Gwynneville Mixed Shower Hosts and Local Visits
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Leon Boring was held at Mrs. Herschel Thurston's home with music by Haxlin Long of Mor s'own and a mock trial to follow. Town guests included Mrs. W. P. Churston and daughter of Rushville. Several local families and neighbors visited, dined, and attended games in Morristown, Shelbyville, and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Boring
Charlie Irvine
New Palestine
Dd Poston
Ardith Beckner
Marjorie Nigh
Morristown
Mary Frances Pollitt
Maude Willard
Shelbyville
Mary Lou Pollitt
James Smith
Maurice
Manilla
Herschel Thurston
Howard Grubbs
Greenfield
Fred Pollitt
Helen
Patty Nugent
John S. Scott
Six
E. R. Walker
James Spriegel
Maxwell
Harry Poston
Wiley Miller
Larry Miller
Blue Ridge
Gerald Butler
Arlington
Carlos Long
Jan
Mart Macy
Doyle Nigh
Carolyn Wortman
Frank Hull
Rushville
Frank Alexander
Welfare Association Report Highlights Local Donations
The Welfare Association report lists numerous donations from individuals, clubs, churches, and representatives across Jackson, Posey, Rushville, Noble, Union, and surrounding townships. Highlights include charity basketball contributions and pledges from groups such as Kiwanis Club, Farm Bureau, Union Social Club, Moscow Gowdy Big Flatrock churches, and multiple township associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rehme
Noble Two
Alvan Swain
Posey Two
Ora Lower
Walker
Jackson
Boosters Club
Lydia Sample
Farm Bureau
Orange
Moscow
Gowdy Church
Big Flatrock
Rushville
Patton
Washington
Anderson
Guy Hamilton
A. J. Carr
Ripley
Bert Hodson
Center
Letcher Thomas
Joe Shocke
Albert Rigsbee
Posey
Fred Bell
L. Hinchman
Union
Earl Enos
Burl Matney
Noble
Will Scott
Richland
Harry Patton
Rushville Two
Wm. Carter
Esi Iota Xi
Roger Anderson
Tri Kappa
Paul Thorpe
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Grace Banta
Kappa Delta Phi
James Moore
St. Mary’s
Elmer Hall
Warder Wyatt
Ed Pitman
Rushville City
Sir Walters In Two-Point Win
The Carthage High School Blue Raiders edged Raleigh 25 23 in a tight Friday night matchup. Raleigh led early 9-4 and 14-10, Carthage surged to a 19-18 edge in the third, and Webb topped locals with 8 points. Gene Hunt fouled out late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Walters
Blue Raiders
Raleigh
Carthage High School
Wingis
Carthage
Gene Hunt
PF Smith
Eskew
Brown
Cardwell
Lamberson
Spacy
Cook
I L. Hunt
WLS Group at Knightstown Hosts Barn Dance
The Knightstown American Legion and Auxiliary present the WLS National Barn Dance with in person appearances at Knightstown High School gymnasium Sunday afternoon at 2 30 and evening at 7 30 and 9 00 oclock on November 26. Tickets available from local organizers including Mrs George McNabb Mrs Ross Tweedy Mrs Randolph Reames and Mrs Anna Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown American Legion and Auxiliary
WLS
Knightstown High School
George McNabb
Ross Tweedy
Randolph Reames
Anna Sipe
County Jail Population Grows After Weekend Arrest Surge
Rushville saw jail population rise to 17 over the weekend as arrests for public intoxication and driving misdemeanors increased. Citizens were jailed after Saturday and Sunday disturbances and public indecency. many were arraigned Monday in justice court, with most paying fines and others remanded back to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Justice of Peace Court
Chrysler Plant Employees Receive State Unemployment Benefits
Chrysler personnel office denied protests against unemployment payments to New Castle plant workers. Some 2,940 checks totaling 25 000 dollars were mailed from Indianapolis at about 600 daily, most for 15 dollars covering the week ending November 4 as the plant resumed limited work for an export order. Full re employment awaits Detroit plant production resumption and labor dispute settlement with the U A W A C LO union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Corporation
New Castle
W. G. Helber
Chrysler
Arthur McCormick
Indianapolis
McCormick
Detroit
U. A. W.A. C. LO. Union
New Castle News Republican
Carthage High School Notes Preview Weekend Thanksgiving
