School Notes Recap and Upcoming Events At Local High
Omitted honor roll names include Anna Mildred McClarnon Rosalie Humes and Ramona Jane Winfield. Tryouts selected Jack Fitch with Violet Geirdner assisting. Ray Knapp named student manager. Classes study Field Crop Problems Animal Husbandry and outdoor art sketching. Junior party at Howard Henley’s home featured games and hamburgers. Juniors to run candy sales Wednesday. School closed Thursday and Friday for state Teachers Association meeting. Mays forfeited baseball. Carthage second Arlington first in county. Civics questions and answers reviewed. convocation led by Rev. Glover October 26. John Goode will substitute for Behr next Tuesday for visiting day coverage for principals.
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Anna Mildred McClarnon
Rosalie Humes
Ramona Jane Winfield
Jack Fitch
Violet Geirdner
Ray Knapp
Shultz
Howard Henley
State Teachers Association
Mays
Carthage
Arlington
United States
Local Girl Earns High Honor at Butler University
Miss O Mari de Schipper, a Butler University junior, was elected president of the Thespis Club. She is active in Indianapolis dramatic circles, a member of the Indianapolis Civic Theatre, and has participated in multiple productions. She is pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma and the daughter of Mr and Mrs John de Schipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mari de Schipper
Butler University
Thespis Club
Miss de Schipper
Indianapolis
University
Indianpolis Civic Theatre
Butler
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
John de Schipper
Bluebirds Win First Game In Season Victory Over Orange
The Bluebirds defeated Orange 29 to 7 to open their season. Swing J and Stevens led scoring with 10 and 8 points as the second half surged after a slow first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bluebirds
Orange
Swing J
Stevens
Ill Miss Helen Overman Improves Says Report
Miss Helen Overman who had been ill is reported better, while Mrs Myrtle Carfield remains listed as indisposed in the same health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Overman
Myrtle Carfield
Rushville Hosts Tenth District Trustees Association Meeting
Rush County trustees welcomed the tenth district at the Rushville courthouse auditorium. About a hundred attendees enjoyed noon turkey at the Louis Hotel. Speakers included Boosy on School And Tax Situation, Brooks on Red and History professor in the local Kief Situation, and Bayard Baker on So This Is America. L. D. Cooper called the meeting the most effective he had heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush County
Tenth District of Trustees Association
Court House
Rushville
Louis Hotel
Milroy High School
Boosy
State Educational Department
Brooks
Reand
Kief
Bayard Baker
America
Anniversary Observed By Foust Family With Guests
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Foust and daughter Iris hosted a Sunday pitch-in dinner for a large group of Tipton and Indianapolis visitors. The event marked the Fousts 25th wedding anniversary and Mrs Lebos birthday, with gifts of a silver pyrex casserole and warm wishes for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Foust
Iris
Harry Griskew
Glen Gifford
Noah Lebo
Will ,Harding
S. W.curtis
Flore Bert
Belle Wangle
Tipton
Orin Griffin
Elizabeth Overman
Indianapolis
al Hieney
Charlotte Evans
Ft. Wayne
Max Mehlig
Bellingham
Wash
Fousts
Dairy Meeting Schedule for Rush County
A series of dairy breeder meetings organized by E. T. Wallace of Purdue University extension and featuring J. C. Nisbet of a leading dairy publication as principal speaker. Wallace will discuss producing better dairy cattle to fit the new deal in agriculture by lowering milk and butterfat while increasing profitability. The Rush County event is set for October 19 at Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wallace
Purdue University
J. C. Nisbet
Wallace
Shelbyville
Indiana judge grows and showcases cotton in garden
Judge Henley planted a late row of cotton in his garden and it matured. Pods opened and ripened, with several on display at Sim's Dry Goods Store. The Henleys donated pods to school children to show the crop before it is made into clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Judge Henley
Sim’s
Henleys
Independents Open Season. Second Team Triumphs at Mays
The local independents opened the season at Mays with the second team winning and the first team losing by a sizable margin. Several long-standing players were absent, but the Carthage Merchants are expected to rebound next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Carthage
Birthday Party for Grace H Porter Draws Wide Guests
Grace H Porter was honored on October 12 as a crowd of twelve gathered from the North Sea East and West to celebrate her October birthday. Guests included a coal dealer, bookkeeper, real estate man, and a funeral director. An enjoyable dinner was served at 6:30 as greetings were exchanged and the host welcomed all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Porter
Wes
Wood
Kenneth Smith Funeral Held for 29 Year Old Man
Funeral services for Kenneth Smith 29 of Stricklett Kentucky were conducted at his parents home in Chicago with Rev. Ralph Eastburn in charge. He is survived by his widow, parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, a son James six sisters and three brothers. Interment followed at Knights Cove Glen Cove Cemetery in Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Smith
Chicago
Harry Smith
Stricklett
James
Evelyn Lockridge
Grant City
Mabel Breece
Anderson
Lucille
Ruth
Lennes
Letha
Finley
Harry
Glenn
Ralph Eastburn
Knightstown
Glencove
Niles divorce case filed in Rush County Court
Floyd Niles of Charlottesville seeks divorce from Nattie E. Niles. Married 1912, separated September 1933. Plaintiff alleges nagging quarrelsome disposition and prolonged absences. He seeks custody of two children Mae Eugene aged 19 and 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Niles
Esident
Charlottsville
Nattie E. Niles
Rush County
Niles
Tody
Mae Eugene
Teacher’s Party At Local Schoolhouse
The school held its monthly party in the home economics room with a pitch-in dinner served at 6 39 and games and witty remarks followed. Attendees enjoyed the evening and look forward to the next gathering.
Party at Hotel Herkless Dinner Bridge Event
Mrs Grace C ips and Mrs Henry Jessup hosted a dinner bridge at the Hotel Herkless Wednesday night after serving four course chicken dinner. Guests included Dr Geo McNabb Paul Norris Thomas Bush Ross Tweedy Girley A W Winfield and C A Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.Grace
C.ips
Henry Jessup
Herkless
A. W. Winfield
C. A. Norris
Returns Home of James Mosser From Nashville Mill
James Mosser, who left last summer from a Nashville paper mill, returned home last Wednesday after several weeks ill with typhoid fever. He is improving rapidly and says the mill in the south is running very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mosser
Nashville
Tenn
Mosier
South
Drama Society Announces Pleges at Opening Play
Teta Alpha Phi national professional dramatic fraternity pledges Betty Ann Drown Floy Frank Catherine Feltus Pauline Sundsino Fred Sims and Nelson Grills between acts of The First Mrs Fraser at Alumni hall. All pledges active in campus dramatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teta Alpha Phi National Professional Dramatic Fraternity
Betty Ann Drown
Floy Frank
Catherine Feltus
Pauline Sundsino
Fred, Sims
Nelson Grills
Fraser
Alumni Hall
Mrs Vic Moore Taken For Hospital Treatment
Mrs Vic Moore was taken to Methodist hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Moore
Methodist Hospital
Death of Boone Dill in Pendleton Area
Boone Dill brother of the late William Dill died Tuesday night at his home near Pendleton. Funeral is scheduled Friday afternoon at 1:00 at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Dill
William Dill
Pendleton
Carthage Girl Pledged to Eureka Society at Marion College
Miss Pauline McCorkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred McCorkle has been elected to the Eureka Literary Society of Marion College. The announcement notes her selection as a campus society member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline McCorkle
Eureka Literary Society
Marion College
Miss McCorkle
Fred McCorkle
Reduce Grace Hill Road Improvements in Center Township
Work starts this week on Johnson hill in Center Township near Indiana Soldiers and Pastors Children Home. County secures a right-of-way through Lee farm and land access on Johnson farm. About 2000 feet of road will be widened with a 30 foot berm and a 55 foot Three Mile creek bridge raised five feet. Curve and hill changes aim to reduce traffic hazards for mortarists and improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Hill
Indiana Soldier’s and Pastor's
Center Township
Lee Farm
Johnson Farm
Three Mile Creek
Roosevelt issues executive order on Blue Eagle provisions
An Associated Press report states President Roosevelt issued a two edge executive order to enforce the Blue Eagle provisions. It imposes a $500 fine and up to six months in prison for anyone falsely claiming to operate under the agreement or displaying the insignia without compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Legion Members Plan Annual Membership Drive Armies Named
Rush Post American Legion completed plans for an annual membership drive with two rival teams, the White Army led by Herschel Peters and the Blue Army led by John Mills. The campaign runs now through the January meeting when the winning side will dine with the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Post
Américan Legion
Herschel Peters
White Army
Hubert Alexander
Robert S. Hinshaw
Halbert Brown
Levi Crull
D. P. Dunn
C. S. Hoagland
Roy Elder
Lowell M. Green
Edgar Bates
Hines Hogsett
Blue Army
John Mills
Charles Pea
George Wilcoxin
Frank Hinchman
Roy Willstalph Waggoner
Everett McHenry
Will Coleman
Albert Sweet
Charles Cecil
Bruce Epnens
Library Notes Launch New Magazines and Loans Rise
At noon, thirty four loans in thirty minutes mark a strong start. New magazines Forum and Century appear on reading tables thanks to Grace Doherny. Antiques section debuts replacing Fine Arts briefly while National Republic and Indiana Teachers are donated by Carl Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forum
Century
Grace Doherny
National Republic
Indiana
Carl Norris
Literary Circle hosts citizen theme meeting
Mrs. J. R. Behr welcomed the Literary Circle for an afternoon on Monday. Members answered the prompt what it means to be a citizen. Mrs. Sarah Stager’s paper A Winter in the East was enjoyed. she was assisted by Mrs. A. J. Carr. After a brief business session the group adjourned to meet with Mrs. Michal Kyser on Oct. 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Behr
East
Sarah Stager
A. J. Carr
Circle
Michal Kyser
Canning Factory Closes After Brief Run
The DeSchipper Packing Company will close Saturday after a short run finishing another run Thursday. The year’s pack was quality and near normal in tomato output. Growers received more than contract price and the company provided local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSchipper Packing Company
Ethel Rodman to wed Glen Renegar
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ethel Marjory Rodman of Philadelphia to Glen Renegar son of Irvin Renegar of Newcastle. Glen is a Carth ice graduate and currently employed at a Container Corporation plant in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marjory Rodman
Philadelphia
Glen Renegar
Irvin Renegar
Newcastle
Glen
Carthice
Container Corporation
Mrs Minnie Adkins Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs Minnie Adkins came home Wednesday evening from the Major hospital in Shelbyville after three operations in two months. She rode in Dunn's ambulance and remains in a serious condition despite the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Adkins
Shelbyville
Dunn’s
Former ball player visits here Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jot Goar and daughter of New Lisbon stopped here Sunday while en route to Connersville. He will be remembered as one of the hardest throwers in baseball and played on the local team around 1893.
Pendleton Couple to Occupy Hill Home This Winter
Mr and Mrs Bayard Baker of Pendleton will occupy the home of Mr and Mrs C G Hill this winter while the Hills spend the season in Florida They plan to move in about the first of November.
Lost keys prompt reward for return
A notice reports a lost bunch of keys with a Liberal party renewal subscription request. The finder is offered a reward and asked to return the keys to the specified office.
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Liberal
Polar Zones Quakes Found After Long Study
A representative of the American Museum of Natural History reports far fewer earthquakes in polar regions than elsewhere. Over 25 years of data, only 10 quakes north of the Arctic Circle and five within the Antarctic Circle were recorded, with most activity along the Pacific coast from Kamchatka to New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Polar
Arctic Circle
Antarctic Circle
Pacific Coast
Kamehatka
New Zealand
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Latin America
Caribbean Sea
South America
Italy
Balkans
Europe
Mediterranean
China Seas
Polynesian Islands
American Boys Grow Faster Than European Peers
A University of Virginia investigator reports that American bays grow faster than peers abroad from infancy to early adolescence. Growth is greatest before age seven, with American youths sometimes 200 percent taller than European counterparts and 67 percent taller than Afro descendants. Growth slows notably between ages twelve and fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Europe
Natives Preserve Heads in Malekula New Hebrides
Natives in southern Malekula in the New Hebrides create carved heads of important men after death. If a man is highly regarded they glue hair to the head and may attach a body. The heads are set on posts or kept in men's clubhouses as memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malekula
New Hebrides Islands
Homecoming at Fletcher M. E. Church Sunday Rally
Fletcher M. E. Church schedules a Home Coming day on October 22 with Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 45. Photos of classes taken by Oren Henley previa to a basket dinner and afternoon program led by Rev Clarence Shake. Epworth League at 6 00. no evening service. Dental hygiene program next Sunday evening features Dr John F Johnson of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Henley
Clarence Shake
Methodist
Rushville
Epworth League
Scott Mathews
F. M. Miller
John F. Johnson
Indianapolis
East St. Christian Church Reports Auction Gains and Plans
The church’s Anniversary and Auction Sale netted over 400 dollars. Rev Crawley will deliver sermons on the fifth Sunday in October. The Official Board met Friday night and reviewed current business. The superintendent seeks higher attendance in the year's final quarter. Sunshine Circle met at Mrs. Thomas Bush’s home with hostesses Mrs. Ralph Winslow and Mrs. Jesse Pitts assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawley
Sunshine Circle
Thomas Bush
Ralph Winslow
Jesse Pitts
Young People’s Society
Appreciation for Mrs Iona White at Friends Church
The Friends Church notes thanks for Mrs Iona White who attended worship last Sunday with 190 in Sunday school. Pastor Mr Pickett plans to lead next Sunday with Elmer Porter assisting. Missionary Society met at noon with Mrs Jennie Henley for luncheon and study. Next Sunday schedule lists 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 morning worship. no evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona White
Pickett
Elmer Porter
The
Missionary Society
Jennie Henley
Bell Ball
Surprise Birthday Gatherings for Two Women
Mrs. Thomas Bash and Mrs. A W Winfield celebrated their birthdays with fourteen friends visiting each home at 8 30 Tuesday evening. The party began at the Bash residence then moved to the Winfield home for bridge and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bash
A. W. Winfield
Bash
Winfield
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Jean Aubiyan
William Henry Harrison
Garfield
Giteau
Chester A. Arthur
Glover
John Goode
Trustel
PARTY
Drama Society
Pleges
Blue Eagle
Library Notes
Renegar — Rodman
East ST. Christian Church
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