T O G Club Hosts and Outing Notes in Rushville Area
Mrs George Moore hosted the T O G club meeting in Rushville with thirteen members enjoying a cooperative noon dinner and social time. Farewell party for Mrs Grace Drake was hosted by Mrs Carlos Brooks with gifts for the guest before she wintered elsewhere.
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George Moore
T. O. G. Club
Rushville
Carlos Brooks
Grace Drake
Drake
Charles D. Moore
Stuart Morgan
Goodwill Music Club Performs for Carthage High School
Students enjoyed a surprise program by the Goodwill Music Club organized to aid the church, school, and community. Highlights included pieces by Rosemary Manche, Maurice Stenger, and the ensemble, announced by club president Max Manche. The senior class debates Thanksgiving date and a Victrola donation is sought for permanent school use. The Raiders varsity softball team shows strong play, with recent wins and thrilling late-inning rallies boosting a top league position.
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Renegar
Young America
Ensemble
Nina Mia
Rosemary Manche
Maurice Stenger
Mellow Moon
Tommy Ray
Song of the Road
Max Manche
Raiders
Arlington
Carthage
Morristown
Raleigh
Manilla
Webb
Ewing
L. Hunt
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel
Anna Phelps and Mrs Grace H Porter are mentioned among local social attendees. Mrs Effie M Saunders left for High Point NC Thursday evening after visiting here since late August. Weekend guests at Mr and Mrs H H Foust include John J Elliott Knightstown and daughter Har ry Estell with granddaughters from Indianapolis. Nearby visits include Fred Allen Cincinnati to the Gates family, and Mrs O M Siler with Mrs Harold Ruby in Indianapolis. Additional visits involve Mrs Joseph Graff and daughter Marlene with Mrs Fred Sims in Rushville Saturday.
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Effie M. Saunders
High Point
N. C
H. H. Foust
John J.elliott
Knightstown
Harry Estell
Indianapolis
Ora Siler
Russell Stites
Foust
Fred Allen
Cincinnati
Mrs
John Gates
O. M. Siler
Harold Ruby
Joseph Graff
Marlene
Fred Sims
Rushville
Visas Visit of Sergeant Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Kenneth Kirkpatrick quar termaster sergeant of the 7th Division cavalry visits his sister Mrs. Luther Walton in Carthage. He is en route to Albany Michigan where he will report for duty in the volunteer troop.
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Kenneth Kirkpatrick
7Th Division
Quincy, Ill
Luther Walton
Carthage
Kirkpatrick
Albany
Michigan
Reunion of Humboldt pioneer and son after sixty years
W H Locke of Humboldt Iowa and his son Henry Locke of New York are again together after a sixty year span. Henry, raised in the East after leaving Humboldt at age three, learned in 1929 his father still lived nearby and traveled to Humboldt to reunite.
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Humboldt
Iowa
W. H. Locke
Henry Locke
New York
East
Sunday services and fall rally plans announced
Raymond Manche of the S. S. Supt. quotes a Bible verse. Sunday school is at 9 30 in the morning and preaching at 10 30. Dates for the fall rally day and homecoming will likely be shared Sunday. Other meetings to be announced.
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Jesus Christ
Yearly Meeting Week Cancels Sunday Services at Friends Church
Murray S. Kenworthy pastor Gouldie Kyser senior Sunday school supervisor announce no services at the Friends church on Sunday September 29 due to Yearly Meeting Week. Regular services resume next week.
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Murray S. Kenworthy
Gouldie Kyser
S. S
Friends Church
Indiana Methodist Conference Attended at Roberts Park
Mr and Mrs J A Lineback and several relatives attended the Indiana Annual Conference of Methodist churches held at Roberts Park Church in Indianapolis on Sunday.
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J. A. Lineback
Katherine Kennedy
Sarah Stager
Grace H. Porter
Hubert Hunt
Indiana Annual Conference of Methodist Churches
Robert’s Park
Indianapolis
East Street Christian Church announces consecration of new officers
East Street Christian Church Carthage Indiana invites members to a unified Sunday service at 9 30 morning worship 10 30 to consecrate newly elected Sunday school officers teachers October 6 homecoming and roll call observe noon basket dinner in church basement program planned for the afternoon members urged to attend full details next week
Gin and Pork Chops Veteran Dies in San Francisco at 113
William Burns, an ex-slave who joined the Union forces and reputedly the Civil War's oldest veteran, died in San Francisco at 113. He credited his long life to plenty of gin and pork chops.
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William Burns
San Francisco
Alabama 1939 law empowers governor to call draft males 18 to 45
A 1939 Alabama law authorizes the governor to call draft or order every able bodied male from 18 to 45 into the state militia when he deems it necessary.
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Alabama
Friends Disperse Regular Worship for Indiana Yearly Meeting
The Friends will suspend their usual worship schedule on Sunday due to the Indiana Yearly Meeting gathering in Richmond. Local activities adapt to this event with all services rescheduled or canceled as noted by the meeting organizers.
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Indiana
Richmond
Hog Erysipelas Prevalent Among Swine Herds
Indianapolis reports swine erysipelas spreading across America's hog belts with rising losses. State veterinarians, packing plants, and federal agencies note increasing condemnations for arthritis linked to the disease and warn it mirrors European outbreaks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
America
U. S
Europe
American Foundation For Animal Health
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Foundation
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Rushville
Administrator of the Estate of Edward L. Siler filed for final settlement in Rushville Rush County Indiana. Court date October 16 1940 requires heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause and prove heirship or claims. Vernie T Pearson is administrator with Scotten Hinshaw and Avery as attorneys and Dale Fisher clerk.
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Edward L. Siler
Rush
Rushville
Indiana
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