The Carthage High School notes describe an early Thanksgiving celebration with a three day week, Coach Eugene Masters returning home in a new car, a basketball loss to Sir Walters 25 23 in Raleigh, and Carthage hosting Manilla with limited details. Also covered are Book Week convocation with Miss Mattie Clark, Visitors Day, new gym lighting, and the Senior class market funding plans for a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage High
Eugene Masters
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Thanksgiving Play at East Street Church Promises Local Talent
On Sunday morning November 26 East Street Christian church will stage a Thanks giving play Better than None with characters Mrs Rooney Rachel King Sheila the breadwinner Jean Sullivan Nora Patsy and Mary and other daughters Juanita King Jewel Ewing Esther Mc Corkle Kathie the baby Vera Lee Henley The play starts around 10 20 after class time. That evening November 26 union services at Main Street Christian Rushville feature Floyd Jones Singers from Indianapolis performing choral numbers and solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street Christian Church
Mrs. Rooney
Rachel King
Sheila
Jean Sullivan
Nora
Patsy
Mary
Juanita King
Jewel Ewing
Esther McCorkle
Kathie
Vera Lee Henley
Main Street Christian Church
Rushville
Floyd Jones Singers
Indianapolis
Wesleyan Methodist Church Services Plans
The Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Pastor Elvira McCorkle invites all to Sunday School at 9 thirty and morning worship at 10:30. A prayer service is set for Thursday at 7 thirty in the evening as believers unite in thanks and blessings for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Methodist Co
L. Shaw
Elvira McCorkle
Carthage Friends Church Announces New Pastoral Year
Murray S. Kenworthy serves as pastor with Gouldie Kyser as S. S. Superintendent. Bible school at 9 30 a m with theme Ministering to Human Needs. Worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Why Preach. First sermon of new year. Past year’s work to be reviewed. No mid week service Thursday due to Union event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenworthy
Carthage Friends
Thanksgiving Service At Wesleyan Church Next Week
The Wesleyan Church invites all to worship next week on the 30th if you have no church home. Join in a regular Thanksgiving service as usual with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Church
Protracted Meetings Begin at Glenwood Church
Two weeks of protracted meetings start next Sunday with Pastor R E Walker assisting and in charge of singing. Morning sermon asks why hold protracted meetings and the evening talk covers getting the most from them. Services start 7 30 each evening. Sunday school 9 30. Epworth League 6 30. All welcome. C V McMillan pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Walker
Glenwood
Epworth League
C. V. McMillan
Carthage hosts visiting Kizers for hunting weekend
Karl Kizer of Indianapolis his brother Howard Kizer of Detroit and F M Symons vice president of Chrysler visited Mr and Mrs Verne Plummer in Carthage last Saturday The group formerly from town enjoyed pheasant hunting and later returned to Indianapolis with Howard and Symons flying to Detroit The visit drew praise for a fine time in the Carthage community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kizer
Indianapolis
Howard Kizer
Detroit
F. M. Symons
Chrysler Corporation
Verne Plummer
Kizer
Conrad Kizer
Verne
Mr. Symons
Carthage
Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton Visit New Castle
Mr and Mrs Cecil Hamilton were visitors in New Castle on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cecil Hamilton
New Castle
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Gwynneville
Vernal Long
Columbus
Guy Kennedy
Mily
J. C. Springer
Hard Springer
Ightstown
Christian Ich
Gwynneville School
Esther Unger
Ves Nigh
Fairland
Rushville, Ind
Ve Franchet
Ann Tone Sothern
Ritz Brothers
Jane Bryan
Welfare Ass’n. Report
Webb
Knightstown
WLS National Barn
Carthage Legion Folks
Arkie
Dezurick Sisters
Pat Buttram
Miss Christine
Tom Corwine
Hayloft
Barn Dance Band
Indiana Unemployment Compensation Board
Helber
Raiders
S.—N
East Street Christian
Wayne Newcum
Forrest Marshall
S. S
Murray S. Kenworthy
Gouldie Kyser
BIG
Maxwell House Tb
Shelby CO
IND
Big C
Criisco
Chuck Roast
Ney’s
Fletcher Methodist Church OF
Vog Libbey
Owensford
Tweedy Lumber Company Quality Materials Carthage
W. E. Cooper
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