Indianapolis business men meet for informal congressional talks
A group of business leaders gather in Indianapolis for an informal conference with a twenty member congressional committee. The meeting aims to discuss legislation and potential savings in billions tied to small enterprises. Scheduled for 2 p m Tuesday September 9, it is the first of such conferences and not final.
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Congress
Indianapolis
Halleck
Indiana
Carthage Reunion Appeal From a Former Resident
A former Carthage resident urges classmates to organize a reunion. He recalls school life, local politics, jokes, and community figures, mentions Road 109 progress, and invites others to join the effort noting several familiar names and places from Carthage.
Bridge reopening eyed in eight to ten days
Brief town page notes the Carthage K Town road bridge may be open to traffic in about eight or ten days. It also mentions Colgum being taken over next week by R. C. Dick McNabb as part of a casual reader update.
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Rover
Clover
Highway Commission
Knightstown
Anderson
Carthage
J. C. Penny
Indianapolis
Richmond
Grover Cleveland
Posey
Jackson
Henderson
Ed Gary
P. O
Sam
John Turner
P.O. Bees
Cleve
Newsom
Carthage-K-Town Road
Colgum
R. C
Dick) McNabb
Church News And Conference Update From Indiana
Dutch Hews clarifies that C V McMillan and sister Raymond Manche will attend the board meeting at the church Friday night at 8. Sunday school is at 9 30 a m and the morning service at 10 30. Next Sunday marks the last of the Conference year as the Indiana Annual Conference opens next Wednesday at Meridian Street Church in Indianapolis.
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Raymond Kennedy
Ralph Mosier
Joseph Alexander
Hubert Hunt
A. B. Thompson
Sarah Stager
Frank Overman
Arthur Lineback
Dennis Jones
Raymond McDaniel
Ralph Pearson
Raymond Manche
S. S. Supt
Indiana
Meridian Street Church
Indianapolis
East St. Christian Church Schedule Changes
Frank F. Jones and Forrest Marshall lead morning worship at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m The lesson is Revelation A Message to Persecuted Churches The church notes all activities now run on Central Standard Time and Sunday school will dismiss at 11 15 a m, fifteen minutes earlier.
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Frank F. Jones
Forrest Marshall
S. S
Carthage Friends Adopt Standard Time and Schedule Change
Carthage Friends switch from Unified Service to regular schedule with Bible school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Murray S Kenworthy and S S Supt Gouldie Kyser The sermon closes the 10 30 a m service Thursday mid week worship at 7 30 p m marks the weekly pattern Beginning with the first Sunday in September the church moves from Daylight Savings to Standard Time and adjusts the timetable for services
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Murray S. Kenworthy
Gouldie Kyser
S. S
Carthage Friends
Christian Science Services in Rushville
Christian Science Society Rushville holds Sunday 10 45 services and third Wednesday 7 45 monthly in Rush County Bank Rooms 7 8. Sunday school for ages up to 20 at 9 30. Public invited. Lesson Sermon subject Sunday September 7 is Man with Golden Text from I John 3 1. Citations compose the Lesson Sermon.
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Christian Science Services
Christian Science Society
Rushville
Rush County Bank
Churches of Christ
Scientist
God
Man’s place under divine guidance and sovereignty
Psalm 8 reflects on the heavens and man’s diminutive status before God yet grants him dominion over creation. The Christian Science text asserts man’s inalienable rights of self governance, reason, and conscience when rightly guided by divine Truth and Love.
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Mary Baker Eddy
State Fair Visitors From Carthage Area
A list of Carthage and nearby residents visiting the state fair includes Mr. and Mrs. James B. Terhune and many others such as Miss Carolyn June Delay Mrs. Claribel Winslow and children Wallace and Donald Cook and Dr. and Mrs. George B. Jones among numerous families and individuals.
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George Moore
Leona Higgins
Granite City
Illinois
Sam Forkner
Anderson
James Heifner
Florence Heifner
Charlottesville
Ed Sharpe
Indianapolis
Blount Sharpe
Arlington
Charles Sharpe
Otto Moore
Rushville
Tom Talbert
Morristown
Ella Nelson
Finley
Grove City
Carthage
James B. Terhune
Albert Terhune
Carolyn June Delay
Ray Gurley
Hamil Henley
Claribel Winslow
Roscoe Brown
Marjorie
Edward Brown
Iva Cook
Wallace
Donald Cook
Charles Rhodes
Ralph Moore
Clyde Ruby
A. B. Thompson
Verna S. Hill
Ross Tweedy
Alice Ruth Hunt
Thomas Bush
Walter Dhonau
Betty Lou Dhonau
Larry Hunt
Lowell Dyer
M.S. Kyser
Robert Reed
Walter J. Phelps
Sharlee Kyser
Belle Phelps
Maude Porter
Walter Nelson
Ora Siler
Russell Siler
Harry O. Pitts
Tuberculosis: The World’s Most Common Disease
Tuberculosis remains the most prevalent disease globally yet is highly curable with early treatment. Early diagnosis and access to care are emphasized as key to reducing mortality and transmission.
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Ommie's Service
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Lochit
Judith Ann Roberts
Onita Shaw
Marion
Edith Nigh
Mary Lou Alexander
Mary Frances Revolt
Ruth Colleen Bramel
Betty Lou Kinder
Diana Sue Kennedy
Ralph McClarnon
C. V. McMillan
Arletta Small
Mary Louise Hill
Oscar Alexander
George Andis
Robert Oldham
Waupecong
Gerald Shively
North Manchester
Martin Roberts
Fay Wright
J. A. Lineback
Joseph Graff
Marlene
Louis Hume
Earl Henley
Richard
North Chicago
Donald Mann
Henley
Naval Training Station
Chicago
Mann
Dickie
Mary Tarbet
Lela Hurley
Nora McFatridge
Here
Henry Stager
Eaton
Ohio
Richard Pushman
John Stack
Goshen
Rae Reed
Linton
Fred Dillman
Owensboro, Ky
Mrs
Jesse Newsom
Ida Small
Leon Cook
Dayton
Nelson Cook
Sarah Robinson
Martinsville
Robinson
Luther Bundy
Near Greenfield
Lewis Hurt
Virginia
New Bethel
Mrs. Hurt
Congo
Africa
Bundy
Mr. Pitts
M. A. Buckland
E. P. Stanley
Knox
C. W. Myers
Ivan Alexander
Harold Ruby
John Allen
Elgin Quick
Roy Lee
Noblesville
Herman Brock
Barbara
Lon McCorkle
Carrie Grimes
Havana
la Moda
Miami
U. S
O. P. Overman
Rise Hill
Rice
Oleo
Golden Maid
Pillsbury
Lux
Bartlett Pears
Carney
Ridlen
Charter Oak
Parlor Furnace
Fletcher Methodist
Mir
East ST. Christian Church