Social updates from Lon McCorkle dinner gathering
Mr and Mrs Lon McCorkle hosted a Sunday dinner with Pauline Clayton and numerous relatives from Tulsa Indianapolis Sexton and other towns. J R Behr hosted Carthage school teachers last Friday with a pitch in meal and card games. many teachers attended including Mrs Baker Sipe and Miss Brindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon McCorkle
Pauline Clayton
Homer Franklin
Tulsa
Okla
Merrit Foster
Indianapolis
Wilbur McCorkle
Howard McCorkle
Sexton
J. R. Behr
Carthage School
Baker
Sipe
Alton Smith
Brindley
Marsh
Russel Publow
Carl Norris
Mabel de Moss
Frank Overman
Jack
Shultz
McGeorge
Ada
Lucylle Chappell
Alta Carfield
George
Sorority funds milk program for Carthage first graders
The Kappa and Kappa Sigma sororities met at Mrs. Mary Tweedy’s home last week and decided to start a milk fund for undernourished first through fourth graders in Carthage schools. Twenty two children receive milk and graham crackers each morning.
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Kappa Sigma
Mary Tweedy
Carthage
Kappa Kappa Sigma Commends Support for Child Welfare Work
The sorority weighed welfare projects with help from community advisors and school authorities. Kappa Kappa Sigma thanks all who assisted in making the child welfare effort possible and hopes for continued community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Clark Wedding in Connersville Schools Held
Miss Mattie Clark attended the wedding of her brother Dr J H Clark and Mrs Helen Nevan in Connersville at 9 30 a m The Rev Dr Martin of the M E church performed the ceremony at the bride's mother's home The house was decorated with fall flowers After the ceremony the couple left for a short wedding trip The bride wore a blue traveling ensemble The guests were the immediate relatives of Dr and Mrs Clark
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Clark
J. H. Clark
Helen Nevan
Connersville
Martin
M. E. Church
Clark
Surprise party honors Mrs Paul Wilson
Mrs Paul Wilson of East of Mays received a surprise birthday gathering last Friday evening organized by her husband. About four teen friends and relatives attended at her home with well filled baskets and a pitch in supper. We wish her many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson
Mays
Sunday Callers Visit Mrs. Harry Albion
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Smith of Shelbyville, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mathews, and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mathews visited Mrs. Harry Albion on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Martin
Oris Smith
Shelbyville
Claude Mathews
Scott Mathews
Harry Albion
Ora Siler Hosts Birthday Dinner For Guests
Mr and Mrs Ora Siler and son Russel hosted a Sunday birthday dinner at their home honoring Mrs Henry Schrader of Rushville Mrs Omer Pierson near Falmouth and Mrs Dora Abernathy of Occident. The table featured a large cake and fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Siler
Son Russel
Henry Schrader
Rushville
Omer Pierson
Falmouth
Dora Abernathy
Occident
Schrader
Pierson
Abernathy
Mrs Pearson Hosts Birthday Dinner for 17th Son Claude
Mrs Charles Pearson entertained a group of young people on Sunday with a birthday dinner for her son Claude who was celebrating his 17th birthday. Guests included Harry Jessup Mary Katherine Jessup Bob Hudson Martha Bell Hudson and Mary Hudson of Charlottesville Mary Fullen Harry Bundy and Maxine Jessup of Rushville.
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Charles Pearson
Claude
Harry Jessup
Mary Katherine Jessup
Bob Hudson
Martha Bell Hudson
Mary Hudson
Charlottesville
Mary Fullen
Harry Bundy
Maxine Jessup
Rushville
Rush county 4 H members plan December corn show
Mrs Jesse Leisure and others attended a Wednesday meeting in the country agent’s office. 4 H club junior and adult leaders discussed seed corn selection and county demonstration team contest ahead of the Rush county corn show in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H
Rush County
Shindler Faces Ten Year Federal Sentence
Judge Baltzell in Indianapolis sentenced Norman Shindler of Anderson to 15 years for his role in a post office robbery at Homer in August 1934, with eight years suspended. Co-defendants Thomas Hedger and Herbert Floyd of Anderson received 10 and 3 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltzell
Indianapolis
Norman Shindler
Anderson
Kansas
Homer
Thomas Hedger
Herbert Floyd
Personal Notes From Knightstown and Nearby Areas
A roundup of local visits and moves includes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henley and Miss Rosemary Henley of Morris Town calling on friends. Alvin Sohn relocates to North Walnut Street. Mrs. Alice Gray attends a sale near Elwood and visits Ferdinand. Several families, including the Jacksons, Jessups, and Howes, are noted for weekend gatherings and Sunday calls across town and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henley
Rosemary Henley
Morristown
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority
Thomas Bush
Anna Sipe
Dorothy
Indianapolis
Alvin Sohn
Knightstown
O. C. McCarty
North
Walnut Street
Rexall
Jolly’s
Grace McGeorge
Danville
James McGeorge
Walter Addison
Hugh Abercrombie
Rushville
Oscar Alexander
Marie
Herbert Anderson
Marjorie
Frank White
Charlottesville
Homer Bowers
Stewart Jackson
Homer
Alice Gray
John Peterson
Elwood
John Leisure
Mike Wagner
Ferdinand
Howard Earl Henley
Earlham
Howard Henley
Woolbridge
Mary
Paris
Ill
Donald Stoten
Roy Herkless
Sale
Joe Blythe
Greenwood
Raymond Blythe
Clarence Jackson
Elizabeth Jackson
Raymond Howe
George Jackson
Nolan Cull
Fred Jessup
Harry Pitts
Anderson
Greenfield Woman Injured After Collision With Train
Mrs. Frank Snider of Greenfield crashed her car into a Big Four freight train at Maxwell crossing on State Road Nine Friday night. She sustained a severe knee injury a hip injury cuts bruises and possible rib fractures. The train crew did not halt the locomotive and help arrived later from passing motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snider
Greenfield
Maxwell Crossing
State Road
Philadelphia ME Church Home Coming Notice
Invitations go to former Philadelphia residents and pastors for the annual home coming of the M E Church. The event is on Sunday October 6 at Philadelphia. Former residents who do not receive an invitation are still welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
M. E
Gifts That Only You Can Give
A brief reflection on personal generosity and the unique power of individual acts. The text suggests that true gifts come from personal connection and intention rather than material value.
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Floyd Reddick
Ralph Stevens
Lowell Reeves
Lowell Geise
Laura
Emma Reddick
Mrs
Phillip Sattler
THE
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Joesph H. Pike
Mer
Isabel S. Pike
Mgr
East Second Street
Ind
Sorority
West
Canada
East
Montreal
Yours Truly
F. W. Mills
South River, N. J
L. Linepp
James Black
Main Street
R. D. Booraem
A. W. Bissett
B. K. Atty
Miriam M. Levinson
Sterling Materials Co
Jacobs
Max Feldman
Kennedy Motor Sales, Inc
Mrs. Ora Siler
Mrs. Pearson
Jesse Leisure
Orville Leisure
Raymond Blount
Glenn Retherford
Shindler
M.E. Church
Henley
Knightstown, Ind
the Grossman Agency
Stitt
East Street Christian Church
Everett Button
Dusty Miller
Vanderbeck
Rex Kemple
Gerald Stewart
Tom Ammerman
Charles Cross
McKibben
P. J. Sattler
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