Revival and visions theme mark church notes
Sabbath School attendance 123 with $239 collected as Rev Trueblood spoke on The Necessity of Visions in growth to higher life. Mentions Moses Isaiah and Paul and the need for higher ideals. Evening service well attended with future lectures by Rev Worth M. Tippe on The Future of the Democratic Spirit. New teachers listed for classes 1 2 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Trueblood
Moses
Isaiah
Paul
School Notes Highlights From Lessor-class Officers and Events
The Lessor-class officers are President Ora Bundy Secre tary Wistar Williams Treasurer Joanna Morns. Colors red and yellow cream rose flower. High School Literary held a program in room No 7. Arthur Williams and Henry Hinshaw sang at Walnut Ridge. Miss Margaret Davidson to exhibit student drawing next Friday with works displayed in the studio. Parents invited to visit in afternoon or forenoon. Botany class analyzing spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H.scholl
Ora Bundy
Wistar Williams
Joanna Morns
Claas
High School
Arthur Williams
Henry Hinshaw
Walnut Ridge
Margaret Davidson
Sunday Evening Crowds on the Street in Knightstown
The Knightstown Sun notes an unusually crowded Sunday evening with many pedestrians and loud street noise. It mentions Jesse Ruby, pitcher for Purdue, nearly shutting out Indianapolis Manual Training High School, with Purdue leading 14 to 2 in Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightstown Sun
Jesse Ruby
Purdue
Indianapolis Manual Training
Optical shop advertises eye aid and glasses in Carthage
It promotes reading comfort through glasses that rest the eyes and invites a trial. The ad claims local customers can attest to the optician's success and urges readers to visit in Carthage and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Local residents move and illness update near Henderson
Soest Elwood moved to Bisnre farm near Henderson. James B. Gannion of Jefferson County will work for Milt Henley this summer. Several people attended John Moore's funeral at Arlington Sunday. Wing and family visited Chas Pout. Sank Las purchased a gang and other notes mention operations with stones and stumps. Henry and Dwile care for Cle as his family battles measles. Mize Nettie Adams slowly recovers from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B.gannion
Jefferson County
Milt Henley
John Moore
Arlington Sunday
Wing
Las
Henry
Dwile
Cle
Mize Nettie’ Adams
Local Notes and Social Scenes From Rushville District
Alfred Wooten works for Frank Cotton while several townsfolk attend court in Thoraday. W. G. Macy sold timber to W. W. Wilcoxon last week. Pitte family visited J. M. Pitts Sunday as Mise Clara Wall of Western Grove is Mrs Burton Beckner. Cottage prayer meetings at Leb Winters Fridays draw large crowds. Jennie Barnard attended Sunday School at Manilla last Sunday afternoon. Allen Macy smiles all week. It’s a girl. H.8. Parker and Bert Wicker bought Prairie State incubators from Chas. E. Wicker last week. Atlie Rigsbee has returned from Indianapolis with measles. W.F.M.S. of Little Blue met at Caroline Macy’s Thursday. several new members joined. Nancy Swain died southwest of Arlington April 6. funeral at Little Blue Tuesday by Rev. W. L. Northam. Rushville to gain rural mail routes. Arlington two, Milroy two, Manilla one. James G. Alaman and Chas. M. Phillips named carriers. Lewis Waggoner and John A. Smith Milroy routes. Albert J. Webb Manilla route. Richland and Moscow post offices to be served by rural carriers. total routes in Rush county rise to fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wooten
Frank Cotton
Thoraday
W. G. Macy
W. w.Wilcoxon
Pitte
J. M. Pitts
Mise
Clara Wall
Parker
Bert Wicker
Prairie State
Chas
E. Wicker
Atlie Rigsbee
Commercial College
Indianapolis
Little Blue
Caroline Macy
Nancy Swain
Arlington
W. L. Northam
Rushville Ind
Rush County
Milroy
Manilla
James G. Alaman
Chas. M. Phillips
Lewis Waggoner
John A. Smith
Albert J. Webb
Richland
Moscow
Public sale notice by administrator Cox
A public outcry sale will offer a phaeton a horse a Jersey cow six-year-old cattle and assorted household and garden goods among other items. Cons. S Cox, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cons
S. Cox
Women Club Discusses Science and Art Topics
At a Monday meeting Mrs Bertha Wallace hosted the W I C C where papers on The Unscientific Chinese by Susie L Hill Decorativ e Art tracing European origin and Rookwood Pottery from Cincinnati and The Red Planet Mars by Mary Hubbard were presented The day’s quotation noted that no truth is merely in art or science but earned through effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wallace
Susie L. Hill
China
Eunice Dunn
Europe
Rookwood Pottery
Cincinnati
Mars
Mary Hubbard
Wallace Bros show and Indiana events ticket notices
Wallace Bros show from Anderson Indiana offers tickets on sale April 29 with return April 30, one fare round trip. Grand Chapter of Indian Order of Eastern Star Indianapolis tickets on sale April 21 to 23, good returning April 26, one fare round trip. Indiana Republican state convention in Indianapolis tickets on sale April 22 and 23, good returning April 25. See Racycle bicycles at Chas R. Butler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace. Bros
Anderson Ind
Grand Chapter of Indian Order of Eastern Stara
Indianapolis
Indiana
Republican
Curious Gas Leak Shrivels Lawn At Main Street Corners
For four years grass and trees near the R N Hill and Mary J Henley corners on north Main Street have died. Three new plantings failed as the dead zone widened into several yards. R H Hill had soil removed and the Gas Co found a large main break allowing percolating gas to reach the soil. It is hoped no further trouble will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Hill
Mary J. Henley
North Main Street
Samuel B. Hill
R. H. Hill
Pritchard and White wed in Indianapolis ceremony
Frank Pritchard and Miss Xenna E White married yesterday afternoon in Indianapolis and hosted a reception upon returning home. Pritchard, a school teacher and Raysville area native, will begin housekeeping in his own home near Raysville. Also, Claud Gourley and Carrie Parker wed at the bride’s mother’s home last night with close relatives present. The groom runs a Carthage livery business and both couples begin married life with bright prospects. The Knightstown Sun notes similar nuptials at Raysville and Carthage. A Carthage Musical Club was formed with 25 members to promote local talent and study music. Officers include Mrs John Wallace president and Stella Gause director. The next meeting is April 22 at Miss Gause’s home. An ad notes a horse for sale at Walnut Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pritchard
Xenna E. White
Indianapolis
Carthage
Harry Groves
Savannah Brosius
Raysville
Knightstown
John Wallace
Henry Stinger
Lillian Henley
I. F. Stager
J. D. Dennis
Stella Gause
Emma Overman
J. H. Scholl
KE. A. Lanning
Mozart
E. J. Bundy
H. O. Pitts
H. E. Stager
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Kitche
D. W. Kirk Wood
Carthage Drug Co
Henry, Hancock
Rush Counties
Rua
Mbig
Church Notes
Methodist
E. A. Danning
Jonah
Solomon
Worth M. Tippe
Tippy
Harry Wall
Zula Hill
Effie Hackleman
Eedwas Optician
Cnisul Tesin
Ind
Soest Elwood
O1 Bisnre
Hender
Blue River
W. I
Chas R. Butler
Imperial
Oliver
Sattley
W. H. Sharer
R. E. Henley
Kennedy’s
Mauzy & Denning
Department Store
Rushville
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