Wanted and For Sale Classified Items
Wanted washings and ironings by Mrs Dortha Miller C E White property North Main street. For sale buffet rugs and other small articles by Mrs Will Cook. For sale 3 hole new Per fection oil stove good condition Otto Wyant Phone 6 202. For sale baled bean hay Len McConnell. For sale corn pen lumber R T Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortha- Miller
C. E. White Property
North Main Street
Will Cook
Otto Wyant
Len McConnell
R. T. Moore
Library notes on Arundel Roberts and other works
A catalog excerpt reviews Arundel Roberts as a top historical romance and notes The World's Best Poems and Medieval People Power as notable volumes. It praises translations by unnamed translators and highlights Miss Power's vivid portrayal of medieval life. A book auction of discarded volumes is set for Thursday October 25 during regular library hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arundel
Roberts
America
van Doren Lapella
China
Japan
Greece
Rome
India
Spain
Italy
Persia
Arabia
France
Germany
England
Ireland
Dr C C Gause Dinner Guest in Knightstown
Dr C C Gause was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr Jesse Gilson at Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Gause
Jesse Gilson
Knightstown
Shower Honors Mrs Caldwell at Miss Chappell Home
Misses Anna Mildred Mc Clarnon and Lucille Chappell hosted a miscellaneous shower last Saturday for Mrs Helen Mattix Caldwell at Miss Chappell's home. The honored guests included Mrs Clarice Mattix, Misses Jean Sullivan of Indianapolis, Lennes Smith of Spiceland, Phyllis Rhodes, Maxine Chappell, and Mrs Merrill Chappell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mildred McClarnon
Lucille Chappell
Helen Mattix Caldwell
Miss Chappell
Caldwell
Clarice Mattix
Jean Sullivan
Indianapolis
Lennes Smith
Spiceland
Phyllis Rhodes
Maxine Chappell
Merrill Chappell
Ellen DeSchipper Named Sophomore Editor of Arbutus Yearbook
Ellen DeSchipper of this place selected as member of the sophomore editorial staff for the 1935 Arbutus at Indiana University. Ten sophomores chosen from many applicants to assist editorial work. Twelve students appointed to the sophomore business staff. Miss Selma Drabing of French Lick is editor and John Ax of Jasonville is business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen DeSchipper
Arbutus
Indiana University
The
Selma Drabing
French Lick
John Ax
Jasonville
Sublease Agreement at Texaco Service Station
Harold Phelps sub-leases the Texaco Service Station on North Main from Texaco Oil Co which holds a five year lease. Texaco products will be sold exclusively with Hugh Roberts as Phelps’s assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Phelps
Texaco
Aker’s
North Main Street
Texaco Oil Co
Hugh Roberts
Crown Cook Coal Mined from Harlan Seam
Coal advertisement touts Crown Cook mined in the Harlan seam of Black Mountain praising purity and low ash as a top domestic quality coal featuring Ruth White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Little Black Mountain
Ruth White
Sight-seeing Trip Reported by Two Local Couples
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Newsom and Mr. and Mrs. Sam O. McCarty took a sightseeing trip to the southern part of the state on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sattler and Miss Emma Overman were at Mounds State Park in Anderson on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Newsom
Sam O. McCarty
P. J. Sattler
Emma Overman
the Mounds State Park
Anderson
Rural Social Roundup of Tipton Residents
Rural items note visits and gatherings around Tipton including Lendgrins hosting Fousts, Chicago trip reports, Blue Ridge homecoming, Cadiz church attendance, and many local callers. A straw stack incident at Alice Gray’s farm trapped two horses, one died, the other rescued with neighbor help.
