Dick's Dope Bucket Predictions From McNabb
McNabb highlights upsets with Carthage losing to New Salem and Manilla beaten, notes Robert McKain’s appendicitis, and forecasts county games including Milroy horseshoe champions. Predictions favor Carthage at New Salem by 10, Manilla over Mays by 3 to 5, Arlington over Raleigh by 5 to 10.
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Carthage
Manilla
New Salem
Robert
Sugar) McKain
Raiders
Milroy
Eagles
Mays
Raleigh
Arlington
Defense materials squeeze harms small businesses
The piece argues that defense material shortages threaten small firms and workers as steel wire and other essentials become scarce. It calls for defense priority for compatible plants to keep operations and jobs, while criticizing the sprawling defense information apparatus as costly and duplicative. It closes with visitor notes and local social engagements.
Local Folks Share Sundays and Visits Across Towns
Gwynneville residents visit friends in New Palestine as Mrs Ella Gunning spends time with Mrs Stella Kemp. The Long family moves infant Judith Amn from Major hospital Shelbyville to home. James Andrews shows slow recovery from illness. Mrs Kenneth Rule and daughters dine with the Nighs while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hite host a day trip to Adams. Griffin families and Mary Helen Ham visit Greenfield. Covall welcomes Harold Boring family and Sandra Kay from Shelbyville. Frank Sullivan and son host Mona Cole of Morristown for dinner. Lorene Jeffers and Ardith Beckner share a Tuesday dinner. Ralph Hester from near Manila dines with the Wilcoxon family. Maurice Cherry and daughter visit Indianapolis and Brown County with Frank Kemper. Ode to local socializing continues with shopping and visits across Shelbyville and surrounding areas.
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Ella Gunning
Stella Kemp
Carlos Long
Judith Amn
Shelbyville
James Andrews
Kenneth Rule
George Nigh
Kenneth Hite
Adams
William Linville
Hallie Griffin
Mary Helen Ham
Greenfield
Eugene Grffin
Norman Covall
Harold Boring
Sandra Kay
Frank Sullivan
Mona Cole
Morristown
Lorene Jeffers
Arlington High School
Ardith Beckner
Ralph Hester
Manilla
Raymond Wilcoxon
Maurice Cherry
Indianapolis
Frank Kemper
Brown County
Fred Pollitt
Rachel Sullivan
Hoover Named Chairman of Earlham Group Campaign
Herbert Hoover was named chairman of the honorary advisory committee for Earlham College’s campaign to build a new women’s residence hall. The goal is $225,000. R Warren Barrett will be general chairman and Isaac E Woodard alumni chairman. The drive, announced at a homecoming banquet in Richmond, outlines modernization of Earlham Hall into a student center with expanded facilities.
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Richmond
Ind
Herbert Hoover
Earlham
William C. Dennis
Earlham College
R. Warren Barrett
New York City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Isaac E. Woodard
Acme-Evans Milling Co
Indianapolis
Windsor Harris
Joe Payne
New Castle
Barrett
Dennis
Earlham Hall
Earlham College Homecoming Events Span Sports and Drama
The Earlham campus featured homecoming activities including a women’s hockey match against North Shore of Chicago, a football game with Rose Poly, and the comedy Button Button by Mask and Mantle. Speakers included Elsie Marshall and Dr. John J. Haramy with other trustees and alumni in attendance.
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Elsie Marshall
John J. Haramy
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Claribel Hadley
Wabash, Ind
George D. van Dyke
Will W. Reller
Richmond
Walter C. Woodward
Earlham Board of Trustees
American Friend Magazine
Earlham
North Shore of
Chicago
Rose Poly
Mask and Mantle
Earlham Foundation
Howard E. Henley
This Place
Advise Students to Take Math For Army Air Careers
Carthage high school students were urged to study mathematics to pursue army aviation careers. The Fifth Corps Area Headquarters at Fort Hayes Columbus Ohio announced that for the 1941 42 school year more than 5000 aviation cadet officer training scholarships and 600 enlisted pilot scholarships would be awarded to Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia students. Last year 2270 scholarships were offered. Enrollment rules require math emphasis and eligibility criteria include unmarried male graduates with math units 18 to 23 years old and the ability to pass a pilot physical examination.
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Fifth Corps Area Headquarters
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Army Air Forces
Public Service Company declares dividends in Indiana
The Public Service Company of Indiana board, meeting in Indianapolis, authorized an initial $1.18 per share dividend on five percent preferred stock from incorporation Sept 6 to Nov 30 and 25 cents per share on common stock. Cash dividends pay Dec 1 to holders of record Nov 15. President R A Gallagher announced a major construction program and planned debt refinancing with additional bond issues. Budgets anticipate $1 per share annual common dividend, 25 cents quarterly.
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Board of Directors of
Public Service Company of Indiana, Inc
Indianapolis
R. A. Gallagher
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