East St. Christian Church Holds Rally Day
Sunday School begins at 9 30 A M Pastor W T Crawley reports a successful Rally Day and Home Coming with visiting ministers Rev Wilson Arlington Geo Holwager Hannagan Rev Addisony Knightstown and Rev Eschelman Eaton Ind The Young Peoples Society plans a Friday trip to Arlington to join a district rally at the M E Church Bus departs McCartys Drug Store at 6 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Wilson
Arlington
Geo. Holwager
Hannegan
Addisony
Knightstown
Eschelman
Eaton
Ind
Young Peoples Socerty
M. E. Church
McCarty
Pickett Visit in Guion Indiana Sums Week Stay
Mr and Mrs Pickett are in Guion Indiana this week as Mrs Pickett s father declines. They will stay as long as needed. Monthly Meeting is set for Thursday at 7 PM with no other mid week activities. The Friendly Circle hosts a waffle supper Saturday night. Announcements for next Sunday list Morning Meeting 10 30 AM C E 6 00 PM Evening Worship 7 00 PM.
Fletcher M. E. Church Calendar and Highlights
Barbara Brooks received a Fidelity pin for attending Sunday school one month without missing. Sunday School attendance rose last Sunday and Rally Day is set for Oct. 16. There is a Prayer Meeting Thursday at 7 pm and choir at 8 pm. Sunday school starts at 9:30 with preaching at 10:30. morning topic Life's Greatest Need. evening It depends on you at 7 pm. Ladies Aid and ELBOW hosted a successful supper Monday and thank supporters. Rev. N. Schoolfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brooks
Welcme
Ladies Aid and Elbow Organization
Schoolfield
Socrates Neanderthal Smith Critiques Hancock Democrat
The piece accuses the Hancock Democrat of printing a false claim attributed to Congressman Larrabee about a bank deposit speech in Congress. It asserts Larrabee never spoke on that date and highlights the editorials as akin to patent medicine ads. It ends by referencing the Democratic Rushville Library Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock Democrat
Larrabee
Congress
Congressional
Mitchell
Democratic Party
Library Notes on Green Timber and Other Works
Curwood's Green Timber follows Allen the woodsman and Peter the rescued girl as they flee killers, find a new life in the cut-over forest, and seek regeneration. Raine's A Man Four Square reflects his cowboy background through branding irons and six shooters. The Good Earth portrays Wang Lung's family in China amid famine, birth, death, wives, and concubines.
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Curwood
Allen
Grafter
Peter
Big Timber
William McLeod Raine
Plains
Arizona Rangers
China
Wang Lung
Mrs Hattie Hackleman Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Hattie Hackleman of here formerly of Knightstown died Sunday evening at five o'clock after a years-long illness. Funeral services were held at the Hackleman residence on North Main with a brief graveside service. Survived by husband C M Hackleman three sons Carl New York City Court Urbana Ill and Richard New Castle one sister Mrs Henry Leisure three brothers Ed James Call Indianapolis and Dr Earl Call Knightstown. A Missionary Society rummage sale will be held at the Friends church room near the Telephone Exchange on Friday and Saturday October 14 15. A market is planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hackleman
Here
Knightstown
Hackleman
North Main
Cemeery
Rush County
C. M. ‘Hackleman
Carthage
Carl
New York City
Court of Urbana
Til
Richard
New Castle
Henry Leisure
James Call
Indianapolis
Earl Call
E Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Local School Notes Highlight Civic Studies and Events
James E. Watson’s class collects civics books while eleventh and twelfth graders prepare speeches for mythical offices. The Convocation, led by seniors, runs this week with Mr. Baker in charge on October 13. District agricultural pupils judge dairy cattle and basketball tryouts draw 26 players. Reverend Schoolfield and wife deliver a talk “Playing the Game” with three points to guide behavior.
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Ublic
Baker
Behr
Schoolfield
T Sia E di Aon Ta
Hs John Godde
Controversy Over Library Board Shifts in Rushville
In Rushville the Library Board, long Republican, shifted after January with Miss Jennie Madden a Democrat as assistant librarian. Allegations swirl of Catholic influence and hidden shells beneath the building, amid a heated Know Nothing era style clash invoking American ideals and historic anti Catholic prejudice.
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Star Chamber
Know-Nothings
Ice
Jennie Madden
Rushville
Miss Madden
Paris
Know Nothings
American Protestant Association
The
APES
KKK
Hog sale at Indianapolis Yards records 33 head
Ross Souders of Carthage sold 33 red and black spotted hogs averaging 193 pounds through the Producers Commission Association at the Indianapolis Stock Yards on Wednesday October 5.
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Ross Souders
Carthage
Producers Commission Association
Indianapolis
Friendly Circle Meeting at Mrs Winfield Home
The Friendly Circle of the Friends church met Tuesday evening at Mrs A W Winfield's home with Ruth Gray assisting hostess. Rexall One Cent Sale advertised at Jolly's Drug Store Knightstown on Thursday Friday and Saturday October 13 19 15.