Red Cross Auxiliaries Elect New Officers in Carthage
Carthage Auxiliary of the American Red Cross met at S. L. Newsom home. Treasurer P. J. Sattler reported 77.45 on hand and was asked to publish formal report. Newsom resigned chairmanship. former vice chair and secretary positions vacant due to war memberships. Officers appointed: James R. Behr chairman, Alta Carr vice-chairman, Ella Coffin secretary, P. J. Sattler treasurer. Meeting adjourned at call of chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Behr
Alta Carr
Ella Coffin
P. J. Sattler
Death of Melvin Rhodes in Carthage mill accident
Kelvi Rhodes 22 son of near Shively Corser met death Tuesday about 2:00 a m in the Container Corp mill while threading dry rolls. He worked since June on the new machine and was to be married November 3 to Henrietta Henry of Spiceland. Funeral pending at home. burial in Glencove Cemetery Knightstown. Survived by parents Frank Odes, two sisters Clarence Addison and Herbert Shipley, and brother Harold Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvin Rhodes
Rhodes
E Center High School
Henrietta Henry
Lester Henry
Spiceland
Atty
M. E. Church
Glencove
Knightstown
Carthage
R. O. Kennedy
Geo. B. McNabb
Frank Odes
Clarence Addison
Herbert Shipley
Dunreith
Harold Rhodes
New Castle
Raleigh and Carthage Tip Off Season Tonight
The opening high school basketball doubleheader features Raleigh visiting Carthage with the curtain raiser at 7 o clock between the junior teams followed by the varsity game. Admission is 10 cents with Fred Cook serving as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Carthage
Fred Cook
Weekend Social Notes Include Local Visits And A Wedding
Miss O Mary DeSchipper, a Butler University student, spent the week end with her parents. Several families from Knightstown and Bedford were noted as guests, with trips to Ohio and a church wedding in Muncie. Ernest Heim suffered a serious head injury after being thrown from a wagon near the paper mill but is now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’mary DeSchipper
Butler University
John DeSchipper
Walter Johnson
Knightstown
Harry Rhodes
Emil Held
Bedford
N. I. Schoolfield
John Waller
Belle Phelps
Maude Porter
Michael Kyser
Sharlee
Bazil Hedgecock
Newcastle
Jesse Henley
J. D. Calvert
Thelma
Ohio
E. L. Glover
Muncie
Death of Mrs Lucy Binford in Greenfield
Mrs Lucy C Binford wife of Nathan C Binford died at Greenfield home Wednesday night after a two day illness from paralysis. Born 1863 near here she married 1890. Survived by husband son Donald of Muncie three grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral at Greenfield Friends church Friday at 2 pm Rev Aaron Napier officiating with Walnut Ridge cemetery interment. Earlham College Board of Trustees members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Lendgrin
Tipton
H. H. Foust
Henry Jessitto
Grace Phelps
Century of Progress
Chicago
Orval Gahimer
Henry Gahimer
Blue Ridge
Walnut Ridge
Cadiz
Jeff Leisure
Malcol Jessup
Fairmount
Henry Jessup
John F. Leisure
Earl Young
Rushville
Logan Nelson
Bentonville
Walter Nelson
Lindley Taylor
James Cadwallade
Goudy
Don Addison
George Apple
Brown County
A. J. Lineback
N. I. Schoolfield
John Miner
Chester Northan
Bearl Kennedy
Arlington
Fletcher Branson
Mary Lu Bentley
Richmond
Elanor Navity
French Lick
Harry Bentley
Clarence Wyatt
Greenfield
Otto Wyatt
Gerald Stewart
Newcastle
Leonard Sullivan
Indianapolis
Jean
James Teter
James Ogal
Ertle Stevens
Harriet Gray
Knightstown
Alice Gray
Russell Leisure
Robert Stanley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lucy Binford
Lucy C. Binford
Nathan C. Binford
Binford
Amos
Penina Thornburg Hill
Here
Donald
Muncie
Carthage
Friends Church
Aaron Napier
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Ella Coffin
Howard E. Henley
Lizzie Stone
Verna S. Hill
Fred White
Eunice White
Earlham College
Divorced Woman Alleges Deceptive Marriage Motives
Mrs Rena Hackleman seeks divorce and 500 dollars alimony from Cicero Hackleman. They married January 9 1934 and separated October 19 1934. she accuses him of false wealth claims and neglect, says he borrowed 140 dollars, and asks restoration of her name Rena Hill. Court restrains him from selling property pending further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Hackleman
Cicero Hackleman
Hackleman
Carthage
Rena Hill
Friendly Circle Hosts Welcome for New Pastor
The Friendly Circle entertained Monday evening for Dr. and Mrs Furbay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Winfield. Hostesses included Mrs. H. G. Henley Mrs. H. T. Beher and Mrs. E. Henley. Sharlee Kyser chaired the social committee which presented a quartet and musical readings. Light refreshments followed.
Blowout Causes Narrow Escape Near Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Arthur White were en route to Indianapolis when a tire blowout caused their car to whirl and collide with a westbound vehicle. The Westbound driver, a woman, suffered minor bruises. Mr White escaped uninjured and Mrs White had minor bruises and scratches. Both cars were towed from the scene.
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Arthur White
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Mr White
White
Bower Couple Visiting Linebacks in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs James R Bower of Indianapolis are spending the week with Mrs Bowers parents Mr and Mrs J A Lineback. Messrs Wade Walker and J A Lineback were in Indianapolis Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bower
Indianapolis
J. A. Lineback
Wade Walker
J. A Lineback
Revival Services At Wesleyan Church Begin
Revival services are under way with Rev. H. W. Korcheval of Aunt as preacher. Bible school at 9 30 worship and sermon at 10 30. Evening services every night at 7 30. You are invited to attend each service.
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H. W. Korcheval
Hannegan Church Plans Bible School and Halloween Party
Bible school and Communion Sunday planned at Hannegan Church with Clarence Dyer as School Superintendent. Several students will attend services in Carthage Sunday night. Eight students enrolled in the Rush County Council of Christian Education Teachers Training Course. A community Halloween party will be held in the church basement Tuesday night. everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannegan Church Bible School
Communion
Clarence Dyer
Carthage
Rush County Council of Christian Education
Hallowe’ne
Victory Day Near as East St. Christian Church Closes Revival
The East St. Christian Church revival, begun October 14, ends Sunday night with Victory Day events. A sunrise prayer at 6:00, Bible school at 9:30, and Victory closing services at 7:30 follow a day of outdoor baptism. Sermon titles include Psycho-phonery the New Religion and Almost. Miss Tribby to lead a weekend of song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Christian Church
Tribby
Fletcher M. E. Church Rally and Homecoming Gather
Mid week service Thursday at 7:00 with choir at 7:45. Next Sunday features rally and homecoming with Sunday school 9:30 and worship 10:35. Rev N IL Schoolfield speaks on Setting Up Our Banners. Basket dinner after morning service. Beech Grove Beech church Indianapolis Rev Edward Gillete speaks on Finding God at 2:00 with Epworth League at 3:00. No evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gillete
Beech Grove
Indianapolis
Gillete
Boston
Harvard University
Boston University
God
Joys That Sustain and New Bible Study Group at Friends Church
The Friends Church reports rising attendance at Sunday school and announces a 10 30 worship sermon on The Joys That Sustain The Art of Acquiring Enduring Satisfactions. The choir leads songs and Mrs Ethel Furbay sings. A Thursday 7 00 p m study group starts focusing on devotional Bible study and teaching aids for teachers and learners.
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Ethel Furbay
Dinner guests attend Milroy Fall Festival
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Dunn along with Mrs. Hubert Hill Mrs. Grace H. Porter and Misses Mary Louise Hill and Maria Henley were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Michael in Milroy on Friday and attended the Fall Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Dunn
Hubert Hill
Grace H. Porter
Mary Louise Hill
Maria Henley
Joe Michael
Milroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akers
Cooperative Association of Farm
Credit Association
Miller Bldg
Library Notes
Melvin Rhodes
Friendly Circle
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