Rushville and Anderson battle to scoreless tie in Rushville
Football clash ends 0 0 as Rushville lineup features Pearsey Levi McNamara Wilcoxen Saylor Pea and Brickler. Referee Wilcoxen Umpire Denning Head linesman Plessinger. Greenfield High defeats Wilkinson 40 to 7. Marion High 54 Knights town 0. Carthage Raleigh game postponed due to rain. Arlington A Cs tie Belmonts 60 0. Injured Whelchel after 30 yd run. Arlington lineup includes Beasley Wikoff Winslow M Wicker Harbaugh Hutchinson Wilson Whelchel Knightstown Cook Heimer K Northam J Tucker Sparks Thomas J Wicker Beach manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Anderson
Max Pearsey
Harry Levi
McCarty
Wilcoxen
Saylor
Ralph Pea
McNamara
Tony Wilcoxen
Brickler
Caron
Casady
Denning
Plessinger
Arlington A. C.’s
Belmonts
Indianapolis
Whelchel
Arlington
Beasley
C. Wikoff
Winslow
G. M. Wicker
Harbaugh
Greenfield
Hutchinson
New Palestine
Wilson
Knightstown
Q. Cook
Heimer
Carthage
K. C. Northam
J. Tucker
Sparks
Thomas
Wilkinson
J. Wicker Beach
Public Library Notes and Local News Snippets
Public Library notes plan for Book Week. A historical tale recalls early Ohio Valley settlement and Mammoth Cave gang led by Big Jim Wilson, featuring a kidnapping of a boy named Andy. Local residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Catt of Anderson visit. Mr and Mrs Isaac Hays of Muncie with Frances Hays stop by. high school student Kenneth Copeland sustains a broken right forearm during football practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big River
Ohio Valley
Big Jim Wilson
Mammoth Cave
Andy
Kenneth Copeland
Knights
Town
Bandits Rob Barbecue Stand Near Greenfield
Two young bandits held up a barbecue stand run by John Martin on the National road east of Greenfield Wednesday night of last week. They took six dollars and a watch while leaving forty dollars behind. The Greenfield Republican reports similar nightly robberies on country roads near the city over the past three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Greenfield
W. F. M. S. Convention Set for Rushville
Mrs Mary F Willcutt lists contact Telephone No 86 as flowers. The next year convention of the W F M S of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held at Rushville. Mrs J T Scull elected president. Mrs Earl Herkless and daughters Josephine and Nadine visited Indianapolis Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Hinshaw with Mr and Mrs Berry Rush of Mays spend the week at Nashville and attend the Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association meet and chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rushville
J. T. Scull
Earl Herkless
Josephine and
Nadine
Indianapolis
George Hinshaw
Berry Rush
Mays
Nashville
Southern Indiana Fox Hunters Association
Envelopes and printed card stock items sale
A local paper notes a sale of envelopes business cards visiting cards folders sale bills receipts books and pamphlets including Dodgers in standard sizes. Items advertised for purchase at discount show availability and pricing options through a downtown vendor.
Notice to Creditors in Hill Estate Final Settlement
Notice to the creditors heirs and legatees of Charles E Hill deceased to appear in Rush Circuit Court Rushville Indiana October 21 1925 to show cause why Final Settlement Accounts with the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk September 26 1925 Leonard M Barlow Clerk Rush Circuit Court William J Henley Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Hill
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
Leonard M. Barlow
Rush Circuit
Wm. J. Henley
Local Notes and Regional Social Moves
Miss Eva Johnson of New Castle visits here. Columbus Day events noted for Oct 12. Mr and Mrs J Hooker Wilson return to Rushville from Maryland. Mr and Mrs Howard Kenworthy of Greenfield visit. Miss Bernice Branson of Indianapolis visits her parents. Rail expansion in Florida cited with Jacksonville union station plans for 160 trains daily. Florida growth faces accommodation shortages amid fast reconstruction. The New Castle Times reports visits by A B Norris of Rushville and others. Upcoming marriage: Miss Marjorie Binford to Gerald Woods of Greenfield. Mrs Al McDaniel and Myra join Russell Sears on a regional trip visiting Anderson Noblesville Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonsonville Union Station
New Castle Times
Marjorie Binford
Benjamin S. Binford
Gerald E. Woods
Alva E. Woods
Greenfield
Woods
Butler College
al McDaniel
Myra
Russell Sears
Anderson
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Middletown
Sears
Terre Haute
North Vernon
Owensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
Chicago
W. W. Norris & Son
Rush County
F. M. Miller
Ww. O. Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
Greenfield High
Marion High
Raleigh
Public Library Notes
Harvey Catt
Isaac Hays
Frances Hays
Muncie
Mary F. Willcutt
Firestone
Belter’s
America
U.S
U. S. Dept of Agriculture
U. S
Eva Johnson
New Castle
J. Hooker Wilson
Maryland
Howard Kenworthy
Bernice Branson
Fletcher Branson
A. B. Norris
Edgar Boone
Public Square
Armour’s Jarecki
C. E. White & Son
Eleanor Henley
Earlham College
Herman Stevens
Lewisville
W. L. Tetrick
C. S. Dudley
Leslie Johnston
Charles Lumley
Elmer Lumley
Walter Lumley
D. S. Johnston
J. L. Rohm
Rohm
C.S. Walters
Knightstown, Ind
N. Adams St
Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
William J. Henley
Donald L. Smith
Main and
Third Streets
Rushville, Indiana
John H. Kiplinger
Abercrombie
Earl C. Nowotne
S. Main
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