Willing Workers Meet In Gwynneville Community
The Willing Workers class of the U B church met with 19 members and 10 guests for a pitch in dinner at Mrs. Charles Van Scyoc near Morristown. Devotions led by Mrs. Durst Beckner. program included a paper by Mrs. Helen Six and a Thanksgiving story by Mrs. Mary Hurst. Next meeting slated with Mrs. Clarence Unger on Dec 8. Numerous local calls and visits were noted, with several families hosting or visiting in Gwynneville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Charles van Scyoc
Morristown
Helen Six
Mary Hurst
Clarence Unger
Charles Irvine
Edd Poston
Durst Beckner
Frank Hull
Rushville
Lewis Nigh
C. E. Hurst
Donald Martin
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Clyde Connaway
John Wortman
Robert Hurst
Butler
Ola Haywood
Howard Haywood
Frank Wilcoxon
J. C. Springer
Alva Andrews
Arthur Shelton
Gwynneville
Earl
Raymond Wilcoxon
Helen
Stella Kemp
J. C. Springer and
Jesse Todd
Lawrence
Cliff Andrews
Near
Marion
James Andrews
Mary Frances Pollitt
Carthage
Florence Willard
Morgenthau Denies Spending Above Debt Limit
Secretary Morgenthau said he would not spend beyond the $45 billion debt limit and would not be placed in a position to do so without Congress approval. He noted the current debt at about $41.17 billion and reiterated his prior recommendation to raise the cap to $50 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Congress
Birthday dinner honors Flora Swain in Shelbyville
Shelbyville residents attended a pitch in dinner Sunday at Flora Swain to celebrate her eightieth birthday. A three tier cake and American Beauty roses decorated the table as family and friends gathered, including Bert and Durst Beckner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Swain
Bert Rigsbee
Durst Beckner
Alice Swain
Everett Hester
Warren Young
Pearl Cox
Wendell
Lois Pitts
Warren Brown
Gurney Swain
Roy Swain
Clara Rigsbee
Ella Macy
Emma Rigsbee
D. E. Peer
Treasury recalc shows WWI debts still owed by nations
On Armistice Day the Treasury unveiled a recomputation listing European debtor totals of 14.197 billion dollars. Leading sums include Great Britain 5.497 billion, France 4.181 billion, Italy 2.024 billion, Germany 1.260 billion, with smaller claims for Armenia Belgium Czechoslovakia Estonia Finland Austria Greece Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Russia and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Nere
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Armenia
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Finland
Austria
Greece
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Russia
And
Yugoslavia
Milroy Dominates Clarksburg in 41–16 Victory
Milroy Cardinals advance with impressive style as they down Clarksburg 41 to 16 on Morristown floor. Morton falls 35 to 34 at Knightstown after costly personal fouls. Arlington defeats Raleigh 26 to 18 in a see-saw contest. Manilla Sandusky match ends as no contest after Joe Cotton breaks leg. game to be replayed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Clarksburg
Arlington
Raleigh
Knightstown
Morton
Manilla-Sandusky
Milroy Cardinals
Arlington Wildcats
Morristown
Ten Tax Rates Are Reduced in Buck County
The state tax board ordered lower levies for next year after hearings led by Rolla Stratton. Notices to Hubert Alexander show cuts while welfare fund remains at 6 cents. Ripley township cuts the special school fund from 38 to 32 cents. Carthage general fund drops from 30.1 to 26.1 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush County
Rolla Stratton
Hubert Alexander
Ripley Township
Carthage Corporation
Weekend High School Football Schedule Features Arlington and Morristown
The week opens with Friday night games Arlington versus Morristown and Carthage opposing Raleigh. Also slated Friday Manilla hosts Morton Mays visits New Salem. Aurora battles Rushville while Sunman visits Milroy with a Saturday night slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Morristown
Carthage
Raleigh
Manilla
Morton
Service Club Entertains
A long roster lists attendees at a service club gathering including Roy Herkless H. G. Stager Sarah Stager Thomas Bush J A Lineback Frank Overman Joel Ridlen George B. Moore C V McMillan Claude Sipe and many others from Knightstown Amboy Seat tle and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herkless
H. G. Stager
Sarah Stager
Thomas Bush
J. A. Lineback
Frank Overman
Joel Ridlen
George B. Moore
C. V. McMillan
Claude Sipe
Roy Newby
Grant Henley
Carl Hogle
Milt Gardner
Alma Gardner
A. B. Thompson
Murray S. Kenworthy
L. Herbert Reynolds
Amboy
Ind
Jean Porter
Bertha Mae Stephens
Ruth Burkher
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Miller
White House
Lawrence Wortman
Mrs
Roy Small
John Ferriday
Kokomo
Edward Evans and Son
Earnestine Nigh
Lawr
Nightstown, Ind
Clark Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
San Francisco
Spencer Tracy
Richard Dix
Richard Green
Brenda Joyce
Buck Jones In
From
Arizona
Sun
Mon
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Charles Coburn
Frank Albertson
E. E. Clive
Ashville, Ind
W. E. Cooper
Ence Wortman
Mrs. Earnestine Nigh
Shelbyville
Clayton Bass
Stella Copple
Martha and
Pauline Guffin
Marjorie Nigh
Dorsey Smith
Rays Crossing
Mort Macy
Greenfield
Carlos Long and Son
Jan
Pete Northam
Mrs. Vernal
Sandusky Gymnasium
Joe Cotton
Service Club
Carthage, Ind
King’s Beauty Shop
Knightstown Furniture Co
Doc
Blic
SER
Ompfan
Ana
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