Weekend Socials and State Fair Attendance in Indiana
Local families including Springer, Long, Nigh, Beckner and others shared visits and shopping trips in Indianapolis Shelbyville and Columbus. Attendees and hosts noted include Mary Blanche Poor, Kay Gene Nigh, Doyle Nigh, Robert Evans, Bot Sheppard, and Bobbie Hurst. Students and relatives also involved at Butler University freshman week and the Indiana State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Kay Gene
Lewis Nigh
J. C. Springer
Gladys Fair
Gale Palmer
Indianapolis
Durst Beckner
Guy Kennedy
Mary Ann
Martha Jean
Columbus
Vernal Long
Carlos Long
Jan
Darst Beck
Fred Pollitt
Harry Keaton
Lafayette Keaton
Kay Gene Nigh
Doyle Nigh
Rolland Guffin
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Arlington
Evan Nigh
Robert Evans
Bot Sheppard
Shelbyville
Bob Hurst
C. E. Hurst
Butler University
Wilbur Keaton
Bobbie
Ben Keaton
Lawrence Wortman
Clayton Bass
Ralph Henderson
Indiana August 1939 tax receipts rise over prior year
Will H. Smith the U S Collector reports Indiana internal revenue from all sources in August 1939 totaled 8 570 336 25 up from 6 816 172 15 in August 1938 an increase of 1 754 164 10. Notices for the third 1938 income tax installment were mailed to corporations and individuals on quarterly plans with payment due by September 15 1939. Miss Eva Jane Moore of Greenfield visits Miss Jean Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Smith
U. S
District of Indiana
Indiana
Eva Jane Moore
Greenfield
Jean Porter
Classified Rates Information Summary
Classified rates listed for five lines or less at 25 cents per insertion over five lines at 3 cents per line for each insertion.
Indiana State Parks Offer 157 Miles of Trails for Autumn Hikes
Indiana state parks feature 157 miles of marked trails with maps and guides. Virgil M. Sims ons, commissioner of the Department of Conservation, notes hikers often return to trails in cooler autumn weather with new views from falling leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Division of State Parks
Library Notes and Local News Snapshots from 1919
Library notes highlight new books on European turmoil with Reach ing for the Stars Through Embassy Eyes and We Didn't Ask Utopia. Local items cover Misses Harriet and Jeanette Rawls birthday party, library lecture course buying Stoddard Travel Lectures, Mrs Emmasette Sutton’s fair prize, Owen S Hill’s retirement, and a shift of Continental Auto Parts Co. to Columbus Indiana plus family reunions and a Newport News birth. The page also recalls a 1931 Arlington body found and a three week East auto tour return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Nora Woln
Germany
Martha Dodd
Harriet
Jeanette Rawls
Jeanette
Henry Henley Public Library
Owen S. Hill
Carthage
Cora M. Clark
Joe Overman
Little Son
Colfax
Wash
Jullian Overman
Continental Auto Parts Co
Knightstown
Arlington
Frank Richey
Indianapolis
McFatridge
Fred Sims, Jr
Dwight Sims
Max Nowotne
Plans Form Horse Show And Committees Meet
Plans mature for a coming horse show to be held September 30 with 24 class exhibit. A second meeting at H R Halls store followed by Monday nights committee chairmen refining assignments. Mrs William Manley and Miss Blanche Gray stay at the Eastern Indiana Holiness Campground during the annual session. Carthage Band Saturday concert series has aided town funds with a final concert last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hall
William Manley
Blanche Gray
Eastern Indiana
Carthage
Nauvoo Arrival and Deaths Mark Mormon Rise and Fall
The narrative recounts the relocation of Mormons to Nauvoo Illinois after fleeing Missouri. It notes a welcoming committee in Quincy, growth of settlements, mission work in England, and migration trends to America. The piece details rising opposition culminating in Joseph and Hyrum Smith's deaths during a Carthage jail attack and the secret burial of their bodies subsequent to mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nauvoo
Illinois
Quincy
Missouri
Commerce
Smith
Brigham Young
Wilford Woodruff
Twelve Apostles
England
Scotland
America
Joseph
Hyrum
Volly
Hyrum Smith
Nauvoo House
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Gwynneville
W. Iz. Springer
I. J
B.ky Posvon
WM. J. Henley, SR
Rushville, Indiana
Rushville
Frank Wantz
Ind
Moore-Cottrell, Inc
Naples Road
North Cohocton
N. Y
F. R. Newby — — Notary Public
Carthage, Ind
K. E. Wedeking
Optometrist
W. Third St
Ratliff
Owen Gray
Texaco
GAS Valor
Firestone
Harold Phelps
Ctur
Rush County Loan & Finance CO
Eavecr
Cea
F. M. Miller
E. Main St
Greenfield,Ind
White Eagle Restaurant
Mrs. Roy Porter
Prop
Andrews’ Restaurant
Library Notes
Harry and
Rebecca Timbers
Russia
T. J. Passwater
Noblesville
Ruth Ale
Jennie Cobb
Francesville
Leonard, Jr
Leonard Ruby
Newport News
Edgar Ruby
Alonzo Kizer
Alhamer
Lionel Barrymore
Beulah Bondi
Cedric Hardwicke
Una Merkel
Bobs Watson
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Cecilia Parker
Ann Ri
Frontier
Binnie Barns
Nancy Kelley
Lewis Stone
Faye Holdenford
Arshal
Randolph Scott
Cesar Romero
Lola
Rose Mary
Priscilla Lane
Gale Page
John Garfield
Bob Breen
By Warren Bayley
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Dr. Miles
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