EE School Notes on Absences and Parent Involvement
Measles absence impact continues with 90 plus averages for exempt students in 2 departments. Exemption requires 94 or above. if overall average falls below 80, students take exams in all subjects. Parents urged to visit and engage with teachers. A list of exemptions and top graduates will be posted. A “Parents Day” planned in four schools near year end with three student entertainments announced later.
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Elsse of the Scar
Prospects Bright for Big Indiana Poultry Show
The Fan ciers' Association of adiaga in Indianapolis plans a five day event at Tomlinson hall from February 2 to 7 featuring high class poultry dogs cats. Entries from seven different regions have arrived and the club has added cages to accommodate over 2000 birds and at least 290 dogs with possibly 5 to 75 fancy cats, reflecting record interest and growth.
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Fanciers’ Association of
Adiaga
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
New York
Ars Ciatio
Baket Ball Game Ends In Visiturs Victory
The List Ball game at the town hall Wednesday pitted local High School against Thorntown Sophomores. A 2 to 0 score in favor of the Visiturs. second half stronger as Thompson Lucas Wall starred for locals. Mangus hit a long field goal. Mion sick but played. referee Johnson of Phuc town kept order. scoring by Carwon Koss and W. D Sullivan assisted.
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Town Hall
Jocal
Thorntown
Thompson
Lucas
Wall
Mangus
Mion
Johnson
Phuc
W. D Sullivan
Carwon Koss
New Christian Church To Dedicate In Ross
Rev Earle Wilfley will preach the dedicatory sermon at the new $3000 Christian church in Ross. He will also speak in the evening. The wood built modern structure is a credit to the city and was begun last spring. JA Mohorter, National Benevolent Association secretary, visits next Sunday to explain church work in the morning and deliver an epic sermon in the evening. The public is invited.
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Earle Wilfley
New Ross
JA. Mohorter
Boston
St Louis
National Benevolent Association
Wilfig
New County Auditor's Safe Installed After Brick Alteration
A new county auditor's safe arrived and was installed on a brick foundation in the north wet room. It could not pass the office door, so workers cut a six foot brick section and later removed twenty one inches of brick to create an entrance. The old safe was too small for valuable records.
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Auditors Office
North Salem Herald Report On Town Hall Meeting In June
Saturday evening June 18 saw one of the largest cases in town hall packed crowds. The plot ran along the usual lines and was fairly well presented. Some customary fees were missed from the company and new owners are working to maintain positions of those whose duties here involve their shoulders.
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North Salem
Herald
Grain Valuation Rule Changes Signal County Assessors Overhaul
County assessors face two major rule changes from the state board affecting grain valuation. Grain must be assessed at market value as of March 1, with no external schedules and each county applying Clark County values. The move shifts previous cross county schedules and court-admissible value practices to a local, market-based approach.
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Asessm
State Board of Tax Cumaissigners
Safe Board
Real Estate Prices Hold Steady Amid Shifting Market
The Toorawowu Lines note prices remain firm in town and at capably, with limited declines. They say the market won’t reach past highs seen a few years ago, though real estate is still a solid investment despite current fluctuations.
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Toorawowu
Local Notices Mention Households and Trade Listings
Local items report John Caldwell and wife visiting Lawson Brown and wife. Mr and Mrs Frank Pointer announce the birth of a baby girl Beru Moadar. Mentions debts, grain ads, and multiple Lebanon connections with clerks urging settlement of accounts and seeds from Advance Grain Co.
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Mrs
Frank Pointer
Beru Moadar
Local notices and social happenings in Advance area
Community notes report a church auxiliary meeting to be held at Mrs. Henry Frazier’s home next Wednesday February 5. Local residents share dinner after gatherings with families including the McClaines Jacksons and Browns. Rural railcar agent Qlin Brown hosted a banquet for competitors and families amid a cold wave forecast by the weather bureau.
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The
North Christian Church
Henry Frazier
J. W. Rinehart
New Brunswick
Ebe
Elizabeth MecClaine
Lou Bean
Crawfordsville
Lora McClaine
Kate Jackson
J. M Brown
Jennie
Clara Jackson
Ida Brown
Qlin Brown
Herve Day
Just for Today Prayer Focus
Be mindful of daily aims and conduct as the speaker seeks a day of diligence prayer and kindness. The meditation urges careful speech, self sacrifice, and prompt obedience while avoiding sin and idle words.
Local Figures Attend Meetings and Visits Across Town
Geton McConaughy Stella Cana ds and Ressia Davis visited Lena Airhart Wednesday night. Protracted meetings begin at Mt. Zion Tuesday night. Lyle Thompson was the measure. R D Squires spent Sunday nights at J M Nicelys. Mr and Mrs George Baber visited Mrs Babers parents at Thort town last week. Ethel Rogers spent Sunday with John Farrowa.
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Geton McConaughy
Stella Canads
Ressia Davis
Lena Airhart
Mt. Zion
George Baber
Mrs. Baber
Thorttown
Local Social Visit Notes From Bertha Mehet Era
A fragmentary diary item lists visitors to Bertha Mehet of Hezelrigg including Mes Bertha Hulston and Mr and Mrs Lyon visiting from Net Kuss. Others mentioned are Mr and Mrs George Grixustiner of Indianapolis and Mr and Mrs Frank Miles with their sons visiting Dariing and Lee Miles on Sunday.
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George Grixustiner
Lndianapolis
Frank Miles and Sons
Dariingson
Lee Miles
Revival Meetings Begin With Clarence Defur Preaching
Clarence Defur of Merom Indiana will arrive Monday evening and from that date will conduct all sermons as the revival meetings begin.
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Tha Ros
Clarence Defur
Merom Ind
Local notes from Shannon Dale include illnesses and minor incidents
Jim Jarvis's sale drew a good crowd Tuesday. Cordelia English, ill with pneumonia, shows signs of improvement. T J Burroughs can sit up. Albert Endicott sold two young mules to Sherman Trout Saturday. Mrs Geo T Young suffers heart trouble. Ed HImlton ill with grip at T J Burroughs home. Ben Rankin becomes parent of a baby girl. Clarence Burroughs, Big Four clerk, visits from Cincinnati to Chicago. Mary Shannon of Lebanon visits Wiss Mionie and Geneva Shannon. Mr Pittenger, wife and child survive a buggy accident east of Sharmondale. Pittenger avoids wreck by driving into ditch. Mrs Pittenger and child lightly bruised. buggy damaged. Ruby Beck of Thorntown visits Etta Booher.
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Geo. T Young
Ed Himlton
T.J. Burroughs
Ben Rankin
Clarence Burroughs
Big Four
Cincinnati
Chicago
Mary Shannon
Lebanon
Wiss Mionie
Geneva Shannon
Wu. Pittenger
Sharmondale Satuday
Pittenger
Horsa
Portura
North Salem Man Brutally Assaulted in Shop
North Salem Indiana January 25 a 75 year old shopkeeper known as WeeksySiqiii was attacked by a stranger while closing his shop for the night. The assailant struck him with two deep head gashes and fled through a rear door pursued by neighbors. bloodhounds tracked a trail toward Indianapolis where the robber is believed to have fled by a passing train. The victim is in fragile health and the incident has prompted public outrage.
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North Salem
Ind
Struc
Happy Returns for Family Birthdays
A call for remembering family birthdays with small treats and surprises. It suggests light nonroutine touches at gatherings, gifts for children, shoes and books, with ideas like cakes, a party, rides, or visits. It ends with a note about an American in Paris resisting taxes.
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Clowes
Theodore Hewee
Washington
NEW Christian Church
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Ve Tae
Ped. (Ltd
K. Artman
Irub
Mirheeld Finnel
Riffene Abbott
Ward Abbott
Jacksonville
F. H. Adams
Lafayette Avenue
Shelbyville
Cartiel Circuit Company
Qgerec
John Caldwell
Lawson Brown
Sacaday
Accounta
Melson & Dor
Buff Cochin and
Plymout Hoek Codierels
W. H. Cox
Oud Cuiun
Cluver
Timothy Seed
Advance Grain Co
Advances Grain Co
Timothy
Jno. Caldwell
Melon & Son
Rush Vorbis
W. H Dean
David McClelnan
Lottie Lucas
Advance
Waters
Frazier
Bullday
Stella Mail
Win Raysby
Delos Garzer
Ja Bierks
Mary Atkinson
Newellman
A. Fl. Yager
of Advance
Sedther Bureau
Turabes
Samuel Wilberforce
Lyle Thompson
R.D. Squires
J. M. Nicelys
James Nicely
Ethel Rogers
John Farrowa
Cason
Friends of
Bertha
Rolanung Shast
Misa Braitun
Hezelrigg
Mes
Bertha T Hulston
Cuarstsy
Fraara
Shannondale
Jim Jarvis
Cordelia English
T.J Burroughs
Albert Endicott
Sherman Trout
Ness
G. Lee D
Cserpet
Mingapolis
Paris
Hoine
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