
Ira C. Johnson
Mary L. Bruner
Greenfield
Harry E. Reece
Paul K Wright
Albert Furstenburger
Almira Brown
Anna Hill
Will Hill
Murry Taylor
Dayton Kyser
Dublin
Susie R Binford
Richmond
Elsa Binford
Charles Young
Shirley
Ralph Eastburn
Greensboro
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Kyser in Newcastle
Mrs Michael Kyser enjoyed a pleasant surprise party with a pitch-in dinner at her home Sunday evening in honor of her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E H Jones and family, Mr and Mrs Irwin Renegar, R D Hiatt, Mr and Mrs Will Kyser of Newcastle, Mrs Elizabeth Doty of Cincinnati, Mr and Mrs C G Hill, Mr and Mrs A J Carr and son Jimmie, Mrs Maude Rohm and daughter Jean Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheal Kyser
E. H. Jones
Irwin Renegar
R. D. Hiatt
Will Kyser
Newcastle
Elizabeth Doty
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. G Hill
A. J. Carr
Jimmie
Maude Rohm
Jean Porter
Taxation as obstacle to recovery and growth
The text argues taxation is the main barrier to business recovery, hindering profit, hiring, and expansion. It notes government waste and inefficiency, urges elimination of excess costs, cites post office savings, and urges reasonable taxes as friend to recovery, employment, and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everes
Tibet
Post Office Department
Bluebirds Defeat Raleigh in Tight Friday Hoops
The Carthage Bluebirds beat Raleigh 22 to 16 after trailing 12 to 8 at halftime. Ewing led locals with 8 points, Hill had 7 for Sir Walters, as the Bluebirds took control in the third quarter and never trailed again. They travel to Arlington next Friday.
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Carthage Bluebirds
Raleigh
Sir Walters
Bluebirds
Ewing
Hill
Arlinton
Mill employee undergoes appendix operation
Robert Campbell, an office worker at the local mill, had an appendectomy last Monday and is reported to be doing very well. Mr and Mrs Roy Herkles spent Friday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell
Roy Herkles
Cincinati
Religious events and notices from Friends Church
The church reports a happy midweek meeting and a strong attendance. It notes study on Hosea and Isaiah chapters, a union Sunday evening service with Wesleyan Methodist and Christian congregations, and upcoming Indiana Yearly Meeting conference in Spiceland with lodging free and meals at 25 cents. The Young Quakers hosted a Halloween event with proceeds for charity. Next Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship at 10:30 a.m. with union services at 7:00 p.m.
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Hasea
Wesleyan Methodist
Wesleyan M. E
Weslyan M. E
Fletcher M. E. Church Weekly Activities and Plans
Fletcher M. E. church notes social events at the parsonage barn for Primary and Epworth League. Midweek services, morning worship at 10 35, Epworth League 6 00, and evening service with Rev Schoolfield speaking on Theodore Roosevelt. Goodhealth Night planned, with Dr W E Schoolfield and Mary Schoolfield as speakers. Fish supper set for November 9. E L B O W meets November 6 with Mrs Anna Parish assisting.
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Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Mary Jessup
Roselyn Keller
Schoolfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Yiend
W. E. Schoolfield
Orleans
Ind
N. I. Schoolfield
Mary Schoolfeld
Fonday
Anna Parish
Death of Mrs Hays at Local Home
Mrs Mary Francis Hayes aged 72 died at her home south of town at 8 30 after a period of declining health caused by complications. Born February 19 1861 in Henry County near Lewisville she married Lan Hayes February 18 1885. They moved to Rush County in 1892 and lived in this community since. Survived by husband two sisters Jane Griggs Preston Idaho and Anna Heck Spiceland. Funeral 2 00 Friday East Street Christian Church Rev Walter Crawley officiating interment Lewisville Cemetery.
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Mary Francis Hayes
Here
Henry County
Lewisville
Lan Hayes
Rush County
Jane Griggs
Preston
Idaho
Anna Heck
Spiceland
East St. Christian Church
Walter Crawley
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Fillmore
Taylor
Johnson
Lincoln
Arthur
Garfield
Roosevelt
McKinley
Coolige
Harding
President
San Francisco
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
James Monroe
Trenton
Hallowe’en Party
Dwight Sims
Wade Walker
Russell Clark
Roy Kunkle
Perry Rogers
Edna Miles
Virgil Doyle
Harford City
Charles Walker
West Baden
Walter Walker
Drew Evans
Plummer Ladiang
Ralph Pearson
Susy Evans
Verna S. Hill
Elizabeth J. Hill
Lydia Stevens
Muncie
Lucille Marsh
Mrs
Ivan W. Marsh
Near
Cowan, Ind
Minnie Adkins
Shelbyville
C. G. Hill
Ft. Lauderdale, Flo
Hallowe’en Carnival
Coral Makers
Walnut Ridge Church
Hays
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