Professional Men Eligible for Selective Service Training
Indianapolis November 20. Professional men including lawyers doctors and dentists and proprietors of one man businesses must be considered eligible for Selective Service training though community welfare will be protected. Director C A Dykstra said local boards will decide like other registrants with emphasis on national and local welfare. He noted hardships but said sacrifices are inevitable and that some face greater personal loss than others. He warned about fermenting cases where several services exist in a community.
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Indianapolis
C. A. Dykstra
National Selective Service
Charles Merz
Indiana
Dykstra
Social Security Rep to Visit Rushville for Local Residents
The Social Security Board will send a representative to Rushville Indiana to assist employers and employees with in person information and help. The session at the Rushville Post Office runs November 25 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and will be held on the second and fourth Mondays each month at the same time until further notice.
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Social Security Board
Rushville
Leslie W. Carson
Richmond, Indiana
Ind
Glenwood Bank Destroyed by Fire in Early Morning Blaze
The Glenwood State Bank on north and south street Glenwood burned out in a two story frame building. Rushville and Connersville fire departments fought the blaze but could not save the structure. Banking resumed the next day in the cashier T G Richardson's residence.
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Glenwood State Bank
Glenwood
Rushville
Connersville
T. G. Richardson
Carthage Service Club Meeting Set for Monday
The Carthage Service club invites all members to the next meeting on Monday night November 25 at 6 45 p m at Fletcher Methodist Church A good speaker has been secured and members are urged to attend.
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Carthage Service Club
Fletcher Methodist
Wild Turkeys Once Flourished in Indiana Pioneer Days
Indiana conservation officials report wild turkeys are nearly extinct in the state despite release efforts. About 200 birds were liberated mainly in south central Indiana, but wardens say most disappeared or joined domestic flocks. The species is protected by General Assembly law with hunting or killing penalties.
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Indiana
Department of Conservation
Virgil M. Simmons
Hoosier State
General Assembly
And He Gave Thanks Author Unknown
Poem reflecting on Jesus at the Last Supper giving thanks as he blesses bread and cup symbolizing his broken body and lifeblood. The speaker vows to give thanks even when facing a bitter cup of pain or sacrifice as Jesus did.
Hoosier Motor Club Outlines 20 Point Legislation Program
A tentative 20 point legislative program proposed by the Hoosier Motor Club will be ballot tested in the November issue of the Hoosier Motorist. Nine 1939 proposals retain strong member support and cross party lines in the General Assembly.
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Hoosier Motor Club
Hoosier Motorist
Todd Stoops
Stoops
General Assembly
Public Service Indiana adopts new liberal group life plan
Public Service Company of Indiana starts a new group life insurance plan funded about half by the company. Eligible permanent full time employees will receive term insurance from 1,250 to 10,000 with a paid up policy at age 65 after three years. The plan allows retention of full coverage if leaving or retiring by paying premiums. Since October 1 about 4,000,000 in coverage has been subscribed, much of it regular individual life insurance.
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State General Fund
Indiana
Public Service Company of
R. A. Gallagher
Public Service Company
Gallagher
Residence changes shuffle families through town
Mr and Mrs Ralph Mosier move into the Blessinger Smith property on North East street. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gabard and family relocate to the Walnut street home vacated by the Mosiers. Mr and Mrs Loyall Hunt move to the Lineback house on North East street, vacating by Robert Hunt. Mrs Olive Drysdale shifts to the Walter Phelps house on South Main street, vacated by Loyall Hunt. Mr and Mrs Bill Magee take the Gabard vacancy across the railroad.
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Ralph Mosier
Blessinger
Smith
North East Street
Thomas Gabard
Mosier
Walnut Street
Loyall Hunt
Lineback
Robert Hunt
Olive Drysdale
Walter Phelps
South Main Street
Bill Magee
Gabard
Trapping Season Opens in Southern Indiana Zone
Trappers south of U S 40 in Indiana begin season next Monday November 25. The Northern Zone opened Friday November 15. Spencer hosts the state's only outdoor fur market on the Owen county courthouse lawn, a Civil War era institution still drawing buyers.
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Indiana
Spencer
Owen County
Delinquent Taxes Hit 13000 in Fall List
Miss Helen L. McClure Rush county treasurer reports more than 13 000 in current taxes entered the delinquent list for the fall period. Of 250 309 05 due this fall 236 917 39 was collected leaving 13 391 66 delinquent. Delinquent and moratorium taxes totaled 9 886 81 and 748 67 respectively, bringing the grand total collected to 247 552 87. A county unit by unit record follows.
Raiders Roar To A Victory Over Raleigh Sir Walters
The Carthage Raiders routed Raleigh Sir Walters 45 to 26 in a gym game. Spacey led with 17 points on seven field goals and three fouls, while Pete Ewing added 13. Raleigh's Smith and Redden had 10 and 8 respectively. The second team also won 25-11. Coach Charlie Morris seeks strong fan support for the season.
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Raleigh
Carthage
Raiders
Spacey
Pete Ewing
Smith and Redden
Webb
Winslow
Senate Sereeeserens
Ewing
Sts
Enen Senee
Stevens
G McNabb
Riffey
Fultz
Frosts Buy Cozy Lunch Restaurant In Greenfield
Mr and Mrs William G Frost acquire the Cozy Lunch Restaurant from R E Diamond of Greenfield. The couple has run the eatery for several months and promises continued courteous up to date service as they take over the venture.
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William G. Frost
R. E. Diamond
Greenfield
Wednesday and Friday Night Games Across Local Counties
The schedule lists Wednesday night matchups in Manilla Arlington Milroy and Richmond with a Friday slate at Milroy Shelbyville and Rushville. A. J. Carr was informed of the death of his great-niece Peggy Thomas, one year old, in St. Louis.
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Manilla
Arlington
Batesville
Milroy
Rushville
Richmond
New Salem
Shelbyville
A. J. Carr
Peggy Thomas
St. Louis
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Diana Lee
Barbara Marx
Glenwood Bank
Hoosier
Highway Fund
U. S
Washington, D. C
Harry A. Millis
University of Chicago
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
Dr. Millis
J. Warren Madden
Anderson
Center
Ripley
Rushville Twp
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Walker
Washington
Rushville City
Raleigh Sir Walters
Charlie Morris
Reals
Reasoner
McGraw
New York
Union Theological Seminary
Samuel Mandelbaum
David Dellinger
Wakefield
Mass
George M. Hauser
Denver
Colo
Joseph Bevilacqua
Buffalo
N. Y
Howard Sprague
Malden
Meredith Dallas
Grosse Point
Mich
William Lovell
Poughkeepsie
Don Benedict
Newark
N. J
Richard C. Wichlie
Binghampton
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