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The
Friends Church
A. W. Winfield
Ruth Gray
Hesstess
Rexall
Jolly
Knightstown
Jol
Jolly’s
Roosevelt and the Democratic Library Board Clash Over Religion
A fragment describes tensions between Roosevelt’s policies and a Protestant leaning Democratic Library Board. It accuses the board of compromising with Catholic influence and mocks previous religious handling while claiming to defend Protestant belief and knowledge stores for suffering mankind.
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Democratic Library Board
Terre Hut
Roosevelt
Sheriff Ray Compton Killed In Duty Rushville Search Continues
Rush County sheriff Ray Compton was killed while attempting to raid a suspect, James W Webster, near Circleville by Rushville. The killer, named by his wife, remains at large as a nation-wide pursuit continues with posse, bloodhounds, and investigators in Rushville Lima Shelbyville and surrounding towns. Coroner Dr Lowell M Hiie assumes sheriff duties temporarily as authorities seek Webster. Funeral services for the late sheriff were held in Rushville.
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Ray Compton
James W Webster
Thore
Circleville
Rushville
Webster
Moscow
Webb Ford
Lima
Ohio
Rush County
St. Elmo, Jr
Shelbyville
E. L. Osborn
State Criminal Identification Bureau
Sherff
Kentucky
Lowell M
Yiguishville
Chicago
Green
Courtty
Obituaries and Social Visits Across Indiana and Nearby States
The record lists funeral attendance for Ms Josephine Taylor near Dublin and family ties to the Rubys. It notes guests in Indianapolis with Norris and Winfield families, visits in Wabash Knights Town Milroy Brookville Richmond Greenfield and Rushville, and extended gatherings at Norris and Ruby households.
Pearson Family Visit One Liner At Methodist Hospital
Mrs Charles Pearson and sons visited Charles Pearson at the Methodist hospital in Indianapolis on Sunday. Passages note that Mr Pearson is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ ‘Pearson
Charles Pearson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Pearson
Turner Speaks Before Carthage Republicans Rally Here
Rollin Turner an Greensburg attorney and Ralph Adams of Shelbyville spoke at a Republican rally in Carthage Monday night. Delegations from across the county attended as the Arlington band and Rushville Hi-V drum corps provided entertainment. Turner praised Hoover era policies, the county and state tickets, and urged Watson’s reelection to the U S Senate. Adams lauded the $1.50 tax law’s long term effects and credited Republican efforts in its passage, praising fellow Rush county candidates as strong.
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Rollin Turner
Greensburg
Ralph Adams
Shelbyville
Shelby
Rush
Fayette
Arlington Band
Earl Downey
Rushville
Hi-V
Jack Overman
Ripley Township
Charles L. Newhouse
Turner
Hoover
Watson
United States
Indiana
Turnner
Adams
Senate
Rush County
Ripley and Jackson Township Farmers Meet Tuesday
Township farm bureau meetings were held Tuesday night at the Jackson and Carthage school buildings. George Sites spoke on the county cooperative and leadership training for youth, with E F Brown presenting an illustrated lecture on seed corn, storage, and soil testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Carthage
George Sites
Ripley
Sites
Leeaders
E. F. Brown
Brown
James McGeorge
Ripley Bureau
Container Corporation Announces Price Increase
Walter P. Paepcke, president of Container Corporation of America, said the firm will raise all container prices by 7 to 12 percent due to higher raw material costs and a rise in linerboard. He noted September demand exceeded seasonal levels with higher capacity usage, marking the first price increase in about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Paepcke
Container Corporation of America
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East ST. Christian Church
Schurch
Socrates Neanderthal Smith
Democratic
Agricult
Library Notes
Hattie
James E. Watson
Vics
Ralph Sler
Sil
D. P. Dunn
Ralph Moore
Lindley Taylor
R. P. Whidden
Jean R LaVanchey
Norman Covall
B. J. Wil
Gwynneville
A. V. Lietz
Lawrenceburg
Thurday
Brookville
Mr. Leitz
Mary Sattler
P. J. Sattler
Phillip Sattler
Noble Miner
Rank Overman
Helen
Stewart McKnight
Roy.Mayse
Kokomo
Mary Jessup
Jennie Henley
Clara Henley
Ko‘homo
James
Ster
Rush Rush County
John Butler
Ed Ruby
Josephine Taylo
Dublin
Taylor
Trs
Ruby
A. B Norris
Ramona
Rushvile
A. W. Wnfield
J. B. Norris
Elizabeth
West Virginia
Royne
WBY
Robert Long
Leroy Kramer
Wabash
Roberts
Ralph Siler
Minnie Adkins
Patton
Milroy
Lowell Doughty
Cambridge City
Walter Binford
Mrs. Oran Henley
Richmond
Ross Tweedy
Peg
E. S. Fort
Greenfield
Juanita Winfield
A. B. Norris
Becke Enders
Robert Walker
Container Corporation
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