Radio Fall Season Preview with Notable Debuts and Returns
Phil Harris will substitute for Kay Kyser until October 1 while Kyser undergoes hospital treatment. Dunninger plans a notarized electoral vote statement the night before the presidential election, a feat he achieved in 1940. CBS launches This Is My Best on Sept 5 and Stop That William on Sept 6, with Happy Island featuring Ed Wynn Sept 8. Alan Young debuts Oct 3 on the Blue. Harriet Hilliard and Ozzie Nelson open Oct 8 on CBS. The Aldrich Family returns Sept 1 on CBS without movie stars. Dialers see a new Bob Burns format in October NBC.
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Phil Harris
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Kay
Dunninger
America
CBS
Willian
MBS
Ed Wynn
Aldrich
New York
West Coast
Bob Burns
NBC
De Havilland Leads The Voyage Through Darkness On Radio
Olivia calls Labor Day toast as Bob shares yarns while De Havilland is signed for a lead in a suspense radio thriller to air Thursday Sept 7. Ethel Barrymore to star as Miss Hattie in her own series sponsored by the Aluminum Company of America starting Sunday Sept 17 2 30 to 3 00 p m on the Blue network.
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Olivia. de Haviland
America
Ethel Barrymore
Hattie
The
Aluminum Company of America
Blue
Jamaica Singers at East St. Christian Church Service
Basil Stultz pastor Ge o B. Moore superintendent Cecil Pike assistant superintendent Sunday school at 9 30 worship at 10 30 The Jamaicans employed at DeSchipper Packing Co sing during the morning service at East St Christian Church.
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Basil Stultz
Geo. B. Moore
Cecil Pike
DeSchipper Packing Co
Fletcher Methodist Church Schedule Card
Samuel M. Riggle pastor Hubert Hunt superintendent Mrs Arthur White assistant superintendent Sunday school at 9 30 church service at 10 30
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Fletcher Methodist Church
Samuel M. Riggle
Hubert Hunt
Arthur White
Wesleyan Methodist Church Services and Schedules
Howard Crim serves Carthage and Blue River churches with Sunday school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 and 7 30. Prayer meetings are Thursday at 8 00 and Wednesday at 8 00.
Church Notices with Worship and Social Event
Reverend Ozro Kennerly announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and church worship at 10 45 a m The gospel message will be delivered by the minister A booster class party is planned Friday night at Dr and Mrs Robert Scotts home in Charlottesville Everyone is welcome to all church services and to attend the event
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Ozro Kennerly
Robert Scott
Charlottesville
Carthage Friends Meet for Bible School and Worship
The Carthage Friends hold Bible school at 9:30 led by Superintendent J A Reynolds with Gouldie Kyser as assistant. Worship follows at 10:30 with DeWitt Foster speaking on "The Supreme Loyalty" as the junior choir offers special music. Midweek prayer and Bible study is Thursday evening.
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Carthage Friends
DeWitt Foster
J. A. Reynolds
Bible School
J. A. Reyolds
Gouldie Kyser
State motor vehicle law requires proof of financial responsibility
The department of public safety reports that 82 percent of car owners posted $131,307 to cover damages in eight months under the new safety responsibility law effective last November. The remaining 68 percent filed Form SR-21 showing insurance coverage for damages in fatal, personal injury, or property damage accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don F. Stiver
Department of Public Safety
Courts Target Drivers After SR-21 Filings
Stiver notes civil action can proceed after a motorist posts security or files the SR-21 form. The law creates a mechanism making drivers accept full responsibility for driving while states limit collection or award of damages.
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Stiver
Charlottesville visitors and local figures share news
Charlottesville residents report travel and family events. Mrs John Dent and Mrs Joe Kintner traveled to Rochester Michigan to visit Mrs Dent's daughter Carrie Dent in hospital. Mrs Mary Circle and Mrs Martha Vandenbarth hosted Indianapolis guests at a Sunday dinner. Tom Hufford seeks treatment in Indianapolis and shows slow improvement. Pearl Johnson visited Aurora with Mr and Mrs Mar Strong and Sgt and Mrs Russell Jessup also mentioned in the week’s social notes.
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John Dent
Joe Kintner
Rochester, Mich
Carrie Dent
Mary Circle
Martha Vandenbarth
Indianapolis
Charley Hudson
Pearl Johnson
Aurora
Mar Strong
Sgt
Russell Jessup
Morgenthau urges duty to invest in war bonds
Secretary Morgenthau declares aiding the enemy by delaying or withholding War Bonds. He calls for national service and emphasizes that every dollar must serve the country, asking if we will be more lenient with money than with the lives of sons.
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Morgenthau
Local News Briefs Highlight Movements and Illnesses
The report notes Rev H G Biddlecum moving to Richmond after a Ft. Riley visit. Mrs Marjorie Addison underwent an operation in Indianapolis and is recovering. Walter Woods funeral was attended by Claude Walker and family at Shirley. Mrs Raymond Shelby is critically ill after a stroke at home. John McClarnon and Earl McClarnon related travel from Pennsylvania. Earnest Baker and James Sparks families attended Friends church services. DeWayne McDaniel was opér-
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Ft. Riley
Kansas
H.G. Biddlecum
Richmond
Marjorie Addison
Indianapolis
Claude Walker
Walter Woods
Shirley
Raymond Shelby
Here
John McClarnon
Earl McClarnon
Pennsylvania
Earnest Baker
James Sparks
Knightstown
Friends Church
DeWayne McDaniel
Local News Briefs Include Accidents and Visits
A report notes an ongoing recovery after mastoid treatment at Riley hospital. Miss Mary Jean Sayles visits Mr. and Mrs. Lilburn White. A collision Tuesday evening at Jessup corner involved Thomas B. Nelson and Virgil Niles. Tom Gray injured and treated by Dr. R O Scott. Ella Winslow visits sisters in Cleveland after time in Westland.
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Riley Hospital
Mary Jean Sayles
Indianapolis
Lilburn White
Thomas B. Nelson
Virgil Niles
Jessup
Tom Gray
Mr. Niles
R. O. Scott
Ella Winslow
Westland
Ria Gray
Elizabeth Wiggins
Cleveland
Martha Wines
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Indiana Republican Editorial Association
ED B. Bly and
Alonzo L. Tuttle
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United States of America
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WLW
King's Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Iknightstown
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Greenfield
Helen K. Minneman
Phorie
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Rushville
Ind
Moran
Counly Poyvan & Finance CO
Tos
Bob
ABC
East ST. Christian Church
Howard Crim
Blue River
Charlottesville Christian Church
St. Saveur Lendelin
Esther Hill
Sons of
Grant City
Tom Hufford
Heck Kirk
Rex Sexson
John Burk
Saddle Horse Sale
Evan L. Cross
Court House
State Road 9
Palomani Stud
Texas
Tuxedo
Carthage Grain Company
Hogle & Silver
Prop
Leora Jackson
Wed
SHARP
Guernsey
Jersey
Hampshire
Choice Hampshire
Mrs
Leora Foster
James A. Geise Rex Kemple
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Shelbyville
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