Local Social Roundup From Hazelwood Area
Hazelwood H C Broshar family and Wim Broshar with Austin Em mert and James Heftner groups visited Sunday. Mrs Geo Mount sick. Carl Ferguson family and Butler family with Mr Bessie Connor visited with Edrington family. Wm Hammack in Leanes and Guy McLaughlin with Dick Long visited Sid Riggins pew tre Roy Rust. Farmers Federation secretary reports 6000 pounds twine for members at Advance. Emory Proffitt family spent Wednesday with Dick Mert and family. Mrs S Rohrer attended Country Club at Rov Rusts Friday. Mrs Vesper Edrington returned from treatment in Mida sville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rust
Farmers Federation
Tee
Ronn Rohr
Local Scene Shows Casual Frivolities and Accidents
A fragmentary report notes Charles Rokn injuring two ribs while helping load a cay of loos and that Walter McDaniel fell ill Monday requiring hospital x rays. Several locals attended a banquet in Crawfordsville and other meetings in Indianapolis.
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Loos
Charles Rokn
Second Philippine mission sails to push independence
The United States will host a second Philippine mission led by Manuel L. Quezon and Sergio Osmena to press immediate independence and improve US Philippines ties. The all-Filipino legislature reportedly adopted resolutions backing independence, signaling strong popular demand alongside formal appeals from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Maniki
Philippines
Manuel Lb. Ouezon
Philippine Senate
America
United
Christian Church Notes Revival Drive Ends Sunday
Rev O V Rector reports 8S. S. attendance 136 and $5.91 offering with two new scholars enrolled. Forward Movement Drive ends Sunday. Mother's Day observance planned for Sunday week with expected 200 attendees. C E Society and friends hosted a social at the parsonage with the pastor's wife and helpers orchestrating a fine program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society
Kincaid
Vernon Purdue
Mona Beaver
Sunday Religious Notes from North Christian Church
Attendance 138 as Superintendent Burrin was ill but assistant Charles E. M. Claine led. Township Chairman Wm Johnson attended and spoke. Bro Callithan praised as masterful in sermon. Mr and Mrs Hendrix and Aunt Polly Harris received by letter. Mrs Bertha Hall funded piano seat cover and library table cover. Pocahontas Lodge gathered pies for Red Men event. Walter Caplinger returns to duty at elevator. Jacob Bowman trades property with Carl Bowman after garden work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Burrin
Chas. E.M Claine
James Hendrix
Polly Harris
New Ross
Bro. Callahan
M. Bertha Hall
Noted Philippine Leaders and American Aid Advocates
The passage praises a passionate public servant described as diligent and perceptive in handling public affairs. It names Osmena and Quezon as persistent advocates of Philippine independence and strong allies of American aims toward the Filipino people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Deop
Osimena
Hoth Osmena
Quezon
Philippine
Chanrimion
Americas
Advance Lodge Meeting Notice and Officers
Advance Lodge No. 806 meets Thursday nights with a welcome to visitors. Lew Owens serves as noble, John Campbell as secretary. Notice lists office days at Tuesday at Advance Bank and Jamestown Bank with James Bowman as trustee.
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Nipmuck Tribe
C.R.V
Elmer Hinkle
Sacher Lew Owens
K. P
Ray Davis
C.C
Bruce Burris
K. R
Advance Lodge No
James Bowman
Truste
Howard Cann Seeks Joint Senator Seat in Clinton Boone
Howard A. Cann of Frankfort and current State Legislature representative filed for the primary ballot as Joint Senator of Clinton and Boone Counties. A strong Republican, Cann touted his record as watchdog of the State Treasury, service on key committees, opposition to wasteful spending, and support for local bond controls. He highlighted a self made rise, business success in Frankfort, and wartime service including Red Cross leadership and a son in World War I. A vote for Cann pledged good government and a square deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Cann
Frankfort
Clinto
Boone
Cann
Senate
Ann
Ad House
Wr. Cann
Union County
France
Cantigny
Argonne
Mr. Cann
Clinton County Red Cross
Howard Cann
GOLLIDAY SCHOOL HOUSE Visit and social rounds in Danville area
Bruce Pickering drives one new word when it wants him too. Miss Edith James attends school at Danville and was at home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Rightenour and son Loyd visited Robt Ferugon and family Sunday. Harry James and family visited Floyd Rhoddes near New Ross and Mrs Annie Palmer with Lawrence Ross of near Jamesown spent Friday with Rena Higgs and Mrs Mariam Wright. Bruce Pickering and family called on Cecil Broshar Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rightenour
Son Loyd
Robt
Fer Ugon
Harry James
Floyd Rhoddes
New Ross
Annie Palmer
Grandpn
Lawrence Ross
Near, Jamesown
Rena Higgs
Mariam Wright
Bruce Pickering
Cecil Broshar
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Boone and
Clinton Counties
Indiana
Howardann
Hazelwood
H. C. Broshar
Wim. Broshar
Austin Emmert
James Heftner
Geo. Mount
Carl Freguson
Bsey Butler
Bessie Connor
Edrington
Wm. Hammack
Leanes
Guy McLaughlin
Dick Long
Sid Riggins
Emory — Proffitt and
Chinde Oy
Dick Mert and Family
Rohrer
Rov Rusts
Fancy Pat Trish Mackeres, Newman
HL Yager
Indianapolis
Mroo
Thos
Wid
Roy Meison
EL Calithan
Geo, Kersey
Carrie Routh
Chas
Eo McClanie
Ethe
Aypes
Georgia Mpinier
Crawfordsville
B.S. Sunny
Walter McDaniel
Dr. Riley
Walter
Rural Loan & Savings Assn
Lebanon, Indiana
H. P. New
Farmers State Bank
Sergio Osmene
Philippine House of Representatives
Council of State
Nacionalism Party
Sneaker
Osmneni
Islands
Osmnena
Menna Aed
Fife
American Congress
Manuel L. Quezon
Christian Church Notes
Wm. Johnson
U. S
North Christian Church
R. E. Callathan
T. E. Burrin
Bro. Callithan
Bro Callithan
Pocahontas Lodge
Letion Lodge
Carl Smith
Walter Caplinger
Mr Sprong
Jas Bowman
Carl Bowman
Carl
Sergio Osmena
Dvance Lodge No
Thos. E. Burrin
W. M Walter McDaniel
Secy
Nipmuck Hayleft No
Leo Kincaid
C. H. Sumner Owens
Lew Owens
John Campbell
THE
Lone Star Ranger
York
Clinton County
Golliday School
Edith James
Danville
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