Rushville and area social notes from Friday to Sunday
Mrs. A. W. Winfield second daughters Ramona and Juanita visited Rushville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beckner with family were Sunday guests of Mrs. Bertha Trowbridge near Mays. Mrs. Todd Pavey and children from Anderson visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and family Friday. Mr. Loyal Hunt has been ill at home with intestinal flu.
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A. W. Winfield
Ramona
Juanita
Rushville
Roy Beckner
Bertha Trowbridge
Mays
Todd Pavey
Anderson
Fred. King
Loyal Hunt
Camp for Unemployed Girls From 18 Towns
Eighteen towns supply 35 young women aged 16 to 25 for a Works Progress Administration camp at Mc Cormick's Creek state park. The group, drawn from relief families, gains training in recreational leadership, commerce, and home economics while living in Camp Telalah bunk houses. They run their own dormitory order, select a city government to govern camp life, and will close November 2 with hopes of securing future positions.
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Works Progress Administration
McCormick’s Creek
Camp Telalah
Convention at St. Paul Church Rushville October 27 28 29
Methodist churches of Rushville district hold a three day convention at St. Pauls church Rushville on October 27 28 and 29 with a hymn festival led by Pres E E Harper Evansville College. Pastors bring choirs and district meetings run Monday morning with talks by Rev B K Johnson Rev T E Adams and Dr J W McFall followed by a Queen Esther banquet and district rally featuring Bishop Miller from South America.
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Rushville
St. Paul’s Church
E. E. Harper
Evansville College
B. K. Johnson
Morristown
Fountaintown
M. E
T. E. Adams
Brookville
J. W. McFall
Shelbyville
Bishop Miller
South America
U S Savings Bonds Advertised By Local Postmaster
U S Savings Bonds offered as a safe investment with funds on hand. Available at the post office or directly from the Treasury. Postmaster Sam O. McCarty invites inquiries about purchase options.
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U.S
Treasury of the
United States
U. S
Sam O. M.carty
Local residents visit relatives in Indianapolis and beyond
Miss Betty Jane Moore of Indianapolis spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Moore and family. Mr and Mrs George Apple motored to Madison Sunday. Mrs A W Winfield and daughters were in Indianapolis Thursday. Mr and Mrs Charles Adams were in Indianapolis Friday. Mrs Hazel Lowe and small son Jimmie left Friday night for her mother's home in Carthage Missouri. They have made their home with Mrs Mary Jessup since last March.
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Betty Jane Moore
Indianapolis
Charles Moore
George Apple
Madison Suany
A. W. Winfield
Charles Adams
Hazel Lowe
Jimmie
Carthage
Mary Jessup
Grace Herald Ad Laterals First National Bank Ad Run
The Grace Herald notes the First National Bank of Grace Idaho has run a two column five inch ad in the top left of Grace Herald for 572 consecutive insertions since the paper’s founding eleven years ago. The steady ad presence reinforced depositor confidence during regional bank closures in the Depression era.
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Grace
Idaho
First National Bank of Grace
Grace Herald
Plymouth unveils safety steel body with two way hydraulic brakes
The pamphlet highlights a new Plymouth featuring genuine two way pressure hydraulic brakes, stepped cylinders, and a Safety Steel body strengthened with reinforcements. It notes 82 horsepower and floating power engine mountings for economy and smoothness. Don’t miss this amazing new Plymouth.
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Plymouth
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