Local Happenings and Farm Bureau Tuberculosis Appeal
A column lists visits and greetings from residents around Boone County including Walker, Ryan, Pittman, Van Horn, Ware, Day, Hendrix, Forbes, Guntle, and many others. It also notes church events, visits to relatives, and community activities. A farm bureau appeal urges tuberculosis testing of all Boone County cows after a testimonial from Dr. R A Moore detailing a family ruined by a infected cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
R. A. Moore
Frankfort
Jersey
Boone County Farm Bureau
Boone County
Lebanon guests at Sunday pitch in dinner
Frank Stafford and family entertained guests at a Sunday pitch-in dinner in Lebanon. Attendees included C. C. Galvin and family Ernest Stoops and family Frank Herod and family Mrs McKern Ira Graham and family Mrs Harold Lymthe and children Lawrence Beck and family from near New Salem Ode Herod and family of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stafford
C. C. Galvin
Ernest Stoops
Frank Herod
McKern
Ira Graham
Lebanon
Harold Lymthe
Warsaw
Lawrence Beck
New Salem
Ode Herod
Indianapolis
Plan Fight For Pure Milk In Boone County
Boone County Farm Bureau launches a drive to make area cattle tuberculin-free amid rising bovine tuberculosis. Indianapolis and other cities pass or consider milk from tested herds. July 19 county meeting at Lebanon to discuss eradication efforts and farmer cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone County
Boone County Farm Bureau
Indianapolis
Indiana
A. W. Porter
Farm Bureau
Lebanon
Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration Promoted
The Commercial Club announces an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration to unite the community. Aiming to strengthen fellowship, morals, and business spirit, the event promises daytime and evening entertainment and invites active support from all townspeople.
Visits County First Time For 35 Years
Mr and Mrs Frank Green host a Hazelrigg gathering honoring Grace Able Landram of Merced California making her first visit in thirty three years. A noon pitch in on the lawn drew many friends from Fortville Castleton Noblesville Indianapolis Brownsburg and more. An afternoon of greetings followed with several local residents including Taylor families and Chicago guest Cordelia Scudder. For sale one used hay tedder Advance Hdwe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Green
Hazelrigg
Grace Able Landram
Merced
Calif
Green
Landram
Mrs. Landram
Frank Taylor
Fortville
John Rushing
Made Keselring
F. W. Beaver
Evelyn. Elliott
Blain Cox
Castleton
John Albea
Pendleton
A. S
Paris plans tourist guides to curb unscrupulous practicers
The Paris Municipal Council announces a corps of guides to assist tourists and shield them from unprofessional, unscrupulous practitioners. Also note a community ice cream supper at Old Union on Wednesday evening July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Old Union
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strandel/ SPHIA
USA
Mrs. Wayne Walker
Lester Ryan
John Marion
Wm. Ross
Lottie Pittman
Crawfordsville
Emmett Bowman
Virgil van Horn
Cicero
Noel C. Ware
Franklin
Ora Reed
Arthur Day
Springport
Cecil Hendrix
Flora
James Hendrix
Helen Louise Forbes
H. C. Epperson
Harold Smythe
Claude Wall
Richard
C. E. Bruce
Warren County
Ethel Mae Guntle
Leo Grimes and
Rush Saunders
Charley Spickelmier
W. P. Butler
Near Old Union
Frank Butler
Glenn D. Silknitter and Sons
John Holston
Leland Wall
Ohio
Joe Caldwell
T. R. Bruce
John Utley
Rosker Isenhour
John Randel
H. F. McDaniel
Earl Hartman
Carson Bowen
Warley
Ben Livingston
Edgar Bruce
Mary Stafford
Fuston
Dover Church
Glen Hazelrige
Pleasant View
R. E. Faulkinbury
Alva Beck
Lena Jackson
Mrs
Lora McClaine
Thora Melson
Edith and
Esther Morrison
Esther Burrin
Yencils
H. B. Albea
Apolis
D. C. Taylor
I. W. Taylor
John L. Hysong
Ily
Louis Taylor
A. T. Taylor
Cordelia Scudder
Chicago
Lee Taylor
Tom J. Jackson
Veedersburg
C. S. Wills
Harry Sumpter
Charley Johnson
Fred Saunders
Advance Hdw. Co
Advance
Ind
Dixie Jubilee Singers
Danville
C. L. Airhart
Mangus
O. O. Richardson
Walnut Grove
Thorntown
Advance Produce CO
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