Weather swings and a barn struck by lightning near Rushville
After a weekend heat wave with 92 degrees, a heavy Sunday evening storm cooled to 54 by Tuesday and rose to 70 by Thursday. A barn two miles west of Rushville on Minnie Talbott’s farm was destroyed by lightning during the storm. Dr Earl Gear and Mrs Gear of Marion visited en route to Jeffersonville. Mr and Mrs W R Zion of Knightstown visited his sister Mrs J L Hubbard. the Zions then traveled to Detroit to see daughter Mrs Mark Wilson before she and her family depart for New York.
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Indiana
Minnie Talbott
Rushville
Earl Gear
Marion
Jeffersonville
W. R. Zion
Knightstown
J. L. Hubbard
Zion
Detroit
Mich
Mark Wilson
New York
Specials Lose to Rushville Cubs in Arlington Tilt
Patchwork Specials fell 11 to 4 at Arlington as misplays and late arrivals plagued the effort. Magee pitched two innings without allowing a run, Gardner filled in at short, and errors marred the exhibition before a later Arlington A C win over New Palestine.
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Rushville Cubs
Arlington Grounds
B. Magee
Gardner
Arlington
Arlington A. C.’s
Northam
New Palestine
Sharp
Middletown
New Castle Chryslers
Orestes
Carthage High School 1925 26 basketball schedule
The clipping lists Carthage High School basketball games for the 1925 26 season with dates opponents and locations from Oct 30 Arlington to Feb 12 Warren Central. It also notes local news items about P J Sattler in Richmond O C McCarty returning from Petoskey and railroad work north of Henderson.
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Carthage High School
New Palestine
Wilkinson
Cambridge City
County
Pendleton
Hagerstown
Warren Central
Deaf and Dumb School of
Indianapolis
Arlington
Public Library Announces Hours and New Juvenile Book
The Public Library lists Tuesday and Thursday hours 12 to 5 during term and 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 on other days. Nine gifted books from Putnam & Sons and author G P Lansing arrive as class books. A new juvenile title Two Arrows tells of a brave young Indian boy aiding white friends and efforts to educate Indians today.
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Putnam & Sons
G. P. Lansing
America
Local residents visit over weekend
J Earle Norris of Indianapolis was here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Russell Sears of Middletown Ohio were here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dale White of Indianapolis called on relatives and friends here Sunday. Miss Vensetta Lewis of Fairmount has gone to Martinsville to supervise Morgan County Memorial Hospital.
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Albert W. Koepff
F. S. Hill
J. Earle Norris
Indianapolis
Russell Sears
Middletown
Dale White
Vensetta Lewis
Fairmount
Martinsville
Morgan County Memorial Hospital
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Howard E. Henley
Notary Public Insurance
Carthage
Moore
Ind
Rohm & Hauk
Morristown
Schrichte
S. Main
Rushville, Indiana
Dyer
Mattix
Binford
Whelchel
Larrison
M. Magee
Rf . Kennedy
Cl Mathers
Rus H
Wainright
McIlwain
Keith
Rankin
J. Warth
Beard
H Warth
Christopher
Lakin
Greenfield
Columbus
Milroy
Moscow
Shaw
Marion Cardinals
Carthage High
Arlington High
Straughn
Siler
Raleigh High
Lebanon High
Muncie High
P. J. Sattler
Carthage, Indiana
Middle West
Anaconda Sales Company
West Washington Street
Chicago, N
W. W. Norris & Son
Rush County Telephones
Sample Furniture Co
Rockers
The
Save
Spiceland
McCordsville
Richmond
O. C. McCarty
Petoskey, Michigan
Here
Henderson
Charles King
John W. Addison
Mary E. Morris
A. J. Miller
Fountains City
Alonzo Sharpe
E. B. Heifner
Heifner
Public Library Notes
Strand Theatre
Betty Compson
Corinne Griffith
Nita Walda
Kenneth Harlan
Harrison Ford
Harold Lloyd
H. E. Ratliff
Souder Brothers
Jersey
Forest Souder
Black Hawk
John Deere
International
Curry’s Chapel
Souder Brothers Forest
Souder
Ross Souder
Carthage Button
Sexson
Cross
J. E. Sample